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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1879-11-01
For Coroner.

We are authorized, TO announce
DIR. w. NJ. MCGALLIARD
as u candidate for Coroner Of the parish Of
Ascension, subject to the ratification of the
Democratic Conservative parish conven-
ton.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02
NEW SERIES---NO. 1871.
SIiIPWHECKED,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 3O.-It has be,
come the settled CONJUNCTION Of vessel and
Insurance men of this city that the schooner
Hattie johnson Of Buffalo, which sailed
from this'port on the night of the 10th,
ioundercd probably near Manitou in the
gale Of the 10Th, and that all on board have
been lost, The crew consisted OF Capt. D.
d. Prouty and wife, and eight men. Moth
INC has been seen Or heard of the missing
craft since her departure She was loaded
with 10000 bushels of wheat, valued at $50,
600, shipped by Ke!shaw & Co., of this city.
The schooner was owned by Capt. Prouty
and his brother the latter residing in But
ialo. Vessel and cargo insured for nearly
full value.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02

HANOVER, Pa, Nov. 30 Yesterday even
ING while Messrs Et2elc X Young with a
workman were engaged m the cellar Of
thcir warehouse it was noticed that the
walls were falling, An alarm was mmc.
diateiy given and Young and the workman
succeeded in getting to the yard uniniured
but ENic wa. caught by the falling wall
jus, as he was lcaping from the door and
was instantly killed, The building which
woN recently erected contained twenty
thousand bushcl, Of grain,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02

Our EXPERIENCE FROM MANY:--'I had
been sick and miserable SO long and had
caused my husband so much trouble and
expense, no one seemed to know what allied
me, that was completely disheartened and
discouraged. In this frame or mind got
bottle of Hop Bitters and used them I'M
known to my family. soon began to i'm
prove and gained so fast that my husband
and family thought it strange and unnat-
maI, but when | told them whnthad helped
me, they said "Hunah for Hop Bittersl
long may they prosper, for they have mace
mother well and us happy" The Mother.
Home Journal.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02

y GRAND CHRISTMAS GIrT.-Tua NEW
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2,UOO illustrations and 3G Fuli-page I'm
cravings; and ll5 additional features. the
most important Of which are a Bible Die
uonagy, History Of the books OF the Bible.
History Of Religious Denominations, His
tory of the nations cities, rivers, lakes.
bi.ds, beasts, reptiles insects trees. fruit,
and flowers Of the Bible, 100000 magical
references, Marriage Certificates, Family
Record and Il Photograph Album. Printed,
with clear, large type, on paper Of tirst-cla,
quality. Size Of pages, i0isXials inchc,.
The work is supcrbly bound in morocco.
massive raised panel, gilt cGgc and back.
and was sold two years ago at $lj per COPY.
The plates alone cost $1,000 We war
rant this Bible to be as good us those sold
for $lj in any bool, store. 4 Specia, Offer
To introduce our Bibles we agree, upon the
receipt of 81, topay the postage end other
expenses, to send any reader Of this paper
copy Of the Holy Bible, with supcrh
work OF art produced in ten beautiful coz
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Money may be sent ut our risk in plain
letter, Order now, and address. N. ".
lIuNr, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02
DIRECTORY.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY
0: the leading business houses whose advertise,
Hlnts may De found in THE BULLETIN
DRY GOODS
{ o. Pricr Co., Commercial avenue and Nine.
CAas. r. stewart, Eighth street
GROCERIES,
Car Peters & Bro, Eighth sweet.
Pe'iI- u Bird Wa-hlngtoTaycuuc ana Eighth
street ,,,,..,,.,,,,
Dr. d, Il. Marcau; Office 40 Commercial avenue,
DENTISTS.
d., Vs. c. Jocelyn, Eighth near Commercial
b. + W. WLitlock 1870 Commercial avenue.
LIQUORS
hob; smyth, No 10 Ohio lcyee.
INSURANCE
Il II. Ctndea. No. f0Ohio lcyeo tup .tairsl
Equitable Life, OF New York, corner Twelfth and
Washington avenue.
sud COMMERCIAL ayvnuc.
ATTORNEYS At LAW.
Ilaesar X Lansdcn, 80 ll3 Commercial ayenuc.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
uauday Bro. proprietor. Egyptian Mile ,-
/ axle, ThstcwOod ~ Moor nor ~ AL" l''
Commercial avenue
DRUGGISTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
Barclay Bros Ohio layc. aud corner Eighth and
Washington avenue
BANKS
cry National, Ohio icyce.
MEAT Markets
= Walter. Eighth street
..h,,r Bros. Corner Eighth aud Washington.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02
MMLnMoop DnnnnrNa 40

