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INSURANCE OIL.
PLAN JET OIL.

This excellent md cheap brand of CARBON
OIL lns boon sold by The prnprletpraaIpr ton
gaara past, and No ACCIDENT HAS EvMh HAP
pHnHb FROM IRIS USE.
The Planet OH In regunr md uniform In
quality, never ,,nder The Unite1 Hates simni.
ard If refined iefrolsum, and II costs but Il
i,t1a over common coal oil,
Planet on le especially recommended to con
a,lmrts who do not wish to my the price If III
autann" Oil, as the best rheap NH In the
market.
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>sIr'Oline HNluuiU.
For Metallic Gas Lamps and Portable
Gas Burners.

This celebrated Fluid. prepared by n PROCESS
for use IN netnlllc aud portable HAH LAMPS
ard LANTERNS.
In tho best coal GINS. Ia free from smoke or
, fTanaivt nlor. and does not char the wick or
gum Tho burner,
Nppthnr Fluid or OIL should DO used In port
hle gas lamps or lanterns.
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PERSONA AL.

TT ANTHONY MuNALLY. OF COUNTY
Mayo. lraland. related 70 tho Hrurkes' OF
GALWAY. VIII call upon the managing editor of
tho Democrat ho Will hear OF something to ha
advantage. pe27 Il
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WEATHER BULLETIN.

Wan DEPARTMENT., [
Htanal Service United Atatoe Army. I
Daily metooro'osioal record for thr nlah' honra
ending at 10 ina u. III. saturday. October ~
Observations taken ut the aame momsni Of
time mt MI atsttrns.l
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NOTICE TO VOTERS.

STATE OF LOUISIANA, !
Registrar of Vot RS. Parish If OrI ans,
New Orleans. Sept. "a 1879.
The office Of the Registrar OF Voters for the
Parish of Orleans will be opened on THURS
DAY the twenty fifth day OF September. at st.
Patrick's HALL Camp street. opposite lafayette
Square and will b. kept open until November
"a. 1870 Sundays and legal holidays excepted In
order to enable those who have not registered
In 1878 and 1879. and those who have removed, to
secure heir regular papers In view of the
great number Of applications for duplicate reg
tstration papers, citz MS are earnestly request
ed to use dlligent search for original papers
before applying tor duplicates.
ONCE open from o'clock a. m. TO IL M, and
from 80 to 7 q. N.
CHAs. CAvANAC,
Registrar OF Voters.
SEES II Parish of Orleans.
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WANTS.

WANTED thin PUBLIC TO KNOW THAT
" the pheapsat and beet Advertising In the
sitv In In TIL column at ten cents Der line for
asrttan mh21
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FOR SALE.

lion NALE THE AMERICAN SCHOONER
JOHN "a WitiFFIE H1 NJ 100 tons tl,ia ON
House m"nsnra, ia all" now ir nj tho II nynne
fi'r. viii riHpinRe, aalls aud eyorp other Thing
nn board ~ hnr belonging Apulrn
MAlkA EROS 4 90.
neI2 2w No int Gtnyiar street,
L1oR BALE AN A NO / HORSE AMI IA.
lnurhn fully gunrnn al at,ply ii Mar
knysa aahea, norn"r Common nnd Claiborne
atTnh'a. och if
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TrO M,tlians ~ npttles

Every one. no doubt. has heari Or Or Prices
Special FlayplinE Fstracta. h,lt although 10
wards Of two mIlions of bottles ~ them arc
annually manufactured there are yet house
wives who know nothing of their excellence
We believe that they ara the unrest. sttanaes
nn1 tlnest fllvoting asiranta IN tie market
In Our daily paregrinninna through the hHsl-
neaH norttona Of tho city, wa nra always atimu~
lated not unduls-hv witnessing Tho net t*lty
Of that young, stplwart aud energetic frn
Masara. Hafatow Il naavas whose local hnhita
iipn n NJ tni and inG Magazine atraat The mem.
bars thereof AFRO always Oh Tho d,ti rire. are pot
ular and have the RICHLY deserved reputation
If doing business intaliRan,ly mud on the
square," " gives 10 pleasure 10 call attention
to their card IN another rulunll
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FOR RENT.

