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The Osceola times., 1877-03-24

Az HISTORICAL. FACT Every agent wlo
ha- h,cn steadily selling he Improved > ~ Home
stoad sewing Machine for three year. owns his
dwelling house. ha, good account in Bank, H.
clear Of debt. and has money at Interest. The
natural consequence ui securing u good agency
fnr supciiai goods at the lowest prices rood
irst-cld-s sewing Maciin'. most u.ciul- reliable
ai all times, rasyt to und srstand and cnntrol the
-ilc aud aucs The samc work ~ uuy machi lrs
that scll ai Four Times the price. Ihrre isrp
maciiinc M ANY price better on that wi do fncr
or m,ro work. and ccrta nly none 50 low In prIee
hv many dpllars The Homestead (, widely
known aud used in thousands of families in the
Ea tern and Middle States. aud ,i,iiy becoming
rupG.ar iu tie West IL VII sayciis cost .rvcrd
timrs over iu one seas a, DONG ihr work OF iuc
fimily, or VII earn tlgr ar fNr dOlfr % day for
any man or woman Who sCws fpr living. u is
The strong, = machine mad. .s r,siy 40 all inps
10 do is work, makes the strugcst aud haest
stitch yet invented and is nllly ackuoN lodged G.,
The tandnId Family Scwiug Machine. pri'r
complete lur domestic USE ; ., del Yyrpi Hf tuur
door no matter how y mifc yon mlA rtalln
Business permanent and honomhle, wiNi more
certain and rapid salr-, and larger pro0fs ORC.
ANY other. EEtra1rdiuliy nhcril onvt u Idt
10 ,ocsl 90 uHyclrg agents where We have rHur
established, or, It there y no agent nclr SON.
send your order direct 90 D. factory. Autif,-.
John II kendtll 60 isl afoadwny. NY
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Local Column.
Special Notices.
MASONIC

A The regular stated meeting or osceola
~ Y. A. chapter, No. 81. il on the
EA Thursday mkt before each full
mon. viz; Jan 2 Feb. q. March
- Amil ~, MAY -. june 81.
July 10, Augu.t H., September =, October .,
November y, Deccml,dr 20.
full att''n, ancr OF the numbers i at AL lines
earne-tly requested.
All =. \ Masons in good standing are inv
ted to attend.
By order of c l. MOORE, II. 4 -
j W. CLAPP, Secretary.
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Jus. 2eosived.
A nice and choice assortment Of
elegant house furniture, cheap, at
G. R. Brckey 4 Bro.

The Star of Hope has been en-
arged an evidence of successful man
agement on the part Of brother Hob
son. Hereafter, no doubt, he will be
found on the list of the fat mems club.
Mr.. IIobson is an able writer, gets up
good paper, and we congratulate him
on his success. May he quit wranging
as to what town in Arkansas has the
prettiest girls, take his (llobson s)
choice, settle down, live long and con.
tnue TO prosper.
Next Wednesday, Mr.. George
O'Grissek delivers a Lecture before
the Dramstics. His theme being 'Art.'
The following week, Sheridans act
comedy, The Rivals " will be rem
dered.
Madam Oc,avia Walton LeVert
is dead. But few confederate soldier,
who visited, or were Stationed at Mo
bile, Alabama. during the war, will
fail TO remember this hospitable mat.
ron, and, her then charg ,sr % iseoAter,
o. % ss, sloA e. =
Oeif t.s'eoe 10 ~ S.aAl~awso b
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To Consunptives.

The advertiser having been permanently cured
u that dread di',asr, Consumption ny s.mp e
remedy l. anxious H. m Ike known tn his fellow
sufferers the means of care 10 all WIN desire
it, he VIII sen c'py Of the prescription used.
tiire Of chptrsri with the directions FOR prgpar-
lag and using the same, which they will fnd a
sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, bronchitis.
etc. Parties wishing the prescription will
please address Rev +. \ WILSON.
lgi Penn St. Williamsburg New YORK
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Finlples.

