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The ladies and gentlemen who have
kindly consented to assist the Independ-
emit Band on the night Of their Concert
will please meet at Phoenix Hall, Thurs
day, the 9TH inst, at 8 P. NJ. By request
of Concert Committee,
A. GINGRY, Chairman.
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SHELLY Observation-Disclosures III want
OF fruit trees, flowers, shrubs, bulbs,
overgreens, vines, ETC., would do we'll
to give trial to the Shelly Nurseries,
Bay st. Louis, Miss, before purchasing
elsewhere. Mr.. w. A. Whitfield, the pro-
prietor Of these nurseries, advertises to
furnish everything in his line "choice,
beautiful and cheap"
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Railroad Avenue, between Mississippi and
Iberville streets,
DONALDSONTILL
have the honor to inform the public that
I have established myself at 1card's OLD
stand, where I am prepared to do all work
in my line promptly, efficiently and at the
most reasonable rates. respectful >. solicit
share of the public's patronage and a4
willing to stand or fall by the merit of my
work and prices as compared with those Of
other establishments. sep25
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-10-02

Mr.. Secretary Booth gently intimates
that Squire Brown is something Of .
Observation-Disclosures.
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.Jndoa Henry i, M.her has embarked

Judge Henry D. Maher has embarked
III the business Of bookkeeping, and has
established himself ID one Of the neatest
little groceries il Donaldsonville, at the
corner Of st. Patrick and Claiborne
streets. He has q fine stock Of fresh
goods, comprising every thing usually to
be found in we'll ordered grocery sto re
and proposes to keep pace with our most
enterprising and liberal merchants in
the matter Of reasonable prices. The
Judge has q legion Of friends in this
community, and we shall be surprised if
they fail to accord him generous share
Of their patronage.
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There is probably no house of enter
tainment in New Orleans more widely or
favorably known than Fred's House,"
106 St. Charles street, two doors above
the St. Charles Theatre. The restaurant,
supplied with all the substantials and
delicacies the market affords, is kept
open day aud night, and the best board
and lodging are furnished at lowest
rates. Mr.. Il. w. Troegel is now sole
proprietor of the establishment, Ills for
mer partner, Mr.. F. w. Hellmers, having
retired from the business. Mr.. Troegel
knows how to keep first-rate house,
and does it.
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"a collector is visiting our local
patrons With bills for heir Indebtedness,
and we bespeak for him the utmost con-
sideration ut their hands, both for his
own sake and ours. Owing to force
Of circumstances number Of accounts
have been allowed TO run long time
which we know would have been settled
promptly on presentation Of bills; we
regret this, as we know how much easier
and more satisfactory it is to pay small
amounts as they fall due than to meet
an accumulation of little sums Gin a
lump We beg the indulgence of those
who may be Inconvenience in any de-
gree in meeting such bills, and we prom
Use them the annoyance shall not occur
again. Short reckonings make long
friends" is one of the truest of maxims,
as every business man knows. If our
patrons respond literally to the demands
our collector makes upon them, we shall
be enabled to enlarge the sphere of the
CHIEFS usefulness in manner we
have had in contemplation some time,
which will rebound to the interests and
credit of the community as we'll rs to
ourselves. Friends, will you aid us?
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Sheriff Burton Of Ellis county, Texas,
arrived here Tuesday, having in custo-
dy David D. Carter, the escaped convict
whose capture in the parish Of st. James
was reported by our correspondent K. T..
A. From Mr.. Burton it was learned that
Carter escaped from Jail while awaiting
the result Of an appeal from sentence Of
five years imprisonment at hard labor
for horse stealing; that he gave forged
draft to his lawyer for the latter's fee,
and will now have to answer for forgery
and Jail breaking in addition to the orig
inal crime charged against him. The
Sheriff left with mis- prisoner by Tues
days train, bound for Texas.
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"A CAKE WALK.-On the 18th Of Sep
TENDER an amusing and enjoyable enter
tainment occurred i'll the lower hall Of
the st. Peter NJ. f. Church, under the
auspices Of the Ladies' Missionary So
ciety, benevolent organization highly
esteemed for its good works among the
colored people. The festival was dcsig;'
mated cake walk and candy pulling,
the principal attraction being the contest
for three cakes to be awarded to the
most graceful walkers. The hall was
crowded, and the greatest interest was
displayed in the proceedings. The first
prize was won by Mr.. ]. r. S. Hallowell
and Miss Louisa Dicks, the second by
Mr.. Preston Holmes and Miss George
Quezerque, the third by Mr.. Chas. Shall
lowhorne and Mrs. Virginia Harris. After
the cake walk followed the candy pull
ing, which afforded lots Of fun to the
participants. The entertainment yielded
to the society's treasury the neat sum oil
$3S 20. @.u.@~
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week, considering criminal cases in
which the accused waived right of trial
by jury. Some seven or eight of these
were disposed Of, and in every instance
plea or judgment Of guilty was en-
tered. We shall present in our next is
sue detailed report Of the business
transacted by the court.
The favorable attention of our readers
who may visit New Orleans is called to
the advertisement Of Mr.. p. Forget's
boarding and lodging house, 107 Custom
house street, between Royal and Bour-
bon streets. It is we'll kept house,
where good meals, pleasant rooms and
clean beds are always obtainable on the
most favorable terms-and don't you
Forget it! m...... .M..5.e ..5
NJ. Israel & Co. are taking Donaldson
Vile by storm with an avalanche Of new
goods. The vanguard of q great host
of boxes is pouring in from the business
marts of the North, East and West, and
the popular corps of statesmen, under the
direction of those affable young gentle
men, Messrs. Henry and Meyer Meter,
are busily engaged i'll unpacking the
goods and arranging them in proper or
der for the heavy Fall and Winter trade
the house has in prospect.
Mr.. Emile NJ. Cohn, formerly Of this
parish, is now employed as . salesman in
the large and we'll known house Of Leon
Godchaux, manufacturer Of and dealer in
clothing and gentlemen's furnishing
goods, 81 and SO Canal street, New Or
leans. Mr.. COIN is polite and agree
able young gentleman. very popular
wherever known. He has many friends
In Ascension who will not omit to give
him call at Godchaux's when visiting
the city.
be interested in learning from the new
advertisement in another column that
MI. Sam. St. Martin of this parish has
opened restaurant and oyster saloon at
No. 80 Royal street, New Orleans, and is
said to be doing thriving business. A
friend writing to US from the city says
"sam keeps first-class house-1 have
tried it." We know many more Of SANS
country friends and acquaintance who
will give his restaurant trial when
ever they chance to visit New Orleans.
Our young friend James H. Proffatt, Esq.
IL cashier Of the establishment.
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We were gratifed, Wednesday eve
ming, by visit from our genial friend
NJ. w. barton, Esq, the well known
civil engineer, and Col. G. A. Eberhart,
agent for the King Iron Bridge and Man
ufacturing Company Of Cleveland, Ohio.
The King Company is one Of the largest
and wealthiest bridge-building firms in
the country, and is fulfilling 2 number
Of important contracts in the Southern
States. It is anticipated that contract
will be made with this company to con-
struct the proposed bridge to span Bayou
Lafourche at Donaldsonville, and Col.
Eberhart's visit to our town is connected
with this matter. He is very pleasant
gentleman and we trust his sojourn here
will prove at once enjoyable and profit
oL1n
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LOCAL JOTTINas.

