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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-08-10

Sheriff Webre of the parish of La
foui che passed through here Saturday
en- route to Baton Rouge, bound upon
tue double mission of attending the
state convention. and transporting
several ecnviets TO the penitentiarys
Our Jailos concluded that lle could
not make the trip in better company,
SO he obtained from the Clerk of
Court copies of the necessary papers
in the Thomas Ryan and Wilson
Jessie cases, and took those individuals
to the State hotel for evil doors. Ryan
goes for life, for the murder of John
Evans, while Jessie's term is two.
years, for shooting aud wounding Mr..
Eugene Tireuit. The Clerk of the
Supreme Court at Monroe has as yet
failed to TRANSMIT certified copies of
the decision in the Alex. Tumblin and
Mike Tillman cases, hence Tillman
still remains in Jail here The Dis
trict Attorney has written for the pa
pers, and when they arrive Tillman |
Nlll be taken TO Baten Rouge.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-08-10

Total, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, 1886 E5
Less COLLECTORS commission. 80 80
Net total, 1901 65
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District Attorney Earhart has re-
turned home after an absence of
several weeks, during which he has
visited Monroe to attend the session
Of the Supreme Court, andafterwards
alternated between New Orleans and
the seasllorc, trying to keep cool. Mr..
Earliart has reason to plume himself
upon the success of his labors as
States Attorney, both before the
District and Supreme Courts. At the
last session of the District Court, ont
OF twenty-one cases brought to trial
he secured thirteen convictions four
were mole pressed, three acquitted,
and in one case there were two mis-
trials. OF four cases. appealed to the
Supreme Court, three were decided
faVorably to the State, and the iudg.
ment in the fourth was only partiallv
reversed, the Court holding that the
District Judge should have sentenced
the accused to imprisonment in the
parish Jail instead of the penitentiary.
This record speaks well for the abili-
ty and energy with which our District
Attorney discharges his official du-
ties. - ~
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Perish taxes of 1877, .t2f5 is
. licenses of 1878. ...... 80 90
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EOOSE HUNTING

The season for calling moose opens on
the 2Oth Of September, and generally
lasts thirty days. The full of the mooa
IS the best time, as the bulls seldom
come up to the call before sunset, and
The most exciting moments are in the
half hour between sundown and dark.
Old bulls leave off call the soonest, while
Young ones may be called rs late rs the
rirst week in November. They are very
pugnaciods in the season, and fight des-
perately. The element OF danger i'm
parted by this fact saves this peculiar
mode of hunting from being called IN
sportsmanlike. The senses Of hearing
and smell in the moose are 50 acute
that when the wind is bowling through
the tree tops the simple tread Of the
hunter on a rotten stick will be instantly
detected, and the game bounds away.
The Allcmac Indians of Nova Scotia are
BY far the best moose hunters, although
American sportsmen are becoming very
proficient. After a bull has been called
and discovers the hunter, the excitement
is supreme He Will attack either the
hunter or an y bull that has ais0 been at
tracted by tue call with all the fury seeD
N the ball fights in Spain.
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borough Highland County Ohio Thursday H. 1875
Is the operntion I? "

W hat Is the operation
sPut It into little machine and turn.
ed it around with a burr-wheel agalnst
the rnetsl. "
"What ne1t?"
PLATED it.
d" And then ?"
q" Give it a silver bath. then one o.
copper, and finally another one OF sll-
yer"
What is the object of the copper 2"
That gives It a good ring"
Then the piece was ready for pass
ing?"
Eyes"
Glow long would it take to make
q dollar, commencing with the mould
ing "
Sometimes longer and sometimes
shorter on the average q couple Of
hours. They arc made In lOtsand don't
makea memorandum Of the time. They
60 through different stages. Some are
ready for finishing when others are in
the copper bath.
When did you work : "
&C. In the day."
And pass the coins
At night.
"Didn't the people where you lived
know what you were doing"
"No."
"Had you any partners IN the busi-
ness ? "
"No."
"Why nob?"
"About 8"
That is q pretty small gem for the
the risk"
"I Judge It Is, bat 7 was run down
pretty low, and had No chances to get a
job.
Where did you get your START from
in this Ine2"
"I had no particular friends that I
wanted to take in-no one I cared to
take IN. tits safer to work alone. Then
there is no danger Of drunken men, and
Of being interfered with.
'What were your profits per day j"
81 could pass alone twenty pieces a
day without getting them too close to
gether,
''How much q day would you
make ?"
81 say I could do that, but I didn't
The profits are about so per cent, not
counting simply time and material. "
Could you make So or s. a day ?"
81 could have made that, but ]
didn't"
''How much then2"
''I saved up the money Invested"
" How much did 1t take to begin F"
"Not over SIS to start, though ]
bought tools to the amount Of $3.50 IL
together"
''WEat suggested the idea to you?
Silver coming out, and my eZpCI-
:ence with gambling checks"
% Had you any knowledge Of the bust
ness?
"No."
And no assistance? p"
"NO."
Glow did you know how to go
work
"I am a natural mechanic, and IN
| quiSitive, and I have observed the ul3I
uer Of moulding and casting iron. %
| Ia the afternoon he had q hearing be
fore Justice Morrison on three charge
making, having IN possession, an
| passing counterfeit money, and wa
/ Committed in default of s., 600 to await
rial at the Criminal Court. The au-
5horities have decided to prosecute him
under the S5uts law, since the United
S5,.ies Jaws do not impose a penalty fCi
making m0uld8 OF having them IN pos
session hut the case $50 strong Ggnlnst
| Carter that It doesn't matter IL which
court he receives sentence, as he vii
certainly get a long term in either.--
| CHicuyO ITtbt81s.
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Savannah claims that its growth IL
the last twenty-five years has exceeded
in Tapidity that Of any city south Of
Baltimore.
The engineers Of NarseiIles have, it
IS said, discovered that since the open
lug of the Suez canal the level Of the
Mediterranean has sunk 3 II irchea.
Shipping dressed meats in refriger-
ator cars to Eastern cities is to he at
tempted by prominent cattle men IN Ne
vada. rs business is not remunerative N
San Francisco.
A Vermont hotel keeper has white
washed big cliff in sight of his house,
that it might resemble a snow bank, and
causr curious people to ask questions
ABLocR Of granite 40 feet long, II
high, and 10 thick, and weighing Gl8
tons, was recently quarried at Barre,
Vt, without the use Of powder. 1t Is
claimed to 30 the largest block ever cut
in that State.
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hdvioa to &C., Men.


