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THE FRANKFORT MURDER.
Col. Toat Buronp, lno OLD Kentucky
gentleman, has had q caso pending for some
timo pas: In tho Court Of Appeala ut Frank
fort, tho Capital Of tho State. Eightoon
months ago the caso was decided In tho
lower courts against him, and the Sheriff at-
tempted to levy on Ills property TO satisfy
tho judgment. Col. Ton DuronD thoraupon
barrioatled Ais place. and doiied tho officers
Of tho law to do their duty. The Sheriff be-
sicgod him, but tho fine old Kontucky gont1e-
man came out ahead Of tho Sheriff, and the
Inv officers failed to do their duty. Col. ToM
DuFonD then appealed his oase, though 1t is
somowhat singular Tint he should hnva mp
pealod, sinco ho was ablo to defy the processes
Of tho Courts md the authority Of tho State.
Ho had hoariug In tho Court Of Appoals at
Frankfort Justices ELLIOTT and Pnyon sit-
ting upon tue bench, aud tho decision OF the
Lower Court WINS afflrmod. Thon Col.
Ton Duronp, tho tino oil Kont,,cly
gentleman, took his tlolb1o-barreled shot.
gnn mud went hunting. for Judges.
lie stationed himself at tho front
door Of tho principal hotel OF the city and
waited for tho Judges, who Ind darod to ro-
fleet upon tho "honor" Of kentucky gou-
tlon,an by deciding caso against him, to
como to dinnof. It Is probable TINT II n
person should post himself at tho front door
Of n hotel in chiongo with shotgun In his
hands, waiting for soino ono, it would cause
snme sensation, and tho hotel propriotors
would request him to leavu, failing to do
which he would either DO kicked out by tho
servants or escorted nway by tho police. In
Frankfort, however, 1t attracted no moro
notice Than it did when Cox wont hunting
for A1sroN. It is probably way they havo
in Kontucky, and no ono carol to Interfere
with Col. Ton BuroaD when in quest Of
amusement Of this sort. Flo had not to wait
long bcforo Judge ELL1orr made his apponr-
anca in company with bis bench assocnte
Col. Ton BuFonn inyited him to tn11o drink,
which he declined. nnd tl,on proceeded on his
way. Thon Col. ToM Durdhp turned round,
drcwn bend GU him. md shot him dead OH tho
spot, cooliy romarkod that he was sorry, and
put his hat under his Aoal. Having disposed
of Judge ELLIOTT, Col. Tom Buronp then
proceeded to dispose Of Judge pnxon in the
gano satisfactory n,annor, but thoro were
somo chldron in tic way, and, having suti-
cicnt consideration for them not to risk
slaughtorlng some OF them, ho hosltated
long enough to givo tho Judge MI opportu-
nifty to mako Ills escape. Thon Col. Ton
DuronD quietly gave himself up anil went 10
mil, md ,an hug tho certainty to his heart
t!,at nothing will .bp tlono to linn, II tho
murder Ind baot committed in Soma rural
eootion of tho State, m III Dreathitt County.
for instance. tao relations Of tho dcceasci
won1a hnyo e1ubbotl tocotnor anu takon
revonoo 1,v k;,inp ooi. INV R,,poun md
t,,cn Go]. trou nuronp's ro1atiyou would 1Iavo
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JnuN LOGAN .ltdn't seem to take baud IN
with uLAlSE, ANTHONY, and CosxLiaa III tho
rough-anl.tunabke GU Monday With tho Confod-
crates In the Senate, JoMh's friends promised
that Ao would always ho found at the front.
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WASHINGTON CHAPTER. NO. Il. T.. A. M-spo
cia convocston TILL ttrlay} evening At 7:At UFock
pantuua coTdaliy invited. liz ur,lcr Vt thu H. r.
CHARLES Il. WHluHT, Secretary.
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In the dark days ot lSsa, nobody thought tllas
tho people OF thcso States would hear tae Aebe1
yell In tho United 6tates Benate !n 1870.
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wAupASs1A LODGE, No. 1eo A. r. & a. NJ
Regular Communication this fFtdAy} evening a Mn'
4nR!c hail. No. 70 Mon:neat.t for business aud work,
j. C. HOWELL. Secretary.
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Dearborn sircet. corner Of Monroe. EugaasHcht
Of John Mccullough. "Brutut" aud "Kashc:ino
and Petyuchio."
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Bonnet Care Meschacebc: Every
young man has . right to show gal
lantry towards the fair seq, but lie
must be delicate il his attentions and
behave himself like true gentleman
i re wishes 70 please. James Cole
not the independent candidate for the
House, but a sprightly youth by tie
same name forgot that the other day
whilst he was il company with some
fair ones and his demeanor was 20
displaced that it attracted the attep-
ton Of another fellow, who took his
shot gnn and put stop to Coles
nonsense by shooting him in his oc-
ciput, but without hurting him much.
Mason Metcalf was also busy con,ting
9 pretty lass the other night, but his
attentions were coldly received and
at length so vexed the beauty that
she borrowed pistol from one Of
Metcalf's friends and deliberately shot
her would be lover, and lodged the
bullet between two of his ribs. Met
calf is ont Of danger and has made
up his mind to be wiser in future.
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Sick Of Politics.
MorehOuse Clarion

