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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-09-09
A Charge and a Denial.

The following, which was published
in the New Orleans Picayune of We'd
nesday, explains itself:
DoSALDsoSyILLE, La, Sept. 2, 1876.
10 the Editor of the Picayune.
Sir-In your issue of August 81,
1876, appeared what purports to be Il
conversation that took place between
Judge Conway and myself. overheard
by Spectator at a Democratic club
meeting on Thursday, the Gath ult.,
as follows: Z.
Judge n. NJ. Conway-Senator, what do
you think of this
Senator Landry latter n momentary ST.
eneel-Well, / think that they lave pretty
large meeting, but this don't suit me, to see
that they are enticing those niggers POINT
ing to about half a dozen standing in the
door, in here.
Ju,lge--We can easily make them stay
home ON such occasions as these, | think :;
just give them h-ll when they leave.
Senator-That would be good idea. but
/ am afraid we would get detected in the
act: any how. get somebody to try it.
( The reporter then lost ear of the couversa-
ton, but from what could be seen it is plain
that they were contriying means to keep
nWH1 InOSb cutbftu tiieU from any IOnStrStl-
tive meetings that might take place after
wards.
asked young eolored Creole negro a
short time afterwards why did he not sign
his name to that list He answered:
" No peur, 81 mo METRE mo nom sou papicr
la, Eaiisse Senator Landry)u fat ces ncgrcs
la fou moi dcs cottpS.
And is this not intimidation, Mr.. Editor?
SPECTATOR.
TO this, Mr.. Editor, allow me tc
say that Spectator has grossly
inisinformed the public. While it i,
true that | was at the meeting a,
stated, yet l deny having had any
such conversation with Judge Conway
or any one else.
hold that it is constitutional fol
"Spectator to write opinions. Blu
it would be more becoming to Spec
tator >" to base such writings up0l
actual occurrences and not magma
lions.
Yours, ETC., PIERRE LANDRY.
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Judgment.
Parish Court, parish of Ascension, State o.
Louisiana.

