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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

The inquest concerning the sudden death of
James lie Strange, Sept. 10, was held by Coroner
Kessler, on Saturday Witnesses testified that lie
Strange fell of a cab which he driving at Firstave
and Thirty fth-s; that Patrick Lyons in attempting
10 lie Strange 10 his feet struck by the pros
tTate man that lie Strange then rose and assaulted
Lyons who pushed his assailant away and that lie
Strange then fell heavily sidewalk and received
fracture OF the skull from which he died few hours OF
terward. Tie Jury eIODerated Lyons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29
HOME WIS.

THERMOMETER sArrRp.y. At rcKIysoys, IN aRk-sow;
Ga -6a9 Noon-7li2' 4pm-Iv, n"s"'-' -" ~
YESTERDAY ,ao
osm-69o Eoon-S4~ n-'o'
cKSrR AL PARK MKrKOROLOGICAb DEPARrNkNI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

For CLEANING AND DYErNG, the best in the
$50 Broadway Beeeherrt No
934 Broadway, near Twentysrsts, ana Iii Bighthaye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

KEARNEY's BUCHU supersedes all other rep-
Giles Disease Gravel sbstes Govt
DopsY and all cons Of Bladder and Kdneys Asa for KeaTneys
Bachu Sold BY druggists eyofy where.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

The new patented "ELAsTIC Truss Of 1877;
attsd for three dollars PonERor's, 744 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

PRArr's ASTRAL OIL is rapidly displacing all
kinds Illuminating material all parts Of the world where lamps arc
10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

HOLINESS BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH re-
all anUey about burglary ~ Irsns. and pe'e
bIeaes throaxk H. uoLAIS, hunaJh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

A rum ON KNox.-Runs on banks ant
trust companies order bit the popular on Ksox
style Of GEsTLHNEss HAS The .cr equal TO b
promptly 22 Broadway In ID
Prescott Houe and under the Filth Ayenue Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

The Rev. DIR. Parker of Poultry Chapel,
London preached in Plymouth Church yesterday morn
ing and evening
The Rev. Newman Hall will lecture on
"The Dignity of Labor" at Association Hail. tomorrow
evening and on "Prayer-its RESPONSIVENESS and Eli
cacy on Wednesday evening, Oct l.
The regular session of 1874 of the New
York Medical College aud Hospital for Women VIII be-
gin Oh Tuesday Oct H. and end March ia term Of ~
weeks 10 be followed by supplementary course OIL sA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

All who want Superior Garment for gem
tencn children that will please them In quality style wear and
price shoaIl call On the
0NEPRICR CLOTHiERs,
TRAPHAGES, HUNTER < Co.. 39S, 400, and 400 BoverY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

For first-class dress or business HAT go
lLGeet 70 tbs uanuf.elasr KsPHssoHEID, lls Namaas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29
Announcement

BuRNErT's COCAINE prevents hair falling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

THE LIMITS OF SCIENCE, a reply to Mr.. God
win BY Prof r. L. Youmans LECTURE BxrEA No D.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

HELMBoLD's BUCHU is the great family
medicine Of the kidneys kindred Fail directions
accompany bottle. Look for colner The genuine has
the private proprietary stamp Of H. T. Hembod u is not safe 70
the guaranteed
w-York, Sole Agent. For sale BY su druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

MANY Contributions SEEDS OF Coz
SUMPTION IN rRB srsrsx THoss or REMEDY WILL
FIND PROMPT, THoRoreH AND
EPFicAcIOuA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

nv ,ppoRr yoR rHP ENDING At p NJ skr
~"''~NN' wv 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Total amount 81 water Tor week.
Distance Travelled BY the wind during the week''.''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-29

The race had little interest. since the crew Of the
Gaatea pulled with the greatest ease, and lett it yal
a dozen lengths behind when the race was nnished.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10

JEFFERSON.
The State Register says the cane
crop is unusually promising.-small-
pox mas disappeared from Carrollton
fig crop imminent.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10
10000 GIFTS, $5OO,OOol.
On TUESDAY. JULY sth. 1s7a. Il. ~.

