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The Morehouse Clarion thinks the
papers that have been going for Major
Burke had better go slow, as they
may yet have to support him for Gov
ernor. That's so, there is no telling
what man can do who is able to
have himself Incorporated as part
OF the State constitution. But we
think the convention should have
made him separate ordinance, q la
State debt Coyfar Chronicle.
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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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Wesleyan Female
INSTITUTE
STANTON. VIRGINIA.

STANTON, VIRGINIA,
A NY one who desires to educate his
~ daughter thoroughly, on the lo,cest
terms and least expense, in one Of the first
schools for young ladies in tho United
States, which opens September Is, 1879.
Write for Catalogue to
KEW. DR.. WM. A. HARRIS, Pres'dt.
a9-lm Staunton, Virginia.
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We see the Donaldsonville boys
have organized another military com
pany aud named it the "Cofeld
Guards, latter our friend j. G.. Cofiell.
They could not have used the name
of better man.-Iberculc South.
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The cotton worm this year, as a
success, has proved failure. His
digestion seems to be bad-can't eat
cotton worth cent dyspepsia has
got him.-Minden Democrat.
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Dwelling House to Rent.

A DESIRABLE DWELLING HOUSE
"A on Lessard street, in the town Of Don
aldsonville, may be rented on favorable
terms by application to the undersigned
jy-19-tf R.. SIMS
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COssTABLEs :

BOARD OF SCHOOL D1RECTORs:
Louis Lefort, acting President;
E. N. Pugh, Secretary;
Francis Vicknair, Treasurer;
Henry y. Minor, Augustus Knight,
Z. d. Blouin. Jacob G. Warner,
DR.. B. Claverie,
JURY CoMMIssIoNERs-Allen Thomas, N.
Bel, Austin Duncan, Henry q. Brand, IT, E.
Bentley. Clerk of Court. ca oDieio Secretary
of the Commission.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Fourth Judicial District,

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension, St
James, st. John the Baptist and st. Charles.
District Judge, ...........- Henry L. Dufel,
District Attorney, ~....-..F. 3. Earhart,
Post-o6ee address, DoDaldsoaviIle, La.
Regular terms Of Court in Ascension open
on the third Mondays Of May and October.
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st. Joseph's Academy,

A1OnAB0sOmv1lle, La.
Y1HE annual session of this Institution
II will commence on Monday, November
IL, 1878. The Academic class will continue
unchanged. The preparatory classes will
tics given three times week, gratis.
For terms OF tuition, board, or other infor-
nation, apply at the Academy or Catholic
Prcsbytery. DE. JONES.
a75s0 .. Principal.
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Arrears of Paw. Bounty &c

y ~
Federal Ofhcers, Soldiers, and Sailors ~,
the late war, or their heirs, are in manv
cases entitled to money from the Cover,
ment which has been found to be dne s;,,ae
final payment. Write full history Of ser,;aa
ceived. ""sy re-
Certificates of Adjutaut General n 6
showing service and honorable diacharno
thercfrom, in place Of discharges lost nr 80
cured tor small fee r."
Enclose stamp to Gilmore & ~
aud fuli reply, with blanks, win be sent re-
Pensions! Pen.ion.,,
All Federal Officers, Soldiers. and Sat-.
Wounded ruptured, or injured in the line -
duty IN the late var, and disabled tIaral, ~
can obtain a pension s1f110py'
widows and minor chicken of nfs.o.
soldiers and Sailors, who have died s;nas,
discharge, of disease contracted. nr sro arnae
ana INJURIES received in the service and Is
eIe iihe OF duty, can procure pensions h.,
addressing EiIln more e Go. W
= increased raf6s for Pensioners ob+.;,
bounty Land Warrants procured fos seal
wee III wars prior to March 8. 1855 rh SET
are no warrants granted for service =, n tLe
late rebellion SCI VICE IN the
Send stamp to GILMORE
~ washington, ID. e., for fni1 ;.a ~,
tons. AoA AuiI instruc-
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JOSEPH FERRIER,
Blacksmith.
WuEELWRIGHT & CoACHNAKER.
DonaIdsonyillc. La.