Parish Court, parish of Ascension, State of
Louisiana.
Mrs. Louisa Schwartz, wife of AdoIphe
Weisse, VS.. No. 1913, her Husband.
T HEREBY certify, that ON the 18th day
IL of August, 1876, Judgment was rendered
III this Court in the above entitled suit in
the words and figures following, 5to-wit
Mrs Louisa Schwartz, wife, etc, vs. Adolphe
Weisse, No 533.
This case having been regularly assigned
for this day Was taken up and tried contra
dictoriy. BY reason Of the law and the
evidence being in favor of Louisa Weisse.
plaintiff in the above entitled cause, it is
ordered, aGndged and desreed that the
said plaintiff do have and recover of the
defendant, Adolphe Wsissc, her husband.
the sum OF three hundred and fifty dollars
with legal interest from judicial demand.
and 1t is further ordered, adiudged and de-
creed, that the community of property now
existing is hereby dissolved, and that the
plaintiff have the sole management of an
her separate and parapbernal property aud
all costs of suit.
Thus done, read and Signed in open Cont
tins i4th day of August, 1876, parish Of AS
cension.
tsigned. H. o. MAHER, Judge.
In testimony whereof, 1 haye harennto
set my hand and affixed the seal of tba s,,1d
Court, at the parish OF Ascension on This
18th day of August, 1876.
!. G, DUGAs, Deputy Clerk.
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State of Louisiana, Parish Court, parish of
Ascension. -
NJ. MI. Emelie Terrio, ,Ix,, VS.. No. 535,
Pierre Landry, mar.
TT HEREBY certify, that on the 9th day
i of August. 1876, Judgment was rendered
in this Court in the above entitled suit. in
the words and figures following, to-wit !:
NJ. NJ. Emelie Terrio, ur., Us. Pierre Landry,
No. 53J,.
This case having been taken up pursuant
to assignment, was tried contratlictorily
with defendant; and plaintiff having proved
her demands, and the law and the evidence
being in llee favor and against defendant,
it is therefore ordered, adiudged. and de-
creed. that plaintiff, N. III. Emelie Terrio, do
have, and Judgment is hereby rendered in
her favor and against Pierre Landry, her
husband. condemning hun to pay her the
sum of one hundred and ninety-four 75-l00
dollars. with legal interest from judicial de-
mand, deePeeing IA separation of property
between them. and dissolution of the com
munity of aequests and gains hitherto exist
ing between them recognizing the store to
gether with all the stock of merchandise
therein contained, situated on the land OF
Arsene bourgeois, opposite the town OF Don.
aldsonyille and lot No. II fronting on Attak.
apas street, in Donaldsonville, in the square
bounded by the said Attakapas street, Les,
sard street, Iberville street and Railroad
Avenue. fully described in the notarial act
before 4, Prosper Landry, executed in favor
of plaintiff by defendant TN the Dist June
49, 6, in part satisfaction of his Indebtedness
to his said wife for her paraphernal property
received by him as proved to the satisfae
ton of the Court, as constituting her sep
arate paraphernaf property, and giving hel
the exclusive management and atiministra
ton of the same, and thather legal mortgage
be recognized to take effect from the 24tI
day of June. 1863 1t is further ordered
that defendant pay all costs of suit. Rem
dered, read, and signed in open Court, THU
9th day of August, 1876.
Signed, II. o. MAHER, Judge,
In testimony whereof. have aerennto Sc
my hand and affixed the seal of the said
Court, ut the parish of Ascension, on tIi
18th day of August, 1876.
j. G. DUGAS, Deputy Clerk
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the WISDOM of the commissioners bin
making the reduction. On /" New
Jersey day the citizens OF that State
appear to have turned 0ut almost en-
1nasse. The late encainPment of mill
tars,; the international regatta; the
proposed exhibit of live stock and the
many other attractions being devised
for the edifieation of the patrons, as
well as the delightful weather now
prevailing serve to crowd the EXPOSE
ton with a daily tbrong of visitors,
which bids fair to make it one of the
most successful of all the worlds fairs
ever held.
Gea. Sherman expresses the opin-
ion that Sitting Bulls army is di-
viding up into small parties with the
purpose of skulking back into the
reservations. He thinks there will
be no more offensive fighting by that
chieftain and that he will seek to
make the best terms attainable with
the authorities. 1t is evident that
the General deems severe policy to-
| ward the leaders as about the correct
| thing. 1t is rumored that the Black
Hillscountry is to be cleared of indians.
Should such prove TO be the case q
large influx of fortune hunters would
at once result, for the opinion is gen
eral that gold is abundant and easy OF
access when the redskins are once out
of the way.
The reported statement of Presi-
dent Grant, contradicting the state,
ments of Blutord Wilson relative tt
the authorship of the threatening let
ter sent to the wives of several of the
Cabinet ministers, will bring thai
parsonage before the public once more
in very unenviable light.
SENTINEL.
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Constable's Sale.

Second Justice of the Peace of the parish OF
Ascension.
John b. Pitmann, VS.. No. I, Wiley zones.
DY virtue of writ of tieri facias to me
II directed of date Both August, 1876, by
fine Hon. w. w. Buford. Second Justice OF
the Peace, in and for the parish OF Ascension,
will proceed to sell at public auction, on
the ,s.e
10th day of September, A. ID. 1876
Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ, at the Office of W w.
Buford. Second Justice of the Peace III the
said parish, the following described prop
erty. to-wit ,,,,>,c,, "a,
one WOODEN SHANTY, FENCE and
CORN. seized in the ai.ove entitled ana mum,
bered suit and situated on square OF grotiped
No. so and ON the corner OF Walnut anu
Sixth streets. Port Barrow, in said ward and
parish of Ascension, and known rs the I'M
provements of Wiley Jones, lessee.
Terms and Conditions--Cash IN l.. D.
treasury notes. OWEN WHITE,
Constable md ward.
Parish of Ascension, August %, 1876.
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Denouncing Ku-Klux.

