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A CuMors CRArr.-More than six years
since. . New brunswick farmer, living on
The upper ~. John. took II into his head TO
build q vessel In which TO go TO Australia.
He went TO ~. John. and there visited q
shipyard for the first time In his life. and
examined the building of . schooner. Re
turning home with . few tools and Q book
ON navigation. he worked all the time he
could get days, and studied with the aid 81
his wife his navigation book" evenings.
Al the end q six years his weasel was COM
pleted. During the Spring frcshets he
fioated the craft down to ~. John. Al
that time lac hal expended every dollar he
could raise. including the proceeds 81 the
aale u his farm. Mr.. Pomeroy, al Ameri-
can shipper. saw the craft, and finding
that II was an object Of curiosity. advanced
the money for an outfit and chartered her
IN take to Philadelphia. The craft IL said
not only 10 be . great curiosity In point Of
construction. but has numerous inventions
never seen ON . vessel Of any kind. which
Mr.. Draper. the backwoods builder. has
studied out himself. Draper has chart
cred his vessel for three months In order 10
get the means Of taking his family ON .
trip 10 Australia. The vessel II q about
fifty tons burthen. She IL expected here
every day. and will remain In the harbor
several ay..-lPortland (Ne.) Press.
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10 .hov vh.t mi.bt BE- don. nv unscru-
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n, Thar. A.. o,he, ob-i.c.ious. how.
ave, "a thu electoral svutem which sp-
n,v 4, all times. Cases may arise, and
often NO arise. in which citizens wish to
vo,s "a, ,hs candidate Of one party for
President, and Of the other for Vice
p,..;a.nt. Hinder hi. systsm n IN i'm.
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%coNptnsIn IIIEaRAMs.
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what Ds~serasy Nay Yes Accom-

Whae OoWocrosy nay hss AcS@
pltsh.
NEv YoRK, June 20.-A Tribune
Washington special draws . startling pic
ture Of what may DO tho result II the APP
preparation bills are not finally passed BY
both Houses In less than len days. The
main features arc that our Ministers and
Consuls abroad will DO recalled. tho army
annihilated, and the postal service stopped.
What with the 1t. Louis Convention and
the Belknap case, and the condition Of the
Chinese business In California, the situa-
ton IL very serious.
The I.dias War.
CuxYExxE, June 20.-The Crow and
Snake allies, having Joined General Crook
ON Goose Creek, they marched on the 18th
instsnt expecting TO strike the combined
Sioux under Sitting Bull and Crazy Horse
inside Of four DAYS. The Crows report
having seen q large Sioux village. on
Tongue river, General Sheridan arrived
from Fort Laramie and left for the East
to-day. The Fifth Cavalry. now o. FORT
Laramie, are ordered TO move north along
the Powder river trail and cooperate with
General Crook. but more particularly TO
in'erlupt lnaiAns e M. s.m.nJ
one, e.,h'on JUN ~" .-r,im a. For, Rms.
nhe uoveInmsn. a.. ~. unrn.
sell WAS totaiiy ues1,oyeu = n.e vni.h.
Ing. u the engiheer' hAn'eu A"'s"''
burned to death.
o.~.r. E.ssr~s~s~s or Hayes.
~ - I,.. oo-I .Her,ld,
.oa S.. Gr.r, m.,lc q
speech tonight. indorsing Hayes and
Wheeler. The ser.naders from tneIs.
cation meenng 81 the Jay HAL Art N
ing bis,ne q comp',n,ens y. ss.s ~,
reced their coarse 70 ~. "n.'e nou 49,
the bsirony OF which 'he rreslus"s ~.
appeArea IN rcSponse 70 'ne 1u nS
Msrino DANA Ana .nc ensrfs1 NJ, y,
when an oPPor.uhity Wa oner.n in, \.
the hrst inli IN the ho.sy aemons'rslou," Nv
said oenuenien' Ai.er al sls,.
You have listened W. to-nish'- ! We.
with you a. yonr canno'
wish. even II WAS speaker, 70 nea, any
thing irom me ~ , eannot xi,nno.a ny
approval OF the excellent tieket gwen you
by the National puDnc Conveht,on ~
Cineinnati-A hcke' Una. iouiu r,seive
The cordial support on W rAces 10 NJ NY
lions. know Governor Hayes personally
and ! can SURRENDER MIN nhieisnea p,ess
nre my prv"sn' p y. " MI
lleve i shall uu on uhe 3ul ~ Mhrcu next,
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DAvis Al Msekay 4 Psir's NH. washos eoun.
", Juse st,. A. Q. Davis.
BRACkkN-in Spring VALLEY, Lincoln coapty.
Mn. klifabsth brsefsn. ae.d % ysars.
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Hon. JANA w. HAxrs. Centennial
Commissioner for Nevada. in the dis
cussion in relation to the closing Of the
Centennial Exhibition ON Sundays. ID
reported to have spoken u follows:
Mr.. President. I feel like . returned
prodieal. I want to make = confession.
More than twenty years ago I vent out
from an Eastern homo TO the far West.
I have lived since then beyond the
Rocky Mountains. WHARF We hardly
have . Sabbath. and where other than
the best moral influences are about us.
But ~ ! have listensd here this AFTER
noon old memories have rome back to
me. All thsss truths we're familiar 10
me long ago. II seems 10 me that again
today ! hear them repeated ~ ]
used TO when ! listened 10 them from
the lips Of my sainted mother. - every
evening I knslt BY her side in prayer. I
want 10 give my vote in favor Of the
Christian sabbath"
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NEW TO-DAY.
CAUTION.

