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Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly.

The September number of this admir-
able magazine is calculated to sustain
it's well-deservcd reputation. The con-
tents are remarkable for comprehensive
ness, variety, instrnctiveness and enter
tainment. The opening article, "The Cam
p:lign of 1eaO-The Nominees of the Two
PARTIES" will be read with great interest
at this time. There is an excellent arti-
Gle by Frank Norton," "The Old and the
New Arcadia;" one OH the "Customs Of
Old Spain )" "Theodore, King Of Abyss
sinia,' by A. Fl. Guernsey; "Turin," by
Lady Blanche Murphy, and many others
Of rare merit. The department of fiction
is unusually rich. The serial Not Gull
ty" is concluded, and there are stories
and sketches by Karl Drury, Prudence
Bowers, F. E. Hamilton, Amanda NJ.
Douglas, Marguerite +. Aymar, and other
writer's of celebrity. The poems are by
J. G. Whittier, Rita, Richard Downing,
Ethel Fonblanque, etc. There are adj
ventures of thrilling interest; a capital
article on "The Washingtons Of York
shire;" "Some Gossiping Papers," by
Mrs. Barrow, historical sketches, anec-
dotes, an abundance Of brief articles af-
fording pleasant and instructive reading.
There are 1913 quarto pages in each num-
Der, and over 100 illustrations; the pres
ent number has handsome colored plate
frontispiece, tho subject being "The
Bridegroom's Stirrup Cup i'll Andalusia."
The price of % single copy is only 25 cts;
the animal subscription, s., postpaid. Adj
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SCORE.

Grasshoppers,-.s G-4s
Hancocks, 10 0 o 0 1 2 0 9 3
Umpire-L. Z. Bentley.
Scorers-H. C. Brand and +. Landry.
Time Of game, 1885.
The Burnside second nine did not fare
so we'll as the other Donaldsonville boys,
but they took their defeat in exceeding
" good part, considering that it was
their initial game and that they had
never practiced together. In face, one Of
the players was handling the ball for the
first time, and most of the others have
had no practice whatever for years. Be-
sides this the Hancock nine was
strengthened by two or three No. play
ers, including very skilful pitcher and
catcher, which gave them decided ad-
vantage over their opponents. The score
Of the second nine game, which consis-
ted Of only seven innings, is as follows:
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Registration Notice.

To the Voters Of the Parish of Ascension.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
IL the undersigned Tax Assessor and eE
ODiciO Supervisor of Registration of the par
isl Of Ascension will, in conformity with
Sec. 80, Act i23 of 1880, attend at the follow
ing places for the purpose OF revising the
registration of this parish, from o'clock A.
NJ, to p. NJ, and from 2 2. NJ, until 6
o'clock 2. NJ:
Court House, Denallsonvi'!e. third ward,
August 80 to September inclusive.
Adlartl Landry's school house, first ward,
September 6.
Mccall Eros. warehouse, first ward. Sept.7.
J. Oubre's store, first ward SeptembcTs8.
Mrs. NJ. Preuss' store-Port Barrow-frst
ward, September
Armand Richards store, second ward,
September TO-
Dnfossat Gregoire's store-Bruly Sacra-
mento-second ward, September III.
j. j. brakes store, fourth ward, Sept. IL.
J. G. Cofeld's store, fourth ward, Sept. IS.
Mississippi river ferry-DarrOwville-
ward, September Is,
Burnsde's IIonmas store, fifth ward, Sep
tcmber t6.
Ben. Tureaud's store, fifth ward, Sept. II.
Ashland store. sixth ward, September 20.
New River Landing, sixth ward, Sept. II.
V. 2. Lantlry's store, seventh ward, Sept.
% and % inclusive.
Solomon Barlnons school-house, seventh
ward, Sept "a and % inclusive.
II. d. Minors Point store, eighth ward,
September ~.
Hercule Landry's store, eighth ward, Sept.
% and 20 inclusive. -
Alexander Myers old store, eighth ward,
September 80 and 81 inclusive
Courthouse, Donaldsonville, October 4
to % inclusive.
Parish Of Ascension. August 10. 1880:
FELIX REYNAUD,
Tax Assessor and cr oD5cio Supervisor of
Registration, parish of Ascension.
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PR(DVEHR BS.

