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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-11-25
The Iberville South aud Amite Cit,

The Iberville South aud Amite City
Democrat both announce suspension
of publication, but the former prom
ises to reappear after u time. The
Amite editor thinks any one who tries
TO run paper III that town will starve
to death. He only undertook the job
for campaign purposes, and promises
never to do so again.
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Reduction of assessment of Mrs. NJ.
Israel i Co., 9S |:
Reduction of assmt. of j. S. Wallis, 80 N
Total amount collected, $l2,59S 81
Unco!iecte'i Nov. l, 1876, 376i g
sI6362 e.

$l6363 e.
A list of delinuucrts WAS prepared Ivy my
clerk during my absence. hut owing to II
number of errors therein. | am unable TO
present 1t for your consideration at his time,
The list will he speedily corrected aud held
subjected To your pleasure. Being unavoid-
ably absent from the parish ut the time fixed
by your honorable body for furnishing a list
of delinquent tax payers, and settling with
the treasurer for parish taxes collected to
October ID, and being subsequently, occupied
with manifold duties and matters pertain
ing to my office, and to other affairs of Il po-
litIcal and personal nature, | did not accom-
plish the settlement as directed by you, for
which crave indulgence at your hands.
have furnished the Parish Treasurer with a
statement of my collections during October
and will complete settlement therefor during
the ensuing week. Trusting this will meet
your approval, subscribe myself,
Your obedient servant,
l. Z. BENTLEY,
Tax Collector, Ascension parish.
On motion of +. Reynaud:
Resolved, That the foregoing report be
received and accepted:
Resotred, That the Tax Collector is here
by requested on the first Monday of Decem-
Der next, 1885, to make full and complete
settlement of all taxes and licenses col
lected by him during the present year, and
to furnish at the same time to the Police
Jury, a list of all delinquent tax payers to
that date
Adopted.
On motion of +. Reynaud, the following
resolution was adopted
REsOlUed, That the bill of Donaldsonville
CHIEF for payment to Franklin Printing
House of New Orleans, for 80 copies of the
Registry of Qualified Voters ut Ascension
parish, used as poll lists at the election If
Nov. z, 1876, amounting to, -.--.--.-.$ I06 SO
Don'viile CHIEF, tor publishing list of
tax payers, for September, 1876, 297
nameS at . rts.,-- IA 90
Str. st. John of Aug. 10, 1876, . 80
D'ville Wharf of Aug. 20, 1876. Is
Gov. Allen OF Oct. q, 1876, 81
j. +. Park, 4 80
Mrs NJ. Kentzel, Observation-Disclosures [ so
be paid out OF any funds in the Parish
Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
On motion, seconded, the following reso-
luton was adopted
BE it resolUed by the Police Jury of the
parish of ascension. That the President of
the Police Jury be and he is hereby directed
to have the letting of all the ferries of the
parish under the control OF this Jury, adver-
tlsed in the official journal during thirty
days prior to the IND January, 1877, upon
the following terms and conditions The
same to be let at the Courthouse in Don
aldsonville by the President of the Police
jury to the highest bidder according to law,
and existing Police Jury regulations, the
price OF adjudication cash, in q. S. currency.
The Parish Attorney having reported fay-
orably upon the following bills the same
were approved:
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Nearly all the private market keep
ers of New Orleans have succumhed to
the market law, after long and deter
mined:rresistanee,' and have closed
their establishments.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-11-25

Bully Ben Butler beat tough Tarbox
tremendously and honest Hoar MI
ariously for Congress, polling a ma
iority of 5000.
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Saturday, November %, '76.

Wanted to know-the politics of
the Carrollton Sentinel.
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Died.

"EATH-Near Woodville, Miss, Oct. s23,
IL 1876, THOMAS JEFFERSON HEATH, for
merly resident of Ascension Parish, La,
aged about 80 years.
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YR~ Job printing in the highest style OF
she art Mt New Orleans prices! Leave your
orders at the CHIEF office.
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Geek of Court:

Y. c. Gabrielle, Coroner. $50 10
On motion, seconded, the Police Jury adj
journed 70 the 5th of December next, 1876.
L. D. ARCENEAUX,
Attest; President.
irsFAyE DUeAs, Secretary,
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Proceedings of the Police Jury,
Parish of Ascension.
SPECIAL MEETING.

SPECIAL MEETING.
CoURr- HOUSE, Oct. Is, 1876.
Members presentation. l.. ID. Arceneaux,
President; Henry Heyman, +. Reynaud, and
Hiilery Rice.
Absent-Wm. Diggs.
On motion, seconded, the reading of the
minutes of the last meeting were dispensed
with
The following communication and report
was presented and road:
TAX CoLLRCToR's OFFICE,
Donaldsonviiie, Nov. i8, 1876. {
To the Hon. President and members of the
Police jury of Ascension Parish.
Ge1tiemeH-l have the honor to submit
herewith statement OF nay account with the
Parish Tax ut 1876.
Total amt. OF tax 121 mills ON $1,000, 900,
$780, 1868 o..
BY amt, collected in May 1876, S 26 81
s. - June % S39 -
q :. '' July q 1892 Is
% :" I" Aug. - 429 66
f" % g Sept. - 1870 73
a - - Oct. g 345S 81
Reduction of assessment of Mrs. NJ.
Israel i CO.. 90 II
Reduction of assmt. of j. S. Wallis, SO 10
Total amount collected, $l2,59S 81
Uncoiiected Nov. l, 1876, 376i 81
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-11-25

