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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-02-07

The ASCENSION BANDS HoP.-The
grand ball or hop" given at the res
idence of Mrs. Andrew Gingry, last
Saturday night, under the auspices of
the Ascension Brass Band, and in
commemoration of the second ami
Versary of the formation of that or
ganization, was one of the finest af-
fairs of the kind that has taken place
in Donaldsonville since the war,.as
every one of the large number of per-
sons in attendance will testify. Three
large rooms and the spacious hall of
Mrs. Gingry's house were cleared and
ia stefuliy decorated for the occasion,
the band being assigned a position at
the rear end of the hall, from whence
their excellent music could be plainly
heard by all the dancers. Directly
ever the heads of the musicians was
a beautiful flag with the initials g A.
B. B." upon it in gold letters, while
in front of them and reaching across
the hall was q stretch of white cotton
upon which appeared Second Ami
versary, Ascension Brass Band, like
wise in golden letters. Above the
doorways were tasteful festoons of
evergreen, which added greatly to the
general beauty of the scene when the
rooms were filed with a brilliant
ttrong of we'll dressed ladies and gen.
tlemen. The invited guests began to
arrive at 1880 in the evening, and by
9 o'clock fully a hundred persons were
present, and the festivities well under
way. The music was the finest we
have heard for months, the guests
were all in the best spirits, and there
was no tagging of interest in the dan
cling until about A. NJ, at which
hour the affair came to a close. Re-
freshments in the shape of cake and
light cordials were passed around sew
eral times during the evening, and at
midnight all were invited to partake
of a wholesome lunch of ham sand
wiches and coffee, an invitation which
was responded to with will. To the
energy of the gentlemen of the invi-
tation and arrangement committee,
the endurance of the members of the
string band, and the untiring efforts
of the kind hostess to make the
guests comfortable, was due in great
measure the perfect enjoyment of the
occasion. The great success of the
hop demonstrates the widespread pop
ularity of the Ascension Band, and it
is to be hoped ether entertainments
like that of last Saturday evening
will be given under their auspices at
frequent intervals. The Band has but
to issue its invitations, and the beauty
and elite of the vicinity respond, as
sured that any affair under the man
agement of the Ascension members
will be recherche and brilliant, as was
their grand second anniversary hop.
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A full stock of valentines has been
received at the news depot on Rail-
road Avenue, where they can be had
at prices ranging from one cent to 90
each. The styles are as varied as the
prices.
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prince of good fellows, and tits real
pleasure to meet him.
Jos. Hughes, ESQ.,, freight agent of
the railroad at this place, has won
our thanks for sundry kindnesses.
Town Secretary Israel has also cur
acknowledgements for favors.
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The Common Council was to have
met yesterday at 10 A. M, but secre-
tary Issael informs us that only one
member put in an.appearance, and as
he wasn't a quorum, he gently me-
anderea homeward again.
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ADVERTISING AGENCY

0E WASHINGTON Dt G..
B Advertisement inserted il papers in
every section. of the country
n Rates loscer han those of a,,yotker agency
TN the United States.
= Advertisers viii consult their own best,
interest ny addressing
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A lot of clothes and pillow were
found alongside the wharf yesterday
morning, supposed to have been sto-
len aud left there by the thief. Who
owns the Ejlunaer7
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-02-07

SCHOOL OF ART.-St. Joseph dead
emy.-At this institution drawing and
painting are taught, French, German
and Latin classes are organized.
No extra charge.
Apply to NJ. Heating, principal.
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The bill introduced in the State
Senate by Mr.. Bovee authorizing
Thomas FL. Franklin, ESQ.,, an eman-
cipated minor and resident of Dom
aldsonpille, to practice law before
the courts of this State, finally passed
that body day before yesterday, and
has been sent to the House for con-
currenee.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-02-07

Phoenix Fire Company meets at the
Court House this evening at seven
o'clock.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-02-07

A majority. of the downward bound
steamboats, have on immense loads of
cotton. The Belle Lee, Frank Pargoud
and Carrie A. Thorne we're among
the heaviest laden that have passed
this week.
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The heavy rain Thursday evening
floated away all the loose bridges on
the town streets and deluged every
body's~ yard. Pedestrianism was
disagreeable occupation during the
storm and we opine all whe were
away ffome home wished they weren't.
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Elsewhere will be found card of
thanks from the D. S. C. Band to the
patrons of their fair. The net pro-
ceeds of the entertainment amounted
To s434 65.
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A list of the letters remaining in
the Doualdsonville pest-offce on the
Ist of February appears in this issue.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-02-07

Get your oyercoats at Marx IsraePs
emporium, where durable goods are
sold at low prices.
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TINE TABLE n. O., II. & T. 3. &.

