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Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town of Donaldsonville.
RM4t1I.Ap MEETING

REGULAR MEETING.
MAYORS UrFlcE, November 4, 1879.
The Council met this day at o'clock
Pm. .M. ~.=
Mayor Israel in the chair.
Members present-L. Z. Bentley, Nathan
Ross, lst ward; John Solozano, Anderson
Ross, End ward; Joseph Thompson, +.
Vicknair, 3rd ward.
The minutes of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The Coamittee on Public Works made a
verbal report, in reference to the repairs Of
bridges in the town as per resolution Of the
Council adopted last meeting, and presented
detailed statement OF the expenditures tor
the same, amounting to $1O8 81, The above
report was received and adopted, and the
Mayor was authorized to warrant on the
Treasury for the same.
DoNALDsoNv1LLE, November l, 1879.
To the Hon. Mayor and members Common
Council:
GeaAemcn-1 respectfully submit to you
this my report Of the situation Of the Town
Treasury up to this date:
Amount cash on hand, 1868 ~
Respectfully submitted.
FRANK MARTINEZ,
Town Treasurer.
On motion, seconded, the above report
was received.
On motion Of L. E. Bentley. duly seconded:
Be 1t resolped, That the Committee on
Public Works, to whom were referred the
bills of Felix Leblanc, j. Billeisen, are au-
thorized to examine into the legality Of said
| bills. and if approved by said committee.
the Mayor is authorized to warrant on the
Treasury for the same.
Adopted.
On motion of F. Vicknair, duly seconded:
Be 1t resolrcd, That the license of Mr.. A.
| Grilhe for carrying on the business Of fruit
stand and oyster saloon for the year 1879,
he RENTED him, in compensation for oyster
! shells and other material furnished by him,
and repairing his front and portion of
! Railroad Avenue in his neighbOrhOod, pro-
vided said repairs are made satisfactory to
| the Committee on Public Works
Adopted.
ON motion of N. Ross, duly seconded:
Be 1t ycsolrett, That this Council do now
proceed to elect All assistant Constable for
this town at the rate Of = per month.
On motion of F. Vicknair, duly seconded,
the foregoing resolution was laid on the
table.
| The following bills were approved:
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A boiler explosion occurred at Mr.. F.
A. Luling's sugar-house, in St. Charles
parish, OH the line of the Donaldsonville
and New Orleans railroad, last Monday
afternoon, by which the building was
seriously damaged and several laborers
injured. 1t was at first reported that
two men had been killed, but this was
subsequently, contradicted.
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What means this great commotion,
furry and excitement Only crowd
vending its way to Cheap Tony's cash
store where goods are almost given
away. Go and see for yourself.
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Cheapest and best oysters, at the Jack,
son House.
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The best ivc-cent cigar in town, at
the Jackson House.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Sheriff's Sale.
State Of L0uisiana-Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Court-Parish of Ascension.
j. Thomas Emmett, ct ais,
vs..
Victor Maurin.
Victor Maurin,
vs..
His Creditors.
Sherif's Sale.