We are surfaited, worn out, sick
e,,ed with politics. We.aYe fUdnAerel
upon politics. II plain parlarce, our
mental caliber has /" souted and gone
back" on politics. ,,
Are we alone in sttliis tlisincli,hatiotl
ia digest mentally political pabninm
Is, not .oartcnse simply the condition
ct the majority Of our people7 We
believe tits. We hope it is. The &c
tions and expressions Of our citizens
Indicate that they have "soured on
political enthusiasm and political
canldron. Our passions have been
kept sp at fever heat. Political pow
vows, political conventions, aud
political rascality have kept our
political nerves strung to the highest
pitch Of political excitement and
political "damphoolery," until We
yearn for and demand "a rest" The
people want rest. They want relax
alton. They want an antidote for
political fever. variety is the spice
Of life" and oh, how little "spice''
has been mixed with our'n" since
he war. We expect better times in
the future. We have II right to ex-
pect better times. Home industry,
home improvement will now take
the plare Of political brawls. The
anxious, ubiquitous office seeker will
find that he must play y lone hand''
On the political card table. The
millennium is upon Is. Let rs roll
down our political sleeves and march
on the goal Of social happiness and
~t'pte heyl,nn prosperity.
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be counted By four State officials, two
Of whom are candidates for reelection
under it, and a third interested in
the success Of d subordinate.
II. 1t cuts short the term Of Office
Of the present State officials one year,
against whom no serious complaint
has ever been brought lay their party.
to make way for ambitious aspjrants
to the succession, reputation Of The
State.debt, and purely partisan ends.
-. The partisan ends to be Sc
cured BY the adoption Of the new con-
stitution, ID favor Of Democracy, are,
beside q gerrymander Of legislative
districts to maintain i party snprem-
acy, the change Of the date Of the
general election. for the purpose of
avoiding: the presence Of federal 81
pervisors, or safeguards against bull,
doing and ballot box shifting.
"A. Il is not wise, neither is there
any need>ezisting at the present time,
to Change The organic law Of tile State
without full, calm and impartial de-
alterations.
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National Surgical Institute.

The annual visit of an Examining Sur
geon from this well known Institute viii
be made to New Orleans December
1879. He will have skilled assistants
from the Home Institute, and will remain
until December IS, 1879. Preparations
for this visit are amply sufficient to meet
any increased demands.
Surgical cases and those requiring per
sOnal attention should come early, that
they may have attention for the whole
mouth if necessary. In it's chosen spe-
cialties, Club Feet, Spinal and Hip dis
eases, Paralysis, contraction and diseases
Of the Joints, Piles, Fistnla, private dis
eases, Catarrh, Diseases Of the Eye, Ear
etc, this Institute is unexcelled. Refers
by permission to the many well known
citizens Of New Orleans who are its
patrons.
Rooms, as before, at No. 1861. Charles
Street, where we will be pleased to see
orr old patients, with as many new ones
as may choose to CALI For further par
ticulars write to National Surgical an
stitute, indianapolis, Ind, Philadelphia,
Pa, or Atlanta, Ga.
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Town Of Donaldsonyille.
Objections to the New Copstitu.
ai0n.;s