Iwill mail tFrccl the recipe fnr preparing
~imiIr NrgefRblr iinlm, that viii retBovo Tan,
tre"klrs, PimpitS aud hlolches, leaving the
..sin soft, clear and beaGului;a 50 Instructions
tut producing luXurIani growth q hair on
bali hea or smootii'nce ddrtSs Ben Van
def n Co, Box 5i2l. No 5 " oostcr st, y y
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Laws Governing Subscribers.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,

STATE OffCEIls.
Governor W. II. Miller.
secy Of state-B. Il Bcay,rs.
Auditor-John CmwiuId.
Tr, asurcr A J. Churchill.
ATTY Gen'l-W. . henderson.
Com. state Laudr--J. y ,ullthce.
Chanccor-J Il. ELkin.
Chancrry Cicrk-A t. Witt
Chief Ju-ticc-E. H. English.
Associate Justices N,n. VI. ililr!son an"
David Malker
COngres,man 1t Dlstilct-l Z. 6ause'
JUDICIARY.
Second Clrcmt-Cnrutic- of Mississippi Cfoss
Jriticnden. Pointselt Craishcad, Greene, ,ial :
ton and Randolph
Circuit Judge-L. J.. Mack.
Pros Att'y-J h Riddick.
LEGISLATIVE
29th District-CO1ntcs OF Mi5slS,ipI !, sIohroh
POintsett and Cralghcad.
state >rnht0r-B. Harris
representative. ii W liams.
COUNTY OFFICER
County JGlge- Chas Bowen.
>hci nj B Driver.
cunt, q rk-.I. h. -. Hale.
Treasurer-J. l. Driver.
hurseyor--Jus AL.hOny.
A-S,ssuT--D Dickson.
r1roncr-A W Lucas.
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Errors cf Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered Tor years
"a fium Nervous ncbi its. irema-
tar. Decay. aud ri the ca,' 3 Of youthfnl indl--
cretiuff viii. fr TIE sake oi suftring human
itv. send tree 10 all who need il the recipe and
direction for max ne The simple remedy by
which he was cured, sufferers wishing ~ profit
by the advertisers experience can 80 - by ad-
dressing ia perfect confidence.
JOHN Il. OGDEN ~ Cedar St, n. Y
s0-6m
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OUR CLUBBING LIST.


We call the attention Of the pub
lie to the following list of publica-
tons that we are clubbing our pa
per with, and at greatly reduced
rates;
The Little Rock Weekly Gazette,
price 81, and the Osceo!a Times,
'one year ior So so.
The American Agriculturist, ST..
80, and the Osceola Times, one
year ~ ss25
The Scientific American, price
So 80, and the Osccola Times, one
year TOR S4,75.
The Saturday Evening Post, 81,
and the Osceola Times, one year
for 1925.
Oemorcsts Illustrated Monthly
Magazine, with a fine premium 50,
aud the Osceola Times, one year
for Si,o0. Every Lady should
have 1t.
70 those who are already sub
scribcrs to the Times, we Will send
the Saturday Evening Post on re;
ceipi OF sl,75,
Now is your chance to secure
reading matter cheap Send aIong
your orders, friends.
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ihe stated communications OF Osce0la Lodge
NJ. q +. & \. NJ, will be- tld the saturdays
on or acxt before, each fall moon. VIZ Jan.
q. Feb, "a. March a.. April a. May 90, June
3, July q, Aug. Is, SEPT ~, oct Y, Nov. ~,
Dec p
St John the EvaugclisD
The VI ubcrs are ordered to attend In accord
anc with the By Laws
All Master Masons In good Standing are cordi-
ally invited to- attend. by order of
john MATTHEWS, W NJ.
o BLACKVo9p. Scc'y
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Home Again.

