davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1877-07-10

5Msrkst du''s white. sscs m''"a. AZ. onss M
es'.. W ss!5 I'd H:
H. a.! ; 's't ss '*'
I! :sd
sn:H *ass:s: ~ 81: Ss; S!;::ns:s." si:.!, iIs'!
k s.sss Ss s w. a,ms: h's.S! hss;
ssss:e1ss ss .sS 81 wv. .:s: 'sss sS
.. Rs'st11 s"E a..sx.s @ ?;t II s" sst @ eaqs
T. s;r IT, ~ Ws.sr r !. s.s: ss ;s% a. o ::
@ 's. ~"
.,s.,s 1sc.asArott'' 1nly u rlorr- Quiet and
n.sa a. s's "a CD, tx %... e. Corn arms
;s.S; @ ','' e. ,s.a
Sptctal f1i*patca :, 1"s 5::3Hnr.
vas n: S3ss' ;sts,
MI; ME.;'.: @ 's, sa .;;; ;,5s,s c.'sf,
'rmsa,s :sS .!ssE o.So sle, 'ss''' ~ ''''''
s, f sss sss :r:' ss: 81:
nosrnS. July p-FtouK-ytraty and 1tna.
,uhAss-Corn aulct but hrMt as3t1c. Oats IN.
PxnhA' July 8.-lftdnwtSEs-Dulis mics 10 hrs At
..... COTTON.
Ekw ionK JnIy e.-Cnrrox-Sct reccInts. n taIesl
Rro's 1a1, fntnrrA closed barely asealy. shcs 3tUn
bales. July. I'LL! st3 nac August. T. ioal1. lie; scp'
tGfnnEF. 11.1fCt GCfnfff. @7El11 43at NnyHfnHF.
t29l1 2uc December. II. IN si3 Joc; January. i3.41
&l1. &c; February, t3basl3.osc, March. i2.osta
12nAc.
NEW oaLEAHa, Jniy N.-CorrnH-1n fair femanft
sales 100 bAes Inv niddt!nK tUI1l0:Sc, middling.
Iix91lsSc. Enod 1nldlinR, It9dsei2c mtdatuR fair,
f:t1t2c; fAlt f2f3t7s4c, tt't nnchhngcds receipts,
net a1 Rr0a 83l exports 10 Liverpool 7O9 stock.
81, nj.
0AIvRuroH. july a&-Cor7os-1)ull m.AdllnR. ike,
net receipts. u bsles, salck III coz.twEse. i71.
CHAHLEsrOs, Ju1y8. 8.-CuTrux-uuet mild ling. 1fA
CLING, net receipts ha!cs; exports coastwisc, I'D.
SAVANNAH. Jaiy R.-Corros-Firm. ra.tAlng. tlfcs
net rocepta, 30 bales, saIes, q; cosstwf*c, 81.
MontLE. July 8.-COTrON-Enthlng doing; mfldltaRs
11Nct net Tcccipts, 40 bklcs; coaItwtat, t9o.
DRY GOODS.
New YoEx, July 0.-ltHatneM continues qn!oA III
rnost departments. Cotnn Eoo'ia hFrn unchanged
prices. 0raln.b1RS In fair demand and lEht supply,
rrtnts quiet. Cochcc0 dark prints opened ot 7c.
Wool 1anne,l IN good demand. Meas wear Of woolsns
tess active.
PETROLEUM.
CLE7ILANp. o.. July D,-rE1noLKuM-3larkct Nh.
changedi standard whlte. Ito test. lie.
, 1877-07-10
SPRINGFIELD ITEMS,

Hpktfdl Ultpd1cK 70 71s 1F4tNrt.
arntxo11EtB, H., July O.-Miss Ada Sweet,
Pension Agent, IL here. and Tho Springfield olTlee
will tomorrow make anal rcpnrt to the Dcpsst-
mcnt y
Tho State Auditor has taken measures to protect
policy holdcrs In s1linnIn Of the 1loyal CA,.adan
Insurance Company. All American policy .huTderl
IN tho Company aEc IMPLY secured BY tho deposits
In The GaYffal Ethtca. - - -
, 1877-07-10
A KlNK STRENGTHENED.