10y VIRTUE of and in obedience to an
ID order Of sale issued by the Hon. Fourth
Judicial District Court in and for the parish
of Ascension, bearing date of November S,
A. d., 1879, and to NE directed in the above
entitled and numbere causes, l will offer
for sale, at public auction, On the premises
in the town of Donaldsonville, parish of
Ascension, on
Saturday, the 2snd day of Nove.a-
Der, A. d., 1879,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
The contents of the store lately occupied
by Victor Maurin, situated on Mississippi
street, between Railroad Avenue and Les
sard street, in the town Of Donaldsonyille,
consisting Of dry goods, groceries, wines,
liquors, paints. oils, saddlery, furniture,
hardware, crockery, feedstuffs, etc, as per
inventory on file in the Sheriff's office and
to be exhibited ON the day of sale said
property being the same attached in the
suits of Emmett and other creditors Us. Vic
ter Maurin.
Terms and conditions:
Cash, in United States currency.
Sheriff 3 office, parish of Ascension, No
vember 8, 1879.
T. A. JONES, Sheriff.
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Ter. Nlf. B- H. hcysef, on mississippi
street, is the gentlemanly agent for this
alnrivaled machine.
We regret to learn that some friends
of Judge Henry 0. Maher have deemed
our remarks Of last week with reference
to lis illness liable to the misconstrnc-
ton that his attack was due to over in
lulgencc i'll Intoxicating liquors. We
contend that any such deduction is a
perversion Of the plain text of the para
graph, but in order to remove all pre-
tense for misapprehension, we will state
that the facts Of the case are: that on
the day of his illness, the Judge had not
even taken "glass or two Of beer" as
we were informed, nor any thing else Of
Il nature calculated to intoxicate; that
his dinner was not d heavy one, but
more than ordinarily light; and that
tho sudden indisposition which seized
him was caused by indigestion, accord
ing to the attending physicians opinion.
In addition to the statement Of Judge
Maher himself, we have the written Ger
Eiticates of Messrs. p. Lefevre, Noise
Levy and Or. J. i. Vandegriff in confir-
lnation of these facts. TO any one ac-
.quaintcd with the Judges steady habits,
no explanation Of this character would
he necessary, but tor fear others might
dc him injustice, though only in their
thoughts, we make the foregoing state
ment. 1t is superauoa,s to add that
nothing was further from our mind than
al unkiM or unjust reflection upon
Judge Mahcr. The CHIEF has never
spoken Of him save iii complimentary
manner, aud the editor has always been
glad to consider him sincere and
valued friend.
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THE
J ackson House,
Mississp pi street. between 1essarl and St.
Patrick.
DOnaldsOnville.
HENRY HETHER,. PROPRIETOR.

Good accommodations for regular or tran
sient boartlers at moderate prices. Bar al
ways well supplied with wines and liquors
of all kinds. Oyster saloon attached, where
oysters are served in every style on shortest
notice. oc25
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Cheapest and best oysters, at the Jack
son House.
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D0NALDs0NVILLE, La,
Saturday, November 8, 1879
LOCAL JOTTINGs.

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
The best tive-ccnt cigar i'll town, at
the jackson House.
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Cheapest and best oysters, at the Jack.
son House.
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We have had the pleasure Of several
calls recently from Robert o. Hebert,
Esq, Of Iberville, who dropped in as he
was passing through here eli route to
New Orleans. Mr. Hebert is happy in
the enjoyment Of fine health, good looks
and cheerful prospect Of merited adj
vanccmcnt, political and otherwise, in
the future
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The best five~ccnt cigar in town, al
tho jackson House.
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Local Politics.
Republican Mass-Meeting in the Firs