L1OR HENT on BALE THE FINE HTORE
~ M, pb Decatur street antnhla for rainil mr.
wholesale husineaH. Apply At i, Frigarip'a No.
GU ahnttf"H etin Il. cria'f
E'uH HEsT IA MON. CON PORTABLE AND
y vol furnished front tnnit. nj MI 1O9 Camp
street uri9 ~
rI'p RENT A LARGE FINE GOTTAGE
DWELLING. containing nine inpms. ~
Har"nna street. nbpve Jnakson. witt, large
grounds.
AI-o The TWO RTOHY DWELLING Oh Isa-
rome, nanr Mnnamana street.
nnt2as y. II CARROLL. no Pertl'lo rtrert
L,Oll REN T. THE TWO STORY DWELLING
II house No. p1H Washington atract. contain
lug sight rnon,a. 0uH ana fixturra. urge ynld
etc Tho house Ia olann md IN good rapair,
ma IN worthy tho attention ar hnMeaaeak ere.
kaya and particulars naxk door. 81 nj No NJ
Magazine street. n"sp
Hon nlfNT LARGE. com FDHrAHLY Fun
u nehed. we'll ven Hated front rupma. an-
pnintmantH clean mud new. single OF In suites.
sonahla prices w aspartabls. prompt paying
tenants. MI Mo lEp Hhronaa ntraat. Alau n
good alSai ball r. ON nnh few exceptionally
large ard convenient gallery rooms. Ittfer-
nlosH n uulrsj. arE H.
E,pR hEN T. FRONT HOOMR FOn GHN n h.
u men, III No. an nrInnna paasngs. upper stl,
ha'Wenn Charities and Royal airee'a ltafnranee
desired. Hsta Au Mott
HON RENT THE LARGE COTTAGE, NO,
1pa tntnpnrt, near Dunaln Hti cot. IL ropns
var Two an u "a tnEas on Vinro, nonr dnm-
store u feet squire. feaiinnn. and nx,urna. ~
Tho south ouraor Of f"YlraH AMI Franklin
atraea Applv ut No ~ Where atrnei nnar
Common. Hant. tth. sa2R "
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BODLEY BROTHERS

Have the most coma plete stock of Cane Wagons,
Wheels, Cotton Wagons. Bagasse Carts. Farm
CARTS Rice CARTS Small CARTS OF every size. four
and six seat Family Wagons. Spring WaGonf
for delivering goods. Spokes. Fellooe. Shafts
Honnde, Wagon Material. Axle Grease, Car,
Boxes. etc. We especially call attention to our
fnll-sizsd swed!yed and hardened Axles. Chilled
Boxes and extra ironing Of all our CARTS and
Wagons. Manufactured In orr own factories 81
Wheeling. w. Va. FROM the best material and by
skilled maahanioe. we can give q reliable
guarantee meet any competition and guppIy
the largest iemani.
Depot IS ava 20 Union street.
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REMDV AI.G.
STOLEN.

1 nST or ATOLiG ONE fKOM1 4SOHY
~ natn for fati IL drawn hy l.. r. II,srwIR 10
tho order ~ 4 u. Bruldnur datoi Now Or.
lnnuR juno L. iRip. nni payable thirteen hn, y
nitar date All paJaona nrn cautioned nEainat
negotiating said nnta i. IL I,NULATOUH
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Gasoline for Gas Machines