Special DtfoG3cA 10 1hf Tribune.
OnAHA. July q. Tho Nissonri River changed t.s
channel opposite this city yestorIay. cutting acroas
! ansfsow neck aboat 800 feet. This will probably
bc tho main channel for some time to come. Tho
channel around Long lend. ak mics In distance,
will very likely Hoon dry ur entirely. No ttnn1nro
OF any consequence II expected tn rcsr1t from this
cnt.oA, which has long been looked for.
, 1877-07-10


LoSnos, July 0.-Conso1a, money, and account
o. Il.1U.
United States nonds-'sas, 1855; 'G7s, 1oaA;
10.4os, losi new -, 1881:
New York Centfn!, Dl; EHe, on; preferred,
II; illinois Central. bhH.
PARIS, July e,-Rurtes, 1911 &c.
, 1877-07-10

ThacArgo market HAs fairly sctirs snd sssdy. About
30caEsues offered. aud nearly ln1f tue neet
sold to city and country buyers. recs stun WA Ia
vood demand 1t 37..s tor standard cafHoo< and inch
sold At ~ Ua 70 for common. o. 500 10 ID fur fair to
you'd, aad chuics vss quoted 1t &I2.obal3. Do. Lath
weso gnet u sl.2a aud shingles 1t q sa01. TO-
haIrs: Cargu Regulator. sron White Lake. 1a1 0n
II peca stun, Ut u cargo schr Maggie Thompson,
Marks 1rou, Ms,iscc, 100 II piecs stuR. Il g. 81
cargo T. n. o. Fidsnn. trum CasaTllIo :o5 u II arr
tutmon bo3f1A Il &a.23. ~.
, 1877-07-10
The Increase at San francisco il wholly attribute

Tho Increase at San Francisco fs wholly attribute
able to tho fact that tho ar,t half year not
p1ete. the Clearing. .11onss not having been estab
lshed till March 10, 1870. A similar explanation
Is due in the case Of Louisville, where the Clear
Ing .1Iouae was established in tho latter part OF
JanuarJ 1879, but part of l.ouavlf!os inereAse II
duo to very satisfactory growth In business, The
Raiu At New York 10 mainly due 10 speculative op-
cations; the large losses Ut Milwaukee and Chicago
nru attributed 10 the comparative failure Of tho
wheat crop and DISASTROUS tpctutat!on1 IN grain,
The gains At Kansas City, boston. aud number
OF commercial points shnw that there has beea
general Improvement In tho business Of commercA!
centres.
CHICAGO NATIONAL hanks.
comparison Of tho statements n1ade to tho
Comptroller Of tho Currency by tho Chicago Ma
tlonsl Hanks. giving their condition on Jnno e,
with tho statementA Of their condition juno 30,
1876. exhibits soma Important changes. The num-
bcs Of uanks Is ono less than then. This osHs have
decreased from SCI Goa, TO to 3.1, 052, 00&. or
g., 1sl, TO; cash means havo decreased from $14.-
1gl, U12 u Sill, et7.Dt There ID 4 decrease Of
morc than half million dollars Ia deposits, which
hare changed from 81, 714, OiJ 10 ST. ol9, 49,.
Tue most Important vaF1ion Is In capital and sur.
plus, which, account Of the local taxation, have
been re4!ncci py w. 4k, 0oo. They were $l2, en-
600, and are now g. 7}o 0oU. There has also been
lerscnlne Of s247, 200 In tho circulation. which In
June, 1871, was 81. G.E3, $40.
LAKE SHORE.
inc lnd'eatof anaJtes tne last statement Of The
I'ake shoFn TOAD. nnt declares That II shown the
road " be lHcsraoe OF paying adt7fdeHd ncxt Fob"
funf5. Inn ROAD . eafnln9 less ttan per cent per
snuum on i.a stock, and will Eeqaes var to make
np ia oanest ot Snoo, oVo. The VandeTo@'ta hold
tas mh)on'y OF Inc second mortgage oonds. ana
when inc foau cannot pay c1pea.ss ih'y VIII 10
ao'e 10 Psotee' themselves ~ foreclosure.
oo!kaSaka1 steIAtFlRe ON TUE NE" fo0K
The Nc" aoFx ssoek EXCHANGE soma time ago
Appo!h'ea con'u''''eo u tfame p'Aa " "hich ~
eoula aeas IN Government seeNf111es ~ does tha
Loaaon seoek EiehAagc' Ihe tnmmitsee has
keeom"enaea '"s su"Ptlohot tne DMs ana i&st osJs
81 eseo t'on,n 90 sst'"x ua1.' laeR sePoft
coh."n' e.pne't a,tse'sons ios tao tfaas&euon Of
0e'"''e 'esres" '"oso u~.s.
nAhk TAXATION IN MOBILE.
ThS personal properly Of the Peob1e'e Bavfu41
u.nt ia u,htis 4s,,nr. n..,< 81. N.,.st ,,.
1anA- Wv hooAo Ses'aS. nAhk4 tHo s&lonA Ioua'
niefStAl bank. and the Flint National fl6nk. all
, 1877-07-10
COMMERCIAL.

