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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

Successor to tho late II. HertiDg, No. 2lf King
street, above Secona, Wilmington, Del, res
pectiuly the attention of his friends and ports
men generally tina he will continue the manufacture
OF Shot Guns, RineR and Pistols, at the old stand,
No. IA King street, and has for sale large aud
beautiful stock Oh Fire Arms, among which are
double barrel tiuns from 80 To SIPS.
Single barrel Guns from to go.
AL kinds OF Pistols, Colts, Sharpe's, Allen, and
smiths u WestOn's REVIEWERS, with Cartridges,
&c, complete, AlJO Eys best doublo water proof
Percussion ai'si every SIZE ball and shot Game
Rags and Cunning Apparatus generally. Fishing
Tackle, Sw constant J uu hand and Tor SAFE whole
sata and tctiti! At the low cat cash prices.
s|fartrui1f attrnttDh paid to buli Hanging and
In Hisrttfhiuy ttarefnfOra. ig2i-fr
E'JQe "a HpisDrIsS.-A .Ioht roiis
article for d hg ShtT ioG lTr-sY'hi The tirtbnese
ami hcan'y q" htdsO r tos eIs won, in TIE cJat,
lAg ! (, assortment fDT sale BY
y. bkiNiHU II 4 co.,
OrueI sixth gro Market stIeot
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
Truss and Brace Department,
hAVIS0 A sT0CR OF
TSusSEs, RaACEs,
susPENSI0SERS,
SUPPORTERS

10 etnst MeSh.nicai Appliances, up .urpsslsd n
ess,s ana variety BY thar of any other simiar n
s~o"sAaeht IN tne sount and WITH upwar IL or
TWENTY YEAR y ExPFRIkNor
=. sppylnx enem, We fee confident Of our shilav
services IN this direction su"'D3 w
OUR INSTRUMENTS
Are constructed In the best manner Of tia h.st NJ.
and or various sisss to suft All esses from ~
s''e"es' i'nsnt 20 he largest adult. We have
PRIVATE ROOM
FOR thsir adj astment, while our prices are moie,
suit the pockets of all classes = :"
nuhu.eus Of persons after trying the larger cides
nese expressed their Rr stihcstt.n al / = fsdl 1,
our establishment ~ Hee' nl'ef ~
H. 5kLNdHUhsT a CO., Apotheearies.
apr1i-u """''s""' Pei
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

REM
NEW GROCERY STORE.
N. W. CORNER OF FOURTH AND NAltI<L1
STREETS,
WILMINGTON DEL,
<fza Tho undersigned respectfully an-~
III nouncosto his old friends and the pub b388S
IL lie generally, that he has taken the
old established store stand formerly Occur pea b,
Johr Akin, at the N. W. corner Of Fourth and Mar
ket streets, and has opened with stock OF nne new
and fresh Groceries,
SUGARS AND MoLASsEs.
Lovering's Crushed, Granulsted and Pulyerised Su
gars.
Coverings Soft White and Yellow Gomez Sugars.
Syrups AID all kinds OF MOlasses.
CoFFEEs, TEAS, FLOUR, &C., &c.
Old Government Jas coffee, Laguira, Narlcaih,,
BIO, ground. The finest Green and Black Teas whits
and Red Wheat Family Flour, New Buckwheat. al
kinds OF pure Spices ,Sardnes Sauces. Canned FRI n
or all kipds, French Mustard EnRlish Mustard Pr re
olive Oh, WALNUT, Mushroom and Tomato CATS, n
hnghsh and Americap Pickles, Jeiles Cheese Fir, IS
Roll and 9oehen Butter, Bakers Cocoa Bakers CLt O.
oate, Vermst, Macaroni, Washing Sosus in great
variety, Toilet Soaps, Silver Gloss btar6 Rpi.iI a
Currants, Citrons, Mlnce Meat, Dried Peaches n,
Apples, Oranbenies, Brooms, Painted Buckets We,
Boards, Dust and Sweeping Brushes, Hand Scrub,
sperm Candles, Adamautine Candles, Tallow Gan.
dies, Corn StaiEh FarinL Imported HAVANA Seears.
Anc all other Articles usually KEEP tin well sssorted
Grocery Store. Call and examine my stock, Very
respectfully JAMES CRIPpEN
Wilmington. Sept. s's stf. ' oA'T EN-
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
FOR ssI<i.H,
Etrgdai heto West Street Residence,
Mn 300

