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Il NDALL'S PICTORIAL BALSAM.
IN Road the following unsolicited testimony:

PLYMOUTH, VI, Oct. 6, 1874.
Francis FINN Co.-GeHtitasR; have had the
CAarrh Tor three or four years. Two years ago this
spring got cold and the phlegm settled ON my lungs
anu was running me into consumption fast as pos
sble' MY husband aud parents said would not live
year IN the condition was in. not able to do
my own work, and was coughing myself away fast
aspossible. had doctors, and had taken other med
eines but none Of them did any good. Last spring
my husband went to the store 10 get something for
me 20 take and was told to try bottle of your Pecto
raj Balsam. when he brought il home told him 1t
was no use throwing away money, as there WAS moth
ing that would do me any good but when had taken
1.-TWO or three times saw that il helping me and
continued taking 1t. when had taken two bottles Of
was cured. have not enjoyed 80 good health for
nte years as do now and can say 1t your Peeto
raj balsam that cured me. shall with pleasure rec
9mmend II to every one see who is troubled with
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Is recommended for, and will not be- without II In the
house SO long as can get IT, Yours ever,
Nus. D. ID. gibson.
Only soc for large bottle.
, FRANCIS FEM CO., Proprieters,
n Sold by all Druggists. Rutland, Vt
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Pasturage.

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II abba rates. L. II. WILCOX. .
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HairVigor,
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C. L. HAYWOOD. suP't
&. II. COnEE, Asst SuP't
ASHUELOT RAILROAD.

AssIsIAST SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, 4
FIIcHBURe, Mass. oct. 5, 1874. !
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-26

CONVENTION OF REPUBLICANS
We published heretofore (says the
Monroe Intcllgc'aeer Of the l6th,) the
proceedings of meeting Of Republi-
cans in New Orleans, held just at the
ADJOURNMENT of the called session of
the Legislature. At that meeting a
eoRap,ittee was appointed to prepare
= circular address to all the parish
executive committees and prominent
Republicans OF the Fourth aud Fifth
Congressional Districts ia order to
fix upon time aud place 20 hold tase
convention advised to he held by the
meeting in New Orleans,
We are informed that the circular
has been prepared, and in q short
time notice will he given by the CON :
mittee, as directed in the resolutions
passed in New Orleans, Of the time
and place Of holding the convention.
We learn also that Monroe has been
suggested ;as the place aud the first
Wednesday il August as the time.
We hope that every parish in the two
districts will ,be represented, and that
there will be . fpll attendance Of Re-
pIblicans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-26

CENSUS AND CRoPs.-State Regis
tsar of V oters Colonel William Wright,
has returned from a visit to the river
parishes iu the interest of the census
returns. This work is progressing
slower than he expected, but fer a
creditable reason. The people are in
the fields attending to finer crops than
have ever been seen ill Louisiana.
Their condition demands hard work
and constant attention from every
inhabitaut. The whole country is in
a magnificent state i'll this respect,
and as u natural consequence census
statistics are regarded with consider
able Indifference. The canvassers are,
however, doing very well, and though
the work is tagging they are not.
Another natural result Of the anti
cipation Of excellent crops is the state
of good feeling and harmony existing
between all classes. No topic of con-
versation being so interesting as that
Of the brilliant prospect of a success
full harvest. it excludes all others, and
as every body agrees on that, all are
il gocd Lun4c..-,,9. O. Repaj'jc,..
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-26