Mr.. Joseph Ferrier informs his friends and
existing between Mr.. Jos. Icard and himself
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
He will continue the same kind of business
ut the old stand, where he is ready to exc
cute at shortest notice all work entrusted to
him, pertaining to the trades Of
Gunsmith, Locksmitl. Blacksmith, Wheel.
wright and Coachmaker.
Buggies, Carriages, Wagons and Carts
repaired in workmaniike manner, "a price
to suit the times.
Old Vehicles taken in Exchange for ne,c.
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POLICE JURY:
Il. I. Hanson, President;
Francis Vicknair. Secretary
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE:

Regular meetings, at the Court House, on
first Mondays Of January, April, July and
October, at IL O'clock A. M.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-13

Good entertainment for man and beast at
reasonable rates. Horses and huggies for
hire. my3-ly
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-13
Nick of the Woods.

% Amt COtched up wild Yet'-He Grows
Lofty over the scenes in Germany and
Calls for more Brain FOOd-Has
C0nfab with Uncle Edward,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-09-13

The Manufacture of
Plantation Carts and Wagons
a speciality. Inspection and comparison h
work and prices with those of other makers
will show difference of from ten to TWEEN ~
per cent All work gunrapteed =
> Donaldsonville, La, Ma sh Is, ST..
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Eighth Senatorial District.
fhe nariahea of Ascension anf

State Senator, ............ Pierre Landry,
DOnaldsonyille, La.
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Town Of Donaldsonyille.
BOARD ALDERMEN

7ifst Y 2.u, :. : Jos. lsf11Gisci. NItnln RUSS.
Second {" ....J. Solozano Anderson Ross.
Third ...-F. Vicknair, J. Thompson.
Regular meetings, at the Mayors office,
in the Court House, first Tuesday Of each
month, at o'clock p. M.
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American & Foreign Patents,
GILMORE. SMITH eco.

Patents procured in all countries M
fees in advance. No charge for services mn ~
~ patent is granted. Preliminary examina.
tons free. Our valuable pamphlet sent f.a.,
upon receipt of stamp. Address, ~
GILMORE. SMITH e. Co.
Washington, %. G.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

NICK OBJ DE WOODS. !"
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GIBsoN's

Left bank Mississippi river, opposite Dor
jacksonville.
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Priacinrl oace, 25 hurry st., n. Y,
FRICE 2o CENTS.
Sid by Druggists throughout the world.
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IMPROVED SINGER MACHINE

Don't be de-:
ceived into bny-.
ing a Machine
lust likethe SIN.
GER, made by
irresponsible
parties, who are
here to-day, and
no one knows
where to-mor-
row; and whose
guarantee 50
readily given is
worthless. But
get the genuine
which there rel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16
GRANTS RECEPTION.
Elaborate Preparations Making.

SAN Francisco, September l5.-The
various committees engaged in making
preparations for the reception of Gen.
Grant held a meeting this afternoon.
A communication was received from the
Pacific Mail Company to the effect that
on the arrival of the City of Toxic, after
the agent Of the company and quaran-
tine officer had boarded her, Captain
Maury would be instructed TO hold the
steamer subject to their orders. In
structious will also be sent to Captain
Many to announce his arrival outside
by the discharge OF gun, which will be
answered from Fort Point, which will
serve as a signal for the steamers and
yachts intending to participate in the
nautical reception TO get under way.
Gen. w. l.. Elliott, the classmate OF
Gen. Grant, has been appointed Grand
Marshal. Kearney and Montgomery
streets from Market to Washing
ton, and Market as far as Seventh
street, which comprise the route OF the
procession, will be festoOned with flags,
and arches erected at the junction of
Montgomery and Market. Communi-
cations have been received from various
SOCittAcS, dSNihE tO " s'SoiehOt Pi'iSNS "a
the procession, and Lincoln Post No. l,
q. A. r., has asked permission TO APP
point Orderlies and guard OF honor to
be in constant attendance on General
Grant during his stay in the city. 1t
had been proposed to give the guest a
public banquet, but IL Is probable that
tho project viii be abandoned, although
several receptions and dinner parties
will be rendered by prominent citizens.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16