Too following wets tho receipts ind shipments
Of bs leading articles Of produce in this city during
the foStY.e,ght houn ending ut o'clock on
Monday mosn,nx. and for the corEcspoulIng ums
last year:
, 1877-07-10

WILMINGTON. Jnly 0,-sr1nrs TunrEyr1xk-QnIats
1'Ac.
FtrTaNuR0. Pa JH1y n.-rETEnLErM-Entrts Nrfn;
crude. eiu7k 1t Inrkc1's, rchncL l1c. philadelphia
dn1f1hrx -
, 1877-07-10

liuGs-}tcccved during sunday and Monday. r go
hes 1ho limited rsce!uta Favs sellers tho aIy aniasr
scl,ity n H. ao.nanI bus he wants q thy.r to
aavaaee q iou per i0 M ii 9ht and % Ii heavy sracs
nj ~ t5%4. u tnr runalnou 70 1l1h and
n u hFrn - @ '-
, 1877-07-10
Wlthanwn uoH, 4tora during Saturday for eli

Withdrawn toHa 4tota during Saturday for city
consumption ., s9 hu wheat, a,677 bu oats,
20 bu rye.
Tho following grain WA Inspected Into storo In
this city yesser,lsy morning: Is cars No. y
n. v. wheat, 6 cars No. spring, car No. .
do, cars rejected do, car 10 grade 60 whest}; !;
" cara aud 5000 bu high mixed corn, d
cars new do, II cars new mixed, lao caIs And
1000 bu No. . corn, l04 cars rejected do.
90 cars NO grade 1910 cofn)i u cars white oats,
2 cars No. 2 do, III cars rejected do t:,o oAts) !;
J cat No. 2 rye. car rejected do; cars Nc. 3
barley, u cars rejected do. Total t4:}7 ca1s),
LOO, coo baI Inspected ont: 10, 7o5 bu wheat.
81, EOS t1 corn. $50 bu Data, ], COO bu barley.
Tha inspection OF wheat Into stars for ous yeaF
ago wss 207 carloads, and 20r tso years svo.
The following statement shows tho distribution
Of the bseadstuns shipped from this city during
, 1877-07-10
: URT UOUU3.
Tbs New York journal ef Commerce hss the fol-
lowing in regard 10 tho situation:

