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ricd Mckee Rankin has always found his
wife. Miss Kitty blanchard. very great help;
In fact. whom look ut The men WHO nave ccnt
may not always be convenient. but the cash Is
when they get in trouble.
Yes with Ave children. two Of whom are on
the stage Oh. do well enough. get t2Q the
taken care Of themselves long timC. never
have a night of, but | do mem TO make an
effort to see Rip Van Wrinkle" when Jefcrson
aud himself | have followed him all his life.
What good boy. what u good man. Never
ero;1,s never ugly. always c2nsidgra,e, always
but he's settled into very prince Of good fell
,ows, W. all Ike him. When ,hc stage cnr,
good iellow-nnl they an liked joe"
] SOC Cara Morris H. III again"
Again Why. she never was we'll. Do you
knowifs slow murder but murder nevertheless.
for that POOR woman To- keep on actng2 Why she
inints dgad away after each act. II almost looks
stage II she lived in the country she might
last 1--WE or six years yet but IA 1t ~ now. Shr' =
squeezing her IT, out drop 10y DROP Itsawiul,
and wonder the people don't SEQ that It's real
weakness. real sickness. instead OF play sick ncss.
! hear she hasn't amy properly l.it bui what of
~ She married we'll, and her husband is Just
Ms good as he can be- Do you know | believe
there's Il mystery back Of all OF II. She makes
fortunes every ycar-and.y yet She has no money.
it. wonder it it's the doctors bills"
90 You haven't mentioned John Droughnm.
ulu YOU Know MN
Il? Ask him. Why knew him IN Cham
b"rs street when he wore blue cont. brass hut
tons. laced lrlils. and black satin siork. He
was ~ handsome picture rs ono could find in
days walk. and how the girls did 20 for him.
But he never cared. lie and burton and Blake
were trinit Of friendship; How they did run
each other. 10 src 'cm all on the stage must
have been II grent treat hut never did. / did
one time run in and down to the upper en-
trnncc. but dnren stay and all could see was
Burton uuking very SOLEMN. John BrOughaml
Why, hc was one OF the primes. He could do ny
he pleased. and his betwc, n-the-acts speeches
were the talk Of the city. John'sgot money and
sensc-moncy enough. TO live on and sense
enough 10 enjoy il. Hello here we are ut the
depot Well-thqnk you. don't care If do; 1t
looks good-good-by."
And of he went.
Forty years at the back door Of theatre. and
never saw a play.
Forty years OF inside experience with the men
and women OF the stage. and never saw them ut
work.
The desultory talk had with this veteran Of
the back door convinced me that discretion ia
AN admirable trait in u doorkeepcr. II he were
10 tell all h. knows II would be- unpleasant for
his victims. Ten pipes day for 800 days in
ench of forty years would be- 10000 pipes. In
all that smoke there was no DOUBT great dead
OF lire. MONSIEUR y.
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IRRITATION
BOXERS BTTTERS.
l.. FUNKE, Dr., sole Agent. - John st. N
T. q RYN LOEB
DIN 0,ooNs.

MET BLACK SILKS. Blhck tnshnrr ShHWA
w ant all wool Iniifc~. Cloths. ni-u llff Ht .
white AMI sta) Blanket, from uurfNf fHf -ilr Ntfy
chenp MN MATTHEWS. - tHiiHtIu. -
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Excursions.