The following from Fred Doug
lass, one Of the ablest colored men
in the country, ought to be read and
carefully pondered over by all
Douglass is a faithful friend to lis
race, and his counsel Is always safe
for them. The following words are
full of wisdom:
Fred Douglass says: The very
best thing the white people can do
for us is to stop doing for ms, snd
leave us to DO for ourselves. 1 have
told the politicians so everywhere
They have done so much for rs that
they have nearly uudone rs. II we
can't live honestly by our own labor,
then we ought to die. The question
for US is. viii we work as hard for
ourselves as we once did for cur
masters II we don't we SHALL go to
the wall, for liberty is as essentially
a state of hard work as slavery Is OF
disgraceful sIoth. It is only by
hard labor that we can ever catch up
with the white race, and by imita
the their virtues instead Of their
vices. Emigration IS a de'usion and
a snare. The white race Is every.
where on the face Of The globe, and
we could not get away from them Il
/ he would.
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.Tle Home GuIde..,

Or premium book, is aofa 'patent medicine re-
ceipt book, but is Just what represent it to be,
a neat, well printed book Of 100 pages, of valuabe
Household Receipts, never before printed in book
form. and taken from the Household Department Of
the Chicago Tribune. It contains l60 pages, is
printed on good type and psperY and neatly bound
in paper cover 1t iz cheap at so cents, the regular
retail price, but we give it as g premium 70 every
subscriber Of the News for ISIS who obtains Us one
nsg s,r5seriBcr The book can 0H5y Be obtained ili
this county, through this Office. Gail and see copy
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Ny fret is IN alpha, omegai not in first, but in
Nv second is in grange meeuugs; not in strikes,
which are past. ..--.-s---
that's sure. ,----
Nv ftrh is ia Cul-urei in tobacco IS seen at
Nv sixth is in uHioa; outside there is 10
M seventh is in live ana let 1--we; which rail-
Nv ticbih is in toe aud boot; but net in seek
nor shoc.
NV uiath in undcrsfa audiug is,
NV tenth fn rluCs and ready
Nv eleventh is not iu C1urJ uueklszr
Bnf always found DO Eddy
Nv hole its thousands uotE employ
In summers and winters:
when e NO more can tulrv,
NV farm may 60 to -piiltc1s. -.-.
Western Rural, JOHN L. 'tAlt-A-'-
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eEo,rErR1CAL PROBLEM.

There are towns, A and B, situated diametric-
aIrv opposite to- esch other, on round iaSe- No@
\ Shin at 4 wishes to sui to b, but while mahlug
grraugements to sail, the wind blew her or me
sAore. and she was driven before the Wlnu untl
she struck the shore iu an unknown pIace- Nom
inc was known Of the place except that tne Wlnd
,ls.avs blew in one direction, but that direction
,v4s unknown The sailors had no compass maps
nor cbgrtz no sun. moon nor stars TO guide tneIn-
T3e,T5rf-J what means must thev adnur so a5 20
sail directly 20 B A. ehOE---alA lAE'-'-
Oak Ridge, %.
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Roueh "a cratorcIaI 30.