On TUESDAY, JULY Sth, 1873 the 1za1
Grand Gift Concert. under tho manaxeneat
of Ex-Governor Thos. 4. Bramlette, and =
thorizcd by special act of the Legislatsgs,
for the benefit Of the Public Library Of Ksa-
lucky, positively and uneqniyocally causss
OIL in Public Library Hall. at Louisville, ~,
when 10000 Gifts. all cash, amounting y
100000, will be Distributed by lot sms6k
the ticket-holders. The money to pay n
these gifts in full is already in bank and ~
aside for that purpose, as the following cer-
tfcate shows:
OFFICE OF farmers AND DRovERs' BANK, d
Louisville, ny, April ], 1871 {
This j. to certify that there is in the rMnr
ers and Drovers Bank, to the credit 81 ~
Third Grand Gift Concert for the benefit e
the Public Library Of Ky, Fire Hundre6
Thousand Dollars, which has been set apart
Dy the Managers to pay the gifts in full, nd
VIII be held by the bank and paid out f0f
this purpose, and this purpsae only
tolRned) Il. y. vEECH, Cashier
Only a few tickets remain uusold, and they
Will be furnished to the first applicants It
the following prices: Whole tickets, W.
halves. IS; quarters, 81 so; II wholes fs
vioo; Sc for $500; 113 for $1,000, and SIS for
SaVOO For tickets and full information, ~
ply to THOS. Z. BRAMLETTE,
miolm Louisville, ny.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10

information. It's articles ara n, -.
finely written audsars Of most int.
esting natare, and We would .d,,..
Ill our readers who desire tn =.
themselves Informed upon topic. =
political and governmental natu,. ].
send % to the Republic, Washin~...
D. c., for years subscription. a,
May number Of the new mar,s;..
contains articles upon the folles,.-
subjects: Postal Savings -
Forty third Congress-Parliamso&..,.
Reform; Postage; Iudependene. !,
Canada; In Debt-National Dsa1..
Personal Sketch Of Frederick r..
lass Farmers Movement aaaips3 y.
Rail Roads; Shall the Repulicas p
ty live; Death Of Genl. Cauby -
the Modoc War; The Fisheries p,...
Photographs Of our County; -
Miscellaneous Items, Departnera.
and Courts.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10

A new daily evinirg journal, called
the Herald, has been started in New
Orleans, the prospectus of which we
publish ir another column. The first
numbers Of the Herald have reached
MS, and in all candor We say it dis
plays such ability and enterprise in
its conduct that the old journals Of
the Crescent City will have to look to
their laurels, else the now candidate
for pnblic favor will gobblc them.
While hot in sympathy with the politi-
cal tenets Of the Herald, VIC can not
but admire it's merit and vim, and
wish it pecuniary success.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10

Hon. Salmon p. Chase, Chief Justice
If the U. 8. Supreme Court, has gone
down to the grave full Of years and
honors! Bishop Mc1lvnine is dead
Oskes Ames h dead! John Stuart
Mill! Of England is dead All these IL
lnstrious men have been gathered to
the tomb during the week just passed,
and grim Death looks complacently
upon his seven days work.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10

degree of perfection if secured from
the crushing competition of foreign
products. The invoice of bogus watches
above mentioned has been re-slIipped
by order Of the Secretary Of the Treas
ury.
John Bull sees another awkward
complication arising out Of the efforts
of the partisans of legitimacy in Eng
land to organize a movement in be-
half of Don Carries, the pretender to-
the Spanish throne. The Spanish
minister at London has complained
of this movement as conflicting with
the principles lately recognized by
England in the Washington treaty,
and lawyers are studying the question
in the light of the 917,OOO, 900 DANA
ges awarded by the Geneva Tribunal,
with their usual propensity, however,
to split hairs and sacrifice general
principles to technicalities. These
inveterate conservatives are unable to
see how the law can interfere. Spain
is poor and weak nation and inca
pable of doing the mischief that the
United States could have done. There
fore it is very likely the legal gentle
men will lack our powerful stimulus
to settlement of the case.
ALERT.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10


The horrible massacre in Grant
parish has aroused such q. storm OF
indignation throughout the country
against che perpetrators, there can be
DO shadow Of doubt regarding the nc
ton Congnpss will take upon Louisi-
ana matters at its next session. What
ever may be said in condemnation Of
the Republicans or in vindication Of
the Fusionists who participated in the
Grant Troubles, certain it is the fiend-
ish bntchery has completely broken
the buck Of the McEnery Pretending
Government Of Louisiana.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10
Beginning OF THE END