lowing In regard 10 tho situation:
~ It. ay ss e. f B.
s.ss g ts,
& q, !Ssa: ;ss Ss i ri
r. etas sSs Z;
t:s III Ssa Is e.; rs; . & ~ Sa3s
s;,on5y 4! - skSx!aE sx,' = rrsaps
4ts 2 s,s Pt",.etgn fiH@ 'hs .Ta q sntI
sxs:.:,s on .SIa. "a pfSSoas ys.S
s:: :ss: ..ssf:
1a Ill .s III thx. g.: q 4
ptoapstous cYnI!ton thrre IL every 1ea4on Itgso
sS su es &c
;@Sna9siat1n ~ "ten viewed - eualIul une.tenth Vt
I.tss! g tss 4asea of :MRss
xh;h i .nss5 i1'iss ss6!e .ts sf;l!s i ZIG w
% s!sss y e no ri psr aanam: ktsss ~ % efo1ae
nsMsS lux q H y WIFI II attaa. ss taa.
:: s sss:s:;'
t sS9s sssu b., sss
199s ~ ueh TOW aI c9rsl!ing Production. ts exports
!h7a. amounted d 10 rAckasea Ia tho same suts
is1h ls1s !s5I suA MI inetrassd respectively
- ~ Aao. ~ ~ I'd tuh snl ~, I'm the lls srtnccs
snsoTiax much larger with It's c!o.e ot each ytaI
~ shst o1s y rahaHl ihs ths EEot!xstty
othsf asas4ns Ikigtug frtn, Whist sn knaw. w
anSNtr Hlth GnosA decided uesatise. aud uaeAa Ill
aEus fa! there y eyeIy Indication Of e1A40lpp
Mfp Ifth4hh !At runtnE te2k. 1hr EEaUkey All.
1a,ion u luck after te SUPPLY sud dtmand oi Wuut
shoxt this In tbs Improved uf iat szba u sUon
- It ~ AAsufe1 tsAt to Eastern would bu Cuu-
Anei ~ tho $50 Eouatrtas let~ern which Tue dLputa
began. Even tbs cation staps 9arrs esIdsncs VI 1
AtE41les aud hlX market fuT tu CIT thFex uattS,
slough ffqu tho 4ncsrt4lny xac!. eurrpunls Tbs
cFup stock. and wantt. 10 siJe ahJ tplulu
that Will last until It II printed.
GOODS HkCE1yED
At Chicago Customs July o: James H. Rico, 47a
boxes Of Kla4A; J. u. Darling, case OF books
John W. Wills, eases Of gelailns; Busey d Tyr,
roll. n pigs Of eatthcnwsro; Fowler Brothers, SOC
sacks Of sale. Amount eol!ecte1, ~, 2B2. 81
, 1877-07-10


.,-.. -, -, .,,....,.
.ne maue. Wa 1elel'cu na" 'sto.,e" "er.''' =,
nn" 'n"' 'Ae "'fse'oI7 "u't'' e'o"ap. ~ ;"
!" 'oe ane'nVon 'no n'fes."f' ns.'ne" :" t',s ~
'he Iaes'"h VI .nansnx wv 80" ne".s =,
mo,'1c, n.'.,a 49, s'...ns,.ss 49,. .t,.,.
Aoo ue ptopos4toa ~ .,', .s'". ..I,s ~ .,.a =.
noon = n"s'o oa'''s 'a' ne1'eo 'e'" Will "'-' ~
'uo.l'.'su
ine uau's ~ oass5 ss',. a'aSs wv s"ss
~ w" ~ "ans ~ ~. ~ ,,,.
ea*e ~ " -. .s o,.,a sas'
.,oa " nut VI soou. W. ~" ..1I,
s"v .." ~. s. p."... ~ ~,
w .1 uue ~. Wv "e~ .ia,. ,s.e
.sa .n ',-.a' WIZ an,.. ~ e,.",s
ss.. sne' "e'' 1"s"'' H'''' ""''"s ~ ~F~'-~
'..s, ~. as.,... .. ,.,,. s.,.1, 4.n.,, n,
H.,!". pa.".s 'spos. nv s.,ss. .sa ...t
p..s.oas " ~ " hatops' ". W" - Ell
n."' a' anu 'a' .suu ~ ~" tn.s ~, ns,a,..,
n".a s.." 80 =. ,s.,,.. ~
s.. oss t.n aessa''', s .s,,ns n"1 A''1' "
asrs" w.' sn"as.. D'.". w. :,
a., ~ ~. ~, .,saa, sa.,s.. 49,, rss,,. IN io,r,
.a,. ~ IN wt,vsmtsa ,honch, +, .avi.sht. r.
All ,heir r,tx wheat thc n,s.ke,s IN hoth ril,es
rr.tcnna undsr III. ogor,nc. Tha .h,nnornts fronn
chicago were fair. ana from Milvsukee larcc. be.
Inst 5': 600 ba had oeen received At St. Louis,
<
, 1877-07-10