Republican Meeting In the First
Ward.
A well attended mass-meetlng of Re-
publicans was held ut the Adlard Lam
dry school-house, in the first ward, last
Sunday afternoon. Hon. Louis Butler
called the assemblage to order and was
elected chairman, while Mr.. Willis T. A.
Gaines was chosen Secretary. The
speakers We're Messrs. F. B. Earhart, P.
A. Jones and w. w. Buford, and all
made appropriate and effective speeches.
Judge Earhart is said by those who are
qualified to form an opinion or the sub
.ject, to have eclipsel all former efforts
at political oratory in this parish, and
he was amply rewarded by the enthtsi-
astic appreciation of his hearers. Sheriff
Jones and Mr.. Bnfbrd also acquitted
themselves unusually well, and the good
results of their efforts in behalf Of the
Republican cause will lie made apparent
in the first ward on election day. An
other meeting Is to be held at the same
point Sunday after next, the 10th inst.
Democratic Conservative Parish Conven>
ton.
Considerable interest centred in the
action Of the Democratic Conservative
parish convention which met at the
Courthouse on Wednesday, the 5th
inst, and what the convention did is
fully set forth in the proceedings fur
nished us by the secretary and published
in another column. The motion to refer
the matter of nominations to the parish
committee was adopted by a vote of %
to 6, demonstrating that, SO far, there is
no lack Of harmony or unity of action as
to the best policy to be pursued by the
opposition in this campaign. The unani-
nous selection Of DR.. J. C.. Legare as a
member of the State committee was q
merited compliment to deservedly pop
ular gentleman.
Nominations in the Sixth Ward.
The following statement of the result
of the primary election for the nomina-
ton Of Republican candidates for Justice
of the Peace and Constable of the sixth
ward, held last Sunday, the end inst,
has been furnished us for publication
For Justice Of the Peace-Peter James,
10 votes Albert Brandy, 81; Aaron Hill,
80; Randall Dottry, 10; Sylvan Rich
arlson, 8.
For ConstaJle-Anthony Peak, 100 Hy.
Johnson, 63; Solomon Braxson, So; Jno.
| V. Marchand, IL.
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In your haste and hurry purchasing
acceptable articles as Christmas presents
for the home folks" don't overlook the
fact that neatly finished Singer Sewing
est dear" of present, by wife or daugh-
ter. Mr.. B. H. Keyser, on Mississippi
street, is the gentlemanly agent for this
alnrivaled machine.
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A penny saved is a penny made, and
the best, s,lrcst and easiest way to as
certain the truthfulncss of this assertion
is to call at Cheap Tony's and purchase
of him such articles as you may need for
the winter. He has just received q large,
new stock of goods, and cordially invites
the public to call and examine it.
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Arrival & Departure Of Mails,
DOnaldlsOnyille POST Office.
Mails arrive and depart daily Sundays ex-
cepted), as follows:
Ne,c Orleans and D0ntsldsvnciAc-Pc New
Orleans and Texas railroad-Arrives at IL
n, departs at 1880.
Donaldsomrilte and Bayou Surc-Per steam
ers John w &c Cannon and Edward J; Gay
urday evenings.
Donaldsonpillc and AssuD.ption-Per stage
line to Napoleonvillc-Arriyes II 4. NJ,
departs l z. NJ.
All other routes discontinued Jan. l, 1879.
To insure dispatch drop all letters in the
post-office by 1880 a. NJ.
W. G. WILKINSON, p. NJ.
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DEGENERATION NOTICE.

hereby give notice that tho Registration
Books will be open at the following polling
places In the parish of Ouachit0, on the
days specified below, (according to tho pro-
visions of Act No. . Of 1873, and Act No.
lOl Of 1870 to afford opportunity for tho
Registration Of all persons who failed to
register before the last election, and those
who may have become eligible voters OF
this parish since that date; also TINT changes
may be made, whom necessary, in tho num-
ber of precinct given tho residence OF
any voter, on the Registration Books OF
last election:
Monday, November Sd.
Precinct No. i, Farmor's School-house,
Tuesday, November 4th.
Precinct No. 2, Logwood Place, Wodnes-
day. November 9Th.
Precinct No. 8, Union Church, Thursday,
November 9th.
Precinct No. 0, Logtown, Friday, Novem-
Der 9TH.
Precinct No. 2, Trcnton, Saturday, No
vember Sth.
'I Precinct No. o, caloville. Tuesday, No
Precinct No. 10, Mt. Vernon Church,
Wednesday, November 18th.
Precinct No. II, Pine Grove Church,
Thursday, November 18th.
Monroe, November l4th to November
10Th, inclusive, when Office will DO closed
to prepare poll books for tho election on
Tuesday, December End.
4. r. SHELTON,
Assossor and Ex-onlcio Registrar, Parish
Of Ouacliita.
Monroe, La, sept. 20, 1870. st
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Tho RAIDS Coming.

It is said there will be a mass meet
ing of the Republicans Monday in this
city, and that Taylor Beattie will adj
dress the people. Our Republican
friends have sought to defraud us of
this item of news. Exactly why, we
do not know. We have always been
friendly to the Republicans, and when
we reflect, Judge Beattie was red-hot
Democrat in the Legislature of 1866.
He was born knight of the White
Camelia. We should like to meet this
savage friend of old times. Recently
got into politics, and not knowing the
difference between white and black,
we are naturally anxious to hear from
Judge Beattie, who can solve this
problem for US. Governor Beattie can
certainly tell us the truth, and that is
what we should like to hear-fron
Judge Taylor Beattie.
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Monroe has few tscivilized" COWS
whose main subsistence depends upon
the number of cotton wagons on our
commercial thoroughfares and the
amount of corn and fodder which they
contain. The rawhide, the oaths and
the bricks showered on them by our
indignant country friends have little
or no effect, and the cow as a general
thing goes off triumphantly,w with about
all she can conveniently carry in her
mouth at one time, and after devour-
ing that she slowly wends her way
back to sstake in" the latest arrival.
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River News.