paospEcr GOLD AND SILVER MINING
June 10, is1s.-Ths publle = hereby esaiiened
aeainss purehasing the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
sioek OF the Prospect Gold and Silver Mining
Company. - ne San has THIS oay ossn s''a
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BORN.
MARRIED.

ROsRnTHAL-in virginia. Jane 3oth, 10 the
wife Of n. Rosenthsi. q daughter.
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ELEGANT PRIVATE CARRIAGES
And Bussiss, and spirited teams. can always
BE- obtained at
CARSON CITY. NEVADA.

EUROPA MINING COMPANY
IL Location Of principal place Of business,
San Francisco, California.
Location Of works, Gold MN Mining Dis.
trlct. storey County. Nevada.
Notice 10 hereby given. that at . meeting OF
The Board OF Director. held on the ninetssnth
ETH day Of Juns, 1874, an assessment. No. six
lG), Of twenty-five t?5) Gents per share was
levied upon the capital stock Of the corpora
lion. payable Immediately. In United states
gold coin. 70 The Secretary. st the once Of The
Company, Room No. n Haywsrd's Buildine,
No. 40 caiifornis street, san Francisco. Call.
fomia.
Any stock upon which thIs assessment shall
remain unpaid on the twenty. mn t7ahl day
Of July. fsI6. will bc deemed delInaueti,
snd advertised Tor sale st public auction, and
nnless payment Il made before win be sold on
TuRsDAH. the fifteenth rsthI day OF August,
is7e. 10 pay the delinquent assessment. To-
gether with costs Of advertising and expensse
Of sale.
b. order cf the Beard Of Directors.
RICHARD D. NoYKs, Secretary.
0niee-Room No. n Hayward's Building,
No. tls California street, San Franclsco, Call.
fornia. je7itd
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f776.
FOURTH OF JULY PROCLAMATION.