The rebellion against the State
Government assumed serious aspect
in the parish Of st. Martin this week.
The force Of Metropolitan Militia I'M
der General Badger arrived at the
town Of st. Martinsville and quietly
took possession, band Of armed
whites under command Of Col. De-
Blanc, q gallant OK Confederate Off
Ger, moving out Of the place a. the
nhlitia moved in. Col. DeBlanc's
force camped some two miles from st.
Martinsyille, and in this position were
attacked BY detachment Of Gen.
Badgers militia. In the engagement
two or three men were wounded upon
each side, but no one killed. An at
tempt was made to flank Gen. Bad
ger's command and capture it but his
men turned upon the force that at
tackled their rear and the mounted
squad drove the enemy across the
prairies, out Of sight.
RciDtOrcements of State and United
States troops have been sent to Gen.
Badger, and will arrive ut St. Mar
tinsville to-day.
he latest news from tho front is
tt Col. DcBlanc has disbanded his
men and they have gone to their
hon. and it is generally admitted
the Martin rebellion is ended,
Rf0tous demonstrations were made
by mob Of rowdies in New Orleans,
Tuesday night, q couple Of gun stores
being broken into and Quilted Of their
contents, but tho mob dispersed very
precipitatcly when it was rumored
the q. S. troops were coming up from
the barracks below the city to restore
quiet.
On Wednesday some loafer fred a
revolver at Gov. Kellogg and the bull
let grazed the Governors neck, but
inflicted no injury upon fhim.
The Governor has issued an execu-
tive order increasing the Metropolitan
Militi1 to two full regiments of the
line, and he will have this force fully
armed and equipped and use it to
the McEnery rebels at every
successive point where demonstrations
may be made upon their part.
In this work of enforcing peace and
order and establishing the supremacy
Of the legal State Government, the
State troops will have the active CO.
operation Of the U. 5. forces when
ever necessary, according to the or
ders received from Washington by
Gen. Emory.
As the suppression Of the new re-
|'ellion il inevitable and only ques-
ion of little time, we think it not
Inappropriate to designate the St.
Martin outbreak the beginning Of the
ND. II
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10

Mr.. Henry Ware, wealthy 1ber-
VILE planter, il said to have draw,
the capital prize of 5000 in GOLD j.,
the recent State Pair lottery.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10

A new magazine, Republic by name.
mas made its appearance an w..h
lnston' 1t is published. under tho
direction OF some Of the most talented
writer's in the country, and j. devo'
ted to the dissemination Of nol;+;.a,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10
Louisville Courier-Journal, April 7tk1
Postponsment Of the Public Libssu 4
Concert.

VVAVV4Vs
It will be seen by the announeemert .
our advertising columns that the tlira =
concert of the Public Library Of Kert.ea,
which was to have taken place to-dsv 8, Y,
been postponed until July 8. This post.r.
ment has not been occasioned. "A wa -. =
vised by Gov. Bramlette, by the suasIi -
Of tickets; on the contrary, the sales Iss.
been unusually large-much larger g. n
either of the preceding eoncerts--se -
indeed, that the time given by this -
day postponemcnt viii enable Gov. Resss
full drawing without any reduction q -
ing of the gifts, rs has heretofore been =
case. Gov. b. sees his way 10 ciess4y -
he announces in the most positive and -.
quivocal language that tho 6lrawinw -
take place July 8, and that it will b 4 f
one. The owner Of the ticket dravfne r
capital gift will get @10o. 900 in esss1
without any discount, and 30 Of III IL -
gifts. The money sufficient to pay n
gifts-5O0, 600 in grecnbanks--is alrre1r p
deposit in the Farmers and DrovefR
set apart for the payment of the gifts s
can be used for no other purpose, q WI
seen by the cashiers certificate. Wilk !
knowledge Of these facts-and we a. n
hesitate to guarantee their scrupulOue G
fillment-there win be such o demanl =
the tickets now ON hand that in all 49,.
bility not a single one will be left fr -
weeks before the time Of DRAWING. 4
never was a fairer or more hon0rssb3y -.
Quoted enterprise before the public. ~ i
has, as it deserves, the entire cOnfdenes 4
our pceple. 1t Il one Of those sehstnee &
which the purchasers Of tickets II
E,Ost positive assurance that the dfDs1x
HS.rr
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THE
SILVER TONGUE" ORGANS,

