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MMS EubG%

Sapanna, 81, auguit. = generaleapitan
Wartines @ampos bat bic 9Ouperneure Der
psridiebeneu 9ropinsen burd eia 8unoi9rei-
ben ansemieien, Yolfsueriammlunsen su
ssabl5msden in allen Sbeilen Der Sniel bel
pollfommener 8ebefreibeit 5u geitatten uno
nur Angriffe auf bic Sntegritdt Der Nation su
riisen. 0en Sournalen ion Die frsie 9istnfs
fion aller angelegenbeiten 9eftattet iein.
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Gin Sceatt.9ot,tufer oeifrn,,stt.

bier eiusetrOffen, baB Der BON 9iperpool na6
giontrsal beitimmte 9ampier pginbOlana"
bier Ofeilen 6illid BON TOr=gai an ber 8iiite
BON anticoiti geitraubet lit. Gin Oampfer
1T benz geitranoeten Sabr3euge 81 SiilIe gez
Id)ift poroeH.
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gRsaial Motiae,t.
&terber 8ei6attt!
9axftStbe uno ruiifjdte 8acer fur so Gents
tn
Rr. 81, Noro>2tberth= 9frabe.
(Suli4,tS) q. 8. Gerrep, gigentblmer.


San, 1Ietthmann & Gpmp.'s Yrekbets
Compressed yeast).
Do mon entbedt bot, baB pieIe Natabmunsen un.
ferer See ii& I'M Uartte beftnben, 70 bat aae d&te
Y.esbefe uneres Gabrtas auf iebem Badete ben glas
men uuierer Tirma. Hae anberen ftnb giatabmuns
gen.
Ulau rerIanse bon ietnem Grocer San, GIetid,>
Wann & Comp . Yrebbete. Edslid friidbI
GabritzDepot: Nr. "a, Noro= Gntatpsetrab
9. 9. Bennett, @eiddftsfabrer.
(Wdrst9, ,t2UteD
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12O M6er 2ano, ene pra6tpole Sarm, 9ons=
Green 9allep, 10 Dieilen BON bier.
SM6ues s,teaeliteinbaus an gHarrenitr., sehn
Stmmer, $4500; ipirb aut sesen einen eanofs nabe
Der Sta6t pertauidt.
8rcbeS 4 itodtaes sieseliieinernes Saus on
0tartet'Space, 2 edoen uno Wobnuns ie9r 6tlis i'm
Tauihe.
nur $500.
Wradtboue @pbnm,e an Der 10. Strase, Woib=
inston, y. g., iome grunbitiide in oerielbenStap,
um5utauihen.
sSstnes 1nbnbaus' 'an@ @aIbounitr., nit alen mos
bernen @inrittuneen; Yreis $1,000.
3tpei brei5todise Ssduier an gSaibingtonftraSe, Z
3nmer nit aBafier; neu unb in suteln 3uitanoe.
Breis $500 jebes.
Tarm mt 144 Mdern in @aIoert=@ountp, Dtarp=
Lamb, nit ausseseid YreisS3000.
Stint smeiit6dise sieseIitenerne 5duler an gBbatz
coat=. maize Gtriferiir., Simmer enthalenb unb in
eutem 3ufanbe. Yreis $500 iebes. alu6 seaea etne
farm umaetauid1t. (Nebr1 ,12Ditef &2p)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-22

Die meuem tiirftid3en arS smtHi@en eIettro=
daemiiden, YetsfusfaI=, S@uefeIs unS SamSf'
bdser tn Nr. 147. 9aratosas, nabe Gutam fraBe,
nS lest flr Serreu uub Dameu tn poaer 2hSttststt.
(Sepft0, 0,12Uftef)
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Nlt,
beDa5rt
nno d6t.

Ole Seute merotn -un6 Wer's nod nitt il, ioat
eS len-mtt Den Dunberbaren YOrBiisen ienes sroseu
ameritaniiden Ulittets, bes
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MpoQtmartS
Watiirli9es
ainfraI-W a fer.
Sn bobeln @rabe mouiiireno.

