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Called Away.

BLAcYw woop.-On the morning OF
Feb. IL, 1873, Emma Florence,
daughter OF Hon. John O, aud
Mrs. Mamie Black wood, in the
10th year OF her age,
The suffice, OF this notice was
an unusually hriyh, and interest
ins child, beloved by her compan-
ions, and the idol OF her father.
From her first illness to the time
of her death. which was only three
DAYS, she seemed to know that she
must pass away, and only "wished
TO see pa" before she died, Judge
Black beng off on business.
Even this was den,ed father and
child. Before his return she had
fallen gently asleep. Dear little
Emma, many bitter tears Tell upon
your coffin as scores OF grief strlck-
en- companions stood around your
pale, white form, for one last low
ing look; and oon the sweet birds
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Personals.

X Miss Lidie Nixon of Ripley, and
MISS Lizzie Conners OF Ashport,
Tenn, are stopping with Mr. j. X
p. Hale.
Miss Bette Sexton of Cotton.
wood Point, Ark, is stopping a,
Mr.. Alex. Goodrich's.
Miss Ella Huffman Of Cotton
wood Point, Mo-, is stopping AT
DR.. Steele's.
Misses Ada and Laura Rom.
tree. of Shady grove. are spending
a few days with their friends in
town.
Mss Minnie Umphrcys, the psti
and charming belle of Elmot, il
visiting her irionds IN the town.
We wish the tegni;fal visitor,
pleasure and happiness during ,hei'
stay IN our midst.
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communicated.
Afa ApOstrOphc.
TO ...YNIC y

TO "SYNlCn
["Zeke" sends II, the following
lines, with note, IA which he begs
Us TO insert them, no, because oi
their poetic merit, bat because he
has no talented 'amanuensis' at his
elhow.-Ep.
And thou hast never loved e'en once,
FAR "Cyn,c, II We may believe tbec;
(-ind we'l believe thee fur ne nonce)
Sol all mankind could hot deceive thee.
Ills s,raus,! twice "sweet sixtecn" have
flown,
And yet 40 one thy charms discover;
So s,rans" taou Le'.r ha, rallied "stoue"
From some "scpuchiiat hearted lover.
Perhaps 'hy time l. coming yet;
Who knows the ''issu-" oithc m1rrow7
1Aoa mays look on the past, "you bci)"
v ithout ihe iceat + grci cr sorrow
And 'li.e is dcad' within Thy sole
And hope at issi accsun,s, was 'ircizing,'
Two things arc "c're-alls, T." we are told
The frs,, 'ge shoes, anl, 'tother SOU ez ng.
YIEE
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of springs will warble their songs
above your silent resting place
while your fair young spirit, freed
IRON mortal thraldom, will soar
aloft, near and nearer the source OF
hie, smiling swee,ly back, towards
tho time.shorc OF life, waiting in
that beautiful Gland OF the lcal,"
Tor father, mother, brother and
sisters, 80 soon to follow. Sweet,
ly rest you till heavens own are
gathered home.
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TIE SUN.
07s. NEwyORK

1O7s- NEW YORK 1pyc.
A thr tl>,c APT reaches for the rrnevsi =:
uhscrpl'n>. tliE Sun would remind it,
friend. and wcliwishers everywhere, that II u
agaiu a candidate for their consideration and
sapprt Upon is record for the past ttn years
/. +, lies for a continuance Of the hearty st M
pathy aud gracruti- 60 operation which have
hitherto been eatcntci to 1t u on eyer5 gu..tti
sf iho Unipn.
TIC i,AiLy Srx is - four rNse-shsrt ~ - c,l-
nmHs price by m=ll, pos, paid, - cents a month
or 50. - pr year. ..
Tue SuSpAN edition Of iE SIN is an eight
page sheet cf Sc cnlams While giving the
ews of the day, |, also contains large anynn'
~ literary aud misccl,sneOu- matter specially
PREF ar-d f,r g. 1HE ST NDAY sCN has met
with great success. i'ost raii Sl.-0 year.
THE WEEKLY SUN.
vsn does not know THE WEEKLY St-N2
II circn'a cs Throughout tie United states, the
Canadas and bcyond Niuvty thousand falri-
lies greet II, welcome pages weekly, and regard
Il IN the sht Of guide, couis'iilvI, and Hitui.
Its news, c,,turial. agriculture, and liirrarS
departments make II essentially u journal Y
the family aad the nrrsilr Terms. DNk
IOl.LAiia 4 year. pi,st paid. This price, du lily
considered, n,akc- It the cheapest newspaper
rubilsh.i. For clubs O. ton, with $40 cash, We
viii send su extra eopy free.
Address iuBlIs!!i.RoF TNr srS
New foih Cay
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CsccOia Rain Dyo;,s.