49,. Bui tdnring last spring; fine pressed brick
ssSt 'front.' three stories high having every conve-
lssilI nt'nrt and all the modern improvements
The host materials used, and the work done by
tbs day ult,i nv own supervision.
Front 81 iect 26 feet deep, with seven feet hall in
the centrc large bay window In the southern parIor
back building 80 feet deep by IL feet wide Lot fronts
on West street ~ Feet IL inches, 90 feet deep all
level with West street. Fine dry cellar under the
whole building; registers in every room arranged for
heater, bath room with hot and cold water. The
building was tut up In the most substantial manner
and contains eleven rooms, and commands one of fhe
most delightful views OF the Delaware and ChristIRna
rivers Large side yard planted with Furnishing
evergI Gems aud shrubbery
The property will be sold bargain and on accom-
hodaiins terms. $1,000 may remain On. for NUM-
Der Of years. Those desiring 10 buy are requested
to call and examine the house: Apply to
DAVID WOOI.MAN,
Ill Orange Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

@DEAFNESs, BLINDNESS, AND CATARRH
Irate' ith the utmost success by J. LS14 @, M D.,
sni Professor OF Diseases OF the EYE and Ear (hii
speciality In the Medical College Of Pennsylvania IL
yeas experience formerly Of leyden, Holland No
sos ARCH street, Philadeipha. Testimonials can DO
seen at his office The medical faculty invited TO
accompany their patients, he has secrets In his
practice. Artificial Eyes inserted without pain. No
harge for examination. apr N-lv
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

lNoh SALr,-A small fai M OF about 10 acres sui-
l. ated on tie Jackson Inn Road near tho Kennett
Turnpike road. the Wilmington x Reading Railroad
passes through tue place and within y miles OF Tie
City limits Fer farther particulars Apply 10
N. NJ. CHILD & 90.
Real Estate Agents
90. / west 7th NJ.
mar lt-u Wilmington, Del.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
EUREKA !!
PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

Pratts Astral Oh sold wholesale to greces, dealers
and country storeKeepers, at wholesale rates. In and
gallon sans or by the barrel, by
Q. FOSTER,
Wholesale Agents for Delaware,
Front add West Streets VII, Del
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
Braces !

MunaOII L. JW AIoBt how Ree tOred
-, Jr-t tualisnei new "dlsiou oI pit.
SsaszA$ uiverweLI's CeIebrat, ii assay Oh
isIk&S tbs Radical Cue without medicinel of
M&Hy SleI InalOrthusa, OF seminal Weakness
u21f8 Involuntary Seminal Losses, Impotency,
Mental and Physical lncapacity, lmpediments To
Marriage, etc; also, Consumption. Epilepsy. and
Fits, induced by eet-indulgence or sexual eIuavs-
gAncS
IL Prizes, ia a scaled envo ope, ouly cent?.
The celebrated author, IN this admirable essay,
Siearlv demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice that the ming consequences oil self
abuz, =, be radically cured without the danger
)us USE vt triai neuelne VI the application Of he
smile tIrtiis Out mode VI cure at once, simple,
certain ami ctuctuai, by means OF which every sur
terer, ~ i.pt'or what his condition may be- may
sure huh-alt eneapy, privately, and radically.
~ .his Lecture ehUnld be IN the hands OF every
youth AMI every man III the land.
SIHg uudaT seal, in Il Ilaiu envelope, to any sd-
dress, os.pai ON receipt VI six cepts, two posi-
stamps.
Aiso, Dr Cuverwen's Marriage Guide" pr1cs
cents.
address Tie Publishers,
CHAS. j. U. KLINE & co.
tl1 Bowsrv.New York. P. o. Box 4.sSt
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