8anftta begutad,tet burd bic Academic de Me-
decline" BON 6ranfreih, uno oefen Sertauf in
Sranfreih autoriiirt burb SpeStal@Oftret oer
franSofild,en He9ierun9.
GmpfohIen BON ben DohHen dt5tltdDen Wutotts
tdten In WefpsYorf, ais:
ngin entBiidenbes Setrdnf."
nIiel por3iisher, oils Sidp, Selters@ ODER irsenb
elm anoeres gbaiier."
,Gebr fuobltbueno unb erfri6eno."
.Abiolut rein unb 9eiuno; bei5er, alS alle anoeren
Baiier fir ben tdgliden 9eoraud; frei BON
alen Giitnenbungs9rinoen tpelfe 9egen oas
@roton= uno fanftIidb moufreno 9ematteS
g8aiier 9elteno gemadbt iDerben.s
ngtur BON ietnem ei9enen 9aie burb5ogen."
nWhblth uno hodf cngene9m."
p@eihno uno iebr seeisnet bel SpSpepfe uno
afuten Gtantbeitsfd1en."
"Ultlo entiGuerno; befommt 8eroauungslbipaz
den uno Sur 9idbt 9eneisten poriiglid."
rVet Neitem bas aasenebmte 9etrdnf of rein
ooer nit 2Hein 9emtitt 9etrunten I; iebr niBlid
bel Uiagen> ODER SlaIen=9atarrb unb bel @idt."
~yhht nur elm aurus, ionoern cine gothmenos=
feit."
3u baben BEL a1len gBeinbdnoletn, @rocern, gpo=
tbefern uno Wneralnaiier=Sdnblern in ben 9an3en
9ser. Staaten, uno i'm 9roBuerfauie bei
3rsberik De Barn 4 Comp
aneinigen Mgenten,
S3r. Al tttto 43, gSerrytt Straf,e,
81 m = y OFT.
Sebe ddte 6Iaide trdst Die resiitrrte gel be BtIss
sapoajuarts : GoHpans (eiu,iteo) sonoom.
(Sept24. IS. .Uon& Soun4p)
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5eutimInnn

Riin9en, 81. 2lIguit. - Shirt So6cu.
lobe, Der oeutide @eianOte in Baris, 1T bel
Der Stibmahl III 6orhbeim abermals sum
RelbSta9S =IbgeOroneten erludblt mor0en. @r
erbIelt $500 Sttmmen uuo lem @eguer, Der
@auoioat Der llltramoutauen, 5000 Ssim-
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= DE 8roBIoge Der nYgt biQ8 sNits
ter" BON Bennigluanien tagt CUR 3eit in
SarrtSburg.
- SnnOesmaridaa s tint in Mtlwau-
tte nahT heute OaS Perional @igentbum
Sbo8. 8. 0iiQ's uno Die g8obnuuo W. 8.
Auentine'8 in 8eidlag. 0as giaentbunr
lit etpa $l3, 900 mertb. Otra un0 8Qeutme
leiiteten Bitrgihuft fiir @briitian g(acntiue,
weldIT III Die Bbt8tegpro5eiie DON
1876 oettulfelt mar unO 5ur 3ablung elmer
betrd6tllden Summe an Die Gc9ierung Uer=
urtbeilt muroe.
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Scr 6eI0mGrrt+

Nep~ gort, 21. 4uguit.- @db fIiiiFg
Su Il. g8e6iel 4.84. Sob i6loB bellte
;u 1901. 8unoes SbIieationen iGloiIen
fet; 1881er Coupons 1919, neue I865er
1929, 1867er 1O55, 1868er 107t, ueue Siiufer
1861, 10.40er Coupons 1889. Aftieu ifloiielt
leIt; gterp Dorter Central 1105, @rie 164,
gate Sbore 658, SQiuoiier@entral 794, Pittsz
burger 70, @ficagO gtOrt1weltern 50, Brie=
rltGten 663, &OdzSslanO liS4, BeternllniOn
Gel. 91s.
unterl4atnmtS Silan;: Sob 1922 $685.
698.OO; @Ourant $40 ,692. .799. 90.
Der unterItaemeiiter 3ablte beute fir
5ntereiien $4,000 unO fir eingeSs9eue Sb.
l1gattonen $22 900 aus.
Die 3ou @nnabmea betru9en beute
$421 900
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Gtn SerwirfntB stuiid,en 9eutIdIanO uaO