LoxooS. Jusy 9.-LtNsREp OiL-1ss 3D.
Asrwznr. Juty B.-FkrnoLEuM-27s Cd.
AMERICAN CITIES.
Nkw fonK.
Fpeefaf Dtpateh tn 1As Tstbtns.
Sxw Toak. july 9.-GRAtN-sptinz wheat n1oder.
asey sought afer partly for sipmrnt on the basis Of
Saturdays closing quotations. hut held At further ad
r.nsea Of saa per cent rer. bu, thus i'm.
freely dealt In, especially now crop Southern
and Western. mainly for forward delivery and ID good
part for export At hovercr. irregular rFfccst yrrT
Weasern. August options, at SITS, do hrps reek In
August. Philadelphia delivery, shout 4M,oo
ba for 1hpment, At slao' uns.saed spriuk
:,'sy ssfss 's sso|es so , n.ss.sss ats euos!a st
At BID. and H. 72o1.73 asked. Corn moro sctve,
generally 1f9Ac rer bu higher, closing rulo hrnly
a. the Improvement, mixed Western unsraded, s74
0iHc. chiefly a. sle for sailing YeAso anl ss!sspka
for steamer Qnhlttts. to attaf for choice BIH
foEvcfJ chntcest sthlahm1cd yellow Tcsteru. 1.!sc.
lsyo Oh reattcted SCALE bat under 1rsa urgent offer
lngss prices Guutcd rather arer, Western quoted at
7o375c for sbaut fatr to rttrus No. Tie stock OF
grain In store At ths port to-day embraces 49, 0 bu
wheat SCH 6S bu corn. no. 8s hu rye. Oh 454 hu barley.
2l1,o11 a'u tnaik 121. t5s bu oats, And l7.doG ou
pesss aggregate Of grain In store, 4 ,t7 sea bu a.
against oo s77 ba last Monday and io ESQ July
TO- 1876
Fnt,omTs-Berth business eompatativcly tame. with
faea for ain by atea for British qnotad sona.
what Ateadcs. bnt otherwise wcakt ohartortnx mose.
n,rns fslr with rates quoted depressed, for Liver.
pool. enaaeemratsof IT. coo bu cnr1t At ~ per b.
wholly for ahtpmcut, and atloted ahate nrMcr. Aaes
Of lao bsIa At &t4.as3l4.ao, Western prtmA
ncfA e,3.to1iA.00 for brward dosy, Western ncaa
dull With July options quoted At tho closo At 3 Ina
t4.30, August, s1A 1ss@,+ao, September, si4.2oa
H.3o with fA,ea nf only 25o brta, August OPP
tton. At @14.15. Cut meats in moderately active
reaae't. and quoted arms mlid'ea Inactive.
moderate demand for eafIY delivery nj about
, 1877-07-10
THE HAND OF GOD.

