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INDIA,
INDIA,
CONDITION or N,0U1 Or aoCla-A LITTLE
PROGRESS MAKING UNDER SR3TtsU AsAiSf.

PROGRESS MAKING UNDER SRtTt4H AsAjSF.
ASCE,
loadon 8aturdaY Aesttse, oet. e.
Ths annual survey Of tho condtticn OF India
haa tuat been published for the rear 1851,
This may be fairly taken - an average rear,
neither too bad nor too good; and It Is there.
fore tolerably safe 10 reason from the facta
which It furnishes. There was no great cslaull.
ty, the chief temporary anxiety which the Cor
erpunent had to fPcs having been cau8ed By the
sudden drop iu the valus VI silver. The visit
Of tho Priuce Of Wales produced III excellent
political effect, and In some small degrees may
have stimulaleI suen u do moro 1nl speud
, 1877-11-09
IONA

THE SEVENTEENTH GENERAL AssRMnLT.
Spsetal CorrfWonasnss Of TAs Tribune.
DEs MONIES, H., Soy. f.-followtnG is list
Of members Of tue Seventeenth General Assct1,'
bly, which will cunycue the second Monday In
January next:
, 1877-11-09
WISCONSIN,.
I1TE9T HETtfttMA.

EDtct1f {Nsuusrs 10 1Ae ChfctI1o Tribune.
MADISON, Wis, Nov. .8,-Cnreiul estimates by
careful politicians of The returns received n1l-
cute that tic Republican majority will not bc
less than G.u00 Mr. lsublee, Chairman, thinks It
viii be 6,00l, aul should the rrt,lrns 10 conc.!n
be ~ favorable ns they havc the majority will
reach lD,000. Tl,cae figures aru for all the State
ticket except Whitford, Superintendent of r4t-
lie instruction. who is behind thr balance vi thu
ticket Of, account ot local differences, but bis
election is conceded by tho Democrats.
The Senate Is estimated to stanl II ffepubfic-
ans to /. Democrats. The Assembly IL still
somcw1,at In doubt. Solar the Republicans are
sure OF ", tue Democrats 81. the Hrccnbarkcrs
l. Socialists !, with - 10 hear fran. af. 1sub'cc
Is quite sure of 9, or y Republicans IRON tAis
number, md as only II nre required to
uiakc Republican maturity. t4e.e Is no doubt
ns to thr rpnlsul Vt tho House.
UI the four tsTcenhackcgs thrce nrc Repub-
lieaik. fhr Republicans here frcI very hapry
over tue result Ut tue election: t!lU old nen,-
ecratG SECRETLY orc hot surry. Is they feel
that tllcr purity icalers sold tllrHl out at Fond
llu Lac.
wALwoRTH COUNTY.
Rnfrta9 h3ptush :" fne f1tc1Vn !r4aas::
GENEVA LAKE. Via. Nov. 5.-Df. @. H. Eety-
nnds, fcnrlhca1I, 0f tlIis place, ia elected Stale
Senator Ily ~ least t,!Dl maturity. j. II. Al
3rtct, Republican, Is clec&cu tn the Assembly
frot,, tho First District. The Wtscousiu Lcgls.
lature will surely be Republican.
, 1877-11-09
THE WEATHER.

WAsnlsoros, u. c., Nov. 81 a. m.-For The
Upper Lake region. Upser Mississippi uu.&
Lover Missouri ValleYs. cloudy weather. with
ureas VI light rain ur SNOW, followed by cleas-
luz weather, colder norllicrly winds, and rising
barometer, followed ut tho Narth mud West
stations by falling barometer mud warmer.
8outhcrly wilMls.
Luu4L on4EEvATi0Xs.
, 1877-11-09
PHILLIPS IN DEFENSE or SUMNER.