How A Republican Speaker Suppressed
Gang Of Democratic Rowdies.
A Raleigh correspondent of the
New York Times relates an incident
which occurred at meeting in North
Carolina where the Republican and
Democratic candidates for Governor,
Judge Settle and Gen. Vance, both
addressed the peoples:
At Jonesboro, on Friday last, while
Settle was portrayiug the horrors OF
the ku-klux and exposing the out
RACES, murders and barbarities OF
Vance's militia during the war, about
twenty ka-Klux groaned, Missed,
shouted aud hooted, and endeavored
to break up the speaking. Judge
Settle was not to he inundated. He
denounced the disturbers in the round
est terms as sconndrels, ku-klux
murlerers and inhuman fiends, whose
| hands were red with the blood OF the
Republicans murdered for opinions
| sake. Men in the crowd who wore
the promoters aud leaders of the dis
turbers were singled out and den0un-
ced Individually by Judge Settle. As
soon as the ku-kluX saw that Judge
Settle aud his friends were not to be
| intimidated, and that they were pre-
pared To assert their rights with their
blood if necessary, the rioters SUNK
away aud were heard no more. Vance
requested his friends to keep quiet,
but he could not control them. Judge
Settles courage and fierce denuncia-
ton gave backbone and nerve to all
his friends and will have a healthy eff
feet throughout the State. The Re-
publicans are making heroic fight
aud are determined to win. They are
contesting every inch of ground, and
the National Republican Committee
can take North Carolina aut of the list
of United South If that committee
will do as much as the Republicans
here will do for themselves.
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@ yicksburg aud New Orleans.
Il. H. Lee, passes up Tuesday night; down
Sunday evening.
frank Pargoad, passes up Thursday night ;
down Tuesday night.
Natchez, passes up Saturday night; down
Thursday afternoon. 4
Bayou Sara and New Orleans.
Coz. Allen, passes up Monday and Friday
nights; down Wednesday and Sunday
evenings.
Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
81. John, leaves New Orleans Saturday at D
z. NJ. and Wednesday at Il NJ; returns
Monday and Friday. sgl
Bayou Lafourche and New Orleans.
Stella Block. leaves New Orleans Tuesday
and Saturday ut 5 Z. NJ; returns Thursday
and Monday in daylight.
Assumption. leaves New Orleans Monday at
5p III. and Friday at. 10 A. NJ; returns
Wednesday, and Sunday in daylight.
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The SuItr-y Days Of Summer.

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Town Of Denaldsonyille.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
New Orleans & Texas Railroad.

TIMETABLE.
The steamer Tom Parker leaves head of
BienyilIe street, New Orleans, daily at
7:30 \. NJ.
Mail train leaves Westwego daily Sundays
50 excepte,l) at S:45 4. NJ; arrives at Donald
sonville ut I2:l5. Returning, leaves Don
jacksonville at l:45 p. NJ. arrives at West
',wego 5, ut New Orleans s.
CT PAYNE, Gent Agt.
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Louisville Commercial.
A Representative Southern Paper for
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OFFICIAL z,4HsECTORE.
Faurth Isdiaal District.

fComprisiag tie parishes of Ascension, st.
Jamcs, St yqta the Baptist and St ChariesI
District Judge, -Othelbo F!agg,
District Attorney, ------- Morris Marks.
Regular terms of Court in Ascension open
Sa tie third Mondays Of June and Deem
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Parish Of Ascension.


ReDreseztatiye, ........ Lonis Butler,
... Gloster H. Hill,
Parish, Judge, Henry o. Maher,
PARISH ATTORNEY, Frederick Duffel,
CLERK of the Court. John ID. Cantey,
Recorder. ........C Charles Geeks.
Secretary. .Gustave Dugas,
Tzr Collector. l.. E. Bentley,
Sheriff :. C. Gabrielle,
.Iail PhrsieiaY. .Thos. b. Pugh,
Supervisor of Registration, Louis Lefort,
Otfieiai Journal. ...... -D'yiIle CHIEF.
PoIIcE JURoRs.-L ID. Areeneanx. Presi-
dent; Henry Heyman, Hillery Rice, William
Diggs, Felix Reynaud.
BOARD OF School DIREcToRs.-Pierre
Landry, President; Rodolphe Brand, seere7
tary and Treasurer; G. IL. Hill, Henry "
Augustus knight, L. i. bentley, LOUIS
Butler.
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Seventh Senatorial District.

comprising the parishes Of Ascension and
St Jalnes.l 5. 3.
State Senator, Pierre Landry,
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Pensions! Pensions!!

All Federal Officers, Soldiers. and Sailors.
wounded, rupture.l, or injured in the line oi
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Widows, and minor children of Officers.
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Arrears of Pay, Hsounty, sc.

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Judgment.

State of Louisiana, Parish Court, parish of
Ascension. -
NJ. Nj. Emelie Terrio, tIx,, VS.. No. 535,
Pierre Landry, mar.
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Steamboats, = Regular Packets.

