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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-28

DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL AND EcssoNlcAL.
LEAD and oil paint mix in the old pey will
onlv cover is square yards with two coats
Kings Ensmel Paint will cover &C or % square
wards with two coats One gallon covers 200
square set coats. so square feet coats. On
plastered walls and ceilings property size) one
gallon covers SEQ square feet 2 coats, OF $50
SQUARE feet coats
These paints are acknowledged by ai who
have used them to be the best in use are ia J
and gallon buckets For sale only by
W. r. TYREE,
febl6-tf No. E. Main St Staunton.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1877-12-28

BAKERS TRUSTEE, &C., VS.. BAKERS
- GUARDIAN. &o.-In Chancery-In pur,
suance Of 81 decree of the Circnit Court for Au-
gasta County, entered Nov Is, 1911, in this
cause, shall proceed OF my Office in Stanton,
on
FRIDA Y, JANUARY, 2ith, 1878,
to take an account, showing a settlement of the
accounts of Geo. Rusmisel late Guardian of
Mary Jane Baker, late Mary Jane Wiseman.
GEO. M, HARRISON,
decl4-4t Commissioner.
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Shelby & Bnmgardner Pc. Clerk
dec2l-4t
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( 3OMMlSSI0NER'S OFg!GE.

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1877-01-25


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ia, aber liebe Mabame, rief id aus,
mub man ii& benn serabe tobti&ieben,
tuenn man Mutb unb 2iebe beweiien
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tel gu eri@winscn, bic feline @att;n
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oaran nit Nufopferuns FINER @eiunb.
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bdusIi&sm Sammsr absetban ,pirb .
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aus, incline Jrau 1T 49,"
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9ottor elm.
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ti9 Der &uti9er balten.
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BART in oieIcm 9auie elm idmer Ct.
tranttcr."
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aus.
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mem Sussnbfreunoe, Dem %ebemaIisen
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

LOUISIANA CRoPS.-From all por
tions of the State the reports are
cheering; corn has been and is being
planted to a much increased extent,
and although the acreage in cotton
NAV not be much reduced, the raising
of corn and the consequent hogs will
aid greatly in enabling the plante: to
grow his cotton at less cost than if
he had to purchase all his supplies !;
the only drawback SO far, to general
satisfaction at our agricultural pros
poets is that in some cases the rattOons
are reported to be rotten, not promls-
ing u stand the plant cane and stub
BILE, however. are said to promise fair,
and as the acreage of new planting
this spring is considerably ahead of
last year, there is every probability
that with good season there will be
a full crop made. The rice planters
also have been busy, and although
there may be a reduced acreage
planted, with Il favorable growing aud
harvesting season the yield may not
be much curtailed. Lastly, the orange
crop, though undoubtedly affected By
the severe cold of the past winter,
promises to be a fair average; as in the
localities where the bulk of the croI
is raised, the trees have only been re
tarded but not otherwise injured.
N. q. Price Current,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21
NUMBER 81.
Weekly News Summary;
Foreign.


Yellow fever az Callao.
Turkey rejects the protocol.
Cuba promises fine tobacco CROP
The Turks are bridging the Danube
at Kalafat.
A secret alliance exists between
Russia and Persia.
The Turkish navy is said TO be in
splendid condition.
An imperial order grants Bismarck
leave Of absence until August.
Over 800 houses in the Greek quarter
of Stamboul were destroyed by fire.
Bark Mercur, from New York, went
ashore at Queenstown. Crew saved.
A ninety-six foot whale was driven
ashore by ice at Schooner Pond, Cape
Breton.
Thirty French Canadian priests
sailed from New York last week on q
pilgrimage to Rome.
The whole band of internationalists
operating in the districo of Selmio,
Italy, have been captured.
A large provision train is reported
captured by Maxima Gomez, in the
neighborhood of Remedies, Cuba.
Mr.. Walter, proprietor of the Lon
don Times, was attacked by robbers.
at Rome, and robbed, but not hurt.
Roumanian troops will oppose the,
passage of the Danube by the Turks,
but will allow the Russians to cross
the Pruth.
1t is said that in view of complica-.
tions, Russia has proposed to the vat
lean settlement of long existing
difficulties.
Col. Valentine Baker has been ap-
pointed on the staff of Pasha Abdul
Kerim, commander-in- chief of the
Turkish army.
A military camp and settlement
called Dominique, in Cuba, caught
fire and was destroyed. Estimated
loss S2,000,000.
Gen. Campos, Spanish commander
in Cuba, has begun II forward move-
ment into the Central Department,
occupied by the insurgents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21
DONALDsONVILLE, LA, SATURDAY, APRIL q, 1877
Gov. Chamberlain's Farewell.