- Dont you rechcn ho eouldn'c
Fresh oysters and light bread
at Garlich
Pure Kentucky whiskies at J
l.. Driver K Cos.
Try Garlick's fsc cent cigars;
they cant be beat.
Choice light brown su,ar. ten
pounds for Que dollar, ut Gari,ck :.
Prime !abans cigars, only
ten cents, at GariIchs.
Choice Bnck-wheat hour and
maple syrup, AZ GarIck's.
An excellent article Of brown
sugar, at ten pounds for one dol
lar, n, J. J.. D.!ycr S'Co's.
If L. \. Garlick dun'l keep
the best and cheapest stock o.!
groceries ~ town, who does.
-TllNcll and P0scy two accom-
pliccs IN the store robbery al
ChicSasawba, have been arrested,
tried and committed to jail.
You just ought 10 see tne
Valentine wc received. It's s.innly
immense, and wo suspect it was
intended Tor somebody else.
The cheapest and bes, ar;rsian
tools in America, are those manu
iac,nred at Bloomfield, Iowa, by
the Great Western Well Anger
Works. Send Tor their illustrated
catalogue.
The farmers OF Big Lake are
boating their cotton TO market, the
late rains having sufficiently aood-
ed the bottoms TO enable them to
thus transport their produce,
Hurry mp the Levec bill.
MIR. NJ. Heinz, Of the firm of
Stowell & Heinz, made his appear
ance on Thursday, with the entire
mercantile outfit, which the firm
had established on frenchman's s
Bayou. Mr.. Heinz says the
swamps down there are too clamp
sickly.
We are patiently waiting for
fees for announcements, OF candi-
dates. Those who dance, must
pay for the music. The plan
ador ted by the Gazette AID other
state papers, We shall act upon,
and charge, for ccmmcnda,ory no.
ticcs, those who desire prcicrmeni.
-qNigger Bill" an employee OF
I. B. Hale, fell off Of n wagon
which Was loaded with seed cotton,
and the entire load was drawn
over his body. leng,hwise. When
asked If he was hurt, he replied;
Il feel a little sore in my breas. q"
Just think of n load weighing up
wards OF 1000 pounds running over
white man. and where would lie
be?
Tho debate before the Osceola
Literary and Dramatic association
last Friday night week, terminal
ed in defeat TO the side who
espoused the cause of riches
against intelligence.
Last nig:,t the subject of war
and nlcmperancc was handled by
the members IN an able manner,
the drunkards winning victory
over the warriors. "Th- ticklcr
is migLtier than the sword"
Excellence of tono combined
with . beautiful ornament for a
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Local Column.
MASONIC

The stated communications OF Osceoia Lodge
No. "a y. "a. NJ, will be cid the saturdays
on or next before, each fali moon. Nzi Jan.
Y. FEB, .s. March 49,, April -, May u, June
jane "a. July IS, Aug. 10, sept. !, Oct. ).
Nov. 9. Dec L Dee -.
ST. John the ryangeliso.
The Members are ordered TO attend IN accorh'
anc with the By Laws
All Master Mason. in good standing are corli
ally invited to attend BY order of
j. X 7. HALE. w NJ.
1 q nLACkMO Onn. Nec
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Cash to accompany all announces.
mcnts. Calls on parties 10 become
candidates will be charged local
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Headquarters.