lEFFGRsoN, O., Dec. 7, 1877.
On WILLIAM GUS, 100 West Broadway,
New York DEAR SR-- Please send INC
two quart bottles Of your Eminent lodidc
Ammonia tfor hotScs3 During the past
two years have used 1t Ia my stable to the
exclusion ofal other linimonts. II Is ,hn
best thing have over seen for either man
or beast, lcould no, 90 without it.
Enclosed lnddMfy for $5.
Very truly youtb II r. WADE.
Gilos Pills cNvs l}llliousntss. Ehrrlay
ireg Agents.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02

The Pioneer Press, of st. Paul, has an
article 10y II. A. Tanner, who says; THE
best way to avoid colorlcss, sickly-lookiag
butter in winter, is to use Wells, Richard
son u Cos Perfected Butter Color, the 6.
sential principal being the same as in tie
yellow dOndclion blossoms"
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02

Coon LWING.-The secret Of good iiyiU-
is OF vast Importance 10 ali mankind. Every
good liver knows this-but WHEN the liver
is bad, then take R0sadals, the great South
ern Remcdyyand Motifs Liver Pills. They
are sure to restore you to health Sold by
Barclay Bros.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02
nEALu oF nEN. .IErr. c. DIVES.

CHICAGO Nov, ?O,-Jcilcrson G. Davis,
colonel Of the tweny-third infantry and
brevct brigodicr general Us. A., died here
this afternoon Of pneumonia Of the lungs
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02

A CARD-To all vino are suffering from
the errors and indiscrctions Of youth, ncr-
yous weakness, early decay, loss of man
hood etc, | will send a receipt that viii
cure YOU, FREE OF CHARGE. This grca.
remedy was discovered by missionary i.
South America Send a selt-cddrcssed cn.
yelopc to the REV. JosEPu T. IX,lAH, Sta
ton d. New York City.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02

WANTED. sherman y Co., Marshall,
Mich, want an agent in this county 81
once, at salary Of 500 per month and
expenses paid. For full particulars All
dress as above.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02
NEW YORK GRAIN.

New YORK, December /, l?:lO p. NJ
Whcat-quiet-No.2 Chicago, 81 36@S1 IS
No. ., Milwaukee, 81 SO Red Winter,
81 4O@l 4015; No Red Winter, 81 AS
4; No. Amber, 81 Az Com-quiet
No 9, COal@g..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02
Latest News.
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
LIVERPOOL CRAM.

LIVERPOOL, December l. p NJ.
- Whcst-unchangcd- Winter, los lido
lis 4d; Spring, los @ los lid;
California average, los 7d@1ls Cd;
California club, lis Gd@lls lOd; Corn
ODDS 9i@5s o..
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02
LATEST By TELEGRAPH.
4 FATAL SHOT.

FATAL SHOT.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Nov. 30.--Henry b.
Cuney, who was shot last night by John
Williams, died this evening at midnight.
Williams had not been arrested.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02

DoN'r BIZ DECEIVED MANY persons say
Il haven't got the Consumption" when
asked to cure ,hcir Cough with Slilohs
Consumption Cure. n6 they not know
that Coughs lend to Consumption ava
remedy that will cure Consump.
ten will certainly and surely cuw
cougi, or any lung or throat trouble, We
know it viii cure w'cn all Others fail and
our faith in it is SO positive That we will re-
fund the price paid il you receive no ben.
eft Is not this fair proposition Price
1Octs, 50 cts aud $l0O per bottle For
lame Chest Back or side, use 6hiloh's
Porous Plaster. Price Is cts. For sale By
Barclay Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02

Why will You suffer with the Dyspepsia
and liver complaint Constipation, and gen
eral debility when you can get at our stores
shiloh's sytcm Vitalilcr which we sell on
a positive guarantee to cure You. Price
lOcts. and - cts For sale by Barclay
Brothers.
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02
TINE TABLE.
z. r. TINE CARD At CAIRO.