Mr.. Wilson, OF Wheeling, fell from the
limb of a tree on which she was swing
ing, Thursday evening Of last week, and
broke her leg by the fall.
At the meeting OF the Quarterly Con-
ference, Thursday evening, J. A. Ewing
was selected to represent the Mounds
vile NJ. f, Charge in the Lay Confer
ence, and w. w. Smith was elected Dis
trict Steward.
While out cunning Saturday last, Mr..
T. S. Bonar shot and killed three large
copperhead snakes which had been
routed from under large fiat stone by
a small boy on the farm OF +. Gorby,
near Rosbv's Rock.
Mr.. Stewart is arranging to take
number OF stereoscopic views OF the
court house, penitentiary, and mound;
also some views of Moundsville and sur
roundings will be taken from point on
GOrrel's hill.
The Commercial says that just before
the adjournment of the Circuit Court
on Monday for dinner, Judge Melvin
and the members of the Marshall coun-.
ty bar indulged in free interchange OF
opinion upon the present and prospec-
tive judiciary system of this State.
While not expressing himself relative
to the merits of the proposed COnstitu-
tional amendments, the Judge gave it
as his opinion that they would be de-
feated by at least 25 900 majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16
NEW MARTINsVILLE.

The Messenger has taken up the cud-
gel for the school teachers. 1t says:
"Thc present system Of choosing teach
ers will never do. The Boards of Edu-
cation may do the best they can, and
still there will be an immense amount
of dissatisfaction. Only few more such
amendments are necessary to finish the
free school system in this State" 1t
also sarcastically remarks: "One dis
trict in this county is becoming
extravagant. They actually give
teachers holding No. certiti-
Gates the magnificent sum Of $40 per
month. 1t would be ali improvement
on that to adopt the old plan and let
them work for nothing and board
round And yet it is announced that
the Board of Education at its meeting
the other day changed the levy for
teachers fund from 20 to 80 cents. This
was rendered necessary by the fact that
the amount received from the State
(S5,37S) was not as large as expected.
In spite of all this however, there were
according to the same paper twenty
seven applications for schools in the
district, and as there are only fourteen
schools, the Board was compelled to re-
ject number of very efficient teachers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16
AT CONCORDIA, MISS.
a Asuspicion5-Type of Fever-sev-
eral Cases and Two Deaths.

GREENvILLE. Miss, September l5.-A
courier arrived here from COncOriia,
Bolivar county, seventy miles above
here on the Mississippi river. and re-
ports six cases ami two deaths from
suspicious type of fever. Telegrams
have been sent 10 the State Board OF
Health, at Jackson, asking ngtOrphysicians
AMI two nurses. TIP 10 this day the
following deaths have occurred:
Mrs. Capt NJ. TObin and Capt. John
III. Tobin. The latter took sick on the
5th inst. and died yesterday. Mr.. j.
Kew, a lawyer from Corinth, Miss, who
has been in COHcorlia three months, Is
expected To die to-day. Those sick now
are Geo. Tobin, ;. Frank and sam
Rsesman.
The local physicians have been treat
ing the disease "a typhus malarial, but
without success. The symptoms do not
resemble yellow iever The bodies do
not assume yellow unge after death,
nor have the disease been observed.
Mrs. Tobln died two weeks ago. The
cause of her death was reported to be
heart disease.
Ii the fever now prevailing at COncOr-
dIa proves 70 be yellow fever, no cause
can be assigned for its appearance, eX-
cept the following: About ten weeks
ago Captain Mark Cheek and family
arrived at COnrOrdia on the Ouichita
Belle, Just from Memphis. They staid
at Captain TObin's house, and then lett.
One of the alarming features OF the case
is that all OF the sick and dead contracted
the disease while nursing at Tobin's
house.
DR.. Durrell and three nurses left here
to-day for ConcOrdia.
LOUISVILLE, September IA Green
vile, Miss, specisltO the COlIrisr-IOt-adI
SAYS that il the fever at CJncOrdia is
not yellow fever, it is none the less
fatal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16
The Presidential Party.

CrNcrSxArI, September l5.-President
HAYES, accompanied by Mrs. Hayes
and General Sherman, leaves Fremont
for Neosho Falls, rs, on the morning
% the 22d inst, going by the Lake Shore
railroad to Chicago; thence by the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy railroad to
Missouri, and thence by the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad to Neosho
Falls, passing through Sedalia and Fort
Scott. The party will rest at Chicago,
spending the night OF the 22d at the
Grand Pacific Hotel. On the morning
Of the 23d they will leave by special
train ON the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railroad, and perhaps brief stops
may be made at Aurora, Mendoza,
Galesburg and Quincy, but time will not
permit of any great delay on the route.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16
THE PESTILENCE.
NINETEEN NEW CASES YESTERDAY.
A Deadly Type Of Fever at cOOcOrdia,
Mss; Great Exeitementi Several
0eaths-President Lang
staff in New York. f'.