AS yet there has been little change
in the river, but the present wet spell
will probably put it on good t'foot-
ing" and we presume that by the first
of December we shall have plenty Of
boats.
Nothing of interest has transpired on
the river front since our last report.
The Fred A. Blanks, from stem to
stern measures 265 feet; All feet width
of beam; width over all, 76 feet; wheel
81 feet in diameter, with 144 feet
buckets. Her chimneys are 40 feet 7
inches in diameter and stand GO feet
above the hurricane roof. She has five
steel boilers, AZ inches in diameter and
80 feet long; 2G inch cylinders, and 8
feet stroke. In the ladies, cabin she
has twelve state-rooms 9 by ~ feet
with washstand, bedstead and ward
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National surgical Institute.

The annual visit of an Examining Sur
geon from this we'll know Institute will be
made to New Orleans December 1st, 1879.
He will have skilled assistants from the
Home Institute, and will remain until
December 25th, 1879. Preparations for this
visit are amply sufficient to meet any
increased demands.
Surgical cases and those requiring person.
al attention should como early. that they
may have attention for the whole month
if necessary. In its chosen specialties,
Club Feet, Spinal and Hip diseases. Paral-
ysis, contraction, and diseases fthe Joints,
Piles, Fistula, private diseases, Catarrh,
Diseases of the Eye, Ear. etc., this Insti'
tute is unexcelled. Refers by permission
| to the many we'll know citizens of New
Orleans who are its patrons.
Rooms, as before, at No. 166 st. Charles
Street, where we will be pleased to see oul
old patients, with as many new ones a
| may choose to call. For further particulars
write to National Surgical Institute. In
dianapolis. Ind, Philadelphia, Pa, Oh
J Atlanta, Ga.
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Watch Your Dates.

Following the name of each subscri-
ber's address on his paper is the date
of the expiration of his subscription.
This date is both receipt for pay
ments made and weekly notice when
the subscribers time expires. Thus,
eJohn Smith 12feb79,"
the address on his paper, is Mr.. Smiths
receipt up to the 18th of February, 1879,
and notice of the expiration of his
subscription ON that day. He requires
no other receipt and no further notice
from this Office.
We trust that subscribers who find
that their dates show delinquency, will
promptly pay their dues.
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Succession Of Mrs. p. B. Husley.
BY virtue of an order issued from the
Parish of Ouachita, we viii offer for sale
second Offering, in conformity with plat
ofzsuryey made by L. N. Polk, which will
ton, on II months credit, on
Tuesday, 25th of November, 1870,
at the last residence Of deceased, near
Trenton, La, between legal hours, all the
immovable property belonging to the sue
cession of said Mrs. Hasley, being lot No.
8, 81 acres No. 4, 30 acres No. 6, lO7 acres
No. z, S3S acres (home tract); also, Clifton
tract and sundry town lots in Trenton.
The purchaser to execute bond with good
security, with eight per cont interest from
date. JOHN DRAGO,
TIIOS. MCGUIRE,
st Executors.
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Cotton Report.