Doilv Passenger Trair-I4eaves New Or
leans ut A. NJ; Arrives In Donaldson
vile at 1915 P. NJ.
Returning (Sundays exceptedl, Leaves Don
aldsonvilie at lis p. NJ; Arrives in New
Orleane at 5 P. IL.
SuaSsas Passenger Tnait-Leaves New Or
leans as above, arriving in Dcnaldsouville
atl2M4
Returning, Leaves Donaldsonville at 300 2.
NJ; Arrives IN New Orleans at 6:30 p. N
Freight Train each teay epesg other day.
Trains stop at all way stations.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Fourth Judicial District.

IComprising the parishes of Ascension, st.
James, st. John the Baptist and st. Charles
District Judge. .0thello j. Flagg,
District Attorney, ..----.- Morris Marks.
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In obedience to Edict XIV. of his
most gracious Majesty, the King of
the Carnival, the steamer Henry Tete
VIII so arrange her trips during the
carnival as to accommodate His Maj
esty's most loyal subjects. Coming
down the coast on her regular day,
Sunday, February 18th, she will re-
main in New Orleans on the 10th and
18th, and leave for the return trip on
Wednesday, the 18th, at o'clock A.
M. All loyal subjects visiting the
Royal Capital ON the Henry Tete are
expected to make the boat their home,
partakihg of his most gracious Majes-
TVS good things and sleeping in his
downy beds on board instead of re-
pairing to the overcrowded hotels.
Price of passage for the round trip
Sc for all subjects from the coast So
for Lafourche subjects.
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LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Read the Tax Collectors notices.
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Seventh Senatorial Distriet.

comprising the parishes of Ascension and
st. Jamesil
State Senator, George E. Boyee.
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PERsoNAL.-Gen. JEFF. Thompson,
Chief State Engineer, accompanied by
Mr.. Darten, arrived here last Satur-
day evening, having come up from
New Orleans on the left bank of the
river to inspect the levees intervening
between here and that city. The gen.
tlemen stayed at the Butler House
Saturday night, and bright and early
Sunday morning they were off in the
rain upon their way home, taking the
right bank of the river in oraer to
look after the levees on this side.
General Thompson was In his usual
excellent spirits, and we enjoyed a
lf-hour's conversation with him ex-
ceedingly.
Owen McLeran, Esq. of st. James
parish, who has been experimenting
the construction and repair of leyees
down Bayou Lafonrche, in the inter
est of Mr.. V. E. NJ. Anderson, con-
tractor, came out of the bayou with a
fIatboat load of wheelbarrows, slaoVels
and Irishmen, Saturday evening, hav-
ing completed the mending of all the
dilapidated leyees and placed the in
habitants of the lower Lafourche dis
tricts in as secure position from
overflow as it is possible to do with
mud banks. Mr.. McLeran paid the
CHIEF Office a visit, and his genial
conversation was certain cure for the
blues.
Geo. Buttrick, Esq, the whole
souled gentleman who collects inter-
nal revenue for Uncle Sam around
these parts, was in town again last
week, and paid us visit. George is a
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The river was rising rapidly yester-
day.
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Parish Of Ascension.

Representative, Pierre Landry,
Charles N. Lewis,
Parish Judge, John A. Cheevers,
Parish Attorney, Frederick Duffel,
Clerk of the Court, .....--Jo ohm d. Cantey,
Recorder, ....-...-.Ch Charles Gecks,
Secretary, Frederick Fobb,
Treasurer. Christian Kline,
Tax Collector. E. Bentley,
Sheriff, Aaron Hill
Jail Physician, NJ. McGalliard,
Official Journal, Ascension Leader.
POLICE JURoRs.-Henry Cook, President
Felix Reynaud, Edward Cantey, Hillery
Rice, Henry Heyman.
BOARD OF SCHOOL DIREcToRs.--Pierre
Landry, President; Rodolphe Braud, Secre-
4ary and Treasurer; G.. Fl. Hill, Charles N.
Lewis, Jacob Warner, jackson Starks, L. E.
Bentley.
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A LIVE NEWSPAPER