Special DI*arseA 10 17s Tribune.
AMMAN, af1ch., Julv D.-.1amcs T.. Mcllcn, a
man for son,c ycass In tho local and State aurvlce
OF the Howe Eewinv. Machine Company, wns taken
down with apoplc1y horu to-day and IL now dylur.
, 1877-07-10

N1w Yorx, July D.-ltHainesa continues qn!oA IN
rnost departments. Cottnn rooil hrn At unchanged
prices. Grain bags IL fair demand and light supply,
rrtnts quiet. Cochcco dark prints opened at 7c.
Wool 1annrts IN Euod demand. MEMS OF woolsns
tets active.
, 1877-07-10
LIVE STOCK.

EATTLE-1trcelgcd during FnntlaJ md Monday,
lEnI bead. 1he scceirts. will l,o Rcen yery
amai, hut trade suffered drawback on that accDuA
theirs contdersbsc demand either from local
ouiA{la buycrs. lts:pufngtnR news from tho East
kept shippers out Of tho MARKET wAte tho hot weather
and tic fact that they were still prrtty ,fcrAtsy p
Piled with etbck purchased thd closing days OF last
week Ieaxcned the desnd fr tho local trada, tIa
mcsGre tho supply. not ill tho offerings
takrn Salra wGre ton fuw To Hiv6 any fair ides Of
fuli0HB
, 1877-07-10

CLETILAND. o.. July D,-rxInoLKrM-3farkct ii
clangtdi standard whlit. Ito test. 1ln.
, 1877-07-10

Extra snceves-t.rsded.teen Weighing /. 4s0
~ anil Al. 20 2sa1+
10 40 ...,.......... 8.7sRa
inE j. 10 70 1.as1 ns.:..:...........:::.. huka5
Ing !. .tE tn Di ns..........".......... J. 1864.
ltuiclleta' ktork k.roOF to co.ntnun stcrfs. and
common 10 tt0{eo c.lHA Tor city slaughter, .-
wrG!nN <sl u .lno oes:,.....:......::. 2.aost3.
70 oeu ~, 3.oo33
,uits md sca!awaR Observation-Disclosures. 1ooaa
TNKaS-fhfbu4h lr1f 1.:kt&3
Ef&1-IGf llQ OF fnatlYC&t Z 11lLh
, 1877-07-10
Mangcs i Avery, Of New York, wslte ~ iol.
lows In reference to wool during Juno.

The excitement and rsrta advance IN tho p,fco Of
Hsashse and ffsqucnt talns 10 Ohio, Michigan. and
MstoaMn ae,syFl shehr!nx week Gr too. ahl buyers
Who h31 tecn located tn every slnA town. well ~
FL larger scntrs II ht'r ssg5sns. e oLtaia clips
ct!r us been Aort. fArmera hk!a been Tres sellers
frun the sEsts hsanx we'll Eo4tcd IN REGARD ~ tbs ps.
nd accepted tbs beat uen made when theJ brought
they efpretAd, -"
Weattn operators. ignoring Eas.era quotations. bsyo
70 count the cttt ~! haze o2eiAtsi boldly, Astin9
u tasN % nSes thM f!s snrr!y w4ala saotd than
sserh narkct being iua!slusto to the large demand
hAra catted An nkctfd market, With aTahcing pEGss
during hs month"; Everything sVnlahIs has bcs1 freq
t4ktn at QHostullt 4al Transactions HAYS agKIrxl.
Cd much bAEHof tlzu u uAHA3 1t tAt4 &cA4uu.
, 1877-07-10