4 -A.-FIYEOCEAN.EX CURsIONs DAILY
The entirely new me- SASaofII Exclusions STEAMER
ooLuMBiA tis,m OF The OCEAN,, s,..,o.e..,
I'd REGIMENT - Lusury
GLkE Giub Pier q NR..... 'oscAM ana
sfFS$FE sTsi NV ana
with Neptune Brass Band and Orpheus quartet Club
i s {, S SsFl1 H H;st s%$ s and
E;S3 S@ @i. E SS,sa5o.i,n S s S%i ,sE
STEAMER NEvEEsiNK. DAILY and SUNDAY, from
Eat River. with Seaside Brass hand lc.vcs
south I.ist. wiilian,sbursh %. SO and ioi,
5 S5"Snf 6cd SeT sr SSEf So g and and
Rsr, ES' 1sff. T 6S e G qHYT BOAT
Boats leave Rcckaway u A ". T. .. anu o.3JPM
SPECIAL POLICE OFFICERS on EVERY BOAT
.a.;'eSoA,M boa, nom Morri-ania landing At t;tors
2sM a. and Grand 81 connects with COLUMBIA at
Brooklyn without extra chnrsr.
MooNLro"r.oyy t rTMr ys~DDU>D-NoSOAT
THE GREAT TIiEtE.pEgK STEAMER i3,,s COLUMBIA
GTkND N10NliGnr mir
II. plera' L. $50 ~ Jewcil.. wharf Bfoosyn.
ssrdu. scenery ar 81 g., IT, E. ryc the 6"G faH
On s6 6TR 6 ' A Ga r Ns i5 xff@ p5
Will be board, and Of tcnscyes az worth more than
fAkE FOk HE fN'ii k0lbN ~ 'fNlN
A. TsIsffSs M NAT EaSFs I rASn
Finest bathing. beach and ~cH ~hnrr lotr IN America
Two miles and hall Of rolling sur IN one stretch.
belonging TO the Manhattan Railway COMPANY.
GRAtULLAS CELEBRATED SEVENTH REGIMENT
BAND o. pieces give GRAND FREE CONCERTS VI the
choices, muse EVERY AFTERNOON and EVENING.
strictly Sacred Concerts on sundays
The elegant steamer u Il MARTIN leaves 22d It, N r.
$40 II 40 NJ, ~. 800 40 r. NJ pnrH, n. II TAO
1OA NJ, I2M 46P. "
Steamer NOKWAIk leaves 22d st n r., TO- OA ",
~ ~, , 40 $40 go T. NJ, Pier 1 n X lBateryl II
A NJ L. g. 7P NJ
CONNECTING NJ BAY RIDGE with car. for the Beach
Close cOnnec tons Mt Bay Ridge gOing and coming
TIME FROM PIERS and to bay Ridge, - minutes,
from Bay Ridge to Beach. - minutes.
FARE ROUND TRIP 80 CENTS
Thisis the QUICKEST. MOST PLEASANT ROUTE from
NEW YORK To- TiiE SEA SHORE.
BROOKLYN To MANHATTAN BEACH Trains leave
East New York NJ G.Fl ~, 900. 10 la, II 10 A NJ.
I2t,. 80. > ~, 80. 4j7 q Is. rs, sop
EXCURSION TRIP. 4pCENTS
ON and after Aug ~ the boats of the Harlem Navgs
ton Go viii ran IN connection with the Manhattan
Beach Railroad boats rs follows
Rtii H.
Leave Harlem at 80 NJ. connecting at Pier Mr.
alta NJ
connco ting for return Passengers at Piers Ratio
y. NJ
. (, a.
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Amus,m,mts