DIR. F. l.. James, after an absence Of
several weeks, has returned 70 Osceola,
and will be found at all hours of the
day and night at his office. 324 8.
The Yaller Dorgs,' wards of
the state. kept up an inlerral row about
town last night. We suppose they
were holding either mutual admiration
meeting, or. bowling vote of thanks
to their protectors, the l mill men of
Arkansas.
Choice Family Flour, from the
-" Briekey Mills" constantly kept on
hand at q. R. Brickey 4 Bro.
Our townsman, ID. c. Heistand,
goes to Biz Lake and Buffalo Island,
for the Summer. We hope our good
people, in that section will exte~d him
a hand of welcome.
IA crazy man was brough; up from
Frenohman's Bayou during the week,
and placed in Jail for security. As We
could not learn his name, we are una
bic to determine whether he was one
the select who gourmandized on south
down, and INDUCED in pcnitentiary
champagne lately, in Little Rock, or
only an ordinary tramp = c.NpsA
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urng the.year ie11. the kANsA- lff, Iidrr
viii ma,e the following nis.ribalious 1t auG.
bic rcmilm among >ub. criher- yiz;
April md, ,01 Premiums Nalu, <fOo
July end, 3J gyN
Octob'f lst. 400 " 4,GJi
Deer 3lsi. 5n d" 1903
lI,m;ums range Fl m ono polar to -iN in
va nc Every suiscfih al regular Tltes g'is
u ticket i.p15 Tor sil / oar l.is,i ,u.iou-
The TniEs is published aily. lfi-N ukly aud
Weekly, and is the Great cWspaper of the MIS-
-uWi Valley. II is well worth the subscription
price, hat every subscriber also has chance to
OBTAIN handsome premium worth from one dol
lar Co $500, la addition 10 getting the ui,irr
send forfpecimen copies. premium Lists and
all particulars which win be sent r'ce,
Audress, 1iIk TIMES.
Kansas City, No.
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Rental Notice.
Renta Reduced hwe1 nown.

-av' several lqf.rs1 lr.ai rr eoIt.u sul
tnru illa- tI1rnt lof aU fHI, ~ u1t.U .I
90 near 'lrfrti.au Bayou. ..I--I lr.'e..f..t
Nrk. For fNuND W'u.uafiHu EipiF Ie Hat Hu
dcrsi-h,ll a. ii r.sil,lc, 600 -..l us' roo, ni UI
lcttcrto us d. q N.siE-,
Goldru'- Lake. Miss. co., ARK.
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ClUHtu r!gEtgDlN.
THE METHuOI-T EPISCOPAL IlURCll
SOUTH REGULAR AplOl ,TMENTs FOR
TIE usI kpLA CiN TIT.
O-ce First pml fourth SundaNs
Mil Bayou and Williams school liou. See
ond sunday.
Csr-on's I.3tf and sandy Bayou-Ihirl sun
dHy.
stoncwSa iih suntay,
A. ~ PETTEi Pc
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Wanted

Accepting the situation, and not
wishing to change cur avooation, we
would in exchange for our press and ma
terial, take blacksmith shop, suili.
cicntly chiuked Up to stick up notices
on, ana rocmy enough to afford loafng
space for the next batch Of aspirants to
legislative honors. Call early. Mem.
bers of the last Legislature need not
apply.
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General Items.

Blanks.
Posters.
Bill Heads.
Letter Heads.
, And any other printing that you
may need, 'one win neatness and dis
patch at this oili,e.
-T'isnt cold, but devlish fresh.
The stores are all chuck full of
bran new goods.
V-Now Spring has surely come-the
ha7e-footed urohin with his great toe
done up in rag, his beeh seen.
Get Uncle Bob TO relate his expe-
rience, and the effect Of blue glass ba,hs
as cure for rheumatism.
=" Can't ye gin ne a paper ter
read in" has very familiar sound 90
the country editor in Arkansas.
80 Peach trees, like young ladies in
then sixteenth year, ore JUS n their
bloom a good crop is expected.
Cook Stoves Cook Stoves. way
down, for cash, at
Gl, Dricksy & Bro.
Now is the ume, Hben you are
reo aes 30 DO n,,hieg, % say tha-
Spring fever is vaa,s he matter wift
you.
Fishing is IN order W.,h the boy:
--they may be seen with checks pulled
out with worms for bait, vending then
way toward the lakes and bayous.
Spring ard Summer style of ladies
Hats-elegaut, fashionable and artistic,
at G. II. Brickey & Bro.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-02-17
Closing Bayou Lafourche.
Louisiana Sugar-Bowl.l

