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, 1881-11-26
TIE STORM,

LASTING RINcE TUESDAY.
LONDON, Nov. 4h-Th0 storm Inns rngetl
since Tuesday with terrific violence. At
S.otnoway the sen broke over the bench and
'aradel The streets. Eight flshtng-boats we're
destEoycd.
The Ard9our Hotel. at Fort William, was
flooded By the sea, and three or four feet OF
Rrarel loft In tho rooms. Tho pier was much
damaged.
At B!ackpool the sea swept through tho
windows Into many houses, and Cubs were
blown over. Tho sea rushed down streets,
eHs shoroughfara being under SIX feet OF
watst
IN 1nELANn, -,
lae gale was very ReYere.
dtFostalown roofs Of houses were carried
across several streets.
Ats!Ixo q schooner was blown ashore and
aehdke partially destroyed. :,
al uetsyhead, Queens County, q man
nsaed s[oran was killed BY hts house being
olowa dawll.
fatt nj tho roof Of the railway terminus at
Limerick was carried away.
sl@l'ar reports ara received from Nawry,
La'san. and elsewhere.
AZ Dublin the storm was the severest
nlo"l for many years. aud at Spiddal,
.oqa1y galway, TWAS the worst experienced
'othaf a century.
sh!pplae OIL tho coast suffered terribly.
~, a. aad!sfon to the loss OF the ship
1a'teaa and crow Of twenty-ono, the
!. Aaffis fonndered and three soa-
,a ash were drowned. The bark Barbara,
noa Asngonl for Liverpool. was totally
h.s hsr%ked III West Bay, pe1nhrokeal,irc. All
hssw hs~ wese saved excopt tho Captain. A.
n"kansi1a ,s.'.I was seen about mile and quar-
sdoaGlaa vi, 9r Of Ardrossa battllnG with tho
sas s,4s Wednesday,, but slle foundered, apd llor
Wv, w. Meu saseu OF eight IN number, was lost,
.ss. .as. Aalestys ship Spiegel put Into Queons-
""n greatly damaged.
ut, TIE STEAMER DRooKLYN,
n, ,.a'etpool, from Montreal and Quebec, lost
'asep ~" ".s and lit head Of cattle, and had her
n, H.. IWEt.yE OF THE CHEW
I.,u't !, W. bark Adapt. abandoned at sea, wero
f,n' =, III tho Spanls, stual,,er Jayol!anol,a
h,as, 't'ofp0os, which toundered, with NIL
1T, ill., s,s ssa1e'inx tho harbor of San Sebastian.
n,M nnSs'ssed thsre were fifteen persons Of,
.,s' IN nv !, us fe'red many disastera occurred
IVY o1 biscay during tho storm.
, 1881-11-26
Matinee.

The centso Of attraction in Chlcago for
amusement lovers IL Mt FerKuson's Roller
Skating -leIuk, corner Michigan aypnue a,ld
Congress strict. Matinee this afternoon,
$50 to 4:30. A[ur,,lng sessions, exclusively
for Indies, 10 80 to l3:aU.
, 1881-11-26

6pttiat Dupateh 10 1ae Chicago 1fthuns.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. a5.-All lninr OF n
frce-alld-cusy resort III this city, Carrls. lia.-
ned, committed su1ctlle last night by tnklng
poison. Size had been In tloilcate health
sat,,o weeks. md 1t Is thought btscaule de-
srNl!tlcnt and tlrtd OF life alad 50 8illoti her
1nlsnry by lur own haild, 6llo WIS lately
from 0Mniia, AMI qnttu young in ytafs.
, 1881-11-26
DTfNEET,S.
GREAT
81 .ANKET SALE
Carson,
Pirie & Co.'s
WEST END
DRY GOODS HOUSE,
MADISON And PE0R1A.STS.

The following quotations are all
under the best value obtainable
elsewhere, and are worthy the inn
mediate attention Of purchasers,
as the prices cannot be duplicated,
and all are
, 1881-11-26

A Vel1.Known Young Ninn OF Mill
ttnunfHp.

a We5I.Km0HVn f0MMK Man Of NH.
1tNtlkee.
8psetat Dt5pasta 10 Iha Chfsa3o Tribune.
MILWAUKEE. Wis.,, Nov. e5.-Adolph Kas-
tlem, Il well known and respected young MIN
sui Of ono Of tie County Irijsic!ans, sui-
cltleti last night u,lJor peculiar clrGu1,-
stances. lie wont to tho Metropolitan mid
registered as a. 1'clrlinE, ut st. 1.outs. aul
went to lis room, nsking not to lo DIS
turhetl OH account OF fatigue from travel.
THIS morning Ills rnoul wa8 entered. and no
WIS fund dead. ile su[cllett, and the only
cAtrsH that cat! be lcnrlIed was dispute be-
tween him nntl Ills father OIL account Of the
late hours kept by ttIe young mp1i.
, 1881-11-26
CUBA.
THE FRENCH VISITORS IN UTAH,

HAVANA, Nov. @.--:rhe steamer Newport,
Tor Now York, carries SIS, 900 III specie,
, 1881-11-26
Tf:Y T21s.

NO CHOLERA At ALEXANDRIA,.
ALEXANDRIA,, N0y. a6.-rhe dispatch from
Aladsi1 announcing the outbreak Of oholsra
in th!s city l. uMfQnMdcl.
, 1881-11-26

THE FRENCH VISITORS IN UTAH.
SALT LAKE, Utah, Nov. ee3-The French
visitors spent two: days here. Wednesday
they were shown about tho city by Gov
Murray. and through u,a Horn Silver smelt-
e1s at Franckiya by ala]. IlllI. Yesterday
they visited Fort Douglas. Ma tile young
French officers took part lu turkey-shout-
, 1881-11-26

Ftal,l dealing ytcus lhrgo protita. For puu,phfut
and elsstEip pvn reports wEtto to ". r. BuuIs i
Co., uroAets, III In aAtle- H., CAtcnxo,
, 1881-11-26

TfTF IRISH.

Tits LAND CDt1rr.
DunLlS, Nov. 25.-1n consequence nf tho
tiurGasttl prcss,trB III tlle business Of tic
Land Court. tho thycrnrnent lmtuads 10 MI
point additional 3ub-Co,nt,ltsstnncrs
VE1sntCr UF 4 Cofs0NEIts Juny.
Tile Coroner'st Jury returned n verdict Ut
Wlllful murder aRafnst bulr1nspect0rs
O'l}rlen afnl l}oHcllfcr, win commanded tho
pDlice on tho nernslOn Ut the killing OF Afnns-
field. at i'nl1yrngRctt, County K!Ilscnny. VI,
the alll 1f October, Warrants for their MP
ptellc,,siUn llayB lctis lssliGd..
4 BALD FOR AIMS.
A large party of t1,cn, armed md disguised,
raido.i fousa In this (DnhIn) county for
rcstcd, and several Of them committed for
trlnl.
THE 11tpntsoSED MEMBERS or PARLIAMENT.
1t ls understood tl,ut II Is tie Intention Ut
the u0verlitnont to rulu,,su all the Imprisoned
members Of tho if0ttse Of Commons before
tile commencement OF Parliament, provided
ITO reasonable conspiracy exists and tenants
arc not tntimidated from applying to the
Land Court.
Tl,tAr.s ny JuEy.
Thu prfncipnl Irish Judges strongly dopre-
cnte uty suspension Ut trInis by Jury.
ATHEISTS.
Five arrests under Tho Coercion act wero
made today.
cttttltCIt W1lECKE1.
a Protestant church In n rurni district Of
tic County Cork las been wrecked.
Ct3tK.
CoRK, Nov. 25.-1n Tho municipal olnction
today the Laid-l.engue candidates were d.
featetl III four Of tho six contested wards.
Tho Liberals gained ono sent.
rjt1ItlrS ARRESTED.
DUBLIN, Nov. .5.-rhlIIlps, accountant Of
tho Land 14cagtc, has bcen arrested under
the Coercion act.
afA1.nNEy's WIFE
will be arrested. This will DO followed by
vigorous actlon towards tho La.lfcs' League
T1fE LADIEs' LAND LEAGUE
llas resolved to discontinue meetings.
, 1881-11-26
lARGF CHAMPAGNE IMPORT.

LARGE CHAMP ACNE IMPORT.
The stoainer VAtlerlaml brought to New
York Inst week the larEest shipment ever
,nnIo Of my braIth nf champagne nu single
yessel. Tho importation wRs ., 600 cases, Tho
hr1llltl q. II. Mnn,M u Cu., tho favarlts
eEantpaKle, anu lvater by many thousand
cases of ntl otllus brands.
, 1881-11-26

1IAcalistBr'x Cough HiIxtAtp yanrly
increases In popular e4tceut despite tho number
of ne" Remedies alti'ost duly introduced. Jahia
T. Lou. corner ltaIxtud an4 Harrison streets, Hnu
all 4E4KKl&t4.
, 1881-11-26
THE lRlSH,

- ponrLAsr. No., Nov, .5-0or. PlaEsted
presided at the a.tdyess tonight III tic city
llall by Father Sl.eely on the Irish la,l'
question.
, 1881-11-26
SWITZERLAND.

TRYING TO AVERT 4 TiIREArENEn VEN1I~
GENEVA, Nov. a5.-tn ordvr to avert the
portl threatening Elm. 1t Ia proposed to bonl-
bard RislkUp, and prccipttate the loose rocks
in tho oppostt direction.
, 1881-11-26

HeddsuE's Nuasl2 salvs, best family
ealve IN the world, and exVujlout tor ssabls use.
tyleu ID Geula.
, 1881-11-26

A Special Election to Hill q Vacancy In
tito Iowa Legislature.
sptetal Dispatch to 1Ee Cnleaao 7rtaane.
DrprQrt, H., Nov a1-Gov. Gear l,as
calIed n spccial election far Dec. II, to ill
the vacancy In Representatives to tho Gen.
crn! Assembly. caused by the resignation Of
4. W. Daughtery, Ut this county.
, 1881-11-26
FO1SEIGN.

FOREIGN.
,>,,,amite to Be Dropped on
the Car from a
Balloon.
extraordinary Details of the
Latest Plot to XIII
Him.
,,n, Of tho Highest Officials Of st.
p'' Petersburg and Kharkof
Arrested.
~, Members Of Parliament VIII
Soon Be Let Out Of
ITl80ls
ACCOUNTS Of the Storm Which
Has Ragged on the Brit
lsh Coasts.
bismarck Stands Ready to Wipe
Out the So.Called German
Parliament.
r. 1, Already Printing Parallels Be-
tween Himself and the Despots
Of the Past.
IN Anonymous King Writes q
Book Which Reflects on
Prince Bismarck.
n. Sublime Turk Has at Last Got
Fairly Mixed Up With
Tnnis.
, 1881-11-26

NMe. Dar' Jhsr.I lin 1PiAd.t Val KnJ tVtsther
G:A4. nj. EN. l71l la,a Is IL. W. II 0 |{;Ienr
u:lEh. NJ. ~. .aktf III II III. ~. EcluuuY,
::lBp. ~. ,HiJl N.1 III Isl W. u d IllptY,
Gs13t. nj. a.xiiI H.? ii Is. W., II b lLQuIy.
n:l3p. III, l.HAll !E}.b 81 s. w. II iEluutly,

"nnrOmolor corractnd for temperature elevation,
aud instrumental crrur.
Maximum temperature, us,
Minimum temperatures Ill.
Mean daily bRruknDt1r. 1lHTn
Mean daily Thermometer. kLA
AGun 1Ay humidity, 7IU.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19
MES dealer BOOTS and SHOES 2O7 Du Orleans

FoR SECRETAKY.-Mr. A. r. Grigsby.
Que Of the most competent and popular
young colored men OF the community, is
sDnUunced as candidate for Town Sec
rotary at the election Of May 7. We
take pleasure in saying that Mr.. Grigsby
possesses every ability requisite to the
proper performance Of the duties Of the
Office, 1sct that Is amply proven by the
good record he llas made in the positions
Of school teacher, Justice of the Peace,
Clerk of Registration, Census Enunner-
ator and Overseer of Roads and Levees
in the fifth Police Jury ward. 1t is an
tEspatsd that he will be elected Secre-
tary without opposition, and he is fully
deserving Of such compliment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19

Any one on the lookout for favorable
place to locate as country merchant
can secure All advantageous bargain by
applying to or addressing Mr.. Jos. Con
dram of Donaldsonville, who offers to
rent or lease tile Home Store building,
situated on the right bank of tue river
about six miles above this town. In adj
dition to the large room fitted up Nth
counters, shelves, etc, for the store
proper, there are several other rooms I'M
der the same roof which were designed
and have been used for occupation as a
residence, affording comfortable and con-
venient accommodation for the proprietor
and his family. We learn that the prop
erty can be secured GU very reasonable
terms.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19

FOR CONsTABLE.-At The instance of
many friends, Mr.. Victor C. Gabrielle has
determined to enter the lists as candi-
date for Town Constable, and solicits she
support Of the people of Donaldsonville
for election to that position. cold Vic,"
as he is familiarly called by his asso-
ciates, possesses the yigor, strength and
capacity to make an efficient guardian
of the municipal peace and would doubt
less WELD the baton with as much sue
cess and credit to himself as he has pre-
vionsly performed, at different periods,
the duties Of Coroner, acting Sheriff, Ser
geant-at-Arms Of the Police Jury and
member Of the Common Council.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19

For MAYoR.-In its proper place IN
der the heading of Candidates An
nouncements," will be found a notifica-
ton to the voters of Donaldsonville that
Mr.. George Jacobs will be an applicant
for their suffrages at the coming muni-
cipal election. Mr.. Jacobs, who aspires
to the position Of Mayor Of our towr, is
too well known here to need any intro
duction to our readers. He has filled
the office of Town Secretary during the
past year, and has discharged the duties
Of the place with entire satisfaction to
the Common Council and the public. He
has the ability and the familiarity with
affairs of municipal government to make
an efficient Mayor, aud will be warmly
supported by many active and influential
friends. So far as we have ascertained
bis views, he is in full sympathy with
the measures which have recently been
agitated and proposed for the moral and
material Improvement and advancement
of the town aud its inhabitants, and if
would no doubt exert himself
TO make his administration acceptable
to the people.
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Proceedings of the Police jury.
Parish of Ascension.
SPECIAL MEETING.
PARISH OF ASCENSION, March II. 1891

PARISH OF ASCENSION, March II, 1881.
Pursuant to call, the Police Jury Of the
parish Of Ascension met this day.
Present-Messrs. R. I. Hanson, President.
Matthias Rodriguez, Pierre Klopman. Henry
Z. Braud, Solomon Barmon, G. q. Elouin.
The reading of the minutes being dis.
pensed with. the President stated that the
object Of the meeting was to take into con.
sideration the application Of the Donaldson.
vile Bridge Company, asking certain now.
ers and privileges.
MIR. Frederick Duffel, Attorney of said
Company, having more fully explained the
object proposed and set forth the nature of
the powers and privileges asked. Mr.. Henry
Z: Braud offered the following resolutions.
which were read and unanimously adopted:
Be i resolued By the Police Jury Of tie bar.
=, a1h q Ascension. IN extra session convened,
mat the application of the Donaldsonyille
Bridge Com 2any to be authorized to erect
or cause to be erected across BAYOU La
fourche, at Donaldsonvile, from a point on
pOslte Attakapas street, an iron draw brid pa.
and to be granted the exclusive privilege nj
collecting tolls thereon for the term of TWEEN
ty years. be and tile same is hereby granted
upon such terms and conditions as. NAV be
agreed upon by the Special Bridge Commit.
BE 1t further resolved, That said Commit
tee be and is hereby clothed with full power
and authority to enter into and to sign the
necessary contract with said Donaldsonyille
Bridge Company to enable them to carry
out the object Of their organization. after
comforting with them and the Special BRIDGE
Committee representing the town Of Don
aldsonville.
Having accepted The position of Attorney
for the Bridge Company, Mr.. Frederick
Duffel asked to be discharged as a member
Of the Bridge Committee representing the
parish. which was granted
On motion, duly seconded, the President
was authorized to I'LL the vacancy TINS Gre
ated in the said Bridge Committee, which
he cid BY appointing thereon Mr.. Henry G.
Braud.
On motion of Mr.. Pierre Klopman. dulv
seconded, it was unanimously
Resolred, That the Parish Treasurer be
and he is hereby directed to pay cash on
all Grand and Petit Juror
duly approved
On motion of Mr.. C. z. Blouin, duly sec
Dndcd. Mr.. Aurelius White was appointed
Overseer Of Roads and Levees for the eighth
ward, vice Joseph C. Tclotte, who has
moved out Of the parish.
Mr.. NJ. w. Darton, State Inspector, made
verbal report on the condition of rico
tunes and leyee outs. which was accented,
The Police Jury adjourned.
true copy; R. PROSPER LANDRY.
Secretary.
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List Of Letters

Remaining in the Post-eeice ut Donald.
sonville, Ascension parish, La,
March 10, 1881.
Arbcr, Otto Lauve, EJ2
Allan, Denis Labut, Patrick
Chiells, Sarah Miller, Mollie
Breau, Mrs q Noll, Miss Nancy
Dominique, Aug Ross, Mrs Julian
Deangar, Joseph Richard, Miss Mary
Davis, Robert Richard. Miss v
Foster, Henry Rice, Green
etalnes, Mary Strange, Miss Mary
Henderson, Sands Stowson, JB
johnson. Gus Simons, George
Joseph, Mrs Alphonse Thomas, Annie
Klein, Charles White, Miss Pbilis
Landry, Mrs Arthur Winfield. Jiles
Landry. Mrs Williams, Israel
Lynne, John K Walker, Andrew
II not called for in four weeks will be sent
to the Dead Letter Office.
w. G. WILKINSON, pm.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19

A fiatboat containing small quantity
OF lumber was found floating in the river
Dy Rey. Adam Cantey, colored resident
OF hateau Settlement, four miles below
Donaldsouvil1e, and lie advertises the
fact in another column. The owner can
recover the boat and lumber by proving
property and reimbursing the finder for
his services.
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$50 Reward.

DosALDsoSvILLE,D Dec. q, 1880.
DEMARKS having been made by some
IL parties that it would be impossible for
NE to furnish first-class spring mattresses
at the prices have advertised, / hereby
offer & reward of
FIFTY DOLLARS
to any person who will prove that the mat
tresses which now make for $l6 to $40 each
are not in every particular equal to. and
manufactured from the same kind Of ma
terial in every respect "a those which for.
meriy sold for S35 to $50. mean business.
| refer to the following gentlemen. who
have in use my spring mattresses some for
the PAST eight years. l have never had a
complaint from the purchaser Of a mattress
of my manufacture
References:
3. Le'nann, NJ. Israel & Co., NJ. Tobias.
g: Feitel, J. T. Nolan, Jr.. Numa Wives,
Ulyssc Dugas, Just Comes, DIR. McGalliard,
Henry Cook, 5. Weinschenck. and many
others, too numerous to mention
III. G CRUDE.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19

Our popular young friend, Lenard T
Dnffel. Esq, advertises that lie is again
prepared to give musical instruction to
bands or individuals at reasonable rates.
Mr.. DnffePs capacity as a teacher Of
music needs no recommendation here, az,
lie is well known as one Of the best musi-
clans III Donaidsonville, town that
possesses moro musical talent than any
town of its size in the State.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19
For Rent.

nNE large and cemmodious frame dwell
~ ling containing eight apartments. with
spacious yard. situated on Lessard street.
between Attakapas and Opelousas. being
the house formerly owned ard occupied az
residence by Felix Reynaud. For terms
apply to PAUL LEcHE
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19

Thinking we should have received ere
this the official proceedings Of the Board
OF School Directors for publication, we
nave taken no steps to ascertain and re-
port the business transacted at the
boards recent meeting. We shall look
into this matter at once and have some
thing to say with reference to public
school affairs in our next issue.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19
FlatbOat Caught Adrift.

ON Thursday, March II. tile undersigned
~ secured u sunken fIatboat which lie
found floating in the river, opposite Rateau
settlement. The boat contained quantity
Of lumber which has been removed to the
bank for safe-keeping. The owner is mott
fed to come forward, prove property and
pay expenses.
Rateau Settlement, March IS, 1881.
ADAM CANTEY.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19

MIR. 5. Goette, who has made shoes for
the people Of Donaldsonville and vicinity
for more than twenty years, will shortly
remove from his old stand on Mississippi
street to new shop adjoining his resi-
dence on Railroad Avenue. he shop is
being rapidly completed and will be
quite attractive in design and appear
ance. Mr.. Goette and his estimable son,
>. Goette, Jr., who assists in the conduct
OF the business, will be glad to welcome
old and new customers at the new loca-
ton, and solicit a continuance of the lib
eral patronage accorded the shop hereto
fore.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19

On Thursday last, about half past 2
O'Clock IN the morning, Malvina Taylor.
a colorcd woman aged 81 years, who has
been Tor some time past employed as
cook and house servant at the parish
jail, died suddenly from heart disease in
the little kitchen just back Of the Court
House where food for the prisoners is
cooked. Coroner Vandegriff viewed the
body and gave o certificate that death
resulted from natural causes.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19

The skillfnl carpenter and builder, Mr..
X. II. Dunn, has opened shop in Cres-
cent Place, next door to the CHIEF Office.
and orders left there or transmitted
through the post-of1ice will meet with
ms prompt attention. Mr.. Dunn does the
best Of work at moderate prices, az all
who have employed him will attest.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19
FREDERICK DUFFEL.
II. N. SIMS,
Of Counsel for Donaldsonville Bridge Co.
On motion of f. N pnuh dn1r aaaa,,laa

| VI counsel 1or Donaidsonville Bridge Co
On motion Of E. N. Pugb, duly seconded
Kesolced, That the proposition Of the
Donaidsonville Bridge Company be and the
same is hereby accepted, with this amend
ment, that the Bridge Company donate to
said town stock in said company for not
less than fifteen hundred dollars.
Resotoed, That the Bridge Company al
ready appointed by this Council, be and ia
hereby authorized to act under this resolu.
ton and carry out the same, and do all acts
in the premises necessary to close said con.
tract.
Adopted.
On motion of E. N. Pugh, duly seconded,
WHEREAS, The good citizens Of the Town
Of Donaldsonville are complaining bitterly
Of the fact that gambling is openly prac-
ticed in the streets Of the Town Of Donald.
sonville; that on Sundays ladies are pre-
vented from walking in the public thorough
fares by reason of the noisy crowds of men
assembled around the gambling tables OPEN
ly exposed to public view; and
Whereas, Article 172 of the constitution
OF 1879 declares that gambling is a vice,
and by the law of this State it is declared a
crime, subject to heavy fine and imprison-
ment;
Be 1t sesolued, That it is the sense of the
Council as the representatives of the peo-
pie OF this town that every effort should be
made to suppress gambling, and we now
take occasion to call the attention Of the
District Attorney to this growing and great
evil, and respectfully ask him to enforce the
direct the attention of the District Judge
to this matter. and respectfully ask him to
charge the Grand Jury on this subject, and
that a copy be sent to the District Attorney.
District Judge and next Grand Jury.
Adopted.
On motion of E. N. Push, duly seconded:
Resolved, That the Mayor he authorized
to lease to Mrs. Pauline Voc Hoff, the ten
feet, more or less, bounded above by the
batture. and below by Cnionville batture.
lot No. 81, for 80 years, at the price Of one
dollar.
Adopted
On motion. duly seconded:
Resoired, That lot No. II, situated in the
town of Donaldsonville, fronting On Conway
street, 40 feet width, by all the depth apper
tanning thereto, be and is hereby granted
and turned over to the School Board of the
parish of Ascension.
On motion Of DE. Jones. duly seconded:
Resolred. That the Mayor be empowered
to authorize the State Registrar to open a
registration office in the town of Donaldson.
vile, according to law. and requisite books
and stationery be supplied by this Council
1881.
Adopted.
The following bills were approved:
Il. Mousse 20
Str John w. Cannon, .. / GO
Str Whisper. ] 90
str. Assumption, ---....-....-...-... 2 90
Sim"n Pond. -.--:-..---.....--..., 90
Bill of &. Scifried for IS was approved for 81
On motion, duly seconded, the meeting
adjourned.
true copy: GEORGE JACOBS.
Secretary
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LOCAL JOTTINas.
Cincho-Q uinine cures chills and fever.

RainfalIs have been frequent during
the past ten days and mud is again q
drug in the market.
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No remedy in the world ever came into
such universal use or has so fully won the
confidence Of mankind, as Ayers Cherry
Pectoral for the cure of Coughs, Colds and
Consumption.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-03-19

There was slight fall Of hail last eve
ming, shortly after dark. The shower
lasted only about three minntes.