MEMPHIs, September 10 - Thirteen
new cases reported this morning and
II deaths. Weather clear and cool.
MENPHIS, September l9.-Nineteen
new cases, twelve white and seven col.
Ored, were reported to-day. One addi-
tional death was reported, colored
man. Dan Sullivan, a we'll known
steamboat clerk, died this afternoon at
3 O'Clock, alter the regular report Of the
day had been signed by the Secretary OF
the Board OF Health.
At a meeting of the Committee Of
Safety this afternoon, the action on the
resignation OF Colonel John I. Cameron
as superintendent OF the camps was re-
considered, and he has consented to re-
main in change himself, and DIR. ID. y.
Porter will leave for Nashville to-mor-
row morning The following was also
adopted by the committee:
RsSOlred, That with a view 10 secur-
ins ratiOns from the National COVE rn-
ment for issuance TO the people OF Mem
phis now in camp, that ID. I. POrtera and
Hon. John Johnson be appointed a COM
mittee 10 correspond with the Hon.
Secretary of War in order 10 secure
such ratiOns.
The donations to the Howard Associa-
ton to-day aggregated S7l5. Twenty
nurses were assigned to duty by them.
R,y. Father VIM. Walsh has so lar con-
valesced that he is able to be at his post
agIin. The thermometer to-day ranged
between "a and 10 degrees.
MEMPHIS, September l6.-Richard
Sharp, died tonight at O'Clock OF the
fever, six miles out on Poplar street,
boulevard His brother Joseph will
hardly survive the night.
President Lsngstaff in New York.
New YORK, September IA. d.
LangStaff, President OF the Howard As
Bo,iatiou of Memphis, is in the city en-
deIvOring to raise money for the relief
of his suffering fellow citizens. The
Hardware BOard of Trade has appointed
a committee 10 make collections, and the
Chamber of Commerce are expected
soon to take action. President Lang
staff saws the Howards have money
enough 10 pay their way until tO-mOr-
row night, and il by that time aid was
not forthcoming, they would be COM
PEELED 70 abandon their work, which
si8ply means 10 abandon the helpless
sick 10 their own resources.
NEw YORK, September IA. ID.
LaugstaH, President of the Howard
Association reports successful be-
ginning in New York OF the work to
raiss funds for the yellow fever sufferers
in Memphis. The hardware Board Of
Trade to-day collected 1925 which has
been telegraphed 10 Memphis. The
Chamber OF Commerce holds a special
meeting on Thursday to promote the OBJ
ject of Iangstaif's mission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16
COmmissIOner's sale
~ TRIADELPnIA DISTRICT

ORLAND ~ TRrADELPnIA DISTRICT.
IN the County Court ~ Ohio county:
Nathan Ashcroft and othsn
In flnuefT.
Charlotte Rinkcs and other.
~ virtue ola de'fee entered by the County
Count Of Ohio county. wet Virginia. in the
above entitled cHuse. ON the 25th day ~ June.
ls5q the undersigned special Com missioner
named In aid decree, will, on
SATURDAY. sEPTEMBER Zrs. Is7).
beginning At 10 O'Clock A. ", -ell at public auc.
ton mt the front door ~ the Court H0use ~
Ohio county, West yirginla, /, the highest and
best bidder. the foliOwing described real estate,
that II "a say: A tract - land formerly owned
by John kinkes. bf situated In what 10 now
TrtAdelphia district. in ssid county ~ Ohio.
bounded a. follows: Beginning At n stODs On
the Satiohal rad; thenoc y. ~ W " poles %
q locust in NilligJ.n's line; theme With bis line
~ an elm In Feay's line: hence with biz line ~
the National road thence with aid rosf b. tbs
place u beginning. supposed ~ contain ~ scres,
more or less. but excepting from aid tfaci three
scres aud fOur percbss Il the wet end thereof
devised by John Rinke- Sr.. ~ Peter klnkes.
TEENs 90 SALE One-fOurb Of the punbs>s
money aud a. M much more A. the puFchaser may
erect 70 pay, cash IN hand, the balance ia three
equal instaIlmsnt. At six. twelve and elSbtssn
months respectively from the Gay ~ sale with
Intsrecf from that day, the purrhsser 10 we his
bonds for the deferred iBstalcInenis and tllle W
be retained until payment ~ full
WILLIAM y. ut BBARD.
ffal( fa.Ns.
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WASHINGTON.
Monthly Agricultural Report.