2on bon, 21. Augut.-0ie YaG=Maa.
9a5ette" perOftentlidt gtaditebenoes aus Der
lin: - Die llnterhanblungen 5wii1en Oeutid).
lamb nnO China be5iigIid Anfbebllug gemlfier
4b9aben itno abgebrO6en wOroen, inOem
@btna Die bereit& iriiber BON linn sema6ten
3u9eitauOnihe ipieoer Suriidnabm. Shirt
BtSmard oeriubt, Die @roBmd6te sum Der,
etnl9ten SOr9ebeH bIuiidtlib Der Angelegens
hett gu beme9en unO eriuat beiouOer8 um be
Cooperation @ualauo'S."
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9tmti@es uaa easliibes Wotariat.
Gbuarb Rains,
1f7s Mttt1 dee W psas,

ene arsen bon gtotartcts=@eidbdtsen Dofurlenis
werbenf1 Der oeutjd,en unb eagItidlen GpIaae
ansgeferti9t uno ne6eriesun9en sel!eferts
@er. StaatenrNdiIs
nerben beiorst.
,,Gurreipunbent" ='OFFes,
U6e Sss Baltimore Strabe uno yoR Office.
(San1,1S Ipen,e.
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81 a nj MI a. Nf., 2I. 2luguit. = Der
9oH9reB 5ur NefOrm Oe5 S0lterrcdtS bat
etnen SeihluB angeuommeu, pelder Die In.
perleblihtelt oe5 SueSfanalS uno dbnliher
SerfebrSmege 81 Sriegs5eiten begitnltigt. 6r.
Peaboop belt cine 5teoe, III Wtl6cr er ii9
btaigeno iiber Die bon bem diuelii1eu mo
Dem lapaneFifen @clanOten in Gonoon eill,
geiibrten intcrnationaleu SeSiebun9en du,
Bere.
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rs. gS. 0t. 0Outin" BON Bu4- 9tiocr, &C.,
III England antam, ipuroe 9eftern III @raoeS.
eno auf Se.anlaiiung Oe8 ameritanii6en Sc
lanoten Hellh unter Der 4ntlage Uerhaftet,
elnen GOuiabler, ipelder i'm gu perbaiten
iuAte, ermoroet 5u baben. 6rOman bat Oas
Scrbre6en etngeitanoen uno lu;ro OIL Die Ser
Staaten all8geliefert nerOeu.
2franfretdI.
Parts, 2l. Au9ut.-Oie g8abl oe8BrGIt-
oeuten Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I9eint auSu.
seuten, oaB bas 0teiultat Der bepOrilebenOen
SenatOrenipablen cine republifaniide MaiOs
ritGt i'm Senate iein mir6. 3miiaen ben
Wonarhilten uno Bonapartiitem 1T eineSpal.
tung eingeheten, uno Die Orleaniiten itimm=
ten in nlebreten 0epartsments nit cen jte=
pubiifanern,
Ser THieruattsuaIe 0cfananibs6 6onereG.
Sto d boil m, 81. 2luguit.- Der lnterna=
tiouale &OngreB 5ur Serminoeruug oe8 ga.
tiers trat beute Suiamnlcn. !6r. bon 8iHrnlt,
ierua, Der i9neoiihe Utinlter oes 4euBerr,
muroe gum BrdFOenteu uno @brm. S. s.
g9ines aus 6eil Ser. .Staaten sum &icez Br1ii.
oenten eripGblt. Der Stootrat6 BON Stod
holm mrb morgen eth Santett III G6rsu Der
@Gite ueranitaltcn.
CARDINAL 5randlrs FOB, - @naeb!td) pers
gtitet.
Gonoon, %. Suli. - Gine Oepeid1e Ser
y DailD gteipS" meloet aus Berlin: ,0ffisielle
Jtadlri6ten, pelde in Serltn empfQngen nor
ben fino, ideiueu ben 8eroa6t, oaB CARDINAL
Sranti peraiItet purOe, entiAieOen Su be-
ltGrfen,f
@arft unS 86rIe.
3onoon, 81. gtu9uit, 1890 RaGm. -
Sere'ni9te Staaten Sbli9atiOner. lS67er
1868.
2on6on, 21, anguft, 1.3O Nadlr. -
Pariler 8epeiden nottren beute fiinfp1o,eu.
tI9e @enten Su Ill 8raucs 70 Confines fir
8rief. ~
~ eon n, 81. ausuh. 4 llbr Radlm. -
Ssre!ni9te gtaateu 9blisatiOneu, usus
6itnfer 1919,
:, 4iherpoot, 81. ausnl, 1890 Na6m.--
Saurpolle lebbaft. Wiittcllorte OberldmOer
6sd; DO. Srleaus 64d; &erfduie betraasn
beute II 900 8aaen.
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Der Mufruhr in Snrhnrn.

