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possesses qualifications far beyond
his years. We can assure such of oul
friends Of the first ward as have en-
tertained doubts of Mr.. Bryan's abil-
ity to manage large scho"l, that il
they will pay him visit, as we have
done, the impression will be at once
corrected. There are 20 names on
the roll of this school, and the daily
attendance ranges from 80 to IS chill
dren.
We did not reach Dominique's Land
ing until after three o'clock, hence
missed the opportunity of visiting
the school of Mr.. J. C. Braud but
the reports given by Mr.. Brand and
the people of the neighborhood rep
resent the school in better condition
than ever before. The teacher takes
pride in advancing his pupils, and
meets with gratifying success in his
laudable endeavors.
From the third, fifth and seventh
wards encouraging information rela-
tive to the schools reaches us. In the
sixth ward, Mr.. W. j. Mcintyre, who
has had experience us a teacher in
Livingston parish, will open school
upon Mr.. E. c. Palmer's Mount
Houmas place in a few days. Mr..
Palmer has not only rendered the free
use of a building as a school-hous
but has intimated that if good school
is established and competent teacher
employed, he will repair and fit ND
the building at hisown expense. From
the estimate of Mr.. McIntyre's char
acter and ability which we have formed
upon first acquaintance with that gen.
we feel confident he will prove
in every respect satisfactory in
structor. Mr.. Palmer requests that |
the scholars who may attend the
Mount Houmas school from the neigh
boring plantations, be prohibited from |
crossing his cane fields, and every !
effort will be made to conform with
his wishes i'll this respect.
DIR. A. B. Robertson has withdrawn
from his engagement with Gen. Mans
held to act as Overseer of the Mound
plantation, and will open his former
school, near the Dutch stores, eighth
ward, on Monday next. The Doctors
merits as teacher have been dem
'nstrated by his past experience in
that line, and he will have a good
school.
In the Port Vincent Deighborhood,
Mrs. j. B. Fielder has accepted a re-
as teacher and has her
ormer school in operation with a fair
of pupils, which is con-
SANITY augmenting.
During the next few weeks, we
'hall endeavor to visit all the public
'chools of the parish, and will then
lave something to say of those not
in this article,
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Town Of Donaldsonville,
TIME TABLE n. o., N. & T. R. B.,
IAIyISI DIVISION

TIME TABLE n. o., N. & T. R. B.,
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
Daily Passenger Iraia,-Leaves New Or
leans, from head of Canal street, at 7:45
A. n.
Arrives at Donaldsonville at 12M.
" Whitecastle at 1890 p. NJ
Returning-LeavesW hileeastle at l2:45P. N.
Leaves Donaldsonville at l:3O P. M.
Arrives at New Orleans at P. II.
Trains stop at all way stations.
Freight Irain-Leaves Donaldsonville daily
Sundays excepted) at 11:40 A. NJ. Sugar
and molasses will be landed at the sugar
sheds, New Orleans, at Z A. NJ. the day
after shipment. Rates on sugar, 81 5Oper
hid molasses, IS cents per bbl
Jos. HUGHES, G. H. ALLEN,
Agent. General Manager.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A BOUT SIXTY ACRES OF LAND, front.
"A ing on the Mississippi river, and situated
one mile above charlottesville, together with
the buildings and improvements thereon
being the residence of the late Dr. j. L. Nc
Cormick. For terms apply on the premises
to
mar20-lm T. MCCORMICK.
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The Police Jury held a regular ses-
sion at the Court House, last Monday,
but the lainu tes have not yet been
handed MS by the Secretary. Mr..
Solomon Bar,non was. present and
took part in the proceedings for the
first time since his election.
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HORSE THIEF CAEGHT.-Mr. G., W,
Mitchell returned from Clinton last
Sunday, and confirmed the informa-
ton in. his dispatch to his partner,
Mr.. Kramer, relative to the capture
of the maa calling himself G.. Otis.
who made off with horse and buggy
belonging to Messrs. Kramer, Mitchell
& Co., as related in the CHIEF last
week. Mr.. Mitchell reports that he
had little difficulty in getting on the
track OF Otis, and less in effecting his
capture and Incarceration in the Clin-
ton Jail after oyertaking him. The
culprit surrendered as meekly as a
lamb, and was so overcome with emo
ton that he shed tears-not of re-
morse for the lawless act he had COM
mitted, we opine, but Of terror and
shame at being caught. He asserted
that he was not hardened offender.
and had never before been guilty of
crime. He begged his captor to let
him of, that he mi ght go and sin no
more, and lead life Of virtue and
contrition, as reformed villains do
in the story books. The mans tale
might have gained him some COM
miseration, but his valise was ex-
amined and found to contain an as
sortment of false mustaches and bur-
glars tools, which discovery effect
ually quashed all sympathy in his be-
half. Otis offered money indemnity
for his theft, but it was pelemptorily
refused, and he will be held for trial
before the courts. He says he is from
and that his relatives
are wealthy and respected. This may
OF may not be true; if it is, his con-
nections are deserving Of sympathy
FOR having such a scapegraee allied to
them. Constable Nathan Hayes was
dispatched to Clinton for the prisoner
after Mr.. Mltchelrs re-
urn, and was expected back by the
steamer Pike Wednesday night. but |!
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-10