Citizens of the Lafourche parishes
are at present considerably exercised
over the proposition to place IL lock
at the head of Bayou Lafourche, and
we think they have just cause to be
indignant. A lock there virtually
means levee, for very soon bar
would be formed which would close
the bayou altogether. We see that
the State Levee Board have made the
proposition, aud it is charged that DR..
Darrall is engaged in efforts to secure
the necessary Congressional legislation
to authorize it. If so, he is lending
himself to an ignoble work-in fact,
an unconstitutional one, for navigable
streams can not be legally closed.
The only reason given by the ad-
vOcates for closing the Lafourche is
that it will avoid the expense of keep
ing up the levees to prevent overflow.
That is Il poor excuse indeed, for, if
relieved of the levee tax, the people
are more than willing to do the neces-
sary leyeeing themselves-in fact,
they do it any sCGy, and still pay this
tax.
TO close the Lafourche, preventing
the shipment of produce by steamers,
would place the whole population
completely at the mercy of Mr.. Nor
gan, whose charges would then be
greatly increased it is not un-
reasonably suspected that the whole
scheme is for his individual benefit.
The LafOurche is one of the natural
outlets of the Mississippi, and to close
it will be as much a wrong to the peo-
pie residing below DenaldsOnville, by
increasing the pressure against their
levees, as to the people residing along
the stream proposed to be barred.
We do not believe, however, chat there
is any great danger of a measure so
wrong and unlawful being carried out.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-02-17
Foreign.

The English Parliament met on the
9Th.
British steamer Bilboa wrecked;
nineteen lives lost.
An explosion in Foss eolliery, near
Bolton, England, killed ten.
The cotton crop of India has been
damaged by excessive rains.
Peace reigns in all the South Amer
ican countries, for wonder.
Smallpox prevails at Sydney COM
municated by vessels from Chill and
China.
The King of Spain has signed de-
cree dissolving the Senate and order
ing fresh elections.
Midhat Pasha, Turkish Grand VIZ
ier, has been deposed and ordered to
leave Constantinople.
The steamer Ambassador and Amer
lean ship Geo. f. Manson collided off
Goa, India, sinking the former.
The Hungarian ministry resigned,
i'll consequence of inability to settle
the bank question with Austria.
DR.. Pronck, spiritualist, was sem
fenced to three months imprisonme
under the yagrant act, at London.
The Chinese government absolutely
refuses to sanction further employ
ment of Chinese laborers in Spanish
colonies.
The differences between the Basqne
provinces and the Spanish government
are about to be adjusted on an ami
cable basis.
A gnnpowder explosion is reported
to have occurred at Adhemabed. In
dia, by which fifty persons were killed
and one Thousand wounded.
Fifty thousand workmen in the silk
manufactures of Lyons are thrown
ont Of employment by an advance Of
eighty per cent. i'll the price of raw
silk.
The chief of the St. Petersburg Press
Bureau has been dismissed, 10y order
of tie Car, for permitting jonrnals 10
use Language detrimental to peace and
concord with friendly governments.
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DoNALDsoNy1ILE, LA, SATURDAY FEBRUARY IT, 1877

responses of members of Congress to
the Presidents message touching the
matter of specie payments, it is not
believed that any action will be taken
by the present Congress. The fact il
that members at both ends of the Cap
itol have become so demOralized by
the uncertainties of the situation, SO
worn out by their violent alterations
from the highest crag of exultation to
the deepest abyss of detection, that
there is marked disinclination to
take hold of new enterprises. They
can barely be trusted to get through
the work already in hand. 1t is sup
posed that very determined effort is
about ready TO be made in behalf of
the Southern Pacific Railroad, and the
energetic lobby here on the ground,
watching a favorable state of exhaus-
tion of our law makers before making
an onset, are always on the alert and
in readiness to strike at the word of
command. The bill obliging the Cen
tral Pacific and Union Pacific to cre-
ate sinking funds for the reimburse
ment of the Government for aid fur
nislled them in their construction, was
again up yesterday, but went out of
sight before any perceptible advance
was made. Mr.. Eads has been wor-
rying Congress for some days by his
opportunities; he claims TO have full
filed every condition precedent to
the payment of the first INSTALL
ment of $500, 600, and am not aware
tliaE there was any doubt upon that
point. The Secretary of War drew
a warrant for the amount claimed on
the 18th ult. and the Senate Commit
tee has since reported that the law
has been fully complied with, he hav-
ing secured the specific width aud
depth of channel at the mouth of the
Mississippi river, and he was entitled
to the money, Strangers are gradu-
ally appearing, filling up the vacant
rooms at the hotels and boarding
houses WHICH were swept and gar
nished months ago and have been
waiting for them ever since. Of course
there are some !office-seekers among
them, SEINE gentlemen of leisure, some
pick pockets, some gamblers and rep
of various other indus
tries, all come, and more coming to
assist at the inauguration of-Hayes |
let Us hope. Still there are some |
among his supporters who would not
be greatly surprised if it should prove
to be Tilden. SENTINEL.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-02-17
Weekly News Summary.
Domestic.