apss3aI Eaf0attA q 9AS LAIcs4Q" Tribune.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. B.--Wcuniell l'hIlltps
lcrttlresl hrre tonight on "CharIea Sumner"
The only untahls punt Ut his address was hts
emphatic defense Of Sumner against tho charge
o[ falschool made by Gcn. Grant. lle was
careful. however, to say hothislg offensive about
, 1877-11-09

rHlLApxl.ritIA, lA., Hny. S.-Wentr!l Phillips
lretu4rd ttrni.lt hcforc large audience, AMI
a.iswsrcA Mr. EIsl's rcpy 4, hts cl.atgea u.atust
lien. tiraut reiat!yc tu thr GeleraEs renarks uyl
culuSlzcA Sumner. combating tho allegations
Vi hi tSun!'icE's) lprompetttvy Or taEtitnrss,
a.l asserting thai The rcasuu VI iiI1 sc,nuyal from
The senate Foreign lsclatlous Colnnlltieu was
On account of Ills autaxoulsll ot the proposed
Phillips, "s.ll illat FISH urged HIN to 70 iu
l,,n'n as UnIteI States a!t.tlsier. utse1.i hsu..
ArI sroll t!,e Seuatc. aln3 !r& Sui uoulUsu rass.
Fur thk suuluer subukel him, ull,l eyer utter
wards their relations were Ix,ul allu L!lxtaut.
Alter. this tectuEe Phillips WIS warmly cs,r.-
gratulat~i BY 4 number Of prominent anti.
klaycry fNople.n
, 1877-11-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Use " Mrs. WlnAl"w's SOOTHING Syrup" for
slaHthtrs WIN VIA ter XIII tegGIs.s. H. *ao
, 1877-11-09

a.. Norman n. Haibrook. ........ lows.
37....Iml ". I}rwccte........ ..Ja*pcr.
as ...Jerry il. thin: :.............. .rn!k.
~ {lsrrnse G!,,.'t !. wil.Sn'... 49,. .r"'k:
4o... 1homas Scely 1'~.:.. '.. .Gnhri,,
A.. u. H. Lyman. ........ -. !iarsi.on.
~. E'oFgt ". t5oott..... So. i."ne.
49,. Frank Curtis ...... Story.
49,. .Joht, y. farkcr.... MARSHALL.
~. !lnnlsl!ri daHnn ...........T Tnma.
7o.... =. - sionhsnn' s..... ...... NeHlon.
a. nonn :,,,i, Mett.astney. ..'..... I'sntons
77...." .!ilam Gfs:.: ..'.'... Linn.
a. s,,as % H. ynfan ,unssa' 80. .'.' iane. lam;
i0....yohn 4. Toung...... ....Ciinton.
m T.. A 4: uafdnrf. a ..'...''..'. Cltntnn.
rhiiin II. Tra,t..u. ~ ~ .inessnn
6l... Ft<d U HonntN. N............., llnbiqnc.
Eli. ~; - sHi H.. imthnane'
IL, ), .josenh f:hanlo.,l,.. ........ .ijsiarsre
~. -! ohm Calvin. -. ...".... buchanan.
i.tsr'in,, ;;,x Haze it.,sk
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sn..'.!nmes IT, tlo!ton..... 80. WondoafJ'
tu... AHin y. hacY :.-......,' Lntief.
e.. l!cnry nekci: :.......... ....ra,ette.
o''' Isrsna.r iss,.Sur,, t.,"!tnn
81 ...lsenjamim 1sa.e!tn. -. Ailsmakec.
G'.. Henry q. ..aktf. .'.....'.', ,M'!'nncshltk
m charles r. ittnwn " " tinwa,d
IL. William II, resrtu........... .f:lckarnw.
" -. John Inmtnan'. Mlech.,!.
M. .tifln u. Lyon. :.........".fln.d.
.1'. tsis1, aam asteo'''.' ,5thnash'
II no,a",, ."sna s..,.
II s,,,.ndo H. Manntn. 49, rsrrn;j ''''~'
X ',.inhp 4, IIstinek. ...s.,,. .1uduboo.
rs, ,tharlea McAll,stef, f,,........i:IaY
sT... j. i. Hiiton..,. .....,. ...Kossuth.
IT'D. G. "aker... .........-..W"rth;
7h...,Infln u. King. .-...--.-...FFnhkltn. L.
Ktpnbf'raHe In roman, Il: petuocraa tn ltalic,
"a: tf.raf~c*Ffs ~ *mx'l caps, <: total: lO0.
Hepnhllrau ns]ostlJ on lHsHt esilht. W.
Tile tfnn. John !. HtGnc, Of Mills County,
s,,A1,'t'N. 80 ~ - .I.S.,,.ps .s"I'"
,1F ~ ,ae oe.e4. ~ nH s.''A's s"a'es' Will 'o"h
u. 0caF At the last fchson.
The Granger element Will hare little Of no
renreseutation.
.r.rv v,u.ur-.
r'.". -
IN the LIST nay !" t'ctopcf' 1s7. Lie balance"
sheet of Stat. Treasurer Bemis showed the
following tn the Treasury:
Agricultural cultere Endowm.nt
fund sos. 100 oo
Coupon Fund ...,.,.,, 1i3 Il,
swamp Land Fund ........,........... &, 3o;, na
State Rerenuo. ........"......"."... 25.L1
-, --,. -,
SEA1 .'W
, 1877-11-09