John l.. Driver & Cos. drug
store is the headquarters Tor pure
drugs and medicines, which can be
bou.h, nj bottom prices for cssh.
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Laws Governing Subscribers.

II Subscribers order the discont'nuance OF their
Aswspapers. the publisher may continue TO send
them until all arrcaragcs are paid.
II subt-ribers neglect or refuse - take their
newspapers from their office To which they are
directed, they are held responsible until they
have settled their bills and Ordered the paper di'
esn hue
Irsusscribers move to other pls:es without IN
forming the publisher, and newspapers are ,en'
o the former direction they ore held responsible.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

STATE ofPCEas.
Governor ". r. Miller.
Sec'y OF Stste-B. Is. Beavers.
AuaitOr-john Crawford.
Tr, ssurer- 4 J. Cnuichil.
AIRY 0cnl-W. y. Heoderson.
Com. stat. Lands--J y. >ipithee-
CHANCELLOR r. Eakin
Chanc.ry Clerk--A u. Witt
Chisf Justice-E. II. English.
Associate Justices wm. N. Harrison and
David walker
Cougres.man, lst Distiict-L. c. Causr.
JUDICIARY.
Second Circuit Gornties OF Mississippi, Cross
,fitisnden. Poin;seti, Craighead, Greenc, Clay
on and Randolph
Circuit Judge l.. l.. Mack.
pres. Any,. h Kiddick. - #.r.f-
Nf LEGISLATIVE
seti District -Culnties Of Mississirli Jackson,
eointsctt and Craighcad
State spnator-B. Harris
Representative. ii Williams.
COUNTY oFFlCERG
County Judge Chss Bowen.
Sheriff. v Driser,
County q rk-J. Il. =. Hale.
rressurer-J. l. Driver.
Survryor--.Ias. ALthony,
Asst ssor--D Dickson.
Ccroner--A. W. Lucas.
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tscaGg uar:crs.

John r. Driver ( Cos. drug
store is the headquarters for choice
cigars ard chewing tobacco.
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Professionals.
Nm. McyEIGIi. SIS sEMNE5
McVeigh g. Semmes,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
s. s. SEM MES,
.N'OT.4R X'P e Il EC.
OSCE OLD.

Mississippi County Ark.
Will practice IN all the Counties OF
this (2d Judicial Circuit, the iSu-
preme Court oi the State, and IN
the adjoining counties Of renncs-
see and Missouri. Special and
prompt attention given TO col.
leotions, to the pay oflaxes,
examining and abslracting titles,
aud to whatever may appcrtain
Goa general Land Agency.
Jan. IL tf.
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"INE Ia.i Is kHl..a IY us EauIr."

TIE Iasc Is EAla1 W us sRuit."
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=. LIV. !. =; S:..nsoH, Lsui'vlls, Ky.
"rr..'s ,i.l, ar. tpsciai i'."i1- OF the nine.
seenih ,en,uIy. ."-Gr!r. y. CsGO0o, Row York.
"Ihav. u,.d Ta:cs I.l!s Ter ,or?or Of the liver.
Thsy ate saIw;,sr 10 :ny El;:eiae fer tsiissy dss
Ordsrs EVER r,str."
l. ?. CiE5, sc.-..y:: .sw, Aasr::,, q.
"rhave rscd Tu.;'sPi!.s il: ye.i, n my family:
They are gia,cI ir eo..irea.s. and Si!iousre."
:. r. W,isaE,. Georgetown, Texas.
~ iksvs r.ed -u'i's aic..cins vita rreat benefit"
W. W. hiA;i,', t..'sr Hssiis Register.
ave .eli fny ;,,s Ilia; ri'ls 10 Eve Of all
sthsn"-SiinE & CO., c,'.:t:d:e, Ga.
"Tu.t's r.,,s l.ve urly 20 he TIED to estatli.h
shsis merits. Thry wo,S u: maric,"
W. u. Ci5a3a, 80 sema'er g., ess:ss.
"-herc >r- ,ucaicis s. ,sr .i.lY:ca 10 tie cure
Of bioas Gi'o-sic.z~, ,'ius's !ils."
800. caJ'i!iEl, SnAn..i, Ef:'sis.
R.s a Tii ,!s.l.o MORE.
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1878-11-09