r1UubtHltUtp.
DAYS 9TH AVENUE. THEATRE,
~ Proprietor and Manager Mr. AO1uSTiN DAILY
POSITIVELY LAST WEEK
All SIN. THE HsArnEs culNBg
Every NIGHT this week for
La. week fAusrs positively H Ak Is1' !'"'''
Last Week Of Ali siNi in his great ors FINAL creation
in AK Twain and BRET
LAST yAriYrR s,u,,,y iIARrhS comedy
LAST MAiiSEE. saturday FRIDAY SigliT. Avg. q,
LAST Ma nr BUr ONE
DALy beg: to announce TIA, be sS wlt BEeIS q
c HS TSrEY SEW ' Dn KNIT o nns Of" any stage
r{ ogH g, clry y ~
ny the author OF piquc. Divorce Under The dasrht &c.
which will embrace . number Of VERY NOVEL and
Mr cNRGsw wIiiAH ami sn srfsy Of eaacmpo.
rancou. characters to be embodied by Miss Ada Dyns.
Emily lligl. sydney COwoll Mrs Gilbert, little H.
wharton Mr Charles Fisher Mr. y Sinilcv. Mr..
ST. fra@E iiar'rnbcfs, Hf join Drew. Bennett Chap
man. and Dcckman.
Tho sale Of ats ter The OPENING NIGHT will begin
WEDNESDAY MORNING. Aug - at = ociock.
pAHK TnTATRE.
L HENRY l.. ABBEY ........... lessee and Manager
orcs ' OF the ' rs"r Far" All w"eS season. When
viii be nauguratcd
MONDAY EVENING. sRrr D.
MIR sOriiERN
In ByronS COMEDY in four acts
THE CRUSHED TRAGEDlAN"
story OF the footlights and Preside
AN ENTIRELY NEW COMPANY.
NEW SCENERY BY Harley merry
MECHANICAL EffhCTShy II. Weaver
PROPERTIES by George Henry
WARDROBE b, u - Eavcs
FURNITURE AND UPHOLSTERY by Ierts Bros A Co
Box ONCE open sale Of Monday morning. Aug ~
LEADER Of orchestra. Mr. w wirnBRs
BROADWAY THEATRE.
@TH at AND BROADWAY
Proprietor ana Manager ......-.. Mr. JAMES O. DUFF
UNANIMOUS ENDORSEMENT
MA Ax 32s2}g'S S MIHNk%s
ENTITLED.
DANlrES.
HEART OF THE sIRRRAS.
HOUSES CROWDED
DELIGHTED AUDIENCES
The entire press universally cntu asic in their crit
cisms o the most attractive Of PLAYS
srats may be- secured Ten DAYS ~ advance
Box ONCE open daily from to lDf N.
General ADM ssion. SDc
Orchestra chairs. ~ extra
'''''' FANNY CIRCLE % CENTS
WALLAck,s. .,, .LyDlA THOMPSON
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON.
and her cntr" company Of bur,squc arusts. In new
oXYGES,
for the first time IN America
New scenery, new costumes. new music. new songs
OXYGEN MATINEE SATURDAY SEPT l.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
A -TmEONIY BOATs LANDING AT

Il BY THE MAJESTIC colt NRiA To NltfHI,
Up rliI SOUND ny MOuNLfDllT
Leaves 2ith It X, ats +. NJ. ricr2. \. r., 520
Il T.
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"A. COMFY ISLAND BEACH,
EVERY DAY SUNDAYS INCLUDED. COMFY ISLAND
The lnr new steamers Rp>EpAIF aud iDlEWllD will
run 20 COMFY ISLAND HEAClI EVERY DAY. leaving
2fth Il n r., y aud 10 80 Nj, ~ NJ, 80, 3, T. and
8 ~ T. VI
19h st y r.. eio. 1910 A NJ, i2io, 10, $40. 40,
franklin ~. y r, go 1850 A NJ. 1890, 80, $50.
~ and 10 = "
Picr ?. \. r. . 50 II AN. ~ 30 q $50 4oo and
Pm
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07
What the Bilious Require.

Since tOrpidity Of the liver is the chief
cause of its disorder, it is evident that what
the bilious require is an Alternative stimu-
liant winch will arouse it to activity, an eff
feet that is followed by the disappearance of
the various symptoms indicative of its de-
rangement. H0stetter's Stomach Bitters
Invariably achieve the primary result men
toned, besides removing the constipation,
ttatulence, heartburn, yellowness OF the skin
and whites of the eyes, pain in the right
side and under the right shoulder, nausea,
vertigo and sick headache, to which bilious
mVaiIdS are peculiarly subject. As a rem
edy for chronic indigestion, mental despond-
ency and nervousness the Bitters are equally
etficacious, and as II renovant of lost vigor, a
means OF arresting premature decay, and a
source of relief frouI the intirnities to which
the gentler sex is peculiarly subject, they
may be shoroughly relied upon.
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A Card.
TH1BoDAUX, La, j