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g A little Hop Bitters saves big doctors
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'That invalid wife, mother, sister or
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."When worn down and ready to take
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Dontt physic and physic, for it weak
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Physicians of all schools use and rec
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"Health is beauty and joy-Hop Bitters
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"There arc more cures made Will. Hep
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"WIon the brain is wearisd the nerves
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ters."
"That low, nervous fever, want of sleep
and weakness, calls for Hop Bittcrs."
The Hop Cough Cure and Pain
Relief is the Cheapest, Surest
and Best.
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the LITERARY
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BASE BALL.-The Grasshopper club
and the SECOND nine of the Burnside c1Ti,
visited the Clark plant ;ttion last Sunday
afternoon, accompanied BY baud com =
posed Of players from the Independent
and Cofield battery bands, aud played
match games respectively with the first
and second mines of the Hancocks. The
party was received in the usual cordial
and.handsome Hancock style md en-
joyed the visit highly. The Grasshop-
Hancock game was one-sided af-
fair, as the appended score will show.
Fate seemed against the Hancocks, who
were in bad play and short two of their
strongest members, Ed. Conerly and
Gerard Hebert, Que Of whom is absent
from the parish and the other, having
been i'll for several days, was too weak
to endure the exertion Of playing. We
are glad to say, however, that the Han
cocks are nothing daunted by their de-
feat, nor should they be SO. They have
the kind Ut material of which frst-class
clubs are constituted; all they need is
practice. Tie lively young Hopper
grasses !" had an easy game, and played
it for all il was worth, committing only
two or three errors. The playing of
Tom Cook ut first base was tip-top.
while that of Louis StOckmeyer at sec
ond, Willie Stockmeycr ut third, George
Mollerc at short and Arthur Claverie in
centre field filed the bill nicely. Jim
Reynand mnfled two flies on the run in
left field, but captured q third i'll good
style. Joe keatiny's pitching proved
highly effective, very few Of his balls be-
ing struck beyond the ii field. Albert
Wilson got III his work at the bat and
running bases, making u clean score Of
eight runs, no outs. Following is the
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Pc Wise and Happy.

If YOU will stop all your extravaggant
and wrong notions in doctorins yourself
and family with expensive doctors or
hnmbup cure-alls that do harm always,
and use only natures simple remedies for
MI your ailments-you will be wise, we'll
and happy, aud save great expense. The
Greatest remedy for this, the great, wise
and good will tell you, is Hop b'stefs-
re1y ON it. See another column.
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Arrival & Departure of Mails,

DOnaldsOnville Post Office.
Mails arrive and depart daily Sundays ex-
cepted), as follows:
Nc.c Orleans and Do,,aldsonriue -Per New
Orleans and Texas railrOad-Arrives at IL
H., departs at 1870.
charlottesville aud Bayou Sara-Per steam
ers John w. Cannon and Edward J. Gay
Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sat
nrday evenings.
Domaldso,.uiHe and Assnmption-Per stage
line to Napoleonville-A II A. NJ,
departs r. u.
All other routes discontinued Jan. ], 1879.
TO insure dispatch drop all letters in the
post-office by 1880 A. N.
w. g. WILKINSON, pm.
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/. SCORE.

UancOcks, ...-6 ii ~ 6-39
Furnishes, $40 y ia
Umpire-P. +. Gatfey.
Scorcrs-R. T. Hart and II. Comes.
Time OF game, 1855.
Tomorrow the Hancocks are to play
the Comets Of ibcrville OH the Hancock
grounds. Neither of the Donaldsonyille
clubs will play, on account of the mill
tary celebration to occur here.
The following Sunday, the 5th Of
September, tho Hancocks and Burnsidcs
play at Donaldsonville, and the Grass
hoppers and Rambunctious club at
Paincourtville.
Clubs on New River or in the neigh
boring parishes that would like to have
the scores Of their games published in
the CHIEF are invited to send them in.
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Assessors Notice.
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
DouaIdsonyilIe, La, August Z, 1880. :