GnamOls Skins
Channels Skins n choice and tine selection lust re-
eeivsd. ci Get importation. A rare chance to buy
Them cheep. Carefully selected for fam " use ali
sizes and prices, 10 clean silver and glass ware
without scra chlnR. Also. full and fresh stock
OF dIuss, IN dicines, toilet and fancy tcles al
ways on band, at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Cor and west stree al Wilmtnutop Ma.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21
FOR RENT.

"a Large Dwelling, n. L. corner OF Eighth
\ and French, with Stable on Walnut street"
NI!m Rent, $500.
ulkRh- Also, House, oil East Twelfth street.
-Four houses On Locust street, near Tuwusoniis
Rolling mill.
House Oh Forrest street, between Tw.inh amt Ih,r-
teenth streets.
Second street aud L huE Avenue.
Two hnusrs Oh salt,vway, near Wilmington 4 Mss-
TEN Railroad Depot Apply 10
WILLIAM McCAuLLEY Il Co.,
mar2I No, L,'G Market street Wilmington, ia
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

Large and we'll selected assortment of Spanish and
hemiock Sole Leather; French and Patent Calfskin
OF superior brands and all the various kinds OF
made use OF m the manufacture of Boots Shoes sad
dies and Harness Persons wishing to purchase
Leather VIII lind It to their advantage calf and ex-
amino for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
j. L. CHAMBERLIN,
+. S. Patent Machine-stretched Bands, cemented
with waterproof cement, and copper-riyited, con-
stanty on hand and made to ORDER warranted to give
satisfaction. 49,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-21

ChdmoiS SKINS, Sponges, Soaps Starch, In.
digo, Oatmeal, Barley, Mustard and other Spices at
the Delnware Avenue Drug Store. Also, Embroca-
tion and other Hurse Medicines.
W. 4. ALRICHS, Druggist
Delaware Avenue between Tatnall and West
DOR SALE.-Iwo new fOur-rOOmed biIek@
L houses. JOSEPH X. WALTER, ~
ieie-tf 3Exchango Building. -
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

The following extract from DIR.
Linderman's Official Mint Report
will be read with interest:
The annual report of the Director of
the Mint for the fiscal year ending June
80, says that the amount of gold and
silver deposits and purchases, coins
struck and stamped and manufactured
during the wear was as follows: Deposits
in GOLD. S59, 937, 429 -; silver. 12,3O7.-
$50 10: total amount received and acted
upon, S72,22i4,S SIS IS. Deduc:ing rede-
posts made and issued by one institution
and deposited with another. the deposits
were gold. S57 .5713, 2S5 SS;silver, 50, l45,-
32s IS total, s66,Sl9,74 81. The
number of gold pieces coined We're L.
S2l, 40; value. S35. 249, 337 so. Silver
pieces coined, 11.714,2 $50; value, S2.9i5,-
40 80: minor coinage. pieces, lS,92J,-
90. Value. $40. 4G5, GOO: total number
of pieces. 81. 523 go; total value. $685.
6S9. IS:,. Bars of fine gold. s.. O54, 500 So;
impaired gold, Sl2,J40,659 %; total,
$50, 49,. GIG Ii; bars of fine silver. 81
O5i, 259 90; impaired silver. S3.9s1,-
f54 ~: total bars executed, So. 5l7,-
Go 81. The report Is very voluminous
and full Of interesting statistical and
general information, and concludes as
follows: '.Some idea of the increase in
Mint operations may be gained when it is
stated that the coinage of gold during
the month of October approximated in
value. Sli. U00.0 The coin. except to |
the Pacific States and Territories, being |
as general thing in the Treasury and |
anks. the present time is q favorable |
one for estimating the amount of gold |
md silver coin in the country. From |
he most reliable dl.a obtainahle. the |
rold coin is estimated at S135 0O0. coo. !
and the silver ut "a. 0G0. 600: total. Sl40,- |
GOO. 600 The silver coin is principali: |
in circulation in California, Idaho. Ari-
iona ard Texas. The increase of coin |
in this country has been at very fair |
rate since the LIST of April last. ard the
indications are that although there may
be occasional expectations. it will gradu-
lily go on till an amount sufficient 10 re-
'ume specie payments will be secured.
This much desired result, will depend
,pon conditions which cannot be dis
used"
This showing makes no account of
he bars of silver melted and refined
Il the Carson Mint-refers only to
bullion reduced to coins and Zine"
bars.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