Dlstllled expressly for tho I. O. r.. 90, md
with peculiar reRnrd for the changes Of tom
pnraturs 80 common In this climate.
uneIlnled Tor generating gas. or for cnrbn-
re,irg ,spai gus
Prnrrl"tors. phtentses md owners Of dAH
MAGIftNEH Gnnnut everest mats the I'm mort
nncn ri having their uAHOiIhE Of reliable
gravity and quality. as suGeeas depends 80
munh on tn e. conditions
II Won Wnnt yeur Gus Machines tn work we'll
NJ d Riva II brilliant light. buy your Gasoline Of
tho Insurance. OIL Tank Company.
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IanKiNu GiAas AND Arr nHror. Thla esRh
liahment, which ia located at No. ~ Royal
street. II probably the largest " the kind III the
Aouthern country. and hHa heen the source
from which The iuost elegant Residences III oar
city hava drawn thnir supply Of rich and cnatly
ambt lahmenta In tho way of mnntol aud pior
mirrorH. window ahadaa. nornirea. oil paint
inGa, ehromas anh enaravnpa Our readers
will derive much pleasure from M tnapeoilon
" the atonh IN thlH well known establishment.
Mt. Utnr tnkna pleasure In allowing hla stock to
viaiioru. and will always hn found tn hn m nj
fable mil rlnRe ant gentleman to deal with
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Local. REC0RD.

II, indicates riHinG: II. indicates falling: H.
Indicates stationary.
LOCAL RECORD.
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. II. 1870.
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Important rhnngea arc RAPIDLY being made
upnn avery business street md the daily sound
nf the ay. tho hammer nnl the aHw tho pnHl
week IN aur neluhhothood Ia n pleasant re-
mndai that AIR Fritz Roth. tho f,rmar popular
Proprietor If u Fhnrttos atrast saloon will
Hprn trnnafarm tho late unait rnetivn building
No. inR drhviar street. corner nf Bank Place.
into M elegant rnsiHnrRn nni lneer hnar an
loon. The grand opening ~ ihia new nfthlin
house tnhea rlnna nast ThulRdny whom n
lunch NJ 10 nsi before kings will be freely
aprrpI
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WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

Maximum temperature 81: minimum y.
Rainfall, ,n2,
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ZION RENT on BALE THE FINE HTONF,
~ M, pb Decatur street antnhla for rainil mr.
wholesae husinesa. Apply At j., FriEarin'a No.
gu Cha, tres Etin Il. nrIp ~
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SITUATIONS WAIVED PEW ALEs.
s'anha. Nurses zttc.

WANTED ~ A JlEpPECTADLfG WON AN.
w u ai,u.iInn. II d No. ! cook. Address ID.
M thia III ~ netapl
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National Surgical Institute.

The annual visit Of an Examining Sur
pcon from this we'll known Institute will
be made to New Orleans December l,
1879. He viii have skilled assistants
from the Home Institute. and will remain
until December Is, 1879. Preparations
for this visit are amply sufficient to meet
any increased demands.
Surgical cases and those requiring per
senal attention should come early, that
they may have attention for the whole
month if necessary. In it's chosen spe-
c;alties, Club Feet, Spinal and Hip dis
eases, Paralysis. contraction and diseases
of the Joints, Piles, Fistula, private dis
eases, Catarrh, Diseases of the Eye, Ear,
etc., this Institute is unexeelled. Refers
by permission to the many well known
citizens of New Orleans who are its
patrons.
Rooms, as before, at No. l66 St. Charles
Street, where we will be pleased to SET
our old patients, with as many new ones
| as may choose to call. For further par
ticulars write to National Surgical In
stitute, indianapolis, Ind. Philadelphia
Pa. or Atlanta, Ga.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