The New Orleans Southeastern
Christian Adrocatc thus summarizes
the objections which, in its opinion,
constitute sufficient cause for the
defeat of the proposed constitution
The proposed new constitution fol
Louisiana should be rejected ut the
polls for the following reasons:
!. 1t is submitted in .sa, unusual
manner, teuding to defeat Il polhula,
Judgment on its merits, hy req.iaing
an election for officials to serve under
it, nc the same time with its ratifica
ton or rejection. A contest between
men and parties, and not discussion
IT the organic law, is thereby made
the paramount issue.
2. The apportiunment of Senators
and Representatives of the General
Assembly is not based upon an accu-
rate census, Of ratio Of population, ID
accord with Republican form Oi
government, and it is specially pro.
vided that this basis shall not be
changed Or altered iu any manner un :
I'll the year 1890.
3. It practically deprives tile voter
Of the privilege OF voting for or
against the reputation of the legal
State debt. The debt ordinance sub
limited separately repu.liates the le-
ga!ly contracted rate IF interest on the
State debt; if rejected, tile rate Of
taxation fixed BY the constitution will
be insufficient to pay either interest
or principal.
4. The insufficient rate Of taxation
~ conduct the State government, pay
the State debt, ect., seriously endan-
gers, i it does not wholly deprive the
public school system Ut support by
the State..
p The taxing power is to be used
t. supply scitizens Of the State who
lost, aHmb 81 limbs in the military
service of the .-.Conttdelnte States
with substantial artificial limbs dur
ing l'fe, without mentioning or pro
v1i'ng foy m+ritorious services of
cltlzrnssln the National service.
8. The sdeline ue.tt.tax- payers, who,
many "f them, have ,.;nexcusably
avoided the just shire Of support of
the government, are to be allowed to
settle their accounts with tie State in
deprecated paper, some Of which has
u" market value to day.
q, The General Assembly is pro
ilIbltess from contracting any debt or
liability, even though it he to assist
needed measures Of public improve
mcut, such A. railroads, canals drain
+, age. etc.
8. u renders it impossible to sub
mt % the people any amendment to
the constitution before 1884.
=. IL creates IL judiciary system Ii
abl, 70 be conflicting in jurisdiction.
and checking appeals to the Supreme
Court in many causes Of right and
justice.
10. 1t declares gambling to be !,
vice "ich,tlie General Assembly max
enact laws % suppress, and yet per
Wtnatcs the State Lottery Company,
n;'d authorizes the formation OF otlle:
companies:
IL. 1t provides that he vote upon
ratification OF rejection rt the consti-
tuition and ~. the State officers, shall
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ments in old u1res Ease;rts. Trade Marks
and all patent business promptly attended
to.
lnsen1ion< that have been
rejected mar s4ii. II. s.nrt eases ,e patented
by Us. B"i.g ol'p"S'tc fire e. s. Patent
Office, and engaged III
Patent Esusincs~ Exclusively.
we can secure patients il less time than those
who are remote from Washington and who
must depend upon the mails in all transac-
tons with the Patent Office.
When Inventors send model or sketch we
make search III the Patent Office and advise
as to its patentability free of charge Cor
respondence confidential, prices low, and
NO Charge unless Patent Is
obtained.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster General d.
H. KEY, Rev. +. d. POWER, to officials in
:he Z. s. Patent Office. and especially to
our clients i'll every State Of the Union and
in Canada. For special references, terus,
advice, &c, address
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Notice to the Voters
OF THE 49,

Parish of Ascension.
DEING informed that there are great
Id many voters in the parish who are not
| registered and who are unable to come to
the Court House in Donaldsonville to reg
lister, will open the Office Of registration at
the following places on the days hereinafter
designated
H. f. Duffel, LIST district, Monday, No
vember3.
Mccall Brothers, lat district, Tuesday,
November 4.
J. 0ubre, lst district, Wednesday, No
vember 5.
A Richard, End district, Thursday, No
vcmber 6.
Tnreaud 5th district, Friday, Navember7
Clark store, 5th district, saturday, No
vember 8.
River Ferry, 5th district, Monday, No.
vember 10.
Ashland, 9th district. Tuesday, Noveln-
Der II.
Lane. 9th district, Wednesday, Novem-
her II.
harmon, eth district, Thursday, Novem-
Der ID.
yP. Landry, sth district, Friday Noyem-
Der Ia.
II Landry, sth district, Saturday, Novem-
Der Is.
Alex. Meyers -ath district, Monday, No
vember II.
At Donald sonville for the :}rd and 4th dis
tricts, from 18th to 29th, November both
dates inclusive.
FELIX BRAUD,
Supervisor Registration. Parish of Ascension
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TOS. BILLElSEN,
COPPER,
Tinand Sheet Worker
DONILDSOITILLE, Ia.