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J. l-.--. ........:Jl pm. EApEc-- ..4' pan.
CAIRO 81 NINtENNEs r. a.
G......... 1905 pm MALL. .."''"a.m.
CAIRO Il ST Lusls !, q
E.rrs.. .. $40 p ID. ENpfe-s. so. q, ~
l-.au! G4,i5u I % pm Accom- a.l'ot !''P' 10
CHICAGO. ST. LOUIS AED new ORLEANS R.R
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" A.NT R'IlHuAn
I...- EHr.-- .!3Nam. Te.a- .ag."s- ..l,. .H.
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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1879-12-02

An HlN.HN' .lNI Har proven l'r fII'.'ii 'Uilr
90 v,Hp. atmospheric Germs oi Disease
that iUirsI the air.
An 'nilntc AVID preventative and cure for Cln.
G'nl, summer lump.giau, Cholera inun.m, Scar
I. . ,cyHg Measles, Wluopiu. Couch, etc.
a preventative that IL highly appreciated hy quite
NuWber o mothers who have tried them.
t'- Forbes Pad. ARE madq from GENUlNE MET.
I'AL EXTRACTS, possessing the brs, absorbent
properties known tD science having direct appli
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and restoring 10 health, natural energy and normal
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dubiUtcd hy disease, thus proving themselves To
possess POWERFUL REMEDY for al diseases
Of the lNur Stomach and Bowels as thousands
can lu.it nom practical experience.
H. N..hs the pg'Cn Of the Pad Inns been reduced,
II makes y the chcgpur, and most convenient midi.
cation yuu cen u.n Cor any OF the above disease.
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
HOME FOR SEAMEN'S DESTITUTE
CHILDREN.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD


New YORK, August 23 1879.
More than year since made the suggestion that
part at least OF the contributions from passengers
on steamships should be set apart for tho
Home for Destitute Children of Seamen. on
Staten Island, most ommendable charity, and one
with which have been connected for fifteen years.
The HERALD was kind enough to publish my re-
marks, and to give additional weight
them by short editorial. / regret to
the part of the ocean steamship comp panies,
though / took the pains to call the attention of
nearly every one of any importance to the subject.
l need not say how glad would be could our little
institution receive some recognition from those
"who 20 down to the sea in ships" for it stands
sorcly need OF a more substantial and assured
support than it is at present receiving. would like
to correct one misrepresentation. The Sailors Snug
Harbor asks for contributions of this kind,
having abundant resources OF its own. Indeed
the Harbor has been the kindest and
best friend of the Home Our buildings owned
by this institution, aud built land belonging
to IL. In innumerable ways the trustees have,
far they could consistently do given us a kind
and helping hand. II, then, there is to be any
division OF coec passenger steamers let the
Home receive the beneht OF 1t. AS being the most
appropriate charity to which this can be accorded.
have no wish to say word OF detractioa against
the Liverpool Orphan Asylum, which know carries
n useful and worthy work. 1t is not principally
supported by Americans, as your correspondent
'tair Play" imagines. but IL is undoubtedly true
that 1t receives passengers subscriptions taken up
come from American travellers. without wishing
to injure it either in reputation pocket still
advo the claims of small but less merit
orous charity. CHARLES II. MARSHALL.
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
From the New York Evening Express August 2al
THE HARDOI.

From the New York Commercial. August 23.l
Police Commissioner MacLean. who has charge Of
the Street Cleaning Bureau. and who says that
the HERAD's account of the obstruction of the har
Dor by garbage dumps is greatly exaggerated. has
nevertheless deemed it expedient to impose new
regulations upon the city scows. 1t is ordered that
hereafter the scows shall be taken out far as
Gravesend Bay in the afternoon order to take adj
vantage or tue ebb tide for towing; that they shall
lie there during the night and tho following
morning go to the dumping ground to unload at
the Hood. In this way 1t Is supposed that tho
shores of Long Island. Staten Island. Coney Island
ana New Jersey will be relieved from the deposit
of city fifth of which much just complaint
has been made. The experiment Will be watched
with curious interest for 1t is Beyond question that
the dumping process has been conducted for years
IN the most reckless manner. The men III charge of
the scows-eight scows day being the average
have not been subjected to proper surveillance and
have consulted their convenience to when
anu whore they get rid OF the loads. 1t is perfectly
easy to send the regular police boat down the bay
and compel them to obey orders. The residents
and property owners tho Long Island and New
Jersey shores have right to demand that this
nuisance that has long existed shall DO sup
pressed and il is of vital interest to commerce
that the channels in the harbor shall not be filed
up by daily deposits. Mir. MacLean has begun a
good work in the experiment he has started. and he
his successor will be looked to to keep it up.
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
REVIVAL OF OFFICIAL sENsIrIvENEss.