uAviNa BEEN CHOSEN GRAND MAR.
Al sHAL for the Fourth Of July. I hereby
publlsh this. ny Proclamation; A cordial In.
~vltsilon 70 hereby eitsnied 10 His EIeel'escy.
G,vrrnor Bradley. and STAT; the Hon. Jswett
Adams. Lieutenant Governor; the Memorable
Secretary Of state. CONTROLLER. Treasurer. Al.
tornsy General. Superintendent OF Public In
stmction. and Judges Of the SUPREME Court;
Major Zen raj John n. Winters aud Stan.
Brigsdisr 0ensrsi @. O. Bsitsrmsn and ttan.
Ill Military Companies Of storey county, Next
can Veterans and Veterans Of the late war. the
FIRE Department and al civic societies. lion.
X ehard Rising, Board VI County Commission.
ers. Dlard Of Aldermen OF Virginia City, CITY
and O. unity 0fieisls, and oil c~ltizeas. 10 par.
t'eipate with ne In this celebration. The citl.
zsns are particularly called on 10 Join me In my
endsavors 10 male this celebration Q grand
success, % this 10 the Centennial Anniversary
OF OUT lndependsnes- an event that should BE-
celebrated By svs'y Union .loying man-abd 10
show TO the world thai We OF Ii, mountains
lore our country ~ we'll ~ those who live 10
the vallsys and In the great cities Of ihis slo
rious Union.
Js,,tf r. ". ADAMS, brand Msv.hsi,
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United States.
The Phoebe Record says that the coun-
" government Of Lincoln county Is
nothing more nor less than q turlesque.
MANI Of the sirssis in Portland. Ore
eon, are covered several inches by wa.
ter. The river has risen eleven inches
sincs Saturday.
Tuz seasons wheat crop in Califor-
mia will be the greatest annual yield ever
produced in the State. The total pro-
duct win BE- 1000. 900 tons, 50.OOc tons
Of which will Be- available for export.
TRx North Carson steam hosting
works are all ready TO start up. but
President Ayers having been uneIpect.
edly detained on business In San Fran
cisco. Superintendent Gould has decided
10 postpone the whistle. blowing for u
few days, until the President arrives.
BrLaIux. deemed one Of the happiest
countries In Europe, Is suddenly dis
turbed BY popular outbreaks. owing to
the success Of the Catholic party at the
recent elections. The hostility 10 that
political body appears to be general in
the large cities. angry demonstrations
having occurred at brussels. Antwerp
and Client.
The Humboldt Register says: A Hayes
and Wheeler club will 10 organized In
winnsmucca. This Ia . good idea. and
one which. IL properly carried out. will
result in great benefit to the party in
Humboldt. Republicans can't too soon
commence to close up their ranks and
thoroughly organize for the victory that
awaits them.
TEE Nevada Tfibsas shows that Il
knows . thing or two" when Il says:
Hayes began this fight in 81. He
out with Ohio's quota Of 5000
called for BY Old Abe. and he's never
licking Democrats. South and
from that day to this. He will
probably finish mp the job pretty thor.
this year.
TEE money market Is at present
very stringent in San Francisco and
there IL not enough available coin for
purposes. In the face Of
This. however. the shipments Of coin 10
China are very heavy. The export Of
coin to China for the month OF May was
$s14.497. and thus FAR during the pres
snt month Il has been $26s. 533. and
there is an order for 5000. 900 in trade
to an For China.
The Borax Miner says that . man by
he name Of Price died from the effects
81 an overdose Of morphine at Belle
vile Last Friday. Deceased was q ma
live Of Orleans county. Maine. whore he
has an aged mother still living. and has
family Of his own In Indiana. lie has
been for q long time in the employ Of
he Central Pacific railroad. went 10 vir-
ginia. invested his savings in stocks.
md Lost; he then came TO this district
and vas unsncssssful In obtaining en-.
but did not exhibit any s,gns
Of succunbine to his misfortunes. He
told an acquaintance the day before his
death that be had received q letter from
his wife saying that II he VA unfortu-
nate TO come home. that she could make
\ living for both. but ridiculsd the idea
81 being reduced 10 that emergency.
We are told by . gentleman who met
him several times recently that Price
rss sbou, afty years Of age. large and
line looking. and had evidently been
wsll raised. We have not been able to
earn his given name nor his place Of
'ssidsncs In Indiana.
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GENERAL NOTES.