Mr.. Genois Leblanc of St. James,
whose illness with small pox we an
nounced in last Issue of the CHIEF,
died on Sunday evening, April 4th.
He is spoken Of as an estimable young
man and his death will be the cause
of sorrow to a host of friends.
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Upon the recommendation Of Di-
vision Supt. Loud and Senator Pierre
Landry, the State Board Of Education
has appointed the following gentle
MN as School Directors for the par
isl of Ascension Messrs. P. Landry.
Rdolph Braud, Jacob Warner, H. O.
Miner, G.. H. Hill, Chas. E. Nesmith,
Augustus Knight and L. E. Bentley.
W. think these selections will be gen
erlly endorsed by the community
am that the new Board will be ca
pDle and efficient body. A meeting
vii be held at IL o'clock, Monday for
tn purpose of organization.
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1t becomes our pleasant duty to an
nounce to the many friends Of Mr..
Jno. F. Link that he is gradually re-
covering from his severe illness and
hopes soon to be on his feet again.
We hope John has twenty years OF
life in him vet.
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Mayor Terrio has procured the
demolition of that unsightly shanty
which has long adorned ~ the bank
of the Bayou just above the intersec-
ton of Chetimaches and LafOurche
streets. Good enough.
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ADVERTISEMENTS,
Copartnership Notice.

TINE undersigned have this day formed a
copartnership under the firm name of
Mrs. NJ. ISRAEL T. CO., as successor to
the late MARX ISRAEL.
Mr.. w. KLOPMAN Will control the en-.
tire management of the business of the new
firm. Mrs. MARX ISRAEL,
WILLIAM kLOPMAN,
Donaldsonville, La, March 5, 1875. 2O-4t
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JOSEPH KORAN,
News Agent

JOSEPH KORAN, ~
News AGENT
on New Orleans and Donaldsonyille TRIM
Will furnish all the leading daily papers
OF the North, South, and West; also Maya
zines, story papers and late publications of
all kinds
Will also deliver letters and small pack
ages to any part of the city
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Parish warrants in St. John the
Baptist are quoted at 80 cents on the
dollar, and there are few to be- had
even at that rate. Ascension war
rants are seldom quoted above 80
cents, though limited amounts have
brought as high as IS and 30 since
the rule adopted BY the Police Jury
making the warrants Of each year re-
ceivable only for the taxes of that
year, has beas in force.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-10

Joseph Torrance was arraigned be-
fore Justice Wilkinson, Monday, fo
assault and battery upon Jos. Brooks
with intent to kill, and was sent to
the Parish Court under bond of 500.
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The following note from Mr.. Jos
Hughes, agent Of the New Orleans &
Texas Railroad at this place, is cheer
fully accorded space in our columns :
L. E. Bentley, ESQ.,:
Dear Sir-Please favor me by calling the
attention of planters and merchants along
the line of the N. o. e. Texas Railroad to
the fact that it would be to their interest to
communicate with me for the purpose of as
pertaining and arranging mutually satisfac-
tory terms upoa which they can bestow their
patronage upon the road. By dropping
line to me, stating their requirements, etc.,
can insure them prompt reply as l am in
constant communication with the Superin-
tendent.
The travelling public are respectfully mott
fed that the railroad company has procured
splendid steamer, fitted up in frst-class
style, with every accommodation for ladies
and children, to run in connection with the
road between Westwego and New Orleans.
For further information apply to or ad-
dress JOS. HUGHES,
Agent, Donaldsonville.
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D0NALDsONVILLE, LA,
Saturday, April 10, 1875
LOCAL JoTT1NGs.

A list Of letters remaining in the
Donaldsonville postofice is pub
lished elsewhere. .... .....
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Quite stir was caused in juvenile
circles this week by the advent of two
organ grinders, who remained a day
or two and filled Donaldsonville air
with sweet strains of music by Handel.
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The bell recently purchased from a
New York firm by Phoenix Fire Com
taRy arrived here on the steamer
Henry Tete, Thursday morning, and
not only proves satisfactory to the
members Of the company, but sur
passes all their expectations. Its tone
is deep and resonant, much rese,n-
bling that of an average steamboat
bell, and the metal of which it is cast
seems of excellent quality. It has
not yet been placed in the belfry of
the engine house.
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Mr.. Fred. Dufel, Parish Attorney,
made brief visit to Pointe C0upee
parish this week, returning on We'd
nesday.
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Parish Of Ascension.

AAoVOA64O94A
Representative, .......... Louis Butler.
-.........-G l0ster II. Hill,
Parish Judge, Henry o. Maher,
Parish Attorney, Frederick Duffel,
Clerk of the Court, 1880. John ID. Cantey,
secretary, -...---...---..O Octave Terrio,
treasurer. Christian Kline.
lax Collector +. Bentley,
Sheriff, --.---...-.........Aa Aaron Hill,
Coroner, ------...--.--.-.V. c. Gabrielle,
Jail Physician,. John E. Duffel
Supervisor Of Registration, Louis Lefort,
Public Administrator, Jean C. Matthew,
Official Journal -.-.--..-D 'ville CHIEF.
POLICE JUIoRs.-L. ID. Arceneaux, Presi-
dent; Henry Heyman, Hillery Rice, William
Diggs.
BOARD OF ScHooL DIREcroRs.-Pierre
tary and Treasurer; 6. Il. Hin. Charles n.
Lewis, Jacob Warner, Augustus knight, L.
Z. Bentley.
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&R To $40 per Day. AGENTS
epeJ WAN L Z ID. All classes of work
ing people Of both sexes, Young aud old,
make more money at work for us, in their
own localities, during their spare moments,
or all the time, than at any thing else. We
for every hours work. Full particulars.
terms, etc, sent free. Send us your address
at once. Don't delay. Now il the time Do
not look for work crssbusiness elsewhere. un-
til you have learned what We offer. G.. Sr1s-
A'N q CO., Portiand, Me. jal6-ly
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Joseph MARTINS
EQUAL RIGHTS
Cofee-House, Billiard Saloon
AND RETAIL GROCERY.
Railroad Arenue, cor. Opelousas street,
sep12-ly DONALDSONVLLLE
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Tie officers of the Era No. 10 and
Henry Tete have placed us under re-
newed obligations for newspaper
favors.
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ID G. ENRICH,
AOe Wholesale and Retail
Bookseller and StatiOner.

80 ....... Canal Street 100
NEW ORLEANS.
Keeps always on hand the largest and
best assorted stock of Books, Periodicals,
Chromos, Fancy Stationery, ETC., in the city
Fresh goods constantly arriving.
The newest and best at lowest prices
Persons visiting the city are invited to call
and examine the stock. marl3lm
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Rev. G. w. Hilton, preached an ex-
cellent sermon in the Episcopal
Church last Sunday morning, upon
the calculations of mankind, and was
listened to by a congregation that
filled the pews to their utmost ca
pacity. Services were also held in
the afternoon, and the attendance
was nearly as large as in the morning.
Mr.. Hilton will preach at Bayou
Goula tomorrow, and at Donaldson
vile again the following Sunday, the
18th inst, which will be communion
Sabbath. The services in the local
church tomorrow will be conducted
by Mr.. Jonas Bailey, member of the
vestry. 1t is thought arrangements
will be perfected with Mr.. Hilton to
take up his residence here, preaching
at Donaldsonville and Bayou Goula
alternate Sundays.
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w G. WILKINSON,
Newsdealor and StatiOner.

Railroad Auenue,
DONALDSONVILLE IA.
Dealer in all kinds of Books, Newspapers.
Periodicals, Pictures, Blank Books, Pens,
Ink, Toys. Fancy Articles, Garden and
Flower seeds, etc
subscriptions to any newspaper or period
ical received ut publishers rates ANY thing
in the reading line not on hand will be pro-
cured at the shortest possible notice.
Call at the sign Of the
Ascension News Den~t.
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lucy BUFFERS
II EONARD DUFFEL.
Collector,

Respectfully ffers his services to the bus;-
ness public and his friends generally in the
parish of Ascension and town of Donaldson
vile for the collection of accounts. Any bus
mess entrusted to his care will receive the
promptest attention. janis
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OFFICIAL IDIRECTORY
Fourth Judicial District

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension. 81.
James, St John the Baptist and st. Charles. ]
District Judge, Othello J. Flaoo.
District Attorney, .-....- Morris Marks
Regular terms Of Court in Ascension omen
on the third Mondays Of June and Decem-
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Seventh Senatorial District

Comprising the parishes of Ascension and
St. James. 1850, N->'>N ''-1>-
State Senator, Pierre Landry
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List Of Letters
Remaining in Donaldsonville Post Office
Anril 10Th. 1879

Abatement, Jos
Butler, Charles
Beaumont, Mrs JOS
ephine
Brown, Mrs Char
lOtte
Boze, Miss Alice
Coler, Miss Forrestin
Crawford, DR. Geo
Crawley, Jessie
Dale, William
Decllarry, Miss Aze-
Darret, Henri
Foster, George
Garrett, Erwin
Garret, Clinton
F. FOBB, ASST. P.
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Gaudin, Mrs Cecilia
Gray, s F
Landry, Miss NJ
Lawes, A S
Long, Conrad
Mason, Mrs Della
Motion, Lewis
Mark, Mary
Malone, Mr.
Porter, ThOs C.
Peterson, Lauritz
Richardson, Mrs A
Rome, Mrs Louis
Smith, j
Wright, Miss Mary
WoOdside, George
Wilson, Mrs Cera
P. LANDRY, P. NJ.
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GUBSCRIBE FOX THE CHIEF fnr 1s7,
~ Terms. 81 fer .nnuut.
The Republican journal., 1875-10-21
The Leper.


io1 ttle iei'el nooin -Ano a. hI c"nt
Room"
And aside they stood,
Matl0n, and child, and pitileSs manhood, all
W no met him on his way.-and let him pass
And onward through the open gate he came
oarkcInfh ,homf h;s ions a mi ON VI, Ii,
A COVERING ste,,,,in,, raint;, Nil AMI TX, ~
And with y dinirulf ,ittnr,,,rt IiI'a n,,n'
y hose, hr.II * viii an IRON ,,f ~, ,,,it l
tr\fi.,-..t"u cirani IInricnr :" '''
v.,.,,. .,..,. Day was breaking
.,'I.. Itnil ,; ''tl'i " t'io Wil}lt S'o'u
I. NV nol? priest ol 0oa. me intenSc-lahp
N >" ,i "i ! ~ uS-lhS l5iI' ana ioN ''i!
LIKE an ,iiro we wei, ''o'.o I ihcr alone
Wasted 10 ehasIIy lninne,>. lIeIon kncl.
The echoes Of The melancholy strain
Died IN The distant ai>les. and he rose up.
Struggling with weakness, and bowed down his
head
nio line >pIlhhied a~ht> and put OF
\nI witI, thr ,.,rIlclnth rnunI bi,0 ana hi. III,
ma in a Io1tbsoIne roye,ng stonJ StiiI i
u titng to h, ar his doom -
depart. depart. . child
Of Israel, from the temple OF thy God.
nor he has >lnote thee with his Christening rod,
Ir,.,,, '''' 10 ~ ',i' I I'',seil Wi'u
,"i" :lI lhou IoN st aW y Thy feet must flee,
'"' nom 'HN prague MS people may be free
Dcrart, and come NOT naor
I'm. hli>l mart. the .rnyInl civ ,norn.
Nor sci Inv tnn :, hmm, INA l',C!
And STAY thou not 10 brar
ui,,n. ttnt ',,I i' ,t -. ~ I n, a.,
ram all , Mho l''' lhe w VI e w". 'is h
WET not thy burning lip
lii streams that 10 Il human dwelling glide:
NDr resi- Thee where the covert toInt1in hi.l..
Nor kll"c thee down to dip
lhr water where the pill grim bends to drink.
l'l desert well, or rivers grassy brink.
I'll ANA pass NOT lhou between
, ' Wn|H rncf ana Inc cooling breeze,
anu !% n"I Gown 10 steep beneath The trees
mere human tracks are seen;
>'''' VI I''''N S'''''
"Anl depart, and when
fhy heart is heavy, and thine ewes are dim.
llii up thy pray bc>ccchinely TO Him
Nh0, from the tribes of men,
selected ihpc to feel his Christening rod
t)rlafi q lepcr. and forget not God!''
,n,Ito.,,on4r,.n
"N',t i"l i'"hV not one OF All
',i'"9 WYNN Hn i"Nt'l' lioI Sile whose name
". W ~ tllr noIts Oh inc hcaft
','Nii,S W :'iii! nun now, 10 come ana speak
KIM, w." . H I e. ne went his WAY,
~ '''''t t , '-pi oNF!I' th" hohe'-to lie.
''' wong 'l-'' ''4Ntd '"N lVPtf!
1t was noon,
Aa! iIrIon hncit beside Il stagnant pool
~ the lone wilderness, and bathcd his brow,
lioI with The burning lcproSy, and touched
me loalhsome water to his fevered lips.
FlaNn% that he might be 50 blest-to die
Footsteps approached. and with no strcnuth to
lice.
HE drew he covering closer on his lin.
CRYING. II Hcie:m, Uuclp1n' v. and in tho f,I,IS
Ol a coarse >ackrloth ShrouIcd mn his flrc,
He fell upon the earth till they sbollld mas
Nearer the stranger C;nlt and bpn,lintr o'Ar
The Republican journal., 1875-10-21
SWORN s!A7ENEH?
BOSTON DRUGGIST,

GENrLEMEN,-I hereby certify that | have had
Catarrh for years. and for the last six years have
been terrible sufferer. | was rendered partially
deaf had buzzing in the head, pains the TEN
pie, dizzy spells weak and painful eyes, swollen
and liberated tOnsils, hard and constant cough So
pain across the chest, and every indication of
consumption. My head ached NIL the time The
matter accumulated rapidly in my head ana
throat that could not keep them free. Frequently
at night would spring out of bed. it seemed to me
ut the point of suffocation / would then have re-
course to every means in my power to disodge the
mucus from my throat and head before being able to
sleep again. For a period of six years my tonsis
were liberated and so much mtihmed that | could
with difficulty swallow. finally consulted an emf
nent surgeon in regard to an operation on them but
at his request postponed it. The constant infam-
nation and liberation in my throat caused by the
poisonous matter dropping down from my head had
SO irritated and intamed my lungs that caughed
incessantly,-a deep, hard cough. Meanwhile my
that lost flesh grew pale, and showed every symp-
tom of an early death by consumption. When mat
tiers had reached this STAGE about six months
ago, began the nse of sANFoED's RADICAL CURE
FOR CATAREH. After using the first bottle |
began to improve rapidly. The first dose seemed
to clear my head as | had not known it to be for
years. 1t seemed gradually to the discharges.
1t stopped my cough in three days. BY using it as
gargle | soon reduced the Inflammation and swelling
of my tonsils, SO that they ceased to trouble
me. The soreness across my chest disap-
peared, the buzzing noises in my head ceased, my
senses OF hearing and of seeing were completely
stored, and every symptom OF disease that had re
duced me to the verge of the grave disappeared by
the Of SANFoRD'S RADICAL CURE FoE CA
TARRH.
| have been thus explicit because, as druggist
have great deal of suffering from Caarrl aud
hope to convince many that this is great remedy.
am familiar with the treatment of Catarrli as
practsed by the best physicians and have consulted
the most eminent about my case. | have used
every kind of remedy and apparatus that have ap-
peared during period of six years past. aud HAY q
while following their use, taken great care of my
general health but obtained relief or encourage
mcnt from any of them.
Since curing myself with SANFoED's RADIO Al
CURE, l have recommended it in over one hundred
cases without single Of failure and have in
numerous instances received wholesale orders from
parties to whom have sold one bottle. This is the
only patent medicine l have recommended
never having believed in them before, although con
stautly engaged in their sale
Very gratefully yours,
GEORGE +. DINSMORE,
With j. F. WHITE, Druggist
Sc Portland, corner Sudbury Street
Boston, Feb, %.
SUFFOLK, IS. Feb %, 1875
Then personally appeared the said George +.
Dinsmore, and made oath that the foregoing state
ment by him subscribed is true.
Before me,
SETH j. THOMAS,