N1Arntp, Nov. 8.-Thc Cortcs IA ~ bc col
yokel for january, tn approve of King Alfonso
marriage to tho psiptcss Nulfa s1erccdc
daughter Of tho Due dc MontrcnsIer, wl,iri,
to take place On thr :ats,l of tl1at mouth. II
1.,wer House Ia expected to unanimously vote
subsidy,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26
f. HALL,
News Agent
I a IL L. o

On Donaldsonville G New Orleans Train.
wiz execute commissions, deliver or pro-
cure letters or packages in any part of the
city, at rates to suit patrons PrOmptness
apd satisfaction guaranteed Letters en-
trusted to my care must, if sealed. he placed
IN government stamped envelopes. Orders
LETT at Wilkinson's News Depot will meet
with Immediate attention. Try me. fl2-Iy
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

The Sultan of Turkey waiveth the
bloody shirt of the Prophet, proclaim
ing a holy war, and the Russians re-
spond by displaying the double Greek
cross, an emblem of Christianity, up
on their military flags. It is time
honqred saying that religious wars
are the bloodiest, and Eastern Europe
Is on the eve of u contest of this ma
ture. The followers of Mahomet in
Europe aud Asia will rally to the
standard of the Sultan, and will fight
with the reckless daring of men who
believe their religious faith demands
defense aud vindication. The repre-
sentatives of the European powers at
Constantinople, endeavored unsuc-
.cessfally to dissuade the Sultan from
declaring the war one for religion.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

Hon. r. NJ. I4usher, State Superin-
tendent of PUBLIC Education, has
written to a prominent citizen of this
parish to correct erroneous reports
which were reproduced in our issue
of the 5tll inst. Mr.. Lusher writes ;
made no such request as the CHIEF al,
luded TO, namely. that the undersigned re-
quested the parish Beard to select Treas
urer who slluHld serve without compensation
the law pfqYides otherwise. Nor is it true
that the Senator or Representatives can be
put on the parish Boards as the State Board
holds them opnstitutionally ineligible.
The information relative to the pur-
port of Mr.. Lusher's communication
to the parish Board came to us from
source We considered reliable, but
we have no doubt misapprelension
existed. As regards the reference to
Senator Landry and representative
Fobb being appointed on the Board
of Directors, we simply gave it as
common report. The State Board
may be correct in it's opinion that
Senators and Representative are dis
qualified from service as School Di-
rectors, but the rule is not strictly
Carried out. We have noticed an in
fraction in the case of Madison parish,
where Representative P. j. Watson
has been appointed on the local School
Board.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

A correspondent of the New Orleans
Times writes from Jeaunerette, st.
Mary parish, that there is much de-
smand in that section for white field
hands, and mentions an instance of
eight white men who worked on SUI
gar plantation as tenants last year, and
cleared SI20g each. True, this may
have been an exceptional case, but it
serves to show that willing laborers
IN the sugar lands of Louisiana may
make a comfortable living for them
selves and families, agE 1T the same
time lay aside sometl;ng for rainy
days. a vast field of .empIoyment is
thus opeaed 10 the thousands of able
boiied aien vlio ovcrcrowa the lceycs
aud workshops of New Orleans, de-
irving seanty support from uneeT-
taia OF poorly paid employment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