{. f. PAYNE, Gcn'l Agt.
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The following, which was published
in the New Orleans Picayune of We'd
nesday. explains itself:
, 1876-02-20


Hartman. Mr. nad Mrs. J: :. Cooper, Mr. a!1e
! Mrs E. II. Spring, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Hughes, Mr
aad Mrs. ]. II. Gilbert. llr. and olrs. " II.
Thompson; Mr. and Airs. G. 9. Campbell, Mr
! and Mrs. F. A. Ray, Mr. and Mrs. E, ". Morley,
| Mr. aud Mrs. ". J.. Peck, Mr. and Mrs. a.
/ Crawford, Mr. and Mrs. S. 3. jenkins, MIR. and
! Mrs. E. 3. Preston, blr. and Mrs. s. D. Kim.
tark, ur, aud Slrs. l.. Colby. Mr. and AIRS. ]. u.
| Bryant, Mr.. aud Mrs II. 3. Siuk, A1r. aud Mrs
A. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs. @. T. Cooley, Mr. aud
| que, Mr. and Mrs Palmat. Mrs. Peck, Mira. Bull
| leu, Mrs. Cover, Mrs. Ho1qh, and tho ati5sca
| uraham, Hough AMI Kimbn:k
! MINOR ,sEsr:os.
| guests OF lha Hon. J. D. Easter, Monday eyen-
! ing.
Monday evening the members Of the Bric-a-
D.ac Clue wera the guests OF Mr. and alrs. ". j.
| Pope, No. 437 West Monroe etreo1.
j Friday evening the ninth party Of the Pail
Mali Club took place at the residence Of Thomas
7! Chasma1s, Esq, 374 West Monroe street. A
] programme OF twelve choice dances was enjoyed
to the utmost bv tue select company present,
! and nothing occurred to mar tia pleasure OF the
| evening. .......
Tho Mtnerras gave 4 uasquera1e at Greene
! baum's Hail, Fifth avenue. FRIDAY evening.
Some rich and elegant coarunes wsre displayed,
| mud the eyouinf, WAS PASSED very pleasantly
About forty couple wero prosont.
Tho E1Iis-park Club gave the closing party OF
| the.r ncrles Thursday evening. While the at-
tendance was not large, tho affair WAS an OK
trcmely pleasant md enjoyable one in every re-
spect After Lent the Club propose to give
full-dress party, occurring probably about
April Is.
pleasant entertainment was given Monday
evening by the Mystic Club at the residence Of
Miss Fitzgerald. 4 carefully-prepa1ed pro-
gramme waa presented to the guests, consisting
OF vocal and Instrumental music readings, and
recitations; and the whole concluded with
BuckstOua'a laughable farce, - L KiSH in tue
Dark"
The fifth social Of Oriental Cousistorv oc-
Cured Thursday evening at their Asylum on
Monroe street. fully lou couples participating.
One striking characteristic feature OF the aseem-
biage WAS the largo number Of ladies' present,
arrAyed in elegant costumes. The list la1ty,
March 16, will DO b unlfcra one.
The last party OF the Nlmeless Club vas gircu
Wednesday evening as st. Johns Hall, fifty
couples being present.
The first party Of the Skinner Club was given
at Cars West Side Academy Wednesday even
ing, about fifty couples beinx present.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The Bon Ami Club sill meet tomorrow eyon-
ing at n. T. Whitakers, No. IT'S West Monroe
street.
The La Favorits Assembly will rive their na1t
, 1876-02-20

In the account OF the ceremonies attending
the obseqwes Of Minister Avery in San Franclseo
from the ceiling, hung the long memorial banner
which the prime Minister Of Chiun, Prince huns'
HAD presented to Mrs. Avery pr,or to her depart
ure from Peking with the body Of her husband.
It is Of the heaviest blue silk, with four large
golden CMnese characters down the centre and
: line OF smaller characters on each aide Tile
centre cnsrscters expressed the words, Chung
81 Tung Too (China and ths West mourn tozesh-
er). The marginal inscriptions state thas s4e pan,
ner il consecrated to the memory o1 lne onlsea
States Minister by Prince kunS and other
Mandatins Ut tho Imperial Council for Foreign
AGgiKs,"