MURDER AT ToANo.-At the section
house of the Central Pacific Railroad
last Monday, Chinanan had his throat
cut in such a shocking manner as to pro
duce instant death, by couple of fellow
Celestials. Robbery was their object and
$50 was the amount obtained. The
murderers Immediately took the west
ward train and were arrested on a tele-
gram and by Sheriff Scott lodged in Jail
at this placs.-ElhO Independent Nou l.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

We are pleasedto make this announce
ment: That Il. b. Norton, II. &. Lake,
NJ. Nathan, JAS. Chambers and Morris
Ash, have combined, and will proceed
at once to let contract for brick block
$50 feet front and GO feet deep, to be
erected on the lots occupied by those
gentlemen at the time of the late ilre. 1t
will be constructed On the plan similar
to the one made il: Truckee.-Nec State
Journal.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

we condemn their course of action
toward Mr.. Goodman we,sympathise
with him in the regretful spirit in
which, as is evident from the tone of
his article in yesterdays Enterprise,
he parts with these old fellow work
men of his.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

OF a worthy effort at going
through the motions of peacemaking
between savagos whose normal and
preferred condition is that Of war
and strife, telegram from Wash
ington makes the following mention:
At the Interior Department to- day
the Commissioners brought together
the delegations of Arrapahoe, Chey-
enne and Ute Indians. and made
them a speech, urging the propriety
and necessity of their making friends
with each other. After good deal
of persuasion. formal Misunderstanding
between these hereditary enemies
was gone through with, but without
any indication of excessive cordial
ity on either side, the Utes being
particularly ofiish.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

JARNDYCE McCARRAHAN has begun
his suit against the New Idria Quick
Silver Mining Company. There
amt many dividends in Mac, but is
a fatal error to suppose that he will
ever let up.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

SENATOR'S Jones and Casseriy visited
the Giant Powder Works to-day by invi-
tation of the Directors of the Company,
for the purpose of inspecting the process
of the manufacture of that Compound
Press Dispatch.
We are glad that Jones took Cas-
serly along with hint was good
precaution. When there is any dan
ger of an explosion it is always we'll
to have a Democrat along to share
the danger. Political balances must
he maintained even in powder fac
tory.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1873-11-05

THE reports from the Belmont
mine still continue to be remarkably
favorable.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31

EAST BATON Roncp
lhe heavy rains have .l
the crons somau, nave also injured
but the Gazette Comet i hor PARISH
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31
dry spell will cause them to reon

dry spell will cause them to re.n
perate.
ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST.
The Pioneer records a reyolt;,.
crime committed by a man n.n.s
Zeno Degree. While under the j.
fluence Of liquor the brute seized .
knife and with one stroke almost -.
vered the bodies of his wife and !.
unborn child.-There was almo.t .
crevasse at Bonnet Care last ~...iss
A hole about the size Of -four a.,,.. !,
was discovered in the levee throuoh
which the water was running - :.
rapid rate, but by exertions Of Il.
vicinity the aperture was closed ..1
the impending disaster averted
ST. CHARLES.
Horse racing, foot racing. co.l
fighting, climbing creased poles a,,,,I
catching creased pigs, etc. are fave.
tie amusements in Hahnville, and ~.
INDUCED in every Saturday. r..
Herald is issued on that day, too. =
the opportunity Of blending instru.-
ton with amusement.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31