DonaIdsonyilIe, La, Anguish, 1880.
To all ,rhom 1t may concern
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
IL in conformity viii, Sec. Is. Act No. a
of 1880. the assessment lists of the parish of
Ascension have been deposited in the office
where the mortgage records of this parish
are kept, and that in accordance with Sec
% OF said act, making it the duty Of the As
SCISSOR to complete his tax rolls on or before
the LIST day OF September. 1880, he will be
ready to listen to any objections that may
be raised to his assessment of the taxable
property of this parish until and iuciuaiu.
Saturday, the I'LL Of August. 1850.
FELIX REYNAUD,
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Heart shingles and cypress cord wood
of the best quality for sale at lowest
prices. Apply to or address Mr.. Joseph
.Gonlran, Of the Blue Store, Donaldson
I'll, -
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During tho week commencing Monday,
August 30, and closing Saturday, Sep
tembcr 4, the Supervisor Of Registration
will keep his books open at the Court :
House for the purpose Of registering all
qualified electors whose names are not
already on his rolls.
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Splendid assortment of clocks at j. T..
Parks. Call and see the novel toilet set,
mirror, clock, etc, combined III one. The
neatest thing out.
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Mr.. f. b. Cox of Assumption parish
offers for sale an elegant thoroughbred
mare, six years old, beautiful animal
broken to harness. See advertisement.
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DoNALDsoNV1LLE, La,
Saturday, August %, 1880
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic restores the
appetite.
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Parks cheap store heads the trade
boom, and "don'd you forgot it."
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List Of Letters

0A0U VI NOVUO40
Remaining in the Donaldsonville Post
Office August %, 1880.
Calhoun, Charles Jones, Robert
Balnsen, JOHN H NIurfce, Col E H
Davis, james Smith. Mrs Fannie
Dacks, Laswildcr Woods, Mrs Bette
Evrett. Miss Matilda Williams, Edmond
Goth, T. Williams, Isom
Henry, james Web, Sam
Jones, Mrs Jennie Wynne. Milton
If not called for in four weeks will he sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
w. G. WILKINSON, p. NJ.
Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents mala-
rim
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AGENTS LIFE and Adventures of
WANTED, ,s ;ss JAMES.

The Notc1 Vesie,7. OUTLAWS. By Hon. j. A.
DacUs, Pr, u. 4 trre and tIriilin. aeces.rt
illustrated, Of their bold operations fur Is
wears in 20 different States ami ItrTsiOries.
battling detectives and officials of the law.
Best Selling Book=of tie year io,lT9 sold
in three months. 80 eeuts for eutif 81 50
for sample copy. Liberal Terms 70 Agents
n. ID. THOMPSON Il Co. Publishers. $50
Pine ST., st. Louis, Mo- au7
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
For Sale.

A N elegant, thoroughbred DARK BAY
"A MARE, six years old, well put up and
broken to harness Sire Abubccker, dam
by Whale. Apply to
L. Il. cox,
au2ltf Assumption, La.
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Agency for pickets, shingles, three-foot
boards, etc John r Park, corner Mis-
sissipli and 6 etimaches streets.

The residence Of the late Il. j. Green,
Esq, was sold 1t auction to-day and was
purchased for 3275 by Mr.. r. 7. Hanson,
for account Of . lady residing somewhere
on Bayou LafourcLc, whose name we
have not heard. There were only two
bids, that Of Mr.. j. II. Heating, $3.50, and
NJ. Hanson's Of MS. We understand
that Mrs. Green and her children will
take their departure for the West on Sat
urday next.
Thursday evening We paid another
visit Of inspection to DR.. w. NJ. Mccall
iard's magnificent new residence, which
has been completed, save few finishing
touches to be pnt On by the painter after
the Doctors family3have occupied their
new home. A thorough observation of
the beauties and conveniences Of the ell
egant edifice convinces us more than
ever that orr popular and prosperous
neighbor has not only built himself the
lIVO6i kOSAueuC0 VI tI1S 6CCGlOu VI GAO
State, but that it will compare favorably
with the frst-c1ass structures Of New
Orleans. The fancy carpenter work, by
Mr.. r. H. Dunn, and the painting, by
Mr.. T, H. Donlon, have been executed in
the highest style of those trades or arts,
and are well worthy tho best encomium
we could bestow upon them. In fact, we
have never seen better work than these
gentlemen have accomplished iii their
respective lines, and it needs to be seen
to be properly appreciated. We are glad
to learn that these accomplished work
men contemplate establishing themselves
here permanently, having q prospect Of
building up good business. Certainly
they require no better recommendation
as artisans than is furnished by their
splendid work on DIR. MEG alliard's beau
tiful residence.
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BooHsH1LHR8