TH1RoDAUN, La, July 3 1877.
In personal difficulty between myself
and Mr., L. N. Sims iii this place on the 18th
of June, 1877, being under an erroneous i'm
preston regarding certain fact connected
with Il certain law suit pending in the Dis
trlct Court OF Assumption parish, wherein a
question of appeal arose said erroneous i'm
preston being that the decision of the Dis
trict Court would be submitted to, whereas
Mr.. Sims says he intended the decision of
the Supreme Court and never intended at
any time TO create the impression on nv
mind that the District Court was meant-I
believing from conversations had with him
and my counsel that the decision of tie Dis
srict Court would be final, and believing
that my belief as to that fact was erroneous
i hereby retract the language used by me
towards Mr.. Sims on the said 18th of June,
1877, and apologize Tor all that occurred on
that occasion.
Witnesses: J.. SUTTON.
WALTER GUION,
RUFFIN BEAsLEY,
j. s. BILLIU,
j. A. BLANCHARD.
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Married.

WALTHR-SHARP.-At the Presbyte-
w rian Church. Plaquemine, La, Thurs
day evening, June %, 1877, by Rev. MI
Linn of Baton Rouge, Mr.. w. j. WALTER
to Miss CLARA L. SHARP. daughter of A. b.
sharp, Esq.
Our first premonition of the auspicious
event above noted came a fortnight since in
the 81 ape of two dainty cards inviting our
attendance at the ceremony and II reception
to follow it; and intelligence of its consum-
nation was pleasantly conveyed by piece
of dainty brides cake which reached us by
special messenger on Sunday, Mr. Walter
has won a prize i'll the lottery of life, and
judging from the information we have receiv-
ed, he will doubtless prove worthy of it. We
return thanks to the young couple for their
kind remembrance, and bespeak for them
long and unalloyed experience of the happi-
ness which attends the union of pure and
truly loving hearts.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

The pless and material of the Port
Vincent TiaAe office have been
brought to Donaldsonville, and in n
week or two new paper, to be called
the IFime-DemOcYdt, will make its
advent here, under the proprietorship
of Messrs. Gould & Winfree-that is,
Major Harry Gould, formerly of the
TfiHRe, and Henry A. Winfree, ESQ.,,
recently connected with the CHIEF
Office. 1t is understood that the pol
itics of the journal will be Democratic,
simon pure, straight out and clear
through; and that it was established
here under the patronage Of number
of leading Democrats who feel the
necessity of an organ with which to
rfute the ISLANDERS of the CHIEF and
head off the wicked Vaccinations of
the Radicals. In this work the T,iuRe-
Democrat will have our conscientious
cooperation. Trusting that the old
SAW, I" competition is the life of trade"
will be realized by the rapidly multi
plying newspaper press of this -four
ishing metropolis, we extend the
figurative fist of fellowship to the
IriuneD Democrat aud its chief en-
oineelS.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Major Harry Gould, veteran in
the editorial harness, whose light has
been hid under the bushel of the little
Port Vincent TiMne, but who propo-
ses to sciutillate hereafter from the
more elevated plane of the Donald
sonville TriHne Democrat, struck town
this week and paid US the compliment
OF an early call. Harry doesn't look
Il day older than he did when we first
met him Eve years ago, aud his spirit
yet retains the freshness and vigor of
youth.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Among the visitors from New Or
leans on the 4th inst, were several
suspicious characters, four Of whom
were locked up by Constable st. Mar
tin. Their names are Joe McCaffrey,
Joe Hamilton, Tom Foley and &C.
Christopher. The first three were sus-
pected of connection with the robbery
tinental Guards, on The steamer St.
Mary, during the trip from New
Orleans to this place. Christopher
was arrested at the Cannoneers' ball,
having been seen by the Constable to
take a razor from his pocket and ex-
anime it. On his person was found
the razor and Il certificate from the
clerk of New Orleans criminal court
that Christopher had been tried on
two charges OF burglary and larceny
and honorab}y acquitted, and also an
affidavit to which the prisoner had
subscribed before ajustice ofthe peace,
ayowing his belief that malicious per-
sons had combined with the New
Orleans police to prosecute him, ruin
his reputation as an honest man and
drive him from the city. This much
suffering innocent was kept in jail.
until Thursday morning, when he was
to depart. The other wor-
thies were released dnring Wednesday
night in order that they might have
an opportunity to leave the village by
the boats which brought them here.
Donaldsonville is the worst little town
on the coast for city sharps to try
their sinful games in, and they will do
well TO stcar clear IF it hereafter.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Several hundred colored people
from New Orleans visited here on an
excursion train, last Sunday, to par
ticipate in Church and Sunday
School celebration. AS the large
crowd marched into town from the
depot, religious songs were sung with
much spirit.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Mr.. II. II. Willers, the popular shoe
maker and sewing machine agent, is
enjoying the cool climate of Mime
sofa, having been absent about five
weeks. He is expected home during
this month";.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