The receipts of cotton for the past
week fall somewhat short of those OF
the past two or three weeks, though
the showing is pretty good. Those
who have the staple seem disposed to
hold it for better prices. A better
market than this IL, is not to be found
in North Louisiana, and we would
advise those who wish to receive the
highest market value for their cotton,
and buy goods at the lowest price, to
come to Monroe.
The city weigher reports 425 bales
weighed for the week ending at noon
yesterday. =,o
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robe, and twenty-four state-rooms by
feet for gentlemen. Her sstexas' is
115 feet long and will accommodate
thirty ssbureaa passengers.' She is
provided with all the fire appliances,
having eight nreplugs and lourstreema
from the engine. Her extreme higAth
from waters edge to top of chimneys
| will be about 1Os feet. She'll be along
ssby and by''-soon as the Ouachita
gets on its sspegs."
Says the New Orleans Democrat of
last Sunday: ssThe new Rosa b. ar
rived Friday night and left yesterday
for Rodney, after b load of cotton.
Her Ohio freight for the Ouachita was
stored at Natchez, and will he deliv-
cred as soon as there Is water.''
The new VIM. Pagan and the Co.
roma are both getting ready to come
South; they want little more water
In the Ohio though, and good deal
more In our own ssditch."
The Fred. A. Blanks is completed
and will start South from the Ohio as
soon as water in that creek will per-
nit.
The following boats will constitute
the Ouachita River Transportation
Company: Fred. A. Blanks, John HI.
Hanna, John Wilson, John Howard,
Corona, VIM. Pagan. These will be
through boats, and the following will
constitute the connecting link: Willie,
Rosa b. and Little Bob B. 1t is prob
able, though, should business demand
1t, there will be some additions to the
number. ss-.sFF
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lGoAl.
CHERIFFsB SALE.
e. 8. Austin

q -
.t e. 8. Austin
1.iu Richard f,,llam.
state Of Loui1iaDa, Paxiah Of OuA0hita,
n.H 49, Parlah Court. sfa ~
BY virtue Of . writ Of q. n. issued from
tho Hon. Parish Court and to mo directed.
I have aeinod and Will offer for sale. at the
Court House door in the city Of Monroe,
La, within the legal hours Of sale, ON -,
SATURDAY, l0th day Of Noven Dor, l07o,
the following described property, to-wis
a lot Of ground In LAy6OnSs addition 10
Monroe, In laid pAx1ah and State, being lot
&Otwo in Square No. I, measuring one
hundred and ton feet and siK inches On 81.
John otr0eeV running w0atWardly along
Bry avenue 1t right Anglea one hundred
and eight foot and six inches; thenoo at
right angles 20 the lower limo Of said Full
lame l0ty oaxty.nin0 1set and nine inches,
and along said Fullam's lower line 10 tho
place OF Beginning on0- hundred and four
teen feet and two inches-together with all
the improvements thereon. ~ 1881
Also, lots and In square No. (lO) ton.
old plat OF Monroe. fronting sixty fact each
on st. John street, and running back In
parallel lines lOs1 feet-with improve
ments thereon: ~; 80 am '-H
seized . the property OF Richard Fallau,
and win BIO sold to satisfy said writ Of a.
IA. and costs. '5i '
Ternss of sale: On l2 months credit,
purchaser to give. bond with approved
security, and . mortgage retained ON the
property. 5000. ,.-
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CHERIFF,s SALE.
Fred Endoil1

Fred Endom
VS.. No. 1869.
H. Wax b. r. MoEnory.
State Of Louisiana; Parish of Onschita,
BY virtue OF a writ of ii. fa..t to me directed
from thS Hon: Parish Court Of Ouachita, in
the aboVe entitled and numbered tsuit, !
have sefEed apd>Till offer for sale, at the
Court Hoase door ~ the city of Monroe, on
Satardsy, 22d oCNovember, 1870,
the followink described property, to,wit
and the interest of defendants, H. W. & b.
T. McEnery,in and to 40 bales cotton, in
cotton house on Magenta plantation.
Terms OF sale, cash, with the benefit OF
appraisement.
St w. s. LOGAN. Sheriff.
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,1orICE or ELECTION.
MoNnoE, OuAcHITA PARISH, La,
Ictplnr 70 1874

MoNnoE, OuAcHITA PARISH, La,
october 30, 1879.
A vacancy in tho Police Jury OF Ouachita
Parish having occurred by tho dealt, OF
of said Parish; Now, therefore, w. q.
kennedy, President OF the Police Jury Of
said Parish, by virtue of tho authority
vested in me by Section of Act 81 of tho
General Assembly of Louisiana, approved
April 10, 1877, do order AN election to DO
held In and for said Ninth Ward, to MI
December, 1879, and diroct that tho Sherin
of this Parish shall furnish to tho commits
held on that day, q separate ballot box To
receive tho votes at said Police Jurors
election, and that tho said Ommissioners
shall make due retu rn thereof as provided
by law w. q. KENNEDY,
President of Police Jury,
st Ouachita Parish, La.