A LIVE NEWSPAPER :
/ & s.
D0NALDS0NVILIE CHIEF,
PUBLISHED
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
Donaldsonville, Louisiana.
Subscription Price, Three Dollars Year
Payable in advance.
Advertising Rates as Low as the Lowest.
[See first column of second page1
The CHIEF aims to be essentially
Wide-AwaAxe Local Piper.
Devoting the Greater Portion of its
Editorial Space to
HOME HAPPENINGS,
PARISH POLITICS,
TOWN TTT-BTs,
SUGAR STATISTICS,
COTTON CROPS,
The Full and Impartial Discussion of all
Matters and Projects Calculated
to Affect the Interests
-oF THE
PARISH OF ASCENSION AND
TOWN OF DONALDSONyILLE
"a 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 carefully
compiled condensation of the Judicial, Paro-
chial and Municipal Advertisements pub
lished in the Official Journal Great care
will be taken, to render the CHIEF
A DEsIDERATUM
| to every Merchant, every Lawyer, every Of
fetal, every Man, every Woman, in fact,
Everybody
in the Community; and to this end we solicit
AID AND ENCOURAGEMENT
from the Business and Reading Public in the
way of
Advertisements and Subscriptions.
Though making Specially of Home At
fairs, tho CHIEF is not unlnindful of Passing
Events Elsewhere, and upon the first page
of each issue will appear 10
SUMMARY OF GENERAL NEWS,
and Choice Selections of
POETRY AND LIGHT LITERATURE /;
While the fourth page will Contain
FLASHES OF FUN.
GENERAL GOSSIP.
USEFUL RECIPES,
MARKET REPORTS AND
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
V In consideration of the effort we are
| making to furnish First-Class Newspaper,
it will not be unreasonable ON our part to
expect the Intelligent People of this and Adj
iaeent Parishes to
Subscribe Fer
AND
Advertise In
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Advertise In
The DonaldsonvilIe Chief.
Communications may be addressed
simply " CHIEF, Donaldsonvile, La.,' or to
l. E. BENTLEY,
Editor and Proprietor.
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The clerk of the weather went on a
regular bender Wednesday, and dur
ing his absences from his post some
mischievous sprite got to fooling with
the machinery of the Universal Water
Works and opened the sluice- gates
and the way the dampness came down
upon this terrestrial globe was a eau
lion to ducks. We had serious in
tentions of building little Ark..for a
while, but fortunately some being ia
miliar with the workings of the celes-
tial hydraulic fixtures arranged things
all right up there, and we swan home
and went to bed easy in mind. The
weather has been trying very hard to
turn cold since the deluge, but it has
only half succeeded. The sun is
making feeble attempt TO shine
through the clouds to-day.
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Gown Of Donaldsonville.

Mayor, -.-..-.--.--.--.--.J J. Clayerie,
Attorney. Edw. N. Pugh,
Secretary, David Israel,
Treasurer, Christian Kline,
Assessor, Aug. Bercegeay,
Collector, -.---...-...--.. Frederick Febb,
Printer, Morris Marks.
Wharf Master, ..-....-.. Raphael Mousse,
Market Lessee, Louis Lefort,
Ferry Lessee. Michel Lanou,
Constable, Louis Lefort.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
ID. Lemarn, Jos. Burbridge,. LIST Ward.
g. Weinsehenck, C. Martin, ST., -2lId :"
John +. Link, Joseph johnson, .--3rd /"
BOARD: OF SCHOOL DIREeToRs.-Chas.F F.
Smith, president; w. 6. Wilkinson, secre-
.tary and treasurer; N M. Conway, Milton
Sagenderph, Joseph Burbridge.
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The refusal of the Police Jury to
grant TO Phoenix Fire Company a
lease of the vacant parish lot adjoin-
ing that upon which the Episcopal
Church stands, has excited much sur
prise and Indignation among the
members and friends of that praise
worthy organization, and the weight
of their anathemas fall upon the head
of President Henry Cook, who cast
the deciding vote against the resolu-
ton which sought to give the lease.
The reason given by Mr.. Cook for his
strange vote is, that the close prox-
unity of an engine-house to a church
would be disagreeable to the eongre-
cation of the sanctuary. We do not
know whether Mr.. Cook derived this
idea from conversation with members
of the church or whether the opinion
was merely a personal one, but we
fail to see the propriety of it in either
case, as there is no possible way in
which. services could be interrupted
or interfered with by the fire COM
papy. If it was at all likely that the
Phoenix engine-honse would become
a resort for loafers and rowdies, we
should agree with the President of the
Jury that it would be improper to To-
cate it alongside a place of divine
worship, butas there is no probability
of it's degeneration to a place of bad
repute we can but condemn the refa-
sal to lease the lot for such a worthy
purpose. It has been ramored that
Mr.. Cooks opposition arose from per-
sonal <aisagreements with one or two
members of the fire company, but We
hesitate to ascribe such an unbecom-
ing motive to him. Such a necessary
organization as Phoenix No. merits
encouragement, and we are sorry to
find our Police Jury backward in ac-
3cording the small aid asked of them.
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D0NALDsoNVILLE, LA.
Saturday, February Z, 1874.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-18
NOT 4 POLIoBMAN.