Sranffurt a. ID, 2l. 2lu9ulf - Der
"6rantfurter 3eitun9" 5ufolge wuroen nab
reno OeS g8abltrawaQeS Su parburg all Der
glbe orei Yerionen ourd Die BoliSel uuo oaS
DtilitGr get0otet uuo "a oermuuoet.
Muittiltem Der Sonooner n3imcS" iiber ole ueue
Nartet In ben Ger Ztaateu
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SelegraplifGe 9epeitleas
Jnianb-D

8eri9te ber ~afociirten Breffe. iilr ben rGsistS,
&orreiponoenteas,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1878-08-22

Womb ON, u guIt.-Oer IN YOnlOgne,
6ranfreidI, mobubafte ameritauer 6omler
lebte geitern in II Stunoen 20 Minuteu ami
ieinem neuen Npparate iber ben britii6en
aanal. Der apparat bsitebt aus einem fleiz
nen ooppelten Canoe, mel9cs aus Sauti6uf
her9eltellt uno nit yuit gefiiut 1T. Beibe
Canoes iino ourd elm Brett uerbunoen, auf
weldem 6Omler tanO unO ruberte. Die see
mar Iebr rubig.
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That Fence.
DoNALDsoSvILLE, July %, 1875

DoNALDsoNvIILE, July %, 1873.
EDITOR CHIEF:
In your issue of the Doth inst. appears an
article styled nonsensical, in reference to a
fence to be built around Louisiana Square
The object of the Council is to improve
the appearance of tho town with little ex-
pense, which can be done.
Also for the accommodation and comfort
of ladies and children ON Sundays especially.
Not for the benefit of your base ball clubs
or matches.
1t is the only public square that we have,
the only place rendezvous that we have,
where our little ones can assemble of Sun
day evenings.
But are deprived of their promenades, be-
ing in danger of being run over by horse,
horned By cattle or struck by base ball.
As far as regards the Ascension truck, it
would cause no Inconvenience, not in the
least. as the plan calls for four large gates,
and being member of said organization,
am very far from building said fence should
i see the least Inconvenience or that it
would cause any delay in getting to fires.
Your only reason for opposing the con-
struetion of said fence, is that you would
probably be a little embarrassed in getting
your balls back.
IA. reuoit., friend Bentley.
COUNCILMAN, ID Ward.
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wbeneyer and Wherever

Diseases of eholeraic type prevail, or
there is cause to apprehend visit from
them, the system should be toned, regulated
and reinforced by course of Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters. Perfect digestion and u
regular habit of body are the best safeguards
against such maladies, aud both secured by
this inestimable tome and alternative. The
Bitters are also extremely seryiceable in
remedying such disorders. If promptly
taken in bilious collie. diarrhea and cholera
merbus, the disease is usually frustrated.
In diarrbea cases, it is only necessary to
restore the tone of the relaxed bowels, and
this is one of the specific effects of this medi-
cine. Wind ON the stomach heartburn,
biliousness, nausea, headache and other
symptoms of distur banee in the gastric and
hepatic regions are also speedily relieved by
this excellent remedy. AS family medi-
cine it is invaluable, since it promptly and
completely remedies those ailments which
are of most frequent occurrence.
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A Card.
ASCENSION, July "a, 1873

ASCENSION, July "a, 1910.
TO schoas il may concern:
Referring to the testimony of Mr.. Scott
Dunbar, assistant sergeant-at-arms of the
Congressional subcommittee in New Or
leans, in which he states that / declined to
appear as a witness before the committee
because if should tell ali knew l could
not live in this parish, hereby deny most
emphatieally the use of any such expression,
which is ridiculous and patent SANDER on
its face. What I did say to Mr.. Dunbar,
and what he noted down and read to
me at the time of serving me with a
subpoena, was that could not leave my
store to appear before the committee. In
the course of a casual conversation | did re-
mark that should dislike to give any evil
dence relative TO the matters under inVesti-
CATION, as it might have a tendency to in.
iure my business, no matter which party the
evidence should favor but | said nothing
which could be construed into ths extraya-
CANT libel upon the people of this peaceful
and law abiding community which the COM
mittee's messenger has enormously aseribed
to me. Respectfully,
jy27-1t j.. A. GoNDRAN.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27
Harmony social Club.