BooHsHILHRs
EVERYWHERE tonIy one dealer iii each town.
keep these and orr largo list of standard
books, which are selling by the million vol
umcs, because the people believe I'm
the Literary Revolution.
AMERICAN BOOK EXCHANGE,
Tribune Building, New York.
JOHN 3. ALDEN, Hanger.
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The weather continues extremely ia
vorable for the harvesting Of the splen-
did rice crop, and rice planters are tax
ing full advantage Of it. III the smaller
fields sickles, and in the larger ones
reapers, are busily piled, and the hum Of
the tlreshcr is heard in tho land. All in
llications point to u heavy yield.
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Published Daily and Weekly,
AT FOLLOWING RATES.:
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Six months, -
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In clubs of ten (lO) and over zone to
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With news, literary, family and agricul
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per published in the South, it materially
excels all others in its markets, commercial
and industrial reviews and political depart
ments. Address
THE DEMOCRAT.
New Orleans. La.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic regulates 'he
bowels,
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A Boon IN TRADE.-While New Or
leans is rejoicing i'll the prospective
trade boom that heavy rice, cotton and
sugar crops and the opening OF railroad
communication with the Lone Star State
promise her, Donaldsonville is preparing
to receive also share Of the benefits to
be derived from the portended "good
times" Mr.. Jno, F. Park, our enter
prising neighbor around the corner,
sounds the slogan of the approaching
boom in trade" as will be seen from his
conspicuous advertisement in to-day's
CHIEF, and proposes to do as much as
any merchant with his superior oppor-
tunities can do, to bnild up and improve
the reputation of Donaldsonyille as !"
trade centre where goods Of all kinds
car be procured at metropolitan prices.
Having enlarged tho capacity OF his es-
Establishments, he will hereafter keep on
hand. in addition to his usual and im-
proved stock of groceries, ship chandlery,
plantation supplies, saddlery, dry goods,
notions, etc., 4 large supply Of the best
aud cheapest furniture and stoves to be
obtained in Cincinnati and other Western
markets. Boatmen will find any thing
needed in their line at Mr.. Parks store,
and the price list will prove as sat'sfac-
tory to all as the excellent qual'ty OF
goods offered for sale. The dr. goods
department of the establishment IS IN
der the especial care and management
Of Mrs. Park, whose taste, experience
and good judgment are amply shown III
The splendid and attractive stock there
exhibited. Mrs. Park invites tho especial
:attentian of the ladies to her well seiec-
ted assartment Of fancy goods, notions
toilet articles, shoes, hats, ETC., and to
the low prices at which she has marked
all goods. She defies even the compet'
ton of g tho Old man !" and Willie in
their side neither the Blue Store or
Red Store, bnt the Cheap Store near the
river and bayou ferry landing, corner OF
Mississippi and Chetimaches streets.
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Mr.. Ben Gibson called at the CHIEF
office this week, accompanied by Mr.. J.
II. Neff, representing the Aultman-Tay-
lor Company Of Fremont, Ohio, MANN
facturers Of improved machinery for tax
ing off wheat, rice and other grain crops.
Mr.. Gibson is using one Of the company's
threshers and pronounces it the best ma
chine he has ever seen. Of this we shall
probably have more to say shortly. Mr..
Neff is about to return North after q
pleasant and successful business tour
through our rice growing region, and We
hope he will have q safe and enjoyable
trim.
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.
New Orleans & Texas Railroad.
TTNElrABLE.