The West Baton Rouge Sugar Plan
ter reports that much of the first and
second year stnbble is showing IA fair
stand where it was supposed to be
destroyed. In consequence of which
ye hearts of ye sugar planters-ag-
ricultnral and journalistic-singeth
muchly for joy.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26
A SETBACK TO THE N. O, PACIFIC
RAILROAD.

to decide the question whether spe
cial tax should be levied upon the tax
able property of the city to aid the
construction of the New Orleans Pa
citie railway. To the surprise Of the
friends of the measure, and as we
view the matter, to the descredit OF
the city, the proposed tax was neg
atived by the overwhelming majority
of 540Q out of q total vote Of 1880.
This result was achieved despite
the nearly united influence of the
city press and of majority of the
leading property holders and business
men. If the question had been sub
mitted to the tax payers alone, it is
believed that it could have been de-
cided favorably to the tax, but all
registered electors were entitled to
vote, and strange to say, the working
classes upon whom the levy would
have borne in on indirect manner and
with minimum weight, arrayed them
selves almost solidly against the prop
osition at issue. The colored voters
particularly, with an iufatuation we
are unable to comprehend, balloted
with great upanimity in opposition to
the measure.
We regard the result of this election
as a calamity to New Orleans and to
the entire State. The immense i'm
portance of railway connection with
the grain and cotton depots of our
great aud growing sister State of
Texas, so oft depicted in the public
prints and so plainly apparent as to
be entirely incontrovertible, should,
it seems to us, have secured the al
most unanimous concurrence of the
people of our metropolis in such a
reasonable measure in aid of home
enterprise promising an early consuN-
nation of the desidera tum so devout-
~ to be wished for.
In almost any other city in the
United States We might expect private
capital To be volunteered for the rapid
construction of q road assuring such
rich aud speedy returns upon the in-
vestment, but the proverbial sluggish
ness, tiinidity and blindness of IA large
class of the wealthy men of New Or
leans leave little hope of such aid in
this case. The New Orleans and Pa
eific railroad has received very Sc
rious, if not fatal, setback, and we
shall not be surprised if the enter
Prise drops into the sere and yellow
leaf of inaction and decay, long char
acterizing the little road with q big
name, which sprang from New Or
leahs WITH great vlvaclty towards
Houston some years ago, but dropped
inert at Donaldsonville. There must
be some hidden influence in our eli
mate unhealthy to RAILROADS. st.
Louis stretches long aud vigorous
iron arms down the Mississippi valley
and secures the trade of vast and
fertile section which should pour it's
great agricultural wealth into the
outer world through the contiguous
commercial centre, possessing such
decided natural advantages over her
westera rival, but New Orleans sits
inactive and disconsolate, bemoaning
her diminishing trade and lost qppor-
tunities, and making no effort to re-
trieve her fallen and still falling for
tunes.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

On the It'll inst, the Mexican Con.
gress unanimously declared Gen.
Diaz duly elected constitutional Presi-
dent of Mexico, and the Inauguration
took place amid general enthusiasm.
President Diaz in his inaugural adj
fress declared his intention of occu-
pying the office for a single term only.
Il is thought be will endeavor to pro-
pitiate dissatisfied clements of the
population by issuing proclamation
OF general amnesty. Four of Diaz's
have been members of the
supreme co4It.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

Secretary of State Evarts is reported
AS saying that he will at an early day
submit to the Cabinet the question of
our international obligations, with the
view of issuing proclamation of
neutrality. Mr.. Evarts is of opinion
that the war in Eastern Europe will
shortly involve other powers and that
a proclamation from our government
will tend to prevent complications
which might be imminent at any mo-
ment.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

Franklin parish has been visited
by the same species of cut-worm that
destroyed so much corn in the seventh
and eighth wards of this parish, rem
dering extensivereplanting necessary.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