WASHINGTON, September l5.-The fol-
lowing is the monthly report OF agricul-
ture, showing the condition OF the cot
ton, corn and tobacco crops: Cotton
September lst, shows a heavy decline;
during August the general average is s.,
against 81 the month previous. Corn
The average condition for the whole
country, September lst, was 50, against
90 in August. Tobacco-The average
condition for the whole country, Sep
tember lst, was 81, an advance OF 10 per
cent from the condition on August lst,
and an advance OF per cent over the
condition for the same time last year.
Silver Certificates Circulating.
WASHINGTON, September l5.-The sill
yer certificate bids fair to take theplace
ofthe standard dollar TO a great extent.
In paving out ten per cent. OF the checks
in silver dollars the Treasurer is gener-
ally asked for certificates in their stead.
This is especially the case with banks.
The banks then pay them out over their
counters the SINE IS greenbacks, and in
this way large amount of silver cert-
ficates have got into circulation in this
city
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16
TUNNELTON TALK.
Notes and Notions Neatly No
ticed by Nibbs.
Correspondence Of the Register.

Correspondence OF the Register.
TUSSELToS, Sept. 10, 1879.
The Young Mems Musical and Lite
rary Association of Rowlesburg will
give a minstrel performance in the
new Town Hall, about the latter part OF
this month, which promises to be a
grand affair.
Married, September l1th, at the resi-
dence of g. L. Ellis. Newberry, w: Va,
the handsome clerk Of Allen, Ellis * Co,
Henry G.. Korehler, 10 Miss Mary f.
Coner. The bridal party left the same
day for Frosthurg. Md, where they ex-
pect TO spend part of their honeymoon.
They have the best wishes OF all their
aeo,Iaintances for their future welfare.
Here's our hand, Henry, and long may
YOU live and prosper by the connubial
knot.
Ii is currently reported that there is a
wedding 20 take place in this town in
the course of few days.
Judge A. +. Raymond and daughter,
who has been visiting here for the past
week. returned home on Saturday.
]. Will Bonafield, of Burning Springs,
is here visiting friends and relatives in
this neighbOrhOod for the past week.
The wages paid to teachers in the
common schools in this county are
very low. This is a false notion OF
economy with respect to the schools
which should be abandoned. Teachers
cannot work for nothing, and all that
are worthy will leave the profession ii
this penuriousness is continued. In
certain parts of this county they only
pay teachers holding No. l certificates
$25 per month. This is a shame and an
outrage upon civilization, and should be
branded as such by the teachers.
Geo. Purcell, OF the Argus, Ira Zirm,
of FellOwsville, and p. j. CrOgan, OF
Newburg, spent the Sabbath in Tunnel
ton. What's the attraction, boys?
Jack frost has put in his appearance
in this neighborhood, on one or two
occasions, which has had tendency TO
cool off the atmosphere to some extent.
MFRS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16
A TEMPERANCE BOOM.
Hotel Blown Up by GunpOwder.

CoLUuBrs. September lj.-The Cor
bin Hotel, occupied by Henry Corbln.
at Westerville, this county, was blown
up by gunpOwder, and although the
building was occupied by number Of
people, no one but COrbin was injured,
and he not fatally. ItisnOt known who
placed the powder in the building, but
Corbln asserts that it was done by some
of the villagers, and il the outcome Of
his refusal 10 cease selling liquor in the
village. -Four years ago building be
occupied as a saloon was demolished by
gunpowder, and Corbin left town, only
returning a short time ago. All at
temps TO arrest theguilty parties proved
failures The damage 20 the hotel and
numerous adjoining buildings will be
about $1,000. The citizens OF Westcr-
willie insist that while they favored re-
sorting 20 stringent measures 10 prevent
liquor selling in the town, they never
favored such measures as those resOrted
10 last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1879-09-16
Horrible Oil Works Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, September l5.-An
explosion occurred this afternoon at the
Quaker City Oil Works, at Cooperyille,
whereby Geo. ]. Emery, son of the pro-
prietor, was killed, and Andrew Emery,
another son, and James Stanger, ma
chinist, were so badly injured that their
lives are despaired Of. The works had
Just been erected, and were started up
for the first time in the refining OF oil
by new process. The main still was
blown to atoms and the burning oil
scattered in every direction.