would come for~asi freely material r!te IN MO
tasons tn rresens sellers Of protnct from realizing
mertt higher na1res than arr now current
MksaroEk-Was quiet but hrmer. Advancing tfe rrr
ht and t1ostnR SC higher thnn saiur.ay. Falcs wrrn
reported Of 10 40 hrIl strr Aururt At aI3 9t1 sD
1.OO hr!s 4ecr September At Ga aa IT, 4O: and 80
bris. The market coted ead{ y t!s lal3 cMh Or
iss7sS srIer SeptcmiSf. Seller lie y.ss closed at
&i1,k7f+M11.h0. ....-
tta prime 10 1t u. .OnSt.33
l ?a,e e. aaraTeed ctf ro -
ate Inquiry fer Nhipment salfs we're reported Of 20
p7A: and $50 tes aeI1rr September At r. q. &sp.t
Totst go ter The msrtrt closed seaa! At - noa
and g t1*19;o3 sel1ef seR!emht1;; New ,.rd was
MxATs-sFcfs In rnoderatu den,.nd. and about ~
h'Rhes on hams And short rl white 0thqr cuts were
qnoted ID pert'2 n lover o she,tdes. s.ls, rsrs
1Nllts, 1shtxi 1ts do twnfrf, Keller August At 7:
~ hoxra long cteaes 1t d<c, 1 tca sreet pkich hams
, 1877-07-10
REAL ESTATE.

The following Instruments wofo Hled for rceor
Monday, July o:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-03-03

State of Louisiana-Fourth Judicial District
Court in and for the parish of Ascension.
Geddes, Shakespeare & Co., in Liquidation,
VS.. Felix Reynaud.
DY virtue of writ of seizure and sale to
LID me directed by the honorable the Fourth
judicial District Court, in and for the parish
of Ascension, in the above entitled and mum.
bered cause, dated the 10th day of Febru-
airy, A. ID. 1877, | have seized and. will offer
for sale at public auction, at the Court
House in the town of Donaldsonville, ON
Saturday, the 7th day of April. 1877,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
|. A certain TRACT OF LAND, with all
the buildings and improvements thereon,
and all the rights ways and advantages be-
longing, situated in the parish of Ascension,
in this State, ON the left bank of the Missis-
sippi river, about ten miles above Donald
sonville and four miles from said river,
andimeasuring seven arpents front on New
river, by fourteen aIpents in depth, bounded
above by property of Charles Aqnestrehem,
and below by the Catholic graveyard, and
in the rear by property of Hypolite Brand.
9. All the machinery, implements of hns-
bandry, two mules, one lot of corn, one
wagon, one cart body.
Terms and conditions-Cash.
p. A. JONES,
Sheriff
Parish of Ascension, February "a, 1877. ct
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-03-03
Sherif's Sale.

State of Louisiana-Fourth Judicial District
Court in and for the parish OF Ascension.
Widow ULCER Dugas vs.. No. 1881, Felix
Reynaud.
DY virtue of writ of fefi fdeias to me
-D directed by the honorable the Fourth
Judicial District Court in and for the parish
OF Ascension, in the above entitled and
numbered cause, dated the 5th day of Feb
ruary, A. d. 1877, l have seized and will
offer for sale at public auction at the Court
House in the town of Donaldsonville, on
Saturday, the 18th day of March. 1877,
at II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
l. A certain IMPROVEMENT ON PUB
Lie LAND, situated in the parish of Ascen-
sion, on the left bank of the Mississippi
river, at about five miles from the said river,
on New river, measuring seven arpents front
on both sides, by depth of fourteen ar
penis on each side of said New river, boun-
ded, that portion north of New river, above
by Comes Mire and Berlin Denoue, below
by John Marchand, and in the rear by Mar
celin Richard; that portion south of New
river bounded above by Charles Aquestre-
hem, below by Catholic graveyard, and in
the rear by Hypolite Braud together with
all the buildings and improvements thereon
situated
farming utensils, one lot of. blacksmith tools,
one wagon, one cart body, one boiler and
machinery, one lot of sugar kettles, and one
lot Of old iron and bricks.
Terms and conditions-Cas
p. A. JONES,
Sheriff.
Parish of Ascension, February "a, 1877. 3
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Extremes of Heat and Cold.