" Thanks to our friends. and the
Printing Board, the journal is again
the official journal ct Madison Parish.
Madison Journal.
Good.
rY We fancy we have foUMi out the
reason why the Picayu'se lis so dead
against the Democratic party. 1t has
been elected the orgahafl tie BARRIERS
Protective Union, which We imagine
is none other than that long talked Of
;" clean mans party. .1-zPaton Ra.gc
Adrocate.
~ Gen. Sheridan's. bride is said to
he one of the handsomest young ladies
of Chicago. The Generals home in
that city is described by New York
Graphic correspondent as ga really
beautiful one, isolated, in the centre
of a close shaven lawn, and retired as
if on the prairie. ."-Louisanian.
W Crop prospects were never bet
ter all over Louisiana. The editor
has had occasion to visit Natclfitoches.
Rapidcs, AvQycl,es !, Point Coupee, ard
number Of other parishes lately,
and found corn and cotton greatly
advapced, clean and very promising.
Politics were seldom mentioned, the
.fagRlcr apparently interested only in
H.e crop and wearing a smile which,
Epokc prosperity.-At ttakapas Register.
W As prcferencei is beingexpressed
by many Of our exchanges OF both
parties as to the choice for the next
Presidency, we will suggest ours. It
will need nofntE0duetion O. biography
from us, nor can the question be asked,
who arc they z" as has been done
in other times and cases, but their
names and merits will be recognized
ut glance: For President, James G
Blaine; for Vice President, B, II,
Bristow.-Bastrop Republican.
W We hope the Democ,atic papers
of the State will put themselves on
record as approving this expression
of sentiment from the Natchitoches
Vindicator of the 10Th inst:
Public schools are not the places to
teach children religion. Let then,
acquire the rudinents Of education
there; at home is the place, with
their parents and their pastors, to be
Grained rcligi"nsly and morally.
e" The Press Club of New Orleans
met at their parlors a few nights ago
and had meat, wine, and music sutfi
cicnt to have tempted an anchorite
and enough gas-mental vapors, We
lncan-was turned loose to vanish in
the thin air to have rug city news
paper the Whole summer. We are
glad to see good feeling springing uI
among editors in these days of bitter
and vipdictive journalism. Knives
guns and pistols vanish in the din
distance. and in their place is seer
the paddock of brotherly love.-Home'
Ilidd.
BH The st. John Mcschaceb4 of Sat
.urday last says: The cane ard corr
crops are very promising so far, but
need rain. 1t is estimated that more
corn has been planted in our parish
this year than at any time since the
war. Our planters seem to have re-
allied the fact that the corn they raise
is better and cost much less than wha
they buy in the market. The ric.
crop is suffering for want of water
Three or four steam pumps are nov
IN operation but these being sta
tiouary will benefit only the localities
WLcre they are established.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-26
"A SATURDAY, JUNE 26 1876 a
The H0micfdes in TerrebOnne

Says the ThibOdaux Sentinel OF June
18th: Judge Beattie went down to
Houma, in Terrebonne, yesterday
week, to investigate the homicides in
that parish.
Falgout, who was in prison, charged
with being accessory before the act in
the killing of young Gaze, was exam
ined and let out on bail.
Parish Judge Sherburne, who was
in prison for the killing Of Belden,
ex-Parish Judge, was brought before
Judge Beattie, who after hearing the
evidence placed Sherburne under
bonds of $4,000, which being furnished,
signed by Messrs. Board and Thomas
Cage, the prisoner was released.
These cases will come up at the next
regular session of the District Court
In Tcrrebonne. Belden, who was shot
and killed last week, was q brother to
the Belden who was killed a few years
ago by A. Woods, at which time this
one received q shot in the arm. In
the first case the Bellens were the at
tacking party and refused to prose-
cute Woods. This was q sad ending
for the brothers.
We believe the Sentinel is mistaken
in its assertion that the Belden
brothers were the attacking party in
the difficulty with A. B. Woods. Our
Information is that Woods was the
aggrtssor and fred the first shot,
standing behind one of the pillars
supporting the gallery Of a store op-
posite the Beldens' Office, thus pre-
venting his opponent, Geo. F. Be]den,
from getting fair shot at his person.
James L. Belden, lately deceased,
took no part in the affair until after
his brother George was mortally
wounded, and then fred but once, his
pistol arm being disabled 10y bullet
from Woods revolver. Whatever
else may be said of the brothers,
George and James Belden, they were
always gentlemanly when not under
the influence of liquor and were men
to whom physical fear was sensation
unknown.
SUPREME CoURT.-Frem the Ope-
lousas Journal OF June 18th we ex-
tract this item:
Yesterday morning only two Judges
Of the Supreme Court had arrived
Mcssrs. Wyly and Morgan, one
arriving on Sunday and the other on
Monday. Court has been adjourned
from day to day, waiting for Judge
Taliaterro-he may arrive to-day,
and it is not known what has caused
his absence 50 long, as these three
were to hold court here at this term.
Judge Howell is in the North, sick !;
and Chief Justice Ludeling was not
expected hero at this term. Unless
Judge Taliaferro comes, there will be
no court. He may be sick. The two
Judges here will wait till he comes,
or ,t.ih it is ascertaincd that he. will
nat come. Up to Yesterday morning,
the tlanscripts of forty-six cases had
been fled--one from Natchitoches,
one from Rapides, two from Calcasieu,
two from Lafayette, eight from Yer
million, two from Iberia, six from St.
Martin, thirteen from St. Mary and
eleven from St. Landry. If We have
any Court at all, there will hardly be
any decisions read before Saturday
evening or Monday morning.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-06-26