Senator Gordon is in poor health.
+ Secretary Morrill, has typhoid pneu-
monia.
John Fahey, New Orleans draw
man, had both his legs broken.
Patrick Sheahon fell in canal at
Augusta, Ga +, and was drowned.
A bill providing for State conven-
ton passed the Georgia Legislature.
The steamer Boston struck a tow
boat at Sciotoville, O., aud sunk. No
lives lost.
Col. John O'Mahoney, the Fenian
leader, is dead. His body has been
sent to Ireland.
Three miners were killed and ono
injured by the cayiug of II mine near
Allentown, Pa.
Thirty three illicit distilleries were
destroyed and eighty arrests made in
northern Georgia
Rear Admirals James Alden, Theo-
dorus Bailey and Charles Wilkes, u.
S. Navy, are dead.
The Tennessee Legislature passed
resolution suspending payment of
interest on State bonds.
Mitchell Blair had his throat cut
by Samuel Stuart in Grantsville, Ca,
and died. Both colored.
Nose Sullivan, colored constable.
was shot and killed in Hamburg, Ca.
by Edward Ivy, colored.
A mail bag containing about $685.
600 in drafts and checks was robbed
between Newport, KY, and Cincinnati.
The steamer Bavaria, from New
Orleans to Liverpool, burned ah sea.
The clew and passengers were all
saved.
Apaehes killed ten whites in SEN
orita Valley, Arizona, on the 4th.
The Governor applies for authority to
use volunteers.
Dennis Irwin was arrested in New
Orleans, charged with having caused
the death of his wife by kicking her
in the stomach.
The finding of fragments of dead
bodies confirms the reported loss of
the steamship George Washington
with all on board.
> Francis Edmonds, who was shot on
the 23rd ult., in New Orleans, by ex-
policeman Bowser, died from the eff
fects of his wounds.
Richard Taylor. cashier of the Ma
tional Bank of Franklin, Ind, is short
Of 100000. Taylor abseonded and
the bank suspended.s4sar
A little daughter of VIM. Mucles.
while burning leaves in yard in
South Memphis, Tenn, set her cloth
ing on fire and burned to death.
Martin E. Murphy's planning mill.
New York, nearly destroyed, and
Donnell's lumber yard and Green's
Hour store were damaged by fire;
loss $4,000.
Alfred Taylor, VIM. Buckley, alais
Murphy, james Jones and Vincent
Woods, all colored, were arrested in
o., charged with dealing
n counterfeit money.
Jack Allen, negro, for whose ar
est a reward of $500 was offered by
he Charleston, S. G., authorities,
some time ago, he having murdered a
nan there, was arrested at New York
IN Il charge OF larceny.
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~ Thibodaux SeMiael, Feb. 10
Young Barrois of Lockport, being il
IL hurry to light ii fire, poured coal oi
out of a can on the wood. Result
ssn exploded can and man badly
burned from head to foot.
sF Lake Charles Echo, Feb. g.
Our Sheriff, A. L. Reid, pursued and
arrested at Vermilionville on the 9th
ult., and lodged iniail here a negro
named Jack Brown, who murdered
Green Burnett, white, in Pamela coun-
,ty, Texas, about ten weeks ago.
w Baton Rouge .ddrocae,: We
learn colored girl aged about four
teen years, residing on Mr.. Trepag-
nier's plantation in West Baton Rouge,
while carelessly handling pistol ac-
cidentally discharged the weapon, the
contents lodging in her left breast,
causing death almost instantly.
To Attakapas Register, Feb, 10:
Water from the Mississippi river has
made its appearance i'll the bay at
this place, and considerable drift from
the swamps is floating towards the
Gulf. The bay is pretty high, but an
overflow is not probable for some time
yet, if it comes at all.
B Marksyille Bulletin, Feb. 10:
Fifteen hundred hogsheads of sugar
is not an ver-estimate of the crop in
this parish this year. This is quite a
respectable showing for this section of
the State, and we are satisfied that in
few years we will reach the thou
sands. This year we hear of several
planters who abandon cotton raising
and are gning into tue cultivation of
sugar.
g Iberville South, Feb. 10: The
work on the levee in front of the town
is progressing finely; it is now about
two thirds done. Another week of
fine weather aud it will he completed.
---- The fine weather of this week has
inspired our planters with new ener-
gy. All kinds of farm work is going
on and the prospects for a fine crop,
are good. We have not heard amy
complaints about seed cane, but on
the contrary, we have heard that both
plant and stubble are good.
~ Lafourche Union, Feb. 10. Our
parish Jail has been unoccupied since
the installation of the Republican
Sheriff. This speaks well for our
community, and we trust evil-doers
will become scarce in this vicinity, -
GU Thursday night our proprietor,
Mr.. L. Langman, had stroke of par
alysis, but we are happy to announce
that az this writing he is out of dan
ger, aud his physician informs us that
within few weeks he will be him.
self again. Our kind friend has been
rather unfortunate this winter, hav-
ing but short while since recovered
from an attack of pneumonia.
Eg Clinton Pat-Dem., Feb. 10:
We are panied to learn that Mr.. John
w. Viers, residing just across the
Amite river, near Williams bridge,
had bis dwelling house, kitchen,
and servants room, all
of which were connected with the |
main building, destroyed by fire about !
nine o'clock on Monday night last.
The loss to our friend is over $1,000. |
How the fire originated, whether the
work of an incendiary or not, Mr..
Viers is not able to say. The ut
most harmony exists between the two
races in this parish. The colored peo-
pie are now orderly, polite and in
and the white people are
doing all in their power to assist them
and render them prosperous and hap
py. I
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-02-17
AGENTS FOR THE CHIEF.