DO-F ILD0UE F7LLE, III.
Manufacturer OF Strike Pans. Evaporating
Pans, CHARTERS. Juice Boxes. Syrup Tanks,
Chimneys and .Breechings, Force and Lift
pumps, etc.
Steam Trains put up and fully guaranteed.
Also keeps on hand a full supply Of Iron
Pipes and Fittings, for steam and water nse
Jobbing md country orders promptly
utteadei 70 a. moderate charges.
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DIR. SOUTHWICK.

nNE Of the most successful Specialists of
~ the South cures speedily and safely all
private matters Of Men and Women Those in
trouble call or write. Cures guaranteed and
medicines purely vegetable sent to all parts
of the country. Board and nursing for
patients visiting the city.
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE:
Corner Robinson and Gasquet Streets
New Orleans, La. f151y
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Tuesday, the 2nd day of Deem
Der, A. ID. 1879.

b.:ng the first Tuesday of said month, from
o'clock A. NJ. to 3 o'clock in the afternoon,
for the purpose of taking the sense of the
good people Of this parish in regard to the
adoption or rejection OF the Constitution
submitted for ratification for the ratifica-
ton or rejection Of the ordinance adopted
by the Constitutional Convention in relation
to the debt of the State; for tue election OF
all State officers as above enumerated, and
one Senator from the Eighth Senatorial Dis
trict, composed of the parishes Of St. james
and Ascension, one District Judge and one
District Attorney from the Twcnty-second
Judicial District, composed also Of said par
,lsl4es Of st. James and Ascension. one Rep
resentative, one Clerk OF the District Court.
one Sheriff, one Coroner. ten Justices of the
Peace and ten ConstabIes.
And do hereby order and direct the sew
eral Commissioners to be hereafter APP
pointed by the Ii,ss;;l9ar authorities to conduct
SAID election in tie manner prescribed by
Law. and lnake.1ue return of their respective
polls to my Office, within the shortest posi-
BILE delay. i
In testimony whereof. I have hereunto
affixed any official signature at Donaldson
VILE, La, this lst day of October, {. ID. 1879
p A. JONES,
Sheriff of the parish Of Ascension
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tie In their op-
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE:

BOARD OF SCHOOL DIRECTORS:
Louis Lcfort, acting Presidents
z. N. Pugh. Secretary;
Francis Vicknair, Treasurer;
Henry y. Minor, Augustus Knight,
y. ID. Blouin. Jacob G. Warner,
/. DIR. d. Elayerie.
JURY COMMIssIoNERs-Allen Thomas. N.
Bel. Austin Duncan, Henry e. Braud, H. f.
Bentley, Clerk Of Court. cr o26icio Secretary
Of the Commission.
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Sherif's Sale.

State of Lonisiana-Fourth judicial District
Cenrt-Parish Of Ascension.
Louisiana Eauit able Life Insurance Co.
VS.. No. 1914,
just Comes.
DY virtue of and in obedience to q
ID writ of fcri fuciNs issued by the Hon.
Fourth judicial District Court in and for
the parish of Ascension, under date of
October q, 1879, and to me directed, in
the above entitled and numbered cause
| have seized and will offer for sale at pub
lie auction. to the highest bidder, at the
Courthouse door, in the town Of Donald
sonvile, in the parish of Ascension, on
Saturday, the 9th day of December, 1879,
Mt II o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
A certain tract of land situated i'll the
the Mississippi river. at about thlee-4uar-
ters of a mile below the town of Donaldson
vile, measuring onetOurth OF an arpent
front on said river, by two arprnts in depth.
bounded above by r. N. Sims, below by
lands formerly belonging to said just
Comes lnow 4. N. sims1 and in the rear by
lands of the heirs of + Gaudin, together
with all the buildings and improvements
thereon and thercunt, belonging.
Seized i'll the above suit. ~.
Terms aud con0itiDus:
Cash in United States currency.
Parish of Ascension, November l, 1879.
PETER A. JONES, Sheriff.
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Dwelling House to Rent.

A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE
n on Less;r,l street. in the town of Dom
aldsonvilIe. may he rented on favorable
terms Ivy application to the undersigned.
ly-19-tf X. y. SIMS,
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Experience in every branch Of business
ensures success. Inventors who secure
the services Of attorneys familiar with
patents, and the practice Of the Patent
Office rarely fail i'll obtaining patents.
The same rule applies in all contested
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times an honest difference of opinion
among the most learned upon the proper
| construction of constitutional and statu-
| tory enactments which honest differ
| ence OF opinion necessarily leads to diff
ferent political affiliations. We hold
| that each of the great political parties
should be represented upon the bench.
The following are the resolutions in
cluded il the report:
Resolred, That the recognized position
Of the Republican party rs the party Of
good faith, honest dealing and devoted
adherence t" the principle that the
rights Of public creditors must, at all
hazards, be fully and fairly protected,
demands that the vote Of our party
should, as a unit, be cast against the
debt ordinance Of the proposed constitn-
ton.
|. RESOLVED, That as to the adoption Of
the constitution we recognize an honest
and legitimate sphere for difference of
opinion, and recommend that the ques-
ton Of the adoption or rejection Of the
proposed instrument be left to the indi-
vidual convictions Of the voters.
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