IT Is reported that Frank PiIlsy has
purchased the San Francisco ErsniHg
Pod.
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.C--D,a noVU An
AvnEOLA 10,D
- NIhlNa LoSsao1 ~ Prnnun
clpal place OF pusinsss' ban Frsncsoo' c~h'
fornia. -.- 49,.
Location o. woiks' Lyon eoenly. hsvsaA.
Notice 70 hereby E.en, vi ssa ne.tns
o. the Directors. nsla on " i',h SsyrM
June, Icy. An ssssssnen. tNo; "asn
ne capital stoen o., me oorPofn..on, ~;
apis immso'Aasy, o.nv 49, svss
coin. 70 me oeeress.rs. w omc. % u
Oomgany. hoom Y 10. Nv Aohtso"''y '"ss''
az fi,nelseU, wsssh III. ......usn, .h.l,
An{ stoen uPSn wh'sn ~ ~. ~ snis
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A TAI COLLECTOR in Cuba last week
stole s4o0. 900 and struck out for the
United States.
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TuIz seasons wheat crop in Califor-
mia will be the greatest annual yield ever
produced in the State. The total pro-
duct win b. 1000. 900 tons, 10000 tons
Of which will Be- available for export.
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The Phoebe Record says that the coun'
" government Of Lincoln county Il
nothing more nor less than q turlesque,
MANY Of the strssts in Portland. Ore
eon. are covered several inches by wa
ter. The river has risen eleven inches
sincs Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-21
CENTENNIAL Ball SUPPER.

THE SUPPER FOR THE BALL OF THE
L Harsneld Guard. % the evening OF The
Fourth o. Jaly neI,, will es furnished b 4.
Houss. Main street, Gold Hili. Tickets, admit.
ting osntlsman and Lady, q. lel6td
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Tar North Carson steam hosting
works are all ready TO start up. but
President Ayers having been uneIpect-
edly detained on business In San Fran
cisco. Superintendent Gould has decided
10 postpone the whistle. blowing" for u
few days, until the President arrives.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1876-06-21

Come one. come ALI Let Us rally round the
Old Fisg In coed style once more. js2i It
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ArREOLA GOLD AND SILVER
n MIkING COMPANY Location OF pnn
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SHERMAN E HYDE.
Z Dissolutionii 1kotice

YyHE PAKrNERsHrp nEREforonE Il fxi n,ri
~ ing betyeen a. B.AIori eli ~ Il w. YofnnkslAs
and w W. West in the winIll bnsnes. = ~
dissolved BY mutual consent. John Brodbeck havis.,
bought AH)tnfereat Of she laid N 81 E6sr4f ~
now retrss from the firm The. book srcounss tprn,
nrs - ssnnar 1870 viii &c colIectcd hy either
pfFv g We 9sd ;tblt hkfpdetts4n cdntsactS1
SINCE tie st 81 November 1876. yiusbe settlsd n
tre new nrms 81 IA. B. MORKE7T. 7 -
gaafs99Ieu aaf ~ hi TDMRKlNS. an
Idaho oisoa E.Jah. i ds,cSiaHi.a I isn1!ina,t
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.. suaiesl1. 's
Il ipl.alfga4fti sikR
$50 "a 's i
8. M A iya
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TR||A|IP'lR||R "A IN ! ||]L.A||Iy..&
lagYa ssaisit isali.w Ais usdi rs,a.,aa.l
always on hand and printed Us tr,ser.
ylao u i II pe',sl rAillsS I'll, tnls
1Ieao Is hae. rsa Il ael.,'l 4, ysssaaosI
saoissHhea ii aaasii niosi ssn.I ss.slaisl
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PLnNy on m ColoRs.
4 - 49, ssiAauas'sa atit snasis a4ilaius
n ,9diHsat las .,~n.l syal isr,g.s,
and Vt prices 80 Der cseeit. belo,y'
our fActsr4teb. lai'sl s.Iili'sll I'll iss,, I
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,pR.. 4. .llpt, PROPRIETOR, !

stt 1871.
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, 1876-04-16
FINANCIAL.