Under date of the 10th inst, Gov.
Chamberlain published an address to
the Republicans of South Carolina.
from which we make this extract:
Bat the edict has gone forth. No
argument or consideration which your
friends could present have sufficed to
avert the disaster no etfectual means
of resistance to the eOnsummation of
the wrong are left. My strict legal
rights are, of course, wholly unaffected
by the action of the President. No
Court of the State has jurisdiction to
pass upon the title to my office, no
lawful Legislature can be convened
except upon my call. If the use of
these powers promised ultimate sue
cess to our cause, [ should not shrink
from any sacrifices which might con-
front me. 1t is a cause in which by
the light of reason and conscience a
man might we'll lay down his life, but
to my mind my present responsibility
involves the consideration of the effect
of my action upon those whose rep
resentatiye / am. | have hitherto
been willing to ask you, Republicans
of South Carolina, to risk all danger
and endure all hardships until relief
should come from the government of
the United States. That relief will
never come. | can not ask you to
follow me further. In my Judgment,
| can no longer serve you by further
resistance to the impending calamity.
With gratitude to God for the measure
of endurance with which He has hith-
erto inspired me; with gratitude to
you for your boundless confidence in
me; with profound admiration for
your matchless fidelity to the cause
in which we have struggled, | now
announce to you and to the people of
the State, that | shall no longer ac-
lively assert my right to the Office of
Governor of South Carolina. The
motives and purposes of the President
of the United States in the policy
which compels me to my present
course are unquestionably honorable
and patriotic. | devoutiy pray that
events may prove the wisdom of his
action, and that justice, freedom and
prosperity may hereafter be the por
ton of every citizen of South Caro-
lima. d. II. CHAMBERLAIN,
Governor of South Carolina.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21
Domestic.

Hon. Alex. H. Stephens is better.
Grasshoppers at work in Nebraska.
Twenty business houses burned at
Pomeroy, Ohio.
Hon. s. S. Cox leetured to q large
audience at Franklin, La.
U. S. commander Joseph D. Marvin
died at Yokohoma, Japan.
Mayors vinegar distillery, Chicago,
was seized for illicit distilling.
The caving in of a mine in Yuba
county, Cal, killed seven men.
Capt. Geo. NJ. Ransom, U. S. navy,
has been promoted to Commodore.
Schooner Hattie, from st. Marys,
Ca, sunk from collision. Ali saved.
Two small children of Mr.. Hough-
ton, at Clinton, Mass, We're found
drowned.
H. Kennedy g. Co., an extensive
firm of New York stock brokers, have
suspended.
Mrs. VIM. Morrison of Holbro0k, L.
l., was bitten by II mad dog and died
of by ydrophobia.
Mary F. Harrington of Boston is
missing and Jos. FL. Favor is charged
with her abduction.
The schooner Mary Mankin, from
Boston for Philadelphia, with iron,
was abandoned at sea.
Hichwaymen attacked a mail car
rier near Baxter Springs, Kan., and
captured the mail bags.
The Treasury is devising means for
equal and general distribution of sill
yer throughout the country.
John Ruffin shot and mortally
wounded Cornelius Clark, in New
Orleans. Both men colored.
A schooner loaded with coal went
ashore on the Maryland coast. All
hands but the cook were lost.
The Hamilton mill at Paterson, N.
j., the principal wooden shawl mill i'll
the country, was destroyed by fire.
A locomotive exploded at Madison,
Ind, killing the engineer one pas
senger and breaking the firemen's leg.
The force of employs ices in the gov
ernment bureau of printing and en-
craving will be reduced from 900 to
400.
A little girl, five and a half years of
age, accidentally set fire to her cloth
ing, in New Orleans, aud was fatally
burned.
Ross Winans of Baltimore, a well
known inventor and proprietor of ex-
tensive machine shops, died last week
aged "a.
/ Two illicit distilleries, with large
quantity of mash and beer, were de-
stroyed by reveiine officers iii Henry
county, Tenn.
t Geo. Quiekmeyer fell from the upper
to the lower deck of the steamer
james Howard, at the jetties, aud
broke his neck.
4 At Evansville, Ind, the wife of Ed
ward Seyer, who was sentenced tt
life imprisonment for murder, carried
poison to him, from which lie died.
The steamer Leo, from Savannah
for Nassau, burned SO miles south o
Tybee, on the 18th. Tie passengers
three III number, and eighteen of til,
: crew were savea. Two of the pas
sensers were ladies.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

CB Port Vincent 1fiuRe: Our paI
ish iail has been flee from criminals
for nearly year.
,y Lake Charles Echo: Capt.
Green Hall will in few weeks put in
operation steam ferry across Lake
Charles.
The town of Delta has base
ball club, debating society, and is
struggling for a fire company with
Indifferent success.
sB Marksville Bulletin: A few
days ago the dress of IL colored girl
living on Red River caught fire and IN
few hours the child was dead.
v Iberia Progress Good news
in regard to crops of every description
comes to us from every section OF the
parish The stand is as good as any
since 1865 and prospects even better
than this time last year.
g Vermilionville Cotton-BoU:
Friday morning, during the rain, a
coIored man named Pierre, and two
mules, were killed by lightning, on
the plantation of Mrs. Francis Daigle,
about twe miles from this place.
g Clinton Patriot Democrat Mr..
Hubbard's clubhouse on the Frogmore
plantation caught fire on the 9th ult.,
and burned to the groand. His stable
was also Lupaed Smallpox is rap
idly disappearing froai this parish.
~ Caldwell Herald: Two French
nap named I1eEeibre and Gerodo,
engaged ia making staves, recently
had quarrel, during which Gerodo
was struck over the head with lamp
and LeFeibre was stabbed in several
places.
~ Lafayette AdUertiser Mr.. l..
yPhilibert RevilIon, young lawyer OF
unsullied reputation, committed SUI
eide by shooting himself in the head
with pistol. He had been unwell
for several days and was suffering
from temporary mental arrangement.
D. Wetmore, General Grange
Agent and Agent of the Louisiana
State Grange, has suspended. Re
ported liabilities, from S4a,OOO to
$4,000; reported assests, a bout 5 i2,-
000-mostly in small accoun is, from
which very little will be realized.
Home Journal.
Ea Thibodaux Sentinel: Cato
Shepherd fred into crowd of work
men on the Ridgefeld place, near
town, and wounded a man aud wo-
man. The scamp then ran away -
The tiange iron for the repair of the
Thibodaux bridge has arrived, and
will soon be put into position.
~ New Iberia Sugar Borl: One
death from smallpox occurred IN
town. 1t was n child, in the only
family within the corporate limits
which has had, or now has the disease.
The two villages, Huhertville and
Jeauerette, have almost become one
by the growth of the latter up the
TeGhe, so that the town is fully two
miles long, and movement is on foot
to Incorporate it.
~ st. Charles Herald: A Young
eolored man named Laurent, living
on the Speranza plantation, was as
saulted by his wife and her mother,
Who inflicted dangerous wounds upon
his person with glass bottles, plates,
Guns, and other household ware. The
day previous Laurent had discny-
cred that his wife was unfaithtni to
him, and had soundly whipped her
hence the assault of tue infurlated
Eriacn.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

It seems, if we are to believe pub
lications in the papers, that Hayes
friends, notably Foster and Matthews,
bargained with some Southern Dem
ocrats that if the latter would stop
filibusteriug in Congress aud let
Hayes become President, they shoald
have home rule in the South. Home
rule of course means Democratic rule.
Hayes has performed his part as far
as South Carolina is concerned. This
was an easy matter, because the Dem
ocratic Congressional committee sent
to that State reported that Hayes and
Hampton carried it. Hayes therefore
was not tied up in the same political
sack with Chamberlain, the Republi-
can candidate for governor. Bat in
this State some of his electors ran be-
hind Packard, which makes the latter
more elected than he is. Hence
we have anther commission sent here.
They can come to learn nothing more
than they already know. They can
have but two real objects: one. to
try to effect a compromise the other,
to gain time till the extra session of
Congress. For Hayes friends will
probably tack ON to the original bar
gain that the Southern Democrats
must support his candidate for Speak
er of the House, if he is to recognize
Nichols, or throw Packard overheard.
The Northern Democrats are bitterly
opposed to him, because he beat Til
den in the presidential game, and by
bargaining with their Southern allies
at that. The extreme Northern Re-
publicans are against him, or will be,
on account Of his throwing Chamber
lain and Packard overheard. He can
accomplish but little therefore with
out the aid of the Southern Democ-
racy aud to make sure of this, the
Louisiana matter will most probably
be dragged along till the eextra session
of Congress in June.-Opetousas Jour-
| nal.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

German merchants in Havana re-
fuse to pay the war tax levy and their
government sustains them. Joveilar
has been instructed by the home gov
ernment not to proceed further i'll
the matter.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

Seven white citizens of Oglethorpe
county, N. c., have been arrested
under the ku-klux act for alleged
completely in the Crawford riot, and
gave bail to appear for trial. A num-
Der of colored participants in the riot
are in Jail.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

Three -masted schooner Chas. E..
Elmer is ashore. bottom upward, on
the North Carolina coast; the crew of
sixteen men are believed all lost.
Another schooner, loaded with lumber
went ashore and broke in two at Rich
Inlet crew believed lost.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

Two brothers named Seymour, con-
fined in prison at Memphis on the
charge of horse stealing attempted to
escape, and one was shot dead after
he had shot and wounded a turnkey.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

Rear Admiral Worden has ordered
the American squadron in European
waters to assemble at Nice, whence
they will sail for waters in the vicinity
of Turkey, to protect American inter
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

Turkey is involved in IA quarrel
with the Miridites, owing to refusal
of the latter to furnish the usual con-
tingent for the war against Monte-
negro.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

A man named George Thompson,
who bought goods and gave bogus
checks therefor, was arrested at st.
Louis, and attempted to commit sui-
eide by cutting his throat.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-04-21

Transient advertisements 81 90 persquare
first insertionj each Subsequent insertioh
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Brief communications upon subjects OF
public interest solicited
No attention paid to anonymous letters
The editor is not responsible for the views
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AGENTS FOR THE CHIEF.

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ELsEwHER
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EB Port Vincent 1fiune: Our pal
isll Jail has been flee from criminals
for nearly Il year.
Decorah-posten., 1877-02-22
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pee 9rusen at ben. Spsrs bin Mpotbe'
Ter efter benne Wsbiein, % bpis ban life
bar ben, iaa lab BAN ienee for ben, ems
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Decorah-posten., 1877-02-22

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bets Sorfpnoelie iblanot os men
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ben sr laa tnbsroet | bort Solf, at
Den iterits Del life fan iuble, at bet
sr noset gait at tase zig ct &us;
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rulet. Gr bet lite ltr9ttsli9t, at ct
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Decorah-posten., 1877-02-22
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Set samls. msrte Mbbsbi bar enbnu ire Snbpaaners.
Oaoop Oartnoll, Oiana 8OdpoOb 90 bsnbss Ssn. Gno.
nu D. Dor panifsIiSt at fe bpOrfor bar intet
Sfriot fOrsasst mob De to MGno.
8s9se tenfte pua Slust as irbsteoe f~oraateIiat.
Sartnoll Irp9teos life for i8 ieu, men for lit Sisrtss
Barn - Baronesisn, ban iep bapbe itabt - Ybil,p. ben
fei9e, ~HtafnsmmeIiss, faIfe YbIip.
Rbilip, Der SarsnS Sim bar aIbsIes Iarlaast.
f%orbanosos Dem. % trusoe msb at brpne fla.
Den gamle @anb % bans 0atr bar alt bette
meo 2o
Ulanas it1rte Natur bar sanlte nsobrubt al bpab
Der bar benot. Sun. iOm De Mnbre, bar aanife iorpirr,t
ODER. at ben Bpsnins osrss liitiss Sopeor laa tuniiat
papos Opfsrt, iaa %pIueieis tprtsos ON.
Mt bar forbsrsbt til 6lust; tbi be bare eniae /. of
Ybaip buros boloes bOrte. iuotiI man iaa, builfe Sfriet
Gertrude foretos.
Wan baabsoe paa, at bun bar uoe af Stanb til at
bauols ensrsit.
eftsr esss Spnspunft tunbe enbnu inaen Bepisr
oporloss for, at Ybilip par nOssn anoeu sno Cir YbiIip
@sniiportb, % bapos iom FABIAN iuIpiommen Met til fin
6aoers Sober.
"Os mao mart Iaes bers fra 6s." btrsbe Rodpoob.
"o8 pi frnoe Sntet forstase oS, iersno ri ls, bpiIie Rort
DC babe pa Saanosn. men for enbuer Yris. faa YbiIip
al Teien. San oil naturlispis, bpis ban fert sr fomm,u
/ osrss $enbsr, ruiners Nt % Mls - ierlt % fremt
is isp.
90 psS $ielp al Satinol, Der ipntss at babe aien.
ollnost I'm nn9oOms &raft. sioros ban b.mmeIiae Norb..
rsoslier til YbiIips &irsiis til 8ontimmeutet, buOr ban.