At last Saturdays session of the
State Board of Returning Officers the
preamble and resolution following
were introduced by Hon. l. C. Auder
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one of these persons were in attendance on
the meeting ofthe Republican state central
committee, in Chicago, on February I'D,
when the date of the convention was de-
ci1ed upon.
The list we give above is ocly partial,
for we have neither space nor memory to
make up full Republican roster. 1t is,
however, sufficient to show that the Re-
publican party in this state is peculiar
organization, and there is no doubt that
the ticket to be nominated will he such as
might be expected from convention com
posed of such material.
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REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL.

at the court house, Thursday, May Is, to nominal
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DEMOCRATIC STATE.


at Springfield Thursday. June %, to choose dele
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to delegates.
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py"> 5]ailg ggrg"s.
.ues lay. May 10. 1875.
Conventions.
THE NATIONAL INDEPENDENT,

will be.held at indianapolis Wednesday, May II.
Each state has delegates at large and from each
district state and district delegates
wsrs appointed at the state convention held at
Decatur Feby 49,
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at Springfield Wednesday, May 2I, to choose dele.
gates to Cincinnati, and nominate state officers and
electors. Rock Island county is entitled to dele
gates,
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In the court house, Saturday, June II, to choose
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC,

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ABBoTT-On Monday, June 8. Maria E.. only daugb.
dsf OF dneggote H. ana Josephine VI. ABBOTT 10 tia
The relatives nd friends are respectfully Invited to
2lI Lprer st. on Wednesday. jinc at oe,srk
~ rremains VIII DC taken to Manhassett. On Thurs
nkOMER--Mary L., widow Of the late John Brewer.
In the 3jth year OF her age
n tnncral on lhursasy, June s, at r. NJ, from the
bediord ayalaptist Church, BROOK yn Fiends OF the
,,FULMLR on Monday June 5, Henrietta, wife OF
Henry fulmer aged 81 years. ' ~ -
Tn relatives aud lriends OF the family arc respect.
uN inteu 10 attend her funeral from her LATE resi-.
aence 81 East eith st., on r.ay, the 9th INST at
hAir, on Monday. June o. 1879. Annie W.. beloved
WI. rnin,... n hart N 10. sil year % Lcr axe
No. 331 .. -. f., are rrsp, ctfulv GvlteI t atierJ
,nc funeral On Thursday June 1870 at r. ~, fron
H. IensetIn r nap'ist Chu.ch Wousnby ST., near
oMcouEENtY in brooklyn. June s. John Nc.
Relatives and friends invited attend the funeral
June thence q st Anus Il: { Chursn. corner Front
anu Oold SIS HIS remains viii be taScn from the
Of the Holy Cross atbufh.
gMMAYnEw.anAt HoooEen, y J. on Tuesday. June o,
1870 George -. Mayhew, ia the 3l-' year Of his &c
ne rela y.s anu friends OF ~ llil the men6er.
o. Euclid Lodge, SO 1886 r aud A NJ. the members OF
MY aho' Washington HOOK and Ladder Company No.
inS shu ne Ii a,sa ~ sners are speetfnlly
June q, at O'clock At the MasVuic Rooms, so
ana q Washinfton sI- hobo&en. lntermeat AZ Hud-
rTtEllAN.--On June s. Ellen Cutty wife OF Michael
The rienus OF the family are respectfully invited to
alend NE fansra from her late residence, 81 state st..
MONsOR On Monuay, June o. Of heart disease, John
Restyes aud friends OF the family are respectfully
INV h' Yea 70 attend ss funeral on June at r. NJ from
wlLso N.-suddenly on the 9th inst. Isaac only
child Of Thomas and Addie wilson. aged yeirs 5
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fuy invited 90 attend the funeral from The resdcncs
OF ms parent. 1921 ST. between 9Th and 7th avs tins
afternoon, az o'clock.
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Court Calendars To-Dny.

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where they would be compelled TO ask for an
other postponement.
Mr.. Lap6sm said tho specifications were very
distinct and clear.
Judge Black-we want you to state the par
tcuar facts and the names OF the witnesses by
whom you are going to prove them. He con-
tended that the witnesses for the prosecution
were all within reach, while those for the de-
fence were scattered all over the land.
The motion OF Mr.. Blaine was re elected.
Mr.. Sargent submitted an order directing the
Managers to furnish the defendant or his coun-
sci, within twenty four hours, the list OF wit
nesses they intend to call in this case.
Mr.. Edmuuds moved to amend 80 "a to have
the Managers furnish the defendant within four
days list OF witnesses, 80 far o. at present
known. &c. Agreed to.
MIR. Thurman said the State had some rights
rs well as the defendant. He moved to further
amend tho order so that the respondent within
Tour days after receiving the list of witnesses
from the Managers shalt furnish the Managers
with list OF his witnesses, so far az at present
known. Agreed to and the order passed as
amended.
On motion Of Mr. Sherm m. the Senate. sitting
rs Court n Impeachment, at $40 adjourned
until the 10Th Inst. at II o'clock. II being under
stood that the court would meet that dav to
receive the answer OF the respondent under the
order adopted.
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Contents OF the Weekly sun.
THE WEEKLY Sun published this morning c


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] quir Tom scot = Biggest Job-The schonc to
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III OK Hisi Business before Congress Prospects Of
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