The probate term of the Parish
Court began Monday, and Judge
Maher was promptly on the bench,
but as there was no business on the
docket, adjournment to court in course
took place.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

The POPULAR LIVERY STABLE
just after noon on the 4th, we dropped
i'll at Mr.. G. w. Mitchell's large livery
stable-as spacious, we'll ordered and
clearly an establishment as one could
wish to see-and found the gentle
manly proprietor and all his assistants
sup to their eyes" in business. Mr..
Mitchell found time, however, to give
us the information that every team in
the stable had been out two or three
times during the morning, while sixty
three horses from the country had
already been fed, with the day but
half gone. 1t is gratifying to note
the success and prosperity of those
who labor to deserve them, and Mr..
Mitchell's Is a case in point. His sta
bles are credit to the town, and
enjoy well earned and Increasing pop
ularity.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Joseph Ferdinand, a colored boy
about fourteen years of age, was ac-
cidentally drowned in Bayou La
tourche, near Mr.. VIM. Drysdale's
residence, Tuesday evening. The
body was found next day and the
Coroner held an inquest.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

As appears from the proceedings
OF the Common Council, published in
another column, II majority Of the
members present at a meeting from
which one Alderman and the Mayor
were absent, voted to award the mu-
nicipal advertising to the FigildHt, in
spite of the fact shat the CHIEF was
the lowest and best bidder. We do
not propose to occupy space in our
paper or tire the patience of its read
ers with relation of our individual
grievances, hence we will simply re-
mark that the action of these Alder
man was piece of gross injustice
which can not be defended with any
reasonable or creditable argument.
The young man who engineered the
business, under the inspiration and
guidance of Il more astute and capa-
bel mind, merely exercised the brief
authority of an accidental position to
crafty his personal ill-will. The
CHIEF can stand defeat in fair fight,
but it gals us to be tlicked.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

The entertainment at D. S. c.. 3.
Hall Saturday night for the benefit of
the Episcopal rectory fund, was a
splendid affair, and all who attended
speak of itin tile highest terms. Sew
eral of the leading local amateurs,
reinforced by a talented lady from
neighboring parish, entertained the
audience with instrumental and vocal
selections, which were received with
marked favor. The evenings enjoy
ment closed with dancing. Tn the
Hook and Ladder Company's hall re-
treshments were served, and this
department. was quite as successful AS
the other. We believe the net results
of the entertainment were quite sat
isfactory to the projectors.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Deputy Sheriff Israel left for Baton
Rouge on the Gov. Allen last night in
charge of three convicts sentenced to
imprisonment in the peniteDti ary as
follows:
Robert Gregory, larceny of a gun, one
year.
George ~Wolffrome, horse stealing, one
year.
Jack Montgomery, larceny of a piece of
cloth, six months.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Mr.. Hall, the ulbane aud good look
ing news agent on the daily train, has
our thanks for appreciated courtesies.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