Upon questions of religion, or
Of irreligioD, there is perhaps no
more unmitigated charlatan extant
than the Peoria person known as
Bob" IngersoM This person goes
roaming up and down the earth con-
tinually, taking every possible OppOr
tunitv to ''soUnd his barbaric yawp
to let the world know that he, Bob
Ingerson, of Peoria, Illinois, is an
anbeliever in the doctrine Of an in
spired Bible, in Christianity, in
Judaism, in Deity, or in anything
else in which any other civilized
white man believes. The aim of Bob
IngersoIl in all this unremittent
blowing appears to be TO create the
notion thar be is a wonderful person,
who, by deep study and profound
meditation, has thought out a new
theory Of the universe, which man
kind ought to know AMI remember
as the Bob TugersoiI theory. But
whose falls into such a notion viii
be most grossly deceived Bob In
/ gerson never thought out anything,
/ not even the simplest question of
proof before a justice Of the peace
| TChicago Times.
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Young Folks Corner.

aBlue Jaw HflsbOro. sends correct answers TO
Numerical Enigma, PuetiCal Enigma No. J.
Geographical Enigma, and Word Puzzle IN last
weeks News.
iCouutrv Bow IIIlIsbOro, also sends correct
answers TO P0etical Enigma No. Z and Word Puz-
zle of last week
tn Numerical Enigma, PoeriCal Enigma No. j.
Geographical Enigma, AID TranspOsluon, Of ast
week y
.V- T. A of Buf0rd, sends US two Charades,
but forgot To send the answers, and also his real
name. when these are sent, his Charades VIII be
printed.
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AN EYE TO BUsIEEsa

Illustrating the keenness for business
which is occasionally seen in tho South,
ghe Raleigh Nelgs tells this story OF q
church member, inventor OF a TOBACCO
stick, who was disciplined by his cAuroh
for getting drunk:
There was a formidable assembIage OF
brothers and sisters to witness the trial
Thev came from far and near. The
minister read the charges Of druDEeu
ness in a subdued, compassionate tone,
and called on his erFing brother Tor hls
plea.-'' What have you to say, broth
or. in eItenuatiOn Of these grave
charges ?" The erring brother arose,
with head bowed in humility and voice
tremulous with emotion, and spoke as
follows: {" NV brethren and sisters, ns
with sorrow I confess the truth OF these
charges. I did get drunk. l am sorry
for it. If prayer and penltence can
wine away the sin, I am forgiven from
above. [ hope you will do so, too.
The CONGREGATION was deeply moved.
His opportunity had come. He raised
nm stood erect, as if q bright idea bad
Suddenly occurred to him, and cOntIn-
ned. Brethren, it is seldom 1 have
tbe opportunity of seeing together so
Iarge and intelligent en- audience, and l
shalI take advantage Of the occasion to
say that my patented tobacco-stlek.'
recently invented by me Is OF so superl-
or model that every body susing them,
aDd.T would be glad to exhibit sample
one to any brother who wishes to see 1t
IN operation"
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and the expOEnder of that worlds laws; and it is
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The BHzGT COmmendE itself to every member ni
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pictures TO the young ladies by It's fushiOn-plafes
in endless variety, 10 the prOyideut matrCn by
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A man out on West Hill kissed bis
wife by mistake the other day, and
for q time the sad affair threatened a
rupture Of domestic amity. But that
was because, in bis apology, he ex-
planned that he thought it was the
hired girl Burlington Hawkeye-
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'Do they miss you at home 2" he
asked, as she folded and put away a
letter she had Just received from her
mother. "Never, she answered; {;
Gthev call me 'Siss. - Boston
Transcript.
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NEW ROUTE.
SClOIO VALLEY RAILWAY
Commercing Monday, Dec. 81, 1877, trains win

Connections at Columbus with P. c. & St. L Ry
7or Philadelphia. Baltimorp, Washington CRY an'
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lOttesvlIle Gnrdonsve, Va, Richmond, Va, anu
an points I'm SOuth-Atlautic States.
GEO. CHANDLER, }. B. PETERS,
General Ticket Agent. Superintendent.
1arI-tF
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Find a man who has Just seen his
girl waltzing with another fellow,
and in every case you viii discover
him to be an ardent admirer Of Mrs.
General Sherman.-[LouisTille Ar
pus.
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There is nothing that viii knock
the ground spinning from under a
mans theological training quicker
than to walk against the edge OF a
door in the dark Easton Free Press.
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An Aberdonian recently bought a
horse by photograph, thus literally
getting the carte before the horse.
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s.What's honor ?" asked Falstaf.
That's easy. Any woman who sits
behind another woman IN church
can tell what's on her IN two min
utes.-TNew York Commercial
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One sixth of New Hampshire,
Two scvenfhs of Connecticut,
One fifth of Texas,
One eighth Of Kentucky
One seventh Of Alabama,
One third Of Nevada,
Three teuths Of California
rr,rrIra-r VIZ, n W. s., JB.
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Dr. Browns great prescription for Epilepsy Law
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Address DR. O. PHELFs BRgWE q Grand Street,
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To Enigma: The capture Of Tlevua
10 Transportation Layambe.
10 Word Puzzle Fanny,