AGENTS for the CHIEF.
ASCENSION PARISH.
VIM. G. Wilkinson, Donaldson vile, La.
tDr. John Dominique, Dominique's .Landng &
Augustus Knight, Linwood plantation.
lDr. A. B. Robertson, Dutch Stores.
.,John, Dixon, New River.
H.: b. Hebert, 9 :
Alex. Meyers, Manchac and Port Vincent.
ELSEWHERE.
'Thes. Mcintyre. New Orleans, La.
Geo. r. Rowell e. Co. New York.
p. H. Walker e. Co., Baltimore. Ma.ylanl.
Rowell t. Chcslnan, st. Louis, Missouri.
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Transient advertisements 81 90 per square
frst insertion; each subsequent insertion,
Is cents.
All Official notices 81 90 per square each
publication. oo
cents per line.
Brief communications upon subjects oil
eprsblc interest solicited.
No, attention paid to anonymous letters.
'Tbe.dditor is not responsible for tho views
of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF, Donaldsonvil!e, La.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09
limited STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue ola writ of eri facias issued ont Of the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia and to me directed, Will SELL for cash,
at public auctioa in front of the conrt house door
TENDER, 1875 at IL O'Clock m, the following prop
erty VIA parcel of land situated IN the county,
north of the city and Of The Eth street OF Rock
vile turn pike road, being the east part Of Lot No
=, in Block 10, to wit: Subdivision of Howard Unit
versty lands Beginning at the southeast corner OF
said lot 9. running Is fest Wilson street the
north alright angles with said street $50 feet 10
alley; thence east Is feet thence south $50 feet t.
place of beginning, together with all AID singular
the improvements thereon, in the District Of CO.
Mary Jones, and will be sold 10 satisfy execution
Ne. l00ss, In favor of the District of Columbia
against Richard Jones and Mary Jones, surety.
sep6-td ALEA. SHARP, q, 5. Marshal, p. q,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09
GOVERNMENT SALE

JEFFERsoNvlLLs, ND, August Is, ISIS
MILL BE SOLD st the Jehsrsony HE DepOt of
w the Quartermaster's Department, on WE'D
NESDAY, the 22d day Of September, 1875, at 10
O'Clock a. m, under the direction II Capt. Addison
Barre tt, Military Storekeeper, U. s. Army a nIian-
tIty of old Pattern Metallic Hat and Cap Trmmin
&c, as follows:
6, $50 Hat Castles, SCI Hat Dugles, 7ga3 Hat Ia
giles, II SIS Hat Letters, 20, Los Hat Numbers 5Ss
Crossed Sabres, s2 Crossed Cannon, 43 Hat wreaths
Hat Feather Sockets, pairs Metallic Scales pa
Cap Hair Plumes for Light Artillery.
Terms Cash, in Unissd States funds.
The property can rs xanlined at any time before
the day OF sale, between the hours Of Q. n. and
u.m.
The property TO be removed at the expense OF the
purchasers, Within five days after the day of SALE
JAMES A. EKIN,
sug2m Deputy Q u. Gen., Depot Q, u,
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rNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