A MODEL HOUsE.-But few numbers of
the CHIEF have been issued during the
past six or seven years that did not con-
tain tho advertisement Of that popular
mercantile firm, n. Israel & Co., or their
predecessor i'll business, the late Marx
Israel. This house has been a liberal
patron of the press, aud by a similar dis
play Of foresi sht in all other respects,
has reapad a rich reward from its hber-
atty. 1t would, of course, be absurd for
lis to claim that the fame and success
attained by this firm arc due alone to the
lavish use Of printers ink. If n. Israel
& Co., were not prepared to carry out the
promises and fulfil the representations
made in their advertisements, customers
would soon cease to be attracted thereby
and the money thus invested would he
thrown away. They are too shrewd to
gull the public by shallow articles, and
when they make an announcement in the
columns Of the CHIEF, their patrons feel
assured from experience that it is to be
relied upon. In this way, the newspaper
| and the printer have been constituted
valuable-and We might almost say in
Observation-Disclosures to the growth
and success Of their business.
NJ. Israel & Co., keep always on hand
| full stock Of seasonable goods, compri-
| sing a complete assortment of everything
| usually to he found in ffrst-class dry
goods and general mercantile establish
ments. Their extraordinary facilities for
purchasing large invoices in the northern
end eastern markets at the most favora-
BILE fgures-having q partner in New
YORK who closely watches tho fuctuation
Of prices and buys acknowledgements
/ them to offer superior inducements to
their customers, both wholesale and re-
I tail.
Mr. Pierre Klopman is the manager
Of the elegant and extensive establish
ment Of N. Israel g. Co., and with the
assistance of gent!emanly and compe.
tent corps Of statesmen, he has rendered
the emporium, both in appearance and
repntat,un, the equal Of any Of the best
known houses of New Orleans. There il
no excuse for going or sending to the
city for goods when our town can boast
such houses as that of NJ. Israel g. Co.
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The exhibition given by the pupils of
Mrs Keating's Academy on the night OF
the goth ult., was, in every sense, a sue
cess, and reflects great credit upon Mrs.
Heating as preceptress. Every pupil
knew his or her part to perfection, and
went through it with an ease and grace
that was truly commendable. 1t would
be unjust and indiscreet to particularize
or bestow praise upon one or two, when
all did SO we'll, from the largest down to
the smallest-and there were some very
small ones.-Suffice to say it proved all
it was expected to be, and even more,
and the worthy and estimable Mrs.
Heating may well be proud of the result,
and can wear with pride and satisfaction
the laurels placed upon her brow by her
youthful charges.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

not only voted the boiling Republican
ticket straight, but worked actively IN
it's behalf
All the boxes were in by Wednesday
noon, the last to arrive being that from
the Barmon poll. On Thursday the Re
corder compiled the vote for Sheriff and
the latter officer began the compilation
Of the returns for the remaining Offices,
the constitution aud debt ordinance.
This work was completed yesterday and
triplicate statements Of the result made.
One of these statements remains in the
keeping Of the Clerk Of Court; the other
two have been forwarded to the Secre-
tary of State, one by the Sheriff and one
by the Clerk.
On Wednesday, friends Of the regular
Republican ticket brought out little
cannon upon the public square and fred
a round of twelve or fifteen shots in
honor of their success, and at night the
adherents Of the boiling faction celebra-
ted the election Of Judge Cheevers 10y a
torchlight procession, winding up with
meeting at Blue Bucket Hall which
was briefly addressed by Judge Cheev-
ers, Mr.. A. P. Dominique and the piebald
Democratic Republican Greenback ora
tor, n II. Wilson. The latter worthy,
who was a Democrat in 1876, made a
Dutfel speech ten days before the cleo
ton and Cheevers speech a day after
it. Such advocates as he are detriment
rather than benefit to any cause.
So far as concerns the Republican or
ganization Of this parish, it seems to us
abont time that Mr.. Hill and his chronic
boiling friends should subside and cease
their persistent attempts to ruin because
they can not rule. With new set of
allies and powerful Custom House inf1u-
ences to aid them, they are no nearer
success than they were before. The cleo
ton of Cheevers as Judge and SHINES
as Senator affords them little consola-
ton, as the result was accomplished en-
tirely by the vote of St. James.
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Our planting friends are unusually
backward about furnishing MS with in
formation relative to the sugar harvest,
and we shall be compelled to call upon
our correspondents to supply the de-
fioiency, as we are too closely confined
TO the printing office to scour around the
country for statistics. Come, friends
Cornhill, Wide-Awake, Brudder Bones,
Nick Of the Woods, Won Moltke, and the
rest Of you lift up your tuneful voices
again and give your overworked chief a
lift in the way of local news. You can
not afford to sacrifice ,your regulations
by longer silence, for there's another
Richmond in the field, snd he's writer
worthy of your Ateel-pens. Dinna ye
hear the slogan Of Dundee'
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FINE SUGAR.-Mr Jos. Aucoin, mana
ger Of Nj. Soaring Taylor's large st.
Emma plantation, has favored us with a
sample of the splendid sugar being man
nfactured on that place. In color and
grain this sugar is tirst-class and exceis
any we have yet seen this season. In
fact. few if any of the numerous hne
samples we received last year would
rank as high as this St. Emma product
in the sugar market. =["~.. .#.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