VIM. G.. Wilkinson, Donaldsonville, La.
Or. john Dominique, DOminique's Landing
j. B. Hebert, New River.
Alex. Meyers. Manchac and Port Vincent.
R. H. Bloomfield, Bayou Goula La.
j. Curtis Waldo, New Orleans, La.
Geo. z. Rowe9l & Co., New York.
Rowell g. Chesnan. st. Louis, Missouri.
&C. A. Cook 81 Co., Chicago Illinois.
Bates. & Locke, New York.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-02-17

We claim st. Mary as the sugar
bowl parish of the State. Last year
she made nineteen thousand six hun
dred and fifty hngsheads of sugar. In
the other Attakapas parishes, Lafay-
cite made 100 hogsheads; Vermilion,
s4a j, st. Martin, 23O7 Iberia, $40.
1t will be observed that st. Mary
planters made over double the number
of hogsheads of sugar Of all the other
Attakapas parishes combined. And
we may as well state that thousands
of acres of her best lands were not
cultivated at all.-Attakapas Register.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-02-17

The deficiency in the Farmers and
Mechanics National Bank, Hartford,
CT, is estimated at half million
dollars. The stability of the bank is
not endangered.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-02-17

Transient advertisements 81 90 persquare
first insertion; each subsequent insertion,
IS cents.
All official notices 81 90 per square each
publication.
Editorial notiees-in local columns, 20
cents per line.
Brief communications upon subjects of
public interest solicited.
No attention paid to anonymous letters.
The editor is not responsible for the views
of correspondents.
Address: CHIEF. Donaldsonvi1Ie. La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-02-17

Adam Ebglart stabbed and danger
ously wounded Edward Levy, in New
Orleans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-02-17
9malOsonbilIe Gbief.
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