ENTERPRISE.- One of thu wide
awake and go-ahead men of Donald
sonyille is our friend around the cor
ner, Mr.. John F. Park, as evidenced
by the improvements he is making
in his spacious store building and his
preparations for accommodating a
large and increasing business. 1t is
not long since that Mr.. Park built
handsome addition to his main store.
i'll which has been established neat
and well stocked dry goods depart
ment under the immediate supervision,
of Mrs. Park; and now he has had
the partition between his grocery and
wareroom taken down, doubling the
size of the former and making it one
of the largest groceries in town.
The upper story of the building will
be used as storeroom for furniture.
of which Mr.. Park proposes to keep a
good stock on hand And last, but
not least, our energetic neighbor has
purchased heavy supply OF coal aud
established IL coal yard, an institution
long needed. In dispensing of this fuel,
he intends to compete with New Or
leans prices. There are two conc!u-
sions to be drawn from the flcts we
have here related one is, that Mr..
Park must be having II large run of
custom or he would not invest money
in these expensive improvements
and the second is, that he could not
draw SO many customers if he did not
give them satisfaction us to goods and
prices.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

A colored man known as Blind
Ned" employed by Mr.. J. j. Clavcrie,
was sunstruck while entering the
post-office, about four o'clock yester-
day afternoon, and died few mo-
ments after being carried home.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

We hasten to correct an error of
omission, by announcing that the little
stranger who put in an appearance at
the residence of Mr.. Aaron Dreyfus
two weeks since was No. 6, instead of
No. 5. The little chaps are of the
masculine persuasion all along the
line, and us lively as like number of
crickets could possibly be.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Mr.. Jos. Billeisen has been suffering
considerably recently from failing eye
sight. Some TIME since he was
attacked with sudden blindness, and
one of his eyes became slightly
turned from its natural position. I'm
der the treatment ofan eminent oculist
however, this defect has been correct
ed and Mr.. Billeisen's sight is slowly
but steadily improving.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

A fatal accident occurred at Smoke
Bend on Monday, the two year old
son ofAustin and Josephine Patterson,
colored, being the victim. The child
went to small cupboard unobserved
by its mother, and obtaining possess
sion of can of concentrated I've.
swallowed some of the contents. As
soon as the fact was discovered, milk
was given the little sufferer and other
means employed to counteract the
effects of the poison and relieve the
pain, but without snccess, as the child
died early in the evening after linger-
ing all day in great agony.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

More than sixty breakfasts were
served to patrons Of the City Hotel on
Wednesday.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Nelson White and Alexander john
son, charged with horse stealing, were
released from the parish Jail Tuesday,
upon furnishing appearance bonds in
the sum of $50 each.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Parish Judge Maher intended to
hold the preliminary examination in
the case of Thos. Ryan, charged with
the murder of John Evans, on Tues
day of this week, bnt postponement
was rendered advisable by the absence
of District Attorney Earhart and the
illness of Mr.. Duffel, District Attorney
pro TEN. The examination will prob
ably take place next week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

N. IL. Wilson, III; pector of Weights
and Measures, furnished bond to APP
pear for trial on the charge of extor-
ton and oppression in Office preferred
by Mr.. Emile Collin, aud was released
from Jail.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Mr.. Joseph Hiss, that estimable
citizen of Donaldsonville to whose
good qualities the CHIEF, in common
with his other friends, delights to pay
tribute, left here by steamer last week,
bound for sandusky county, Ohio,
where he will spend a few weeks WIS.,
ting relatives and seeking that bodily
recuperatioa which Indifferent health
has rendered essential. We trust he
Will have a pleasant time among old
friends, and that the change of climate
Will prove as beneficial as could be
desired.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-07-07

Attention Cannoneers Sec special
order in another column.