Cincho-Quinine cures chills and fever.
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CecGy -. L. ID. D.
We congratulate the members of both
the Independent and Cofield Battery
Bands upon the fusion accomplished in
such a pleasant and satisfactory manner
last week, and upon their judicious selec
ton Of officers. The new band, number
ing more than twenty members, COM
prises talent that will mako it one Of the
very best il Louisiana. With few weeks
practice we believe it will not only ex-
eel any similar organization in the State,
outside Of New Orleans, but will COM
pare favorably with the leading bands
Of the metropolis. The new Independent
Band made ~ first appearance in public
last Sunday afternoon, when it marched
from Phoenix Hall to the wharf and back
again, dispensing enlivening music in
frst-class style. Tuesday night the band
serenaded Mr.. P. Lefevre, the popular
proprietor Of the City Hotel, Mr.. J. j.
Lafargue, the genial host Of the Robt.
E. Lee Hotel, and were received with
the hospitality which always character
ICES those gentlemen in the treatment of
their friends and guests.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the
appetite.
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CONSOLIDATION OF BANDs.-The fol-
lowing extract from the minutes Of orr
leading musical organization will ex-
plain itself:
DoNALDsoNvtLLE,L La. Sept. 80, 1880.
At a meeting Of the Donaldsonville
Independent and Cofield Battery Brass
Bands held on the 23rd inst, it was
unanimously
Resolved, That both bands lie consolida-
ted and combined into one.
A resolution was offered that the or
ganization retain the name of Donald
sonvllle Independent Brass Band, and
the same was adopted.
Thereupon the following officers We're
elected to serve for the ensuing year:
President and Leader. Arthur CLAW
erie,
Vice President-Lenard L. Duffel,
Second Leader-John F. Tcrrio,
Secretary-Wm. u. Park,
Treasurer-GeO. S. Gre.
A true copy: w. .. PARK,
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The World for 1880,

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sni ri tbs movements Of thste kePaSi'-
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The yesr 1850 promises 70 % ono o.
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T. ~ xiii witness . Presidential! election ion
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sandy Soils.
from the n. O. Timee.l

From thu n. O. Timee.l
Mail soils IN h. cu'tiv ''et, "r :"
~ r,.stored. none are preferable y"
ne Mint. sandy soils. BY 'h-lr w.
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studying the Laws OF its lotm"' a.,1;
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| the application OF psst. or c'ay. .
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inhle combinations. and, applied
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!, 80 ssh veii mixed through It.
~ "ovdef Or solution. depending ~
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10. ;onye Il 10 Q heap to tefment.
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!. sSSn In. varm weather - SccOmpl
shis and. n OF Il 10 Serme0te0. u
he Il over ooce and It y then reaay
"a ~. aud In ell respects equ"'
=, barn manure. A.,
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q. ..S~ the mower Q euitsble crop ha
no lihernto and convert the InsH''
Z suhstaoces existiog 10 tho so'l
- store M the plant Tor future ID
~" Andrew II. Ward.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

AZ. persons having left work at my
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N.tchieoches, La, Jan. II, 1852.
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