AN ATTEMPT TO DECEIVE THE PUBLIC.
Last night about 10 O'Clock, while sreporter Of
TIE. REPUBLICAN, was standing on the corner Of
Thirteenth street and Pennsyivanla avenue, IN
front Of TIE REBUBLIoKH Building, he noticed
three men, oneof then holding back . large yell
low dog by handkerohief that was tied round
the animals neck, coming up Thirteenth street
from the direction Of South Washington, The
middle man showed signs Of being much intoxi-
Gated, and with considerable dihfculty, although
assisted BY his companions, managed 70 keep
upon his feet As the trio drew nearer the timber
one Of the party presented the appearance Of be-
ing member Of the police forca wearing the blae
uniform with brass buttons, and the summer style
Of straw hat for the privateg on his head. Know
ing the severity exercised by the police commits
aoners and Major Richards n regard TO the de-
pertinent o. the men, this individuals condition
was the subject OF much comment By persons n
little surprise vas expressed Ct the apparent
boldness Of the man, who seemed neither 70 fear
or care for discovery. 4 ~ tEt .
AZ the remarks made cast reflection on the
members Of the force generally, who. win few
exceptions, are competent % Ill the positions for
which they have been selected, with some little
trouble the status Of the drunken man Was OBJ
tanned. Il was aaoertained that his name was
Cook, and that he ls not policeman. He Is en-
ployed as day Waterman at tie Agricultural
Eroun1S, and at one time Has commissioned .
special ofncer By the Board Of Police Oammis-
aloners, but for good and SUFFICIENT reasons that
authority Was reVokedf BY than some time since.
He does not wear the pollce.buttou on Ids coat,
appropriating those Of the army pattern, and
doubtless hopes BY this deception 70 gull the
public into the belief that he Is an ofieer Of the
law. He has no authority 70 make an arrest, and
evident that the community VIII entertain none
for him, either. ~ ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-18
PERSONAL.

Edmund Burke Roche Baron Fermoy) is dead.
The President and Mrs Grant leave for Long
Branch to-day. ~ ae+tf.lt
Major Ben PeTley Poore Is spending Few days
IN Washington.
Mr.. George A. Black, secretary Of Utah Terri
tory, q at the Ebbitt house.
The Secretary Of War and General Sherman
VIII return to the city tomorrow morning.
p. 7. Barnum, the Snowman, was married IN
New York On Wednesday morning TO sda1ghtsr
Of John Fisk. Of Southport, England.
Captain ". J. Vance, correspondent Of the
Cincinnati oOmmsreial and Chicagc TribrAs.
since his return 70 his post from his summer so
journ at Rye Beach, Is wrestling the wires forthe
West with renewed energy.
MY. g. saville, manager and proprietor. Of
the National theatre, arrived in this city last
evening from New York. He has been successful
there IN completing arraAgements which promise
brilliant theatrical season.
The Alexandra (yA.l Gszetts says: "Senator
Norwood, Of Georgia, was In this city Monday,
looking for residence. Among the houses he
Inspected were those Of Messrs. W. N. McVeigh
and T. J. Fleetwood. Senator Withers has deter
mined TO make hts residence IN this city and It is
rumored that Senator Gordon will also reside
here during the session Of Congress-"
The main editorial writer's for the New York
Herald nowadays are said 70 be John Russell
Young, Ivory Ohamberlin, formerly Of the
Worldly John D. STOCKTON, Douglass A. Levien,
and DR.. g. W. Hosmer. This is strong force,
and certainly there has Of late been amarked i'm
prOvement IN the editorial page Of the Herald
Rochester DemOcydf
The Government, through District Attorney
Fisher, has brought suit against General A. u
Jones, who Was the agent for the War Depart
ment for the sale o. Fort Ripley military ressrva-
tion IN 1887, 70 recover the amount Of the sales,
which in reality Is proceeding 70 determine the
title, IS the sale has never been confirmed by the
Government, and the lands are still claimed By
the purchasers. The funds are kept In trust for
which ever party may be entitled to them BY
Judgment Of the court OF otherWise.-Chicago
Tribune
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-09-18
DISTRICT AFFAIRa