., Irresistible stride, continually
,,,o.+; in . with obstacles which it hews
ort If ;tsvoy. "Peaceablyif we can I,
forciblv if we must, "is the motto OF
nrooress That means war for many
years to come.
The Republican party is taking the
noh,est ground ever occupied by any
political organization OF our lana In
refusing to shelter, or excuse, OF apol-
oeize for the corruptionists who nave
made their way into its own ranks
He is not true to his country, not even
true to his party, who would seek to
shield a>bad or corrupt man because
of party considerations. The Repuo-
lican party is doing what no other
marty ever did or ever dared do; 1t
is hunting down, with hard, relent-
less hand, those men within its own
ranks who have been guilty OF dis
honorable and corrupt practices. And
this course will win. The party that
can do this is bound to win the re-
spect, and therefore the support, OF
honest men everywhere.
1t is utterly out of the question for
any Democratic convention to surpass
the Republican. convention at Column
bus, Ohio, in its denunciations Of Credit
Mobilier transactions and back salary
laws. Without descending to the
throwing of dirt, their language could
not well have been more emphatic.
1t is to be sincerely hoped that other
conventions of Republicans will fol-
low in the tracks of our Ohio breth-
rem.
So, taking all in all, the prospects
are most encouraging to the Repub-
licans. Local questions will have
more than their ordinary influence,
but what is lost in one place, from
local causes, will be made up in others.
This we have every reason to expect
from the well known law averages.
If there be any good reason why Re-
publicans should not expect, with rea-
sonable effort, to succeed in the cam
paign the causes for apprehension
have not yet TRANSFERRED.
ALERT.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31

The Natchitoches Times, Ouaclita
Telegraph, and St. Charles Herald are
the only papers in the State that have
spoken III terms Of disapproval Of the
approaching press convention. The
first named journal enormously states
that the only papers, excepting the
Baton Rouge Gazette Comet, that have
endorsed the convention project " be-
long to that class Of official pap suckers
that could not exist without the
printing law" Our contemporary of
the Times has become sore headed
because he has lost the contract for
the parish printing of Natchitoches,
and allows his chag1in to warp his
better judgment, but we hope BY the
time the 4th Of July rolls around he
will have recovered his temper and
be present at reunion that will I'M
doubtedly result in the promotion Of
. beneficial good feeling among the
representatives of the press in our
State as we'll as IN Improvement of
their financial interests. The ability
Of such editors as Mr.. Puckette Of the
Times is needed at the proposed con-
vention, and if it is not Il success it
will be because such as he do not
choose to exert themselves to make it
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31

The opposition party having OBJ
tanned majority in the French Ma
tional Assembly and defeated Gov
eminent measure, President Theirs
apd members of the ministry rendered
their designations, which were accept
ed. Marshal Mcmahon was elected
President of the Republic, which is
looked upon as indicating the return
Of the Empire with a. Bourbon, Or
leanist or Napoleon on the throne.
The French are greater revolutionists
than even Louisianians, which is say
ing 4 great deal, and it seems impos-
sible for them to establish pcrma-
nent Government.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31

The St. James Sentinel and the
Carroll Lake Republican are having
. spirited little controversy, and at
latest accounts the latter was getting
rather the best of the tussle. The
Republican is edited with ability, and
to get ahead Of it in an argument re-
quires deal Of brains, wit and effort.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31

We are pleased to learn that Hon
Mortimer F. Smith Of St. John the
Baptist has been appointed assistant
Collector of Internal Revenue for the
district comprising the parishes Of
Jefferson, st. Charles, st. John the
Baptist, st. James, Ascension, AS
sumption, Lafourche ,tnd Terrebonne.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31