MONEY TO LOAN ON CHICAGO REAL
~ "a estate 1t lowest curreat rates. J. d, HARVEY.
r&1.4f
, 1876-04-16
PRINTING MATERIALS

PRINTING MATERIALS
FOR EALE-ONE NOVELTY pR1ST1yG PRE-: ss:
otdea.
FOR sALE-E EOVKLTY PRESS, TYPE. En@'
y cheap. hi 9, Trtbnnc od1ce
WANTED-A SECONDHAND F0QTPQ1WXRhss,
No. tl50 State-at.
w ANTED-TO PURCHASE 4 SECOSphe,AAG1
~, onssaishth Gordon joh g1tnt!nS press Aaa'7"
WASTED-A SOVELTT PRINTING Press Az AZ
" tTpc, cheap. Giso price, &c. Address t. ioD
WANTED--A GUEDON .lpB PRINTING PhE1s
9aGbaako tor aatoc1uferea real 3sxss. Ad'srsss -
, 1876-04-16
TO EXCHANGE.

A RESIDENT OF MINNESOTA DESIRING TO
e loeate ln Ch,cago vii o1ehsnse eitheE Nnne=ota
residence: will assume nrt IL cash. La
cation nust bu good Address Residence, Room H. s6
l. =,
, 1876-04-16
MISEET,TANEOnS,

DESTROY COCKROACHES AND BEDRUGS NOW,
~ summer VIII srEaad them house, IafotmA-
Hon rrec ARTHUR OAKLEY, 1sg WAshlnGton.st.,
, 1876-04-16

TO ExcHAHGE-oEEnALF. INTEREST ~ A
mineral water manufactory. With rual ESTATE for
improved farm Addfe.s for three days, A1o. TItbnne
, 1876-04-16

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND LOTS n HIGHLAND
II Park Hishwood, South Evanston, and Chicago for
sse terms exchange for good clear property
D. f. kEENEY CO., ofSco lfa Last Washing
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Steamboats, = Regular Packets

yicksburg aud New Orleans.
R. Il. lee, passes up Tuesday night; down
Sunday evening.
Frank Pargoud, passes up Thursday night;
down Tuesday night.
Hatchez, passes up Saturday night down
Thursday afternoon.
Bayou Sara and New Orleans.
Cor alien, passes up Monday and Friday
nights; down Wednesday and Sunday
evenings.
Baton Rouge and New Orleans.
81. John, leaves New Orleans Saturday at 5
p. N. and Wednesday at IL NJ; returns
Monday and Friday.
Bayou Lafourche and New Orleans.
Stella block, leaves New Orleans Tuesday
and Saturday at p n. returns Thursday
aud Monday III daylight.
Assumption, leaves New Orleans Monday at
5 T. III. and Friday at 10 A. NJ; returns
Wednesday and Sunday i'll daylight.
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Many Yessrs OF Careful RE-
HearcIa has produced II.

WooD's IMPROVED HAIR RESTORATIVE
Is unlike amy other, and has no equal. The
Improved has new vegetable tonic proprie-
ties; restores grey hair to glossy. natural
roler; restores faded, dry, harsh aud falling
hair; restores, dresses, gives visor 10 the
hair; reatores hair to prelnatnrely BALI
heads removes d1ndruff, humors. scaly
eruptions; removes irritation, itching and
sealy slryness. No article produces such
wonderful effects. Try it. call Tor Woods
Improved Hair Restorative, and don't be PIT
eE leih any other article. Sold by all drug
gists in this place and dealers everywhere.
Trade supplied nj manufacturers prices by
{. A. Cook & Co, Chicago Sole Agents for
the United States aud Canadas, and by
Wheelock, Finlity & Co., New Orleans.
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may, ON the eth day of November next, roll
up q majority for Republican principles and
candidates which shall eclipse all former
efforts and gladden. the friends Of peace,
freedom and equal rights in all parts OF
Louisiana.
Resolred, That we enter the centennial
campaign with good will towards all men
that we pledge ourselves to maintain, so far
as in our power lies, the condition of pre-
found peace and good feeling which has fer
years prevailed in Ascension parish; that
we cheerfully accord to all citizens the same
free right of political opinion and utilization
which we clam for ourselves, and shall ever
he found upon the side of law, order and
full protection to all alike in the exercise OF
the privileges of citizenship.
After vote of thanks to the officers, the
convention adjourned sine die.
P. LANDRY, President.
A. P DOMINIQUE, Secretary
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sANDALWOOD