Parish Court was opened on Monday,
but there being no business and no at
torneys on hand, adjournment until next
Monday, the 9Th inst, was at once or
dered.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

What means this great connection
furry and excitement Only a crowd
vending is way to Cheap Tony's cash
store where goods are almost given
away. Go and see for yourself.
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Tn this issue of the CHIEF will be
found an advertisement from the Presl-
dent of tho Police Jury, giving notice Of
the sale of the ferry leases for 1880. The
sale will take place at the Courthouse,
on the 10th Of January next.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

The season has arrived when every body
who owns horses, cattle, sheep, hogs and
fowl should begin to feed out She'idan's
Condition Po,ders. They all need to be
braced up for winter. Get sheridan's
The large packs are worthless.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

We extend our sympathies to our
friend Mr.. H. Thompson Brown, Esq,
and his wife, who have sustained be-
reayement in the loss of an infant daugh-
ter whose death is announced IN another
column M..
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

A blacksmith and horsc-shoer, with
proper qualifications and references, can
secure steady work on a plantation by
addressing post-officc box 81, Donaldson
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The bleak and chilly winter winds blow
with merciless severity. Why stand and
s,iver in them Go to Cheap Tony's and
purchase one of his warm, comfortable
suits. m".mm
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

There was 10 meeting of Ascension
Hook and Ladder Company last Monday
evening, owing to the near approach OF
the election, in which several OF 1ne
members felt particularly Interested A
special meeting Of the company Will De
held shortly.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

Goods cheaper than ever known
before in Donaldsonville; chance TOT
all the poorest can find something in
accordance with their tastes and within
raach If their humble means-at Cheap
Tonys cash store.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sale of Ferry Leases.


Sale Of Ferry Leases.
DUBL1C NOTICE is hereby given that
Il l, the Undersigned, President Of the
Police Jury Of the parish of Ascension, will
proceed to sell to the highest bidders, at
public auction, At the Courthouse in the
town Of Donaldsonville, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of January, 1880,
at II O'clock A. NJ,
the lease of the following ferries for and
during the year 1880:
Bayou Laiourchc ferry, at Lumvlle;
Dominique's ferry, Mississippi river;
Ar,ite river ferry, opposite Port Vincent.
Terme xEd conditions to be read on day
of sale.
Ascension December 6, 1879.
R. I. HANSON,
President of the Police Jury.
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Remaining in the Donaldsonville Post
Office December 6, 1879.
Alache. NJ. Gachot, Emile
Ball. Robert Jones, Mrs Delphine
Brown, Augustus Jefferson, Metus ?
Cleler, Gunner Lewis, Raphael
Crochet, Nine Rosemc Richerson, Mrs John
Carley. j. w. Sanchez, A. +.
Carroll: Thomas Washington. H. G.
Crossen, Joseph Williams, Efferson
Davis, Sam
If not called for in four weeks will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
W. G.. WILKINSON, Pm.
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Died.