FOUR-AND-A-HALFS STREET YESTERDAY
Among the many questions which have caused
anxiety to the Commissioners vas the appoint
ment Of justices Of the peace the commissions Of
whom have In several Instances expired. Yester-
day the following we're commissioned; Terrence
Drury, Chas. Walter, Jenkin Thomas, J. T <.
Plant, VIM. 9. Green, +. ". Hughes, Edgar II.
Bates Geo. A. Bohrer, Thos. ]. LaEenby, Wm.
j. Wilson, n. CallAn, 7. Seaton Donoho.
The following hold over under their former
guson- X. B. Nixon, VIM Thompson, Jas. Law
renson, s. o. Mills, 0. s. B.Wall, Z. y. Schmidt.
L y. 1,ahson, slmon = o7epa, H. y lke9iton, Z.
James DonaldFon, r. A. HYDE, Amos Hunt 20.
Weaver, z. =. Brooke, II. A. Hail. Wpa. Martin,
ss.g Ta1E 8 ksn sZyoT TeqnFs 4 esTs nw n 50 e.
shea. J. 2. sampson. X. Y. BuSEsy, 3. Obey
3. RoSihson, jams an a TTsit. Z J: Kiohsr.
This compistes the list undsr the present lsg.
IN the afternoon z eommittee q property bold
Bacon, +. A. Boswell, ], P. Herman, @. 4.
Hamline and George Bauer, waited upon Con-
missioner k sss nam e Ssgs ehange q pro-
street. 80 that concrete may Be substituted for the
MeAdam process. Commissioner Ketcham, after
Il is the intention 10 ssrrT out re terns al TIE
original contract 70 the letter and that under the
law the ehange proposed cannot Be entertained,
for future I set,o rns might ~ % ss9less
that street are wiling 70 pay the expense and the
public good requires such q pavement. The Com
missioners have determined that the MeAdam
process must be carried out under the present
contract, which binds the contractor and his
bondsmen to the Specifications.
The engineer has notified the person. who has
inelosed the alley In square A with q board fence
that the alley was condemned as public alley
by an act Of the councils Of the city Of Washing
ton, February q. 1859, and is Land down on the
plats Of the city such, and directed that he
move the obstruction atonce or suffer the penalty
Of the act.
The contractor for the improvement Of Pennsyl-
Tania avenue southeast, from Eighth 70 Eleventh
street, has been notified that he must use
screened gravel for q top dressing to the McAdam
roadway, Instead Of the common bank gravel, and
comply strictly with the terms OF his contract
without reference 70 any subsequent instructions.
Several contractors who have spilled formeas-
urement Of their work, IL order to have Q settle
ment, have been notified that no measurement
viii be made until paTsments are relaid. old de-
briB removed and the streets properly cleaned up.
The engineer has =otffied the owner Of premises
No. 1873 Eleventh street northwest that the build
ing situated thereon Is in dilapldRted condition,
unit for human habitation, and dangerous 70 life
and Limb, and directed that It be removed within
thirty days.
The contract for laying Q, II Is. Is, land ~
inch sewer pipe, sewer traps, manholes, alley
CRATE traps, pump drops and making house con
nections, as per proposals advertised August 81,
was awarded 70 A. h s. Gleason