The Government does not share in
the apprehensions of an impending
Mormon outbreak in Utah, and recog-
nizes no necessity for increasing the
military force in the Territory. Of
fetal reports of the state of affairs ex-
listing there do not tally with the
newspaper articles recently given
such wide circulation.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

State Treasurer Dubuclet recently
submitted to Governor NICHOLS a
statement of the cash in tbs treasury,
which footed up the comfortable sup
of 1929, 736.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

Hon. Sunset Cox having swung
around the Southern circle of Com
gressmen elect as far as Memphis,
won the good opinion of the ladies by
giving a lecture for the benefit of
their Christian Association. The sub
ject of the witty Congressman's dis
course was !" Irish humor.n
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

Ex-Presideut Grant and family
sailed from Philadelphia for Europe
last week. 1t is said that Gen. Grant
will, on state occasions at the courts
of the European capitals, wear the
Uniform of General of the army.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26

The people of Louisville held a
large mass meeting in commemoration
of the withdrawal of the troops from
support of Southern State govern
ments. A telegram of thanks and
commentator was sent to President
Hayes.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26
Saturday, May 20, 1877.

Tensas planters confess to the best
crop prospects they have had in that
parish since the war.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-05-26
keating's Academy.
Corner of Lessard and Attakapas Streets
DOnaIdsonyiIIe. La.

Mrs. N. HEATING returns thanks 10 the
people OF Donaldsonville and vicinity for
the liberal patronage heretofore besfowed
upon the Academy, and begs leave to say
that no effort will be spared to merit con
tinuanee of public favor.
A limited number of pupils from abroad
will be received and furnished with board
and Lodging. For terms of tuition, ETC., APP
ply to or address S'0' ~
MRS. C. HEATING,
nar@a Donaldsonyille, La.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-03-18
Administrator Sale

j. die notice IL hereby given that by
virtue OF an order OF the county court of
the County OF Alexander in the State of
Illinois, rendered ut the December term
OF SAID court, A. ID. 1875. /, Harmon II A..
Black administrator de bonis non OF the es.
tate OF Louis Nassnno late of said county,
deceased, will sell at public vendue on the
10th day OF April. A. ID. 1877, at the west
door OF Of the. Court House in the city of
Cairo between the hours Of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and live O'Clock in the after
noon OF the same day to the highest bidder
10 pay the debts OF the said Louis NssannO
deceased, the following described real
estate, situate in the county of Alexander
and the State OF Illinois to-wit:
Lots numbered four az, five (5), and (s),
IN block numbered seventeen Q7), in the
hrst addition TO the city of afro and the
southeast quarter of section twelve u2l,
township zixteen(lGl, south range two ca,
west. ~
subject to the homestead interest OF Wild
dow and family In and to said lot eight in
hiock seventeen, and to the widows
dover in said real estate.
Terms of sale One halt of purchase
money to be cash in hand upon approval of
sale and delivery of deed aud one halt on
q edit OF six months, purchaser to give
security and trust deed on the promises TO
secure the remainder OF purchase money.
Dated March, 9TH, 1877.
HARMON II. BLACK.
3.s4w. Administrator dc bOnss non. etc.
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

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CastOria.

1t is mistake to suppose that Castoria Is
not adapted to grown persons as well as
Children. They Only need to increase the
quantity. But children have SO many COM
plants for which CastOria is adapted--like
Wind Collie, Sour Stomach, Worms. letter,
Teething and Group, that it is especially
recommended for them.
Its effects are more certain than CASTOR
OIL. 1t contains no alchOhol and Is as pleas
ant to take IA honey. II never gripcs. BY
regulating the stomach and bowels the Cas-
toria cOOls the blood, expels worms and
prevents feverishness, quiets the nerves and
produces health-then of course children
can sleep in quiet and mothers can rest.
Castoria is recommended by all physicians
and nurses who have tried it, and it is hav-
ing a RAPIDLY increasing sale. 1t Is prepared
with great care after the recipe Of DIR. Sam
uei Pitcher, of Mass, at the Laboratory Of
j. Ii. Rose IL Co.. Az Dov York