BROWNIE New Orleans on Thursday,
December 4, 1879, at l24 o'clock P. NJ, EN-
MA VIRGINIA, aged months and | day, in
FAINT daughter Of II. T. Brown and Cecilia C.
Webb
The funeral took place on Friday, the 5th
inst from the residence of the child's pa
rents, 354 St. Mary street.
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Arrival 4 Departure Of Mails,

Male arrive and depart daily Sundays ex-
cepted), MS follows:
.~Ne,o Orleans and Doaaldso,,1ille- New
Orleans and Texas railroad-Arrives at 70
NJ, departs at 1890
s-Don0ldsonUillc aud Bayou Sasa-Per steam
ers John w. Cannon and Edward j. Cav
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat
urday evenings.
charlottesville and Assumptio,s-Per stap~
line to OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II . -
departs l r. N. a. NJ
All other routes discontinued jan J. 1879
70 insure dispatch drorc. all letters il tho
w. G.. WILKINSON, Pm.
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D0NALDs0NvILLE, La,
Saturday, December 8, 1879.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Chew jackson Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Cheapest and best oysters, at the Jack
son House.
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Consolidated Statement of the Vote Cast in the
PARISH OE AgGEMSH0M,
At General Election held Tuesday December g. 1879
Candidates.


=, es ass:ss:. pss e : s i = e s g! MAJ
For rdiaance.
1884
IGoarno
Louis Witt. + /,
ISL q 49, 50 1sa 1929
Sam Il 70
Seereor ~. - - -, . - 80. 100
y2s sns 81 IS Il 10 y IS % % p 26 9is ~
Don 4 Pardee
Egan...
q 1870 50 1874 Sc l@ 1919 1924
SuptP
NdFn r. faq % Is Il 100 &c % p 400 ~
Dufe IS 1s 65 ia so q 9 80, 80 - p 1s 1dsi "a
A Earbart 800
S isssn Como ss
avn aoo az N =. on - 400 ,,o a.,
Pierre y 81 81 IS ri s. IS 1oi 1iS so ~
Sheriff ~. ~ ~ ~ 90 - no , >. 20 cr ~ ,,z1 ,o
,a n, o. - =, -, o, q, 80 oe os, oo
Corn
Vs M4 ' 70 g? IS Sc 70 % IS . ss So
nuAo1 IL Is
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Lots of fun for holiday week! See adj
vertisement of the grand fair and ball to
be given by Ascension Hook and Ladder
Company -.5.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

The best fve-cent cigar in town, at
the Jackson House.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

'cincts, as numbered above, was as follows:
9. Burnside's Clark place, sixth ward.
10. Tureaud's warehouse, sixth ward.
II. Ashland warehouse, seventh ward.
II. Head of New River Lane, eighth
ward
-. V. P. Landry's place, New River,
ninth ward.
IA. Barmon's place, New River, ninth
ward.
IS. Hercule Landry's store, tenth ward.
IL. Alex. Myers old place, tenth ward.
Constables is as follows:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-12-06

CONSTABLES.
FIRST Uard-Joseph White ---- 1859 1869
Second Ward-Remus Jones, 49, 80 Al
William Turner, .----.- So
Owen White. .. "a
Alliveges Harrison, 900 81
Third Ward-James Holmes, -. 50
Raphael Lewis, -------- 81
Antonio Rodrigue, ---.- 90
Fourth Ward-James McCray, 2O9 q
More Merritt,
Fifth Vard-Burrel Hardy 166 166
Sirth Ward-Anthony Pack, lilo 30
John Henry, 81
Solomon Braxton, .-.... 81
Abraham Hampton, 15
Seventh Ward-Stephen johnson, liz 118
Eighth Ward-Richard Smith,. 80 81
Armstead Payne II
Ninth Ward-Lucien Gautrcau, -1e7 1877
Tenth Uard-Wade Delaune,. 81 IL
W. P. Dixson, rs