Manufactured by
l.. +. n E Z D H NJ g. son,
laa, li5 & 147 East 23d St., New York.
ESTABLISHED In 1886,
responsible PARTIES applying for agencies
III sections still unsupplied, will receive
prompt attention and liberal Inducements.
rart'es residing at distance from our au-
'noflzed agents may order from our factory.
''no ior Illustrated price list now Ha
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10

| ALERT.
NEWS FROM THE PARISHES.
E1ennings from our Louisiana
Exchanges.
| CARROLL.
The Lake Republican reports the
cotton and corn crops growing finely
weather fine; beef scarce in markets
snakes plenty in the weeds skirtine
the town streets; base ball fever rag
ing.-Senator w. L. McMillen re-
fused to pay the State license, when
the Tax Collector seized and closed
his store.-The river was falling at
Lake Providence ON the 3rd instant.
OUACHITA.
The Telegraph of April 2Gth says
that the young cotton has been much
injured by cold weather and cut
worms, and surmises that nearly all
the early cotton will have to be re-
plantcd.-A company Of soldiers ar
rived at Monroe from Jackson, Miss.
and have gone into camp near the
town, where they will remain subject
to the acquisitions of Z. s. Marshals
should their services be required to
maiptain peace and order or execute
any decree Of U. s. courts.-The
Ouachita was falling on the Both ul-
timo.
BIENvLLE.
From the Sparta Times we learn
that work is to be commenced on the
Monroe and Shreveport railroad June
1st, and it is intended the road shall
be completed by January, 1874
Crop prospects are gloomy, but the
Times urges planters not to desmond.
The Times is on the fence upon the
subject of tax resistance.
JACKSON.
The Vernon Standard reioices over
the abundance of venison and fish
and the revival of the Methodist Sum
day school, but it isn't at all happy
because the Vienna Herald has Joined
the Republican ranks and gobbled mn
The official printing.
LINCOLN.
Every thing working smoothly in
he new parish. New officials all in
lulet possession and dischareine their
luties faithfully.
NATCHITOCHEs,
The TED Rircr Nems reappears af-
er brief suspension and announces
tsclf an official .journal.-The COM |
Promise between the Fusion and Re-
claimants of parochial Offices
ratified by the people.
The Times prints figures to show
hat the debt of the town of Natcli-
oches is $1,000 %.
AvOYELLEs.
We learn from the Marksville Reo-
ster that cotton injured by cold
weather. has been replanted, and a
ne crop prospect now exists.-Tbe
tile Register lifts up its puny voice
counsel tax resistance, and thus
ecords itself an enemy of it's people.
ST. LANDRY.
The Opelousas journal of April
18th chronicles a lamp explosion il, 4
very stable, no serious damage re-
1itlng; the shooting in the arm of
ev. Samuel Moore, colored Metho-
lst minister, by some unknown par-
:, during the holding Of religious
'rvlces in his church; and a horse
zee which was witnessed by over a
lonsand people.-Tax resisters arc
W and far between in st.Landry.
ST. MARTIN.
AS natural consequence of the ex-
ting state of public excitement SUI
by the armed rebellion =
'ainst the State Government, the t
ater'ai interests of this parish are t
tfering greatly. 1t will be a Cod
nj to st. Martin when the rioters
c thrashed by the State troops and h
turn to the cultivation of the grow i,
crops. 4
IBERIA. La
Refreshing showers of rain glad +.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10