There is some practical activity this year in the
matter of dumping garbage in the bay. Shore In
spector Hopkins has got ''his back up" and having
not indirectly ntimaed to the New York Police
Commissioners that if they continued to violate the
law they should be indicted, those Commiss .oners
have come over to his way of thinking and have
accented his plan The HERALD which
never loses opportunity to defend the
mercial interests of New York. has fought this
garbage battle with great pertnacity. 1t has sent
its reporters scouts to the field of action and has
followed the law breaking tugs and scows to the
very scene of their outrages. 1t has mapped the
whole field of battle and laid down in black and
white the particulars Cf each offence. 1t shows how
the channels have been clogged. one of fifty-four
feet having been reduced to twenty-six in three
years The Pilot Commissioners, too, have moved
and have begun to fine steamboats, for dumping
their ashes and cnders in the bay. This sudden re-
vival official senstiveness is both marvellous and
encouraging. Long may it wave.
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
IElaAL DuMPING.

tFrom the New York Evening Mail. August 23.1
Police Commissioner MacIcan is u model political
ofce-hoder. There is not shadow of doubt that tho
Board OF Police Commissioners is criminay guilty
for permitting the dumping of garbage and ashes i'm
sidc the buoy No A. and that IT is legally indctable
for not only allowing but virtually causing the
state laws to be broken. Yet in what spirit is its
conviction, uninistakably brought about by the
HERALD. receivodp In the regular 1ammany fashion.
MIR. MacLean tx one of the democratic Police Com
mssoners, and attempted to shift the entire respon
shoulders of Captain kightmeye. of the tug u. s.
Grant of those caught in the act by the HERALD
This behavior stands in lamentable and disgusting
contrast the conduct of the Dock Department and
the Union Dredging Company, who acknowledge
their guilt. the latter. through its mt,
MIR Loomis. taking some pans to repudate all at
tempt at selfjustincaion The tug captains are un-
doubtedy in fault and should be made understand
IT, but their worst offences venia compared with
the gross neglect of their duties by the Police Com
missioners
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
ADJUSTMENTS.
THE ABBOTT ENGLISH OPERA.


me operate season is close upon again. First
IN the held is the Emma Abbott Grand English
opera Company, which will give it's first per-
tornance IN the Grand Opera House. in about two
weeks time One thing strikes US very favoraby in
'he prettily printed prospectus Just issued by Miss
Aopott and that IL the admirable selection
OF works to be presented to the pub
Hc The list Of operas embraces paul
and Virginia." "Romeo and Juliet" "AIignon."
Carmen" Lucia" "Star of the North" ..Faust,"
bohemian Girl" "Martha" "Rigoletto," ERA
Diavolo.' "Chimes of Normandy" and other popular
works The artists engaged are. beside Miss Abbott
herself. Mines. Marie Stone. Zelda seguin. Pauline
Maurel. Messrs. Tom Karl. William Castle. Walter
Temple, A. f. Stoddard. w. H. Macdonald Ellis
Ryse and Edward Seguin. The chorus and orchestra
promise to be satisfactory in all respects. The
great features of the will doubtless
Gounod's "Romeo and Juliet" with Miss Abbott
the heroine in each. The preparations for these
two operas said to have been carried out on an
exceedingly brilliant scale. The selection of such
charming works for performance the English
tongue is especially to be commended. Hall tho
beauty and tenderness of expression in such music
would certainly be lost to American audiences
If sung Italian and Miss Abbott deserves sincere
support in her endeavors. by such judicious seec.
tions, to elevate the tone of English opera. Misa
Abbott will doