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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09

5000 caa be bo1 made b b. s Ssys agent
furnish, but those willing to work can easily
earn u dozen dollars day right in their own
localities. Have no room to explain here.
Business pleasant and honorable. Women,
and boys and girls do as we'll as men. We
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We will bear expense of starting you. Par
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mechanics, their sons and daughters, and
all classes in need of paying work at homo.
should write to us and learn about the work
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dress. TRUE 4 Co, Augusta, Maine.
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Proceedings Of the Police Jury,
Parish of Ascension.
COURTHOUSE, September 4, lS7

CoURT-HoUsE, September 4, 1876.
Members present-Hon. l.. d. Arccneaux,
President; VIM. Diggs, f. Reynaud, Henry
Heyman and Hillcry Rice.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. '.'' fa'
, On motion, seconded, the following was
BE IL reselped BY the Police Jury Of the par
ish Of ascension. IN regular session con-
veRed: SEQ. [. That the proposition of
Raphael Mousse and Valsin Bourgeois to es-
tablish a steam ferry across the Mississippi
river, opposite tho town of DonaldsOnyille,
be accepted, and they are hereby granted
the privilege for five years of establishing
said ferry upon the following terms and con-
ditions /:
1. That they shall furnish astaunch steam
boat or tug OF sufficient capacity to cross
foot passengers, also strong and substaIl-
tial hathoat, which shall be towed by said
steamboat or tug, when crossing horses, cat
tie, carriages, vehicles, wagons, and from
and after the LIST of October next, 1876.
2. That they shall be guided during the
continuance Of the privilege hereby granted
by the following rates OF ferriage, which
shall be conspicuously posted up ON such
steamboat or tug:
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Proceedings of Common Council,
Town of Donaldsonville.
REGULAR MEETING
REGULAR MEETING.


MAYORS OFFICE, September 4, 1876.
The Council met this day at o'clock p. NJ
Members present-H o. Maher, Mayor
N. Ross, A. Montecino, Aldermen LIST ward !;
Jos. A. Duffel, Joseph Hiss, Aldermen 2nd
ward; Jno. A. Cheevers, d. Butler, Alder
men 3rd ward
The reading of the minutes of the last
meeting was dispensed with
The following report was presented and
TREAsURFR's OFFIcE, !
az Donaldsonyille, Sept. 4, 1876. :
To the Hon. Mayor and trustees of the town
of Donaldsonyfllc:
Geatiea,eA-I have the honor to make the
following statement of the situation of the
treasury, from the 7th day of August, 1876,
to this 18th day of September, 1876.
Amt. cash on hand Aug. Z, 1876, -. .$I5S 81
Cash reed. from ali soul ces from the
S 7th day of Aug, TO the 4th day OF !.
Sept, 1876: --.-.---.--....---... "a 90
Amt. cash paid out from the It'll day
of Aug, 10 the 4th day of Sept, So
1876 as per vouchers from No. -
III to t2z93 inclusive, ....!.. 240 10
ttsi6 East4tlt@ 81 ,tss5A5s5i -------
Amt, cash on hand this day,,--... u Il
Respec fully submitted,
f. 2ts , FRANCIS RIGkNA1R, - az
Town Treasurer.
The following report was presented, re-
eeived and adopted: sffs1
To the Hon. Mayor and Aldermen
Ge1shemea-Your committee Oh Finance
beg leave to report that they have examined
the claim of ,Victorine, for. nursing one
Theresa, deceased, for three months at so
cents per day, and found the same correct
and recommend the same to be paid.
Respectfully submitted, ~
j. A. CHEEYEERS, Chairman.
DoNALDsoNyILEL, Sept, 3, 1876
To the Hon. the Mayor and members of the
Town Council of the town of Donald
sonyille
Gentleme,t-Being DESTROYS of establishing
steam river ferry, we the undersigned beg
leave 10 submit the following:
That we will furnish a steamboat or ting
OF sufficient capacity to cross passengers ON
foot; also Il strong and substantial fiatboat,
which shall be towed by the steamboat or
tug when crossing horses, cattle. carriages.
wagons, etc, for which consideration the
undersigned bud themselves, to pay into
the town treasury the sum of five dollars
per month, during the term of five years, for
the above privilege, beginning on the = day
OF :, 1876. That they shall be guided by
existing resolutions relative to the above
ferry with the exception of the tariff, which
shall be as follows: ~
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09

There will be a grand Republican
mass-meeting in Donaldsonville on
Sunday, September IL. Governor
Kellogg, Congressman Darrall and
other speakers of repute will address
the people.
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. qqggggtg q q

10 the NVOFk1mS NIstss.-We arc
now prepared to furnish all classes with
constant employmen at home, the whole of
the time, or their spare moments. business
new, light and profitable. Persons of either
sex easily earn from 50 cents to So per even
ing, and proportional sum by devoting
their whole time to the business. Boys and
girls can earn nearly us much as men. That
all who see this notice MAY send their ad-
dress, and test the business we make this
unpar aIleled offer: To such as are not well
satisfied we will send one dollar to pay for
the trouble of writing. Full particulars
samples worth several dollars TO commence
work on, and IL copy of Home and Fireside,
one of the largest aud best Illustrated Pub
LEGATIONS, all sent free by mail. Reader, If
dress, GEORGE STINSON 81 CO., Portland,
Maine. s9-bm
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09

We are panied to chronicle the
death of VIM. Sims, Esq, who died
Friday morning, at the residence of
his father-in-law, in Assumption par
ish. We shall refer to this mournful
event at greater length next week.
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TRIMMINGS,
INSERTISGS,

= EDGINGs, ETC,
which will be sold at prices ranging
from cents a yard upward. Former
inducements discounted !! Call at the
Israel emporium and see the. new,
first class, cheap goods.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09

Mr.. VIM. Klopman returned home
this week from his business trip to
New York, Boston and Philadelphia.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09

Oh, shoot that old hat Take it to
Messrs. Savage & Co., at Mrs, Lucy
Buffers clearinghouse, and have it
made as good as new, for ii trifiing
cost. i' 5'
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Hog, goat or sheep, -
I 3. They shall pass. free all persons subject
to militia duty going to or returning from
muster; their horses and equipages !; all mil
itary stores belonging to the United States
or State of Louisiana; all officers engaged
in the service of criminal process: all grand
and petit jurors, and witnesses in criminal
prosecutions; all children on foot attending
free public schools in their passage to and
O'Clock A. NJ. and 9o'clock A. NJ, and four
o'clock 2. a. and six o'clock p. NJ; pro-
viled that on Sundays aud school holidays
no scholar shall have the right to cross on
terms different from those Of ordinary pts
isehgers;; all clcrgynen of every denoinina-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09

The contractor for the building of
the new wharf has begun operations
by digging holes in the ground. The
progress of his work will be watched
with interest.
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LOCAL JoTTINGs.,

Police Jury and Town Council pro-
ceedings are published elsewhere.
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Notice.

The tax PAYERS within the limits of the
Corporation ef onaltisonyile will please
take notice that the tableau for the special
tax for the year 1871 and 1872, to satisfy the
Judgment of tho Supreme Court is now
ready ut my office ON Mississippi street for
collection, and that parties interested will
save cost by calling at my office within fif-
teen days and settling the saine. s.t
aug26-ttl +. F0BB, Collector.
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There was fair attendance at the
Tilden and Nichols club meeting
Thursday night--perhaps trifle in
excess Of chat of tie first asseInblage,
and yet the seats were not all occu-
pied, and neither was the standing
loom greatly encroached upon. as the
Pieayaae's veracious correspondent,
Spectator may represent TO the
innocent and nnsuspecting public be-
ypnd the parochial boundaries. The
presence of the Independent Brass
Band lent interest to the proceedings,
and il is no undeserved disparage-
meilt of the distinguished orators of
the occasion to say that the music
was far superior to the speeches. r.
P.Landry, Esq, was the first speaker,
and his address was in conSonance
ayith his well known bitter partisan
ship Agreeable to the suggestions
of the Patton, confidential circular,
he hdulged in "no gloomy fore
bediags,n but spoke of !" the result Of
the coming election as foregone
conclusion" avowing his belief that
q Denocratic triumph was as inevi-
table as the dawn of election day.
This positive statement, continually
rcpeatsd," was probably intended to
"sinlpisss " the colored Republicans
who had gathered about the entrance
of tue hall-not to take notes of the
lncendiary utteranees of the speakers,
but merely to ascertain, from motives
of curiosity, how their Democratic
friends would bolster up wrong and
losing Cause. Having heard the news
from Vermont, it is not likely their
reason was convinced or their minds
impressed to any alarming extent by
the positive representations of any
Democrats orator. The speaker adj
yised his hearers to bear patiently the
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We leave to your Hon. body to determine
the hours of crossing, as we'll as any other
regulations which You MAY deem proper to
establish concerning said ferry. Hoping
that you will give this a favorable consider
alton, we remain, gentlemen, very respect
fully, your obedient servants, 4,
VALSIN BOURGEOIS,
't'.- .'A RAPHAEL ~ MOUSSE.
On motion of Jno A. Cheevers, the above
communication was received, and the same
wiis referred to committee of three mem
bers TO be appointed by the Mayor, and 10
report to this Council us soon as possible.
Tho Mayor appointed ON said committee
Messrs. Jno. A chcevers, ID. Butler, j. A.
Duffel.
On motion of n. Ross, duly seconded, the
following resolution was adopted:
Resolved. That the Mayer be and he il
hereby authorized to warrant on the Treas
nrer in favor of j. j. Sullivan for twenty
nine dollars for services rendered. and in
favor of N NJ. Conway for twenty-five dol
lars in part payment for painting and put
ting up names of streets, as per resolution
of Common Council, and the Treasurer is
hereby directed to pay the same out of any
moneys i'll the treasury.
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Ehysieian attending Coroner
DrJ.E. Duffel, $40 90 Drd.E. DufeL $50 90
IL "a 10 90 stt
Miscellaneous:
]. Iear,l. $40 Ii D'silie CaIEf. 81 95
L. Lefort, % z
On motion, seconded, the meeting adj
journed. 80. ,,v
Attest President.
GusrAvE DuGAs, Secretary.
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H II. W1LLERs,
II.
Boot and Shoe Maker,

Mississippi street near corner OF Lessard,
BONALDSOyVILLE
First-eIass work on shortest notice. Salts
faction guaranteed. Terms moderate.
sewing Machines repaired.
Give me a call. jun5-Ta
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A speaker at the TiIden club meet
ing Thursday night declared his be-
lief that there will be revolution in
the country if Tilden and Hendricks
are defeated. The fallacy of this
opinion will be shortly demonstra ted, ,
as the defeat of the Democratic can
didates is inevitable. And tile peo-
pie who will elect Hayes and Wheeler
are strong enough to sustain their
verdict rendered ut the ballot box.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09

Saturday, September 8, 1875.
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A Democratic meeting was held at
the Dutch Stores on August &c,
at which addresses were made by
Gen. NicLalls, Mr.. D. +. Kenner, a
pair of colored blathelskites from Ba-
ton Rouge aud several others. 1t has
been asserted in the Democratic prints
that 10 colored men joined Nichols
club organized at this meeting, but
after considerable inquiry we are
forced to the conclusion that this is
only another of the ridiculous exagger-
atoms of which the opposition have
been SO prolific since the opening of
this campaign. Their hundreds of
colored recruits invariably dwindle
down to fractional parts of bakers
dozens the rest are men in buckram.
Two fights occurred at the Dutch
! Stores meeting, in each of which col
,Ored man was worsted.
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A row occurred at a ball given by
colored people on the Mccall planta-
ton Saturday night, during which
Moses Harrison was stabbed by Henry
McGown. Two wounds were inflicted
the most severe of, which is in the
right side, below the ribs. McGown
was arrested and sent to Jail, but as
the attending physician declines at
present to furnish a certificate of the
wounded mans condition, no prelim-
mary examination of the case has
yet been held. .ifsl
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09

The store of Mrs. NJ. Israel s.. Co.
will be closed from the evening of
Monday, the 18th inst, to the morn
ing of Thursday, the 2lst; and from
the evening of Wednesday, the 9th,
to the morning of Friday, the 29th,
ON account of the Jewish holidays.
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D0NALDs0NVILLE, LA,

Subscription Price, Three Dollars Year.
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ANNOUNCEMENT ExTRAoRDINARY!
Mr.. klopman, of MIS-. NJ. Israel s. Co.,
has been attending immense bank
rupt sales in New York and has pur-
chased atnominal rates a large stock Of
sLAcEs, -
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-03-25
NEW HAMPSHIRE ITEMS.
Lancaster.

Kent & Griswold are selling clothing,
hats and caps, &C., very low, from their
new Spring stock.
On the question, sis it cxpedicnt to call
Il constitutional convention?" tn: vote of
this town stood Yeas, 420; nays, none.
Harris NJ. Remick offers his homestead
for sale at a bargain. Any one desiring
such place will do we'll to "close in
with him at his offer.
The property offered for sale by the
Rooney Bros, near the Lancaster depot,
is most desirable. The building is new,
commodious and convenient, while the To-
cation is one of the most desirable in
town.
The Spring term of Lancaster Acad-
envy, Mr.. Thomas Macomber, Principal,
comrences next Monday, 9th inst. The
primary department commences April
18th.
At the School meeting for Dist No l.
held last Friday evening" Edward Savage,
was chosen Moderator; II. Il. Porter,
Clerk, and c. f. Allen, Prudential Com
mittee. II was voted to raise 1000 to
apply on the debt If tic district and $500
in addition to the amount provided for by
law, for school purposes. Henry o. Kent,
for the Finance Committee reported the
| debt Of the district to be 800.
At the adjourned town meeting Satur-
day, 18th, the Committee to nominate the
minor officers reported as follows:
Sealer CfVtiyhtS and Measures. Horace
r. Porter;
,SrrtOnS-Geo S. Remission, Eenas Dex.
ter
7reaSarer-Seth Savage;
OoerSeer Of the POor-ThomaS S. Ellis;
Fire Uarda-E. V. Coblcgh, II. r.
Porter, Charles L. Allen, A. NJ. Ballard
John G. Derby, Z. R. Kent, james Mona.
han.
Health OGcers.-Gco. A. Cossitt, A. NJ
Billiard, D. L. Jones.
Fence pieecers-Charles S. Hodgdon,
A. p. Freeman, Barton G. Towne, VIM
d. Weeks.
Inspector Of Beef-E. T. Conner.
Pound Teeper-CharlcS S. Hodgdon.
MeaSurerS Of WoOd-R. w. Bailey, II
r. Porter.
Surveyors Of Lu0abpr-R. w. Bailey
George S. Stockwcll, f. c. Garland, VIM
A. White.
Auditors-Nelson Kent, C. B. Allen
William A. White.
Liquor Agent-Frank A. Colby.
1t was voted to raise the sum of 500,
900 TO meet the current expenses of the
town for the ensuing year, including
State, County and school tax. and paycx
iSting liabilities: to raise the sum o.
$4,000 to be expended in labor for TIL. re
pair Of highways and bridges, and the
sum of $1,000 in money, to be expended
under the superintendent of the Select
men; to raise the same amount of money
as last year for school purposes; to civ,
S. A. Way his school tax; t. discoutnut
the highway, recently laid out, leading t.
the house of l.. w. Do}lof. The remain
ing articles in the warrant were indetl
nitcly postponed.
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DR.. Howe's Advertisement.

On SCItI BES AND PHAROSEES.
Twenty third chap, of Matthew-let us hear what
the Lord Says: They say and do not: they ilnd
heavy burdens upon mems shoulders, and do not
move them with one Of their fingers. All their
work arc to be seea of men; love the uppermOst
seats i'll the synagogues, to he called of men
rabbi row they are called Rev. BE not called
rabbi one is your master, even Christ, and We
are all brethren. Woe unto you, tOrvou make long
prayers therefore greater shall be your damna.
ton. Woe unto YOU, Serbs and PharoaeeS for
you shut up the Kingdom of heaven We would
ask If this is not done by fashionable societies too
much? by deception and fashion, paying high
salaries, from s 900 up to $4,000 year The
most we are toll about preaching the gospel,
Paul lays, eat such things us they give you, ask
lag no questions for conscience sake, for the
laborer is worthy if his hire. Woe unto you,
Scrlbes and PhaOsees, for ye compass sea and
lanG, to make one poseyte. and when he is made,
we make him two fold more the child of hell than
yourselves. We ask if it is not so? One minister
saidl was worse than common card gambling.
Let us see what the pure ho,y Ghost religion is
we beleye all can have it without money or price.
Rev. 22nd, The spirit and bride say come let him
that heaieth say come whosOever will let HIM take
of the water of lie freely.
we have had our root beer anyaliZGd. The
Chemist though there might be tea spoonful of
alcohol to pint Ofbeer which caused by using
me essence ard fermentation. This we are
bound to cut of, hoping it will leave it free from
all ntoXicatian.
GEO HOWE
nPortland Street, fa2cascr, y. H., Feb. 23d, 1910
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-03-25
GUARANTEE.

This guarantee will be found with all our gar
ments When goods are returned Sq'iRg this t.
sho,c The date Of purchase.
We guarantee,
LIST. That til" price Of our gooAs shall be rs los
rs the same quality of materials and man
ufacturea are sold anywhere in the Unit
ed States.
3D. That the prices arc precisely the same tC
everybody for same quality, on same day
of purchase.
81. That the quality of goods is as represented
ON printed labels.
18th. That the full amount Of cash paid will be re
funded If customers lind the articles un
satisfactory, and retuln them unworn AM
uninjnre~ within ten days OF date Of pur
chase.
G.. w. SIMMONS & son,
OAK Hall Boston,
81 To IS North Street.
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Jefferson.

u SuSrSOu.
On the evening Of March 49, 4 large
number of Jefferson people surprised
Hon. n. k. Perkins by visit to his
house. A gold headed cane was present
ed to Mr.. Perkins by Mr.. J. L. Pottle, in
behalf of the citizens of the town, in to-
ken Of their esteem, and of their appre-
citation of his services rendered, both in
public and in private, especially to the
needy, the unfortunate and the afflicted.
The evening was agrceably spent in So
cial conversation and in music. An oys-
ter supper, furnished by Mr.. Perkins son
was served to the guests in the uSualIy
hoSpitablc style of the family. The pres
entation speech by Mr.. Pottlc and the
reply by Mr.. Perkins were specially touch
ing and appropriate. All separated with
nobcr ana purer impulses.
In the terrific gale of Monday night,
Benz. Tuttie's new building on Jefferson
Hill, was blown down. The building,
which WAS intended for summer board
ing house, was only partially compile ted
one side Of the roof being open, it readily
filled with wind. The storm in this To-
cality was the most severe of the season.
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East Concord.

EaSC concord.
Thursday, 10Th, the house of Henry
Palmer Of Texas" was burned about II
M. Fire supposed to have been caused
by defect in store pipe. Insured for
$500. The family have taken shelter for
the present. at j. L. Woodburys. 1t is
hard for people Of their advanced age, to
be turned out Of doors in this summary
manner.
A town meeting Is called for Thursday
23rd, to see what the town will do about
paying interest On b. r. bonds, as the
town has been called on to pay back in
terest by third party, although the r. r.
Co. agreed that the town should not pay
interest till the road was put. into running
order.
The prospective high taxes is prov
ing disastrous to the canine race, and the
boys ars looking about to sec where they
can sell the pe!ts.
Monday, the Goth, they had another fire
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1876-03-25
Guildhall, March T, Is
Lunenburg.


The house of George c. Hill was burned
the 18th inst. The fire was discovered
about four O'clock A. NJ, ia thc shed, and
had made such Roadway when discovered
that it was impossible to sava the house.
Loss, aboat $1,000; insured in the Yer
mont Mutual for $500. The cause of the
fire is mystic y, as it was, when discov-
cred, in the Shed part, where no fire is
ever kept. 1t seems incredible that it
should be the work of an incendiary, as
Mr.. Hill has not knowingly an enemy in
town. The furniture was mostly saved.
Mr.. VIM. Lane was the first to discover
the fire, and through his exertionS Il large
amount of property was saved. Unfor-
tunately for him, in his exertions to save
the furniture, he forgot his valise,. con.
tanning large amount of valuable notes
and papers, which were burned Mr..
Hill feels very grateful to his neighbors
for their great kindness in saving his fur
niture, and help since the fire.
hali uoHeh ilcS III one OIL our Luncn-
burg items, last week, got misplaced,
making mixed up mess of it, as any who
read it will bear witness.
The horse trainer has come and gone.
Everybody was on hand to witaesS the
free exhibition with the trained ponies,
and.a good number parted with five
dollar greenback to learn tn. "gFeat
secret" of training fractions steeds.
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Bloomfield

The inhabitants of Bloomfield, a week
ago last Wednesday, gave their castor a
surprise. After spendiuga few pleasant
hours, the happy company returned to
their homes, leaving behind them tokens
of friendship, for which their pastor and
his wife return their sincere thanks.
Rev. ]. C. Langford of Canaan, preach
ed in Bloomfield and Lexington last Sab
hath