Yesterday, the Goth inst, was the
day set apart for decorating soldiers
graves, and the numerous divisions
Of the Grand Army OF the Republic
throughout the country observed their
annual custom Of strewing flowers
upon the resting places of their COM
ratles who fell during the late war.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31

Capt. r. w. Francis of the Terre-
bonnie Patriot is secretary Of tax
resisting association in his parish.
We gave the Captain credit for better
sense than his PARTICIPATION in any
such farce 90 tax resistance displays.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31

Hon. John McEnery has at last rem
dered the State some good service,
and we hasten to record the same to
hie credit. He has issued procla-
nation calling upon his adherents to
submit quietly to the powers that
be, and announces his intention to
return toh his home in Ouachita and
resume the practice of his profession.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31
NEWS FROM THE PARISHES,
GleaninSs from our Louisiana
Exchanges.
CARROLL

CARROLL.
Speaking Of the l,,mored intention
of some Of the Lake Providence poll
ticians to organize a temperance So
ciety the Lake Republican says "the
object is good one, and there is lots
of material here to work on"
The Carroll Republican says the
condition of the crops is not as salts
factory as might be. There has been
too much rain, and succession of
warm dry days is needed to bring the
growing cotton up toan average stand
ard.
MOREHOUsE.
The Republican says there are from
twenty to thirty carpenters constantly
at work in Bastrop, besides a con-
siderable force of painters and brick
masons.-Crops are growing nicely.
and arc far from suffering from want
of rain,
OUACHITA.
The burned district i'm Monroe i
being rapidly rebuilt.-The Te1earaDh
reports the cotton growing rapidly
Corn is receiving its last plowinc.-
The Ouachlta river is rising.
JACKSON.
The crop prospect is pretty fair"
is the language of the Standard
A large crop of corn was planted in
tins parish, and the Journal reports
1t to be thriving wonderfully.
ST. LANDRY.
Inc journal reports " floods Of rain.
and a wind storm that blew dow,
numerous fences, and several dwell
lnss gln-houses-Capt. Bailey yinson
narrowly escaped drowning while eros
SID swollen stream in a buggy.
IBERIA.
The Teche has had too mich r,;n
IN common with the other portions of
the state'-The Progress reports the
heaviest hail storm ever know
that section. Several houses uo
struck by lightning.
The Sugar Boul speaks of a ch;c.o.
Matched near New Iberia tho o.n
day that has four legs.
LAFoURcHE.
VIM. H. Voorhees, convicted i
before the District Conf
by Judge Beattie to t,r "a'
years imprisonment in the pepitent;as'.
ana TO pay a fine of two thons,na
dollars and costs of court. H;s oa
sci have appealed to the sun,
Court. "pieme |
TERREBOSNr
lie bo"ne'' says the public WOOL
were never i'll finer cond;t; :,
present. '""n at
hasI BATON ROUGE
me heaFy rains have also
NE crops somewhat in this ns,;ss
Out the Gazette Conner i 4si,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31


The members Of Congress who Wis
tied the mouth Of the Mississippi on
the steamer Belle Lee last week to
inspect the passes and the projected
Fort st. Philip Canal, all expressed
themselves mighty pleased with the
trip and impressed with the necessity
existing for the construction Of the
canal. The city papers give no clue
to the opinions of the delegation upon
the subject Of the National Govern
ment lending its aid in building and
keeping in repair the levees along the
banks Of the Mississippi.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-05-31
A F TU NE ~. i
- 5000 to 100000
FOR IS.

a ST RE fortune can be secured by all -
* Years experience my plan has not failed n
one SINGLE INSTANCE. If the directions IN
followed faithfully, a fortune Of ftom &5.00
70 Sioo,0O Is a sure thing. will mad u
plan to any address on receipt Of s.. II, sf-s
ter faithful trial. the result is not IS state
Will refund the money. Address al
E. GREGORf,
T. @. Box Is, Brooklyn, n. ]. 8