Morgan's ferry. boat leaves head Of st. Ann
street, New Orleans. daily, ct 4. NJ.
connecting With the passenger train at
at 12 n. Returning, leaves Donaidson-
Vile at 1879, arriving at New Orleans
at 40 P.M 2
cepted. - - :.
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures dyspep=
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic cures chills and
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Reeds Gilt Edge Tonic prevents mala-
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24
The illustrated Sermons.

The pastor of the West Church has
been occupying the hour of evening
service on Sundays, for some months
past, by preaching service of illustra-
ted discourses, which have been listen.
cd to by large and attentive cougrega-
tions. His aim has been to plainly
present the subject chosen and to fix
the thoughts in the minds of his hear
ers, by the aid of the eye, as we'll as
the ear. While this method Of teach
ing may be somewhat novel, as connec-
ted with the pulpit, 1t is, after all, on
ly the application of very common
method of teaching scientific truth, to
the teaching of that, which is of all
truths, beyond comparison, the most
important. Teaching by the aid of the
eye is recognized in all grades Of edu-
cation, as a most effsctual method of
presenting truth. The interest with
which tAese sermons have been listen
ed to by large congregations, seems to
give encouragement to the nope, that
they may be means Of awakening an
interest in, at least, some whHwill not
put themselves in the way OF simply
hearing the Gospel, and for whom,
consequently, all the ordinary provi-
sions Of the means of grace do not avail.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24

A workingman's truss for IS cents.
b "C-lluloid" truss, which never
Rab ont. for sale by N. B. Danforth,
(Aeap" Druggist, cor. I'd and Market
leets.
Irnsses for any case Of Hernia can
ostained at the Ladies' Department
Gelts Pharmacy. Entrance on 9th
ftet. Lady attendant.
B'O. B. Metznsr, the popular barber
hair cutter, is prepared to shave
who may call at his shop, Ne. 1OS
|stS1 street.
Indian Queen and Hoyt's German
ogne for sale by Taylor & Fullerton,
1Osgists, 3O2 King street.
he Trefousee kid gloves sold by W.
Aernard & Co. are popular because
y are reliable.
-Four krout lunch tonight at the
"tern Hotel, cor. Fourth and Orange
4 Ases.
IsEe your old pictures to Sutterley,
5v2 Market street, and have them
Ned before they fade out. He does
fn cheap,
axe your babies to Sutterley's, and
'etheir photographs taken six for
he cannot be excelled.
Rao''l4y, 302 Market street, above
takes 1 fine card photographs for
children the same.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24
G)OuG PaAA.

In the u. S. House Of Representa-.
tives yesterday the special committee
on payment OF bounties, pensions and
back pay was announced, with Mr..
Coffroth, of Pa, as chairman. Mr..
Wise, Of Pa, from the Committee on
Railways and Canals, reported the
bill appropriating $1,000 for a survey
to ascertain the practicability of wa
ter route between Lake Erie and Mich
igan. 1t was referred to the Commit
tee of the Whole. Mr.. McLane, of
Maryland, introduced bill to amend
the Pacific Sinking Fund act, which
was referred. On motion Of Mr.. Gar
field, the House went into Committee
Of the Whole on the Presidents Mes
sage" and Mr.. Horr, Of Michigan, re-
piled to Mr.. Cox's buffoonery Of Thurs
day, in a somewhat similar vein.
After passing some private bills, the
House adjourned until Monday.
Daily Republican., 1880-01-24
Sunday PaDere,

Davis old established and reliable
Sunday newspaper agency at Seventh
and Market streets, still caters to the
wants of the reading pu blic. We have
FIVE different kinds of New York Sun
day papers and nine different kinds of
Philadelphia Sunday papers. Call and
see for yourself. Papers delivered to
your residence promptly every Sunday
morning; open all day tomorrow. All
the nows from every quarter of the
globe. What would the reading pub
lie do without Davis to keep them fur
nished with Sunday newsf He de-
serves the most liberal encouragement.