AsCENSIUN, Jul q, 1910.
Mr.. EDITOR
The young men of the first ward met at
Mr.. Emile COINS Welcome Store and or,
ganized a Social Club for the purpose OF
amusement. social parties, etc. The follow.
ing named gentlemen were elected officers
of said club: 5. A. Bnjol, president; A.
Landry, vice president; E. Conn, secretary
7. B. Bujol, secretary. The name of Har.
mony Social Club was adopted, and the list
of members already numbers about thirty,
Yours truly, MEMBER.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

By request, we publish herewith
the report Of the resolutions commit
tee of the Democratic Conservative
parish convention on the subject of
the apportionment of delegates,
which the committee was directed to
investigate:
To the Democratic Conservative Parish Con-
YentIon:
Under instructions we have examined the
question OF the app0rti0nneut of delegates
to this convention and find that it was made
on the basis of allowing two delegates to
each ward and one additional delegate for
each hundred votes, or for each fraction
over fifty votes cast at the general election
OF 1876 TOR any State or parish Democratic
nominee, and that we tiEd no just cause of
complaint against the said basis.
Il. N. SIMS, Chairman.
This formed a part of the commit
tees general report, which was ad-
opted by the convention.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27
Mr.. VIM. Smith, Monroe La, says :

You will remember me as the person who
was so badly afflicted with Rheumatism in
1874, and who was clerk in the District
Court in your city, and through whose ree-
concentration some of yonr g AntiRheu
matte Mixture was sent TO California.
have always recommended it wherever /
came in contact with those afflicted with
Rheumatism, and it has always proved a
successful remedy. have never been
troubled with Rheumatism since took the
one bottle
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27
Information Wanted.

DONALDSoNVILLE, La, July 20, 1910.
EDITOR CHIEF:
Dear Sir-Having heard it publicly re-
ported that very shortly after the issuance
of your paper of the 18th inst, in which APP
peared the returns of the election held in
the third ward of this parish, for delegates
to the parish convention of the Goth July,
1873, one of the candidates reported as
elected, Mr.. Ursin Landry, called upon you
and emphatieally denied having ever been
either Democrat or Conservative. It
having also been reported that Mr.. Landry
had requested you to publish in his name .
card in your paper of last Saturday, the
10th, denying that he had ever authorized
any one to nse his name in connection with
said election, and that he had ever affiliated
| in any manner with the Democratic and
Conservative parties, and that he would
have nothing to do with said convention of
the Goth.
Are the above reports founded on truth
and if they are, how was it Mr.. Landry's
card was not publishedi
Any information on the subject will be
gratefully received by an anxious public
and the undersigned
ONE OF YOUR SUBSCRIBERS.
REPLY.
In response to the questions of our
correspondent we would say that Mr..
Ursin Landry, did call upon US at the
time indicated above, and requested
us to state in the next number of the
CHIEF that his name had been used,
not only without his consent, but in
the face of his expressed desire to the
contrary !; that he should not act as q
delegate, as he did not consider that
he belonged to the Democratic Con-
sentative party. We readily con-
scented to make the statement, and
the reason fol our failure is that Mr..
Landry subsequently, signed the fol-
lowing document, which was pre-
scented to the parish convention and
recognized by the admission of the
substitute therein named:
DoNALDsoNvILLE, La, July 20, 1878.
To the President of the Parish Convention
of the Democratic Conservative Party:
SRI hereby name and appoint Mr.. r.
Prosper Landry as my substitute in the con-
vention held this day, as my business will
not allow me to attend in person.
Very respectfully yours, U. LANDRY. 3
As this paper implied the signer's
recognition of his election as dele
gate, and was therefore wholly incon-
sistent with the statement which he
had previously requested US to pub
fish, We refrained from placing him
in the equiyocai position which
would have resulted from such pub
LEGATION.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

lie Louisianais informs us that Mr..
George E. Bovee has again entered
the political arena, and has been
elected a delegate to the Republican
parish convention shortly to be held
in ST. James.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