ID BE HFCFIVRD BY
State Board of Examiners of the State Of Nevada VI
and including November ~ 1878 for supplying the fol
lowing amounts of Stationery, less the use
the State Officers and Legislature of said STATE
years commencing January st, 1879 and ending Decem
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With two more sureties in a not less than twice
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The Board the right reject any and all bids
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FOR THE
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and including November ~ 1878 for supplying the fol
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G. II. GRIFFIN, C. C. ANTOINE.
q RIF e 7 MS
Employers and Servants
Intelligence Bureau
AND
CL I'M a G f N @ Y .
ia. .Carondelet Street. liza
New Orleans.

First-class help for employers, and the
best situations for servants,-colored and
white-English, Spanish, German and
French.
Hotels, Steamboats, Restaurants, Board
ing Houses, Private Families and Planters
in the Country Parishes, furnished with all
kinds of help on the shortest notice.
Claims against the United States Govern
ment for Bounty, Back Pay, Pensions,
Prize Money, and compensation for Stock
and Produce taken by the U. S. Forces
during the War, collected without unnec-
essary delay.
Persons residing outside of the city of
New Orleans, wishing situations as Cooks,
Walters, Stewards, Coachmen, GroOms,
Gardeners, Chamkermaids, Laundresses,
Seamstresses, Children's Nurses. Ladies'
Maids etc, ETC., will find it to their advan-
tage by addressing this Bureau.
Special atteation given to orders for Plan
tation Labore$s.
In addressing the Bureau for information,
please enclose 3 cents stamp for reply.
Persons desiring to locate on Govern
ment Land can secure 100 acres, under the
Homestead Act, by applying to or address
ing this Office.
Office hours: From 8 A. M. to P. NJ
dec-29-ly
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-12
u. s. Marshal's Sale.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE
u United States VS.. Hiram Gaines ct. ais.
No. $780, In the United States Circuit
Court for the Fifth Circuit and District of
Louisiana.
BY virtue of an order of sale, dated De-
eember q, 1877, to me directed in the above
entitled suit, will proceed to sell to the
highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of
January, 1873, at IL o'clock NJ, at the town
of Clio, in the parish of Livingston, ll245l
TWELVE HUNDRED AND F0RTY-FIVE
CYPRESS LOGS, lying in Anaite River or
close to its shore, or in the Immediate tribu-
taries of said river, near Clio. For dinen-
sions of said Logs and full description
thereof, reference is made to the Inventories
on file in this office, in accordance with
which the said Logs will be sold
And in further compliance with the above
order of Court, l viii proceed to sell on
TUESDAY, the 18th of January, 1873, at Il
o'clock NJ, in the town of Vaudeville. parish
of St. Tammany, SEVEN THOUSAND
PINE LOGS, more or less, of the deserip-
ton set forth in the Inventories on file in
this office, to which reference is made. The
said Logs are located on Bayou Bonfouea,
Bayou Lacombe. West Pearl River and the
| immediate vicinity Of said watcrc0urse. All
the foregoing Logs will be sold agreeably to
the Inventories, which will be read ut the
| time of sale.
TERMs-Cash. The purchaser to pay the
| amount of his bid i'll cash at the time of ad
| Indication, and to receive delivery of tht
| possession of the property purchased ut the
| locality where the same lies.
United States Marshal's Office, New Or
/ leans, 18th day of December, 1877.
JACK WHARTON,
dee-2e-td United States Marshal
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A Gentle Hint.