10 virtue Of writ OF eri facias, issued ont of the
Clerk Office of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, aui to me directed will sell, for cash,
at public auction. I'm front Of the Court House door
Of said District, on MONDAY, the fth dav of Sep
temter, 1873, at IL o'clock m, the following pro
party, 10 wit; Pa of Lot No. IL, in square No SIS
beginning on south street - feet inches west
from the northeast corner q said lot, aud running
thence west along the street ~ feet inches, the 81
south l26 feet inches TO the line of said lot
thence east % feet inches, thence l26 feet inches
10 the place Of beginning, together with all and sin
gulsr the improvements thereon In the District o,
Columbia, seized and levied upon the property of
John shea, and will be sold To satisfy on No
ST., in favor of District Of Columbia against Wm
Il Evans and John Shea, surety
sep6-Id ALEX L SHARP, u. s. Marshsl, d. C.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09
COAL, WOOD AND
BUILDING MATERIALS.

Azss sixSys on sanG lsIgs snt sssor-eG 4soos
% AafHRACITE ard BTU nldUUS GOALS
PIN 2, OAK snd HICKORY WOOD IN the stiok, o
saU-Si AID split; ali ke pt under cover.
deTi1g The control OF several brands OF In sores
and Domestic Gem EXITS and CALCIEED PLAs
aEbs, AID handling yearly many millions Of BAN
sOb LAT HIS, an In condition 10 III orders Of anI
character In my line With dispstch and fidelity O.
gnOesais and retail, upon ssrtns that dsf1 oorlbs
nrlOn
Central 0rice-623 lloGisi.ns avenue northwest
Branch SsT6-lst ST, Tt. 3 and o SITS, southeast
ocLsl iy Nm 0UISASD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09
TINTED STATES mABsHALs SALE

virtue of writ of fier IA ,ias issuei out Of -a
Clerk Office Cf the Supreme Court II the District
OF Columbia and TO Inc directed will sell u C.sh.
81 public in front IF the Court !Trus. door of
said District, on MONDAY, the 21th day of Saa-
ten Der, ISIS, At IL O'Clock m. the t1lnw wing de-
srTibnd rcp"rty, viz. Lot No. Il, in LOOMS -ubli-
vision of SlusTe No. g. together With All All siggu
Jar the Improvements thereon, IN tho city Of
Washington, ID. C.. seized aud lev ie.i anon a. the
property Of Lobsiger, and viii be sold % satisfy
Execution No u ,lJ5, in favor Edwin Y Haght. use
Geo Mason, vs. X. Lebsiger and VIM Ii. Barbour.
stp7-ts ALIEN SHARP, u s Marshal n q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09
EVENING STAR.
III. Last swimming M.trn-