The transcript in the Arrieux muir
der case has been returned to the
Clerk of Court for correction and
amendment in two slight particulars.
The document will be again for warded
to the Governor to-day, and it is very
probable that death warrants will be
issued during next week.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

st. Vineent's College, at Cape Gil
rardeau, Mo-, is well known by repu-
tation throughout the South, and Lou
isiana is always literally represented
on its roster of students. The direc-
tors of the college win spare no effort
to maintain its welI-earned high char
acter as q frst-cl institution OF
learning, and tllnse who intend send
ing their sons abroad TO complete
their education will do well to con-
slider the advantage offered by St.
Yincent's. See advertisement,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27
Died.

DATEMAN-On New River, Ascension
ID parish, July 9, 1873, MARY MARTHA.
daughter of Make and Sue Bateman, aged
six years and seven months,
TUCKER-At Milan, Tenn, July l6, 1873,
after lingering illness of several months,
Mrs. SYDNEY s. TUCKER, aged SIS years.
Deceased was the mother of those two
estimable gentlemen. James K. and John
W. Tucker, of this parish. -
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

Mr.. G.. w. Mitchell concluded to ac-
company his wife and son on their
visit to Missouri, aud departed with
them Wednesday night. During his
absence DIR. G. F. Emmett viii have
charge of the livery stables.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

District Judge Duffel was called to
the parish of st. James on Friday of
last week to hold a preliminary ex-
animation in a case of homicide, Par
ish Judge Siskron being absent on
leave. The prosecution was against
James Comeaux, white, for the killing
of Victor Joseph, colored. Comeaux
discovered Joseph in his melon patch
and called upon him to surrender !:
the fellow broke and ran, when CO.
meaux leveled his gun and fred. One
buckshot passed through Joseph's
heart, killing him instantly. Judge
Duffel committed accused to appear
before the District Court and admit
ted him to bail.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

A colored girl fell into the river in
front of Mr.. Sylve:e Landry's place,
while engaged III catching slirimps,
last week, and drowned in a few mo-
ments. We learn that the girl was
about sixteen years of age; her name
I'VE did not hear.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

From two to four bottles of Jenkins Rheu-
matte. Gout and Neuralgia t" AnnihiIator
will cure permanently any first attack of
Rheumatism or Gout. From two TO two
dozen bottles will cure permanently, accord
ing to duration of disease, any case of
Rheumatism, Gost or Neuralgia.
JENKINS & co. Proprietors,
New Orleans, La.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

Messrs. Pierre Klopman and David
Israel took passage on the Ouachita
Belle yesterday afternoon, bound for
Biloxi, where they will seek tempo
rary relief from the simmering sun
beams that make Donaldsonville BIZ
lin hot" just now. Ia ia, gentle
men, but give New Orleans a wide
berth; Bronze John is spending the
summer there, and he isn't a pleasant
fellow to room with.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

NJ. Bernard Lemann and family
left oh the Ouachita Belle, Monday
evening, en- route to the sulphur
springs of Blue Ridge, Virginia, where
they will spend the remainder of the
heated term. Mr.. Meyer Lemann has
been at the springs several weeks rev.
cling in the delights of mountain
breezes and low thermometers.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

Two valuable horses belonging to
Mitchell's stables have recently died
from being overworlSed in hot wealth
er. One of the animals, beautiful
black mare, keeled over in the stable
just after being driven from Plaque
mine, about two weeks ago. The
other, small bay horse, died yester-
day morning, six miles below town,
while en- route from Thibodaux to
this place. The party who had hired
the horse drove him to Thibodaux at
a rapid gait Thursday evening, aud
was returning at similar pace next
morning, when the animal gave out
and succumbed to the combined influ-
ence Of fast driving and the great
heat.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1878-07-27

All accounts we hear from the crops
are encouraging in the extreme. The
largest yield of corn of any year since
the war is confidently predicted cane
is all laid by and thriving cotton in
the seventh and eighth wards presents
a remarkably promising appearance,
and farmers are hopeful of realizing
the heaviest crop they have gathered
since 1861.