In our style of climate, with its sud-
den changes of temperature-rain,
wind and sunshine often intermingled
in single day-it is no wonder that
our children, friends and relatives are
so frequently taken from us by neg
lected colds, half the deaths resulting
directly from this cause. A bottle of
Boschee's German Syrup kept about
your home for immediate use will
prevent serious sickness, a large doc
tors bill, and perhaps death, by the
use of three or four doses. For cur
ing Consumption, Hemmorrhages,
pneumonia, Severe Coughs, Group or
any diseases of the Throat or Lungs,
its success is simply wonderful, as
your druggist will tell you. German
Syrup is now sold in every town and
village on this continent. Sample
bottles for trial 10c. regular size, 75c.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-01-12

Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock, at
the pastoral residence of the Catholic
Church, silken knot was tied which
united the happy hearts of Mr.. Henry
G. Wilson, manager of the Palo Alto
plantation, and Miss Armide Claw
erie, daughter of j. j. Claverie, Esq,
condemning them to the blissful pros
pect of life companionship. A num-
Der of invited friends witnessed the
ceremony, and many who could not
make it convenient to attend heartily
join in the Fluctuations showered up
on the handsome groom and beautiful
bride. Among these is the writer,
who reitePates now the toast which
was given when the bottle of cham
payne and piece of brides cake sent
to the editors residence were dis
cussed: Long life, prosperity and
happiness to Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson,
The newly married couple left for
New Orleans on Tuesdays train, and
remained until yesterday, when they
returned to begin their new life in
the neat dwelling which Mr.. Wilson
recently had built on the Palo Alto
place in anticipation of the happy
event eonsummated last Tuesday.
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IOFFICIAL.l
Proceedings of Common Council,
Town of Donaldsonville.
REGULAR MEETING.

MAYORS OFFICE, January y, 1873.
The Council met this day at 7 o'clock P.
NJ. Mayor pro tenn. DR.. B. Clayerie in the
chair.
Members present-Dr. B. Claverie, JOS
Burbridge, Aldermen list ward; H. S.
Boudreaux, S. Ricard, End ward; Ursin
Landry, V. Maurin, 3rd ward.
Absent-Fred. Duffel, Mayor.
The reading of the minutes of the last
meeting was dispensed with.
DoNALDsoNvILLE, Jan. 9, 1878.
To the Hon. Mayor of Donaldsonville:
On account of my illness retaining me at
home, and for want of information as to
whether the Council would meet and when,
| have been as yet unable to present my
report on the sale of the Mar1et-HOuse !;
as the security is to be accepted by the
Council before the new Lessee can enter
upon the discharge of his duties, and to
day is the last day, appeal TO you to call a
meeting of the Council in order TO act in
the premises, make you this my report
In obedience to the Ordinances of this
town Ihave on the second day of January,
1878, offered for sale the lease of the Mar
ket-House, after crying the same for a con-
siderable lapse of time, the same was adju-
indicated to Gottleib Seifried who was the
highest and last bidder for the sum of
twenty-six dollars.
Mr.. g. Seifried offered as his security Mr..
Baptiste Walker.
Respectfully yours.
F. VICKNAIR,
Town Treasurer.
On motion Of H. S. Boudreaux, duly sec
onded, the above communication was re-
eeiyed and the security offered by Mr.. G.
Seifried accepted.
Treasurer Vicknair presented his month
~ report showing balance cash in the
Treasury of One Thousand Six Hundred
and Fifty-Five 63IlO0 Dollars, t$l655 O6!l
which report was received and adopted.
Fl. S. Boudreaux in the chair.
DIR. B. Claverie, chairman of the commit
tee on public works, made verbal report to
t he Council. stating that the committee had
inspected the work done by G. w. Mitchell,
and report that he failed entirely TO comply
with his contract entered into by him and
the town, and that the committee has re-
fused to accept the said works. In regard to
the works on the Lafourche levee, the
committee has expended all the money APP
propriated for that purpose, and the levee is
now in good condition
On motion of V. Maurin, duly seconded,
the above report was received and adopted.
Mayor pro tenn. B. Claverie in the chair.
On motion of H. s. Boudreaux, duly Sec
onded, the following resolution was adj
opted:
Resolued, That hereafter the regular
meetings of this Council will be held on the
first Tuesday of every month at o'clock P.
NJ, in lieu Of first Monday of every month.
The following bills were approved:
Bill of L. Lefort, (Jail fees ,.------.$1S SO
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+" Gov. Allen, .--.-.-...---..-.---1 SO
On motion, duly seconded, the Council
adjourned.
A true copy: DAVID ISRAEL,
Secretary.