Possesses great power in restoring to a
healthy. state. 1t never produces sickness,
is certain and speedy in its action. 1t is fast
superseding every other remedy. Sixty cap
suies cure in six or eight days. No other
Medicine can do this.
OWING to It's great success, many substi-
tutes have been advertised, such as Pastes.
Mixtures, Pills. Balsams, ETC., all Of which
have been abandoned.
Dundas Dick d Co.'S Soft Capsules con-
tanning OIL Of Sa,adal,cood, sold at all Drug
Stores. Ask for Circular, or send to IS G 81
Roosfe, .Street, Fess Yorh, for one. jy29sm
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Talk abont fraud AND violence I!
We have been looking into the polit-
ical history of our State, and so far
as orr researches go, we have found
nothing to Indicate that the people of
Louisiana ever enjoyed the luxury of
perfectly fair and free election.
Before the war they cut, shot and
swindled one another in lively style.
The Slidell election frauds beat any
thing on record. - M0ndcrHie Ware.
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Registration Notice.
OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION,
Parish of Ascension,
nauaI.lrouviIla Allpllsf Dc 1876,

OFFICE SUPERVISOR OF REGISTRATION,
Parish of Ascension, 7
Donaldsonville, August 20, 1876. }
NOTICE is hereby given that the Books
~ of Registration for this parish will be
opened at the times and places hereinafter
specified, for the purpose OF ADDING TO the
registry fupon personal applieatlon1, the
names of ali qualified electors not registered
in 1874, and for the erasure from the regis
istry of the names OF all persons who have
for any reason become disqualified as cleo
tors of this parish since October 26, 1874:
At the Courthouse. Donaldsonville. from
Monday, August 49, to Saturday, September
., both inclusive.
At A. Genazzini's store, third ward, Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 4, D, b.
At .he second ward School house, Smoke
Bend Thursday, Friday and Saturday, Sept.
Z, and 8.
r. o. Landry's store, first ward, Monday,
| Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. IL, II, IL.
Dominuue's store, first ward, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, Sept. IA. 10, l6.
Dutch Stores, eighth ward, Monday, Sept
| Is, to Friday, Sept y, both inclusive.
At Alex Meyers, eighth ward, Saturday,
! Sept. %.
Y. p. Landry's ballroom, seventh ward
Monday, Sep. Is, to Thursday, Sep. Is, inc.
Solomon Barmons, seventh ward, Friday
and Saturday. Sept. % and 30.
| Linwood place, sixth ward, Monday, Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 2, ), a, .
| At Washington Sehool-house, fifth ward
Friday and Saturday, Oct. 8, I.
| S. +. Brands store, fifth ward, Monday
| and Tuesday, Oct. 8, 10.
| Marchand place, fifth ward Wednesday
Oct IL, TO Saturday, Oct Ia, inclusive.
At the Courthouse, Donaldsonville, Mon
day, Oct. &c. to Friday, Oct. q, inclusive
at the latter date registration will finally
close, and no certificates will be thereafter
| issued.
Office hours Z O'Clock A. ~, to i P. NJ
2. NJ, to 2. NJ.
LOUIS LEFORT,
Supervisor of Registration for the parish o
Ascension. aug26
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1876-10-14

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