THE"9A.N FISH" BEATS ooYLE AGAIN
On Monday last, the third and PROBABLY
the last tytaI OF - Igs;ic skill and s,,e.sf nfy
tween John Il. JOiD.>p and Taom A. C,yIe
came of. There was a goodly number OF
reof = al GlUuCeslsT Poin.. the terminus OF
The race. TO witness The result. but by no
N e. ms the multitude who were present AZ
TIE two previous i.ials, .ror was the SANE in
tele' - manifested A few square bets were
made on me result, bat as Tule Johnsoa's
friends bad TO be content win "a king bats
"inat Their favorite would not be in the leaf
al OF the time OF the race" Coyle and his
tIalner samuel COilyer, aave been STAYING
a. IEompsou'S hotel. AMI every care was
taken by taIneE and Landlord 10 have him
IN good hin. AT ? IS =. N the sigLal wsS
gwen and the two men leapeH from the old
isrry wharf al Red Bank. They both rose
lcsrtnef, Johnson about six feet ahead. This
distance be slowly !acrea. tsi unt 4 ha wa. a.
ore ume more than one h .ndrei yards in the
tetsd. toyle SWAN clear 10 the frOct vary
liE tNat ipDfttton 10y l.rning on ffher side
nut SespIDg bis head asoye water during me
entlTe race. johnson, CA the contrary varied
NJ movements frequently, now bresstiug
re wave nov reaching with his leg ana
Intn Win MS right arm. AMI AT other time
alternating with the right and len. IRE
4GtiJy EiS motions rese-abisi those q A
loIIFo.>e, az plurgins under the water a,s
teiN could he seen UuGulatiug IN tie nlaag-~r
o. that nSh End with almost - Sp.ei. H.
tfnthtiy gaFs vert % "a cry similar u Thar
SItSu 50 eAcitSs the attention OF the Juveniles
- iAt sea lions al itEp ZOolCg cal garden ia
a i.uHDut park, a-i then jurn.1S uNnl ass
zoe would siuS beneath the surface at.d
LIl''.t NUcl so - a. required tho active u~a
% paTN 10 Keep pace with him. u WAS evil
utI't itoH i'Is start THAI Johnson would ba
ne winner as COyle. although Struggling
,l.,I4N. could nos prevent The zap bel vyaeiI
,.-E ~ rom y inHniuE- Johnson rp0c,s,si .ls
.ak"boat, opposite HifChner's wharf al 81 81.
.-aN lnahiIE The distance. 81, mites. iu q
~ ttt> t"3 B" nlE Re a.. same point al s-r
ittN ii.it Htl'E J. minutes. Both rnef, v-pr.
FRESH when they left tAg ua.ar. COVE n, ....,--
l'ulHr showing great power oI endurance
"Na speed AT the close oI ta,. race. Johnson
Ea> At;,fiIF Cfeerei at lbs toia'. the Eran.
'.Nlh mouse, and I'm res v..>e Ip calls au-
ltafti upon The balcony and maize a br-af
2 -r--- s. l,.----- p IL -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09

TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY DESIRABLE
IMPROVED PROPERTY IN TENNALLI-
TOWN, ID. O., AT AUCTION.
g. Byyirtue of deed of trust, dated the 18th day
Ii Of October, A. d $50, and duly recorded IA LII
her No 6z7, folio Az one Of the land records for
washington county. and at the request Of the party
secured thereby, will sell, Tt ESDAY, SspteTn-
Der l4h, lS5, At c OK, in front Of the premises
all those two Lots Of Ground numbered three AMI
four, being part Of q tract Of land called Mount
AIRY. lying ana being In the county of Washington,
aud District Of Columbia Beginning for the AZ
the end OF the third line If lot numbered two. aud
running thence with said tine reversed, south eighty
and one half degrees, east twenty e. yht and MALT
perches to the eighth liue Of Mount Airy thence with
sand line north one ard quarter degrees, west
eleven peTche5, to the eni of the said line thence
eight and half degrees west twenty seven p3rChes
10 "a stake by the main road thence with a Straight
HHe to the beginning, containing and laid out for
one acre and seven-ighths of Of land, be the
same more OF less; being the same UieCO Of land
which was convey I'd by deed from Joshua y e-oe
end others to Louisa Phillips, improved b. two
frame dwellings.
Terms: One-thrd cash; the balance in t7o euual
payments ut end II months AMI secured by a Decd
OF trust, with notes bearing interest per ceurn
per anuUm. COnyeyancing at purchaser cost. 5lUJ
viii be required when the pr0P8Tty l. struck rf.
JOHN c. COX, Trustee
FeG3 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-09
Is THE sUPBEME cog.roF The DISTRICT

H0ldIRz SPsgI1 Tsf.n HpsUu 2i'h, lS75
In rhe case of Nicholas tailaI sdminiztr4tOr Of
JOSEPH =. WILSON rtCFIsad the Admins trst0r
aforesaid has, with thr aupTrlt Of the Supreme
Court Of the District % Columbia aforesaid, sp-
pointed TUESDAY, = pteTnber 18th, 1878, for the
nal settlement and disribgtiOn Of the personal
Of said deceased, and Of the assets In hand
far the have been collected and turned into
money. when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased art Notified to attend, with their
claims properly vOuched, they may otherwise by
Law DE excluded from all benefit in said deceasets
estate: Provided, copy Of this order be published
once a week for three weeks IN the Evening Star
previous 90 the said day. Test
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