In climate subject to the sudden and
severe changes so frequent in ours, it is no
wonder that multitudes in every community
are afflicted with Catarrh, Bronchitis Rheu-
matism, Neuralgia, and such chronic all
ments. But if all who are thus suffering
were acquainted with reliable remedy for
such diseases, our valuable and uncertain
climate would lose half its terrors for those
delicate constitutions, or enfeebled
by disease. Such remedy has been dis
covered in the SEVEN SEALS OR GOLDEN
WONDER, which has been used with singular
success by thousands of sufferers from dis
eases produced by exposure, and sudden
changes in the atmosphere, and all others
that can be induced to try it, will assuredly
experience the same benefit. This purely
preparation is a certain cure for
pain and aches, external or internal, acute
or chronic, and as a pain destroyer is with
out single successful rival.
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Photographic Gallery.

DR.. J. Henry takes pleasure III announc-
ing to the public, that he has fitted up a
Photographic Gallery at No IL Lafourche
street, Donaldsonville. and is prepared to
execute every description of Photographic
work. l also keep constantly on hand all
kinds of picture frames anti Autograph
prints, which will be sold cheap. l will also
manufacture stencil name plates. in every
style, to order. A cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to come and examine my stock.
500 agents wanted to canvass and sell
in all parts OF the United States. For par
tculars address j. HENRY, 2. o. Box SO,
Donaldsonville, La.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SheriR'S Sale.
State of Louisiana, Parish Court,
Parish Of Ascension.
Numa MolIere, VS.. No. 526,
.IOhu Z. OuinhY.


John B. Quinby.
DY virtue of and in obedience to writ of
ID tferi facias, to me directed by the Hon.
the Parish Court in and for the parish of
Ascension, in the above entitled and num-
bered cause. dated the 3lst day of January,
A. D., 1877, | have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction, at the Courthouse,
in the Town of Donaldsonyille, ON
Saturday, the 18th day of March, 1877,
at ii o'clock, A. NJ,
All the right, title and interest of John B.
Quinby to an undivided share of the part
nership effects in the commercial partnership
subsisting between him and q. +. Moser
under the firm of Moser & Co., consisting in
Il brick yard situated On a batture lot be-
longing to the Catholic congregation, i'll
front of the Catholic Church in the town of
Donaldsonville, in the parish of Ascension,
containing about seventy thousand bricks,
thirty cords of wood, together with all the
buildings and improvements thereon at
tached The said share of John B. Quinby
in said partnership to be sold subject to the
payment of partnership debts.
Terms and conditions Cash.
Parish OF Ascension. this Bird day of March,
1877. p a. JONES,
st Sheriff.
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The rope walker and his wife, whose
presence in town we noted last week +,
gave exhibitions ON Saturday and
Sunday, reinforced by a third per-
former, who executed some difficult
feats upon the trapeze suspended from
the tight rope. The exhibitions of
these itinerant acrobats were quite
interesting and attracted a good many
spectators.
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As Judge Marks did not put in an
appearance on Wednesday and no
written order had been received by
the Sheriff relative to the adjournment
of the District Court, the December
term of that tribunal died a natural
death. We have seen private letter
from Judge Marks, dated at Wash
ington on the 23rd ult., in which lie
stated that he would remain at the
capital to witness the Inauguration of
President Hayes.
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A colored boy named More, aged
about eighteen years, broke his leg
one day last week, on the railroad
track near town. He was helping to
push small fat car and fell under
one of the wheels, which passed over
his leg, causing a fracture. The boy
received medical attendance and is
doing well.
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Haverly's celebrated New Orleans
Minstrels arrived here by the Lessie
Taylor yesterday morning and gave
q performance in the D. S. G.. B. Hall
at night to good house. This is a
first class minstrel trvupe-one of the
best in the United States-and their
entertainment delighted all who at
tended,