aened the faces Of the planters, sas .
~. prooress. The tar resisting
n.ov.roent can not obtain a foothold
in this parish.
The Sugar Bo'e1 says that the cree
ton of Catholic Convent at fansse
pointe is spoken of.-P"toutv'l'e' .
new village in this parish, is increas-
ing rapidly in size and business III
portance. seas.
The Banner encourages emigration
from itsbcautiful parish by counsel.
ing opposition to the bitter end to the
legal State government, aud abusing
Republican citizens. People who de-
sire to enjoy freedom Of political opin-
ion, will not select St. Mary for IN
abiding place.
= TERREBONNE.
The Banner denies that there is any
fear of trouble in it's parish, and
seems confident property holders will
settle their taxes promptly-Plan-
tiers are much encouraged by the ia
vorable weather.
LAFOURcHE.
The Sentinel is evidently delighted
over the departure Of Hon. VIM. MUIR
rel from Lafourche, and grows quite
facetious in bidding him farewell.
Mr.. Murrell, who is q Republican,
states that his life was threatened by
the whites, but this is denied by the
Sentinel-A parade Of the Thibo-
daux fire department occurred on the
23rd Of April.
POINT COUPE.
Several daring robberies are re-
ported by the Republican, which
journal has lately been revived. The
thieves were not discovered.
WEST BATON ROUGE.
The Sugar Planter has favorable
crop reports.-Hon. Il. T. Posey,
lately Judge Of the Fifth Judicial
District, has resigned that position
md resumed the practice of law in
Baton Rouge.-No clue has been dis
covered Of the murllerers Of German
peddler killed on the 2lst of April.
EAST BATON ROUGE.
The Ga=ette- Comet says crops are
n fine condition.-Besides q Press
Convention upon July 4th, Baton
Rouge is also to have a tournament
lnder the auspices Of the fire depart
Of the courteous re-
eption Of the Metropolitan Militia
~ the citizens Of Port Vim cent, the
ta-ette- Comet says: eve shall hence
onward place no reliance in what we
ear or read about resistance to the
Kellogg usurpation in that section Of
his beknighted region" The writer
'as no doubt sd enthusiastic over the
pproaching knightly tournament to
e given in his city, that he spelled
benighted" with a K. .-
LIVINGSTON.
After recording that q force of 12O
despotic tyraDts - Metropolitan
lilitia is their other name-had WIS.,
ed the parish and installed the Kel-
'ss officers, the Triunc candidly
'ys: "The Livingston war is .sor- >,
r. squashed. Citizens, now sub
tribe to the Triunc, and then 60
ack to the fields" The State au-
'orities have agreed not to enforce ,
lie law passed by the recent Legis- 1
tnre changing the parish seat from
ort Vincent to Springfield, hence the =
rune is not entirely miserable.
IHERvILLE,
Nothing but unf.yorable weather
III bad management can prevent an
'undant yield from the growing
ops says the Pioneer. The pros
'ct Is very fine.-No tax Resistance
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-10
CARROLL

IBERIA.
Refreshing showers of rain glad
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-18
Cincinnati Tobacco MarRci.
CINCINNATI, Sept. Ii

CINCINNATI, sept. 10.
The market during the past week
has been an unusually active one for
tie fine grades Of cutting leaf, prices
reaching the extreme figure of $35 %
for 100 pounds tor fancy hid. Of
white Barley, ani an average OF So 81
heiag made at the Pbister warehouse
On round lot OF % hhds shipped by
Messrs. Jennings & Winter, OF Dover,
Mason county, Ky. While the market
has. been buoyant 'or the better eorts,
the common and low grades, especially
export lugs, have been dp)l, with a de.
cliuing tendency in prices Reports
from the lesf producing districts triba-
tary to this marke: continue. favorable,
and there ig now but little doubt OF an
average crop, both as regards quantity
and quality. The Ohio seed market
coolirues firm. without changer prices.
The total offerings Tor the week were
1874 hhds. and les boxes, as follows
I5j hhds Pendleton County. XIV, trash,
lugs ard Leaf ct q SOFAS 40, 81 at
6 COM7 90, IS at S 00G9 9j, 50 al
10 r0@l4 -. 6 st l. 0O@l9 -, st
% -, and ! hex. II hhds Boone Co
Ky at s 50f7 20, + st s 5000 50,
; at ID 7j@l2 -, AID box at ) 90.
81 hhts. ard 5 bikes West VEglnia
tra-h. lag ard leafs hkd$. at 6 10
al 90, 10 at OOG9 30, Q at lQ&
! IL 80; ) l5xts. 3 at 5 009j -; IL
hhds Southern Kentucky trash. luEs
and lta!-G -; 6 G9@7 50, > Al 5 05@
s Is, > a; IA GOALS 90; lT9 cases
Ohio seed filters; binders and wrappers
-I04 At { COOS O., 80 at 6 00G7 %,
- at s O069 30, s at 10 0G@l4 50,
j st Is 52MlS %, 3 st % 25@20 -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1873-09-18
Wheeling Cattle Market.
WHEELING, Sept

w hEEL'NNI ONfb -
The market during the week has
been well supplied with cattle and hogs.
The demand for hogs and calves is eX"
cellent. There is also ve.y good de-
mand for first class cattle, hut not much
doing in the inferior grades.
CATTLE-Sales o! 81 head al 81 90
to / 90 per cwt according TO quality.
All the first class cattle offered are
readily sold.
HOGS-Tbe supply Of hogs is steadily
improving aud the demand is excellent.
Sales of $40 head at s. 00@5 rs per
cwt.
SHEEP-There is not much de-
mard for sheep and the supply IS very
light. Only ten head were cold last
week, bringing SIC per ID.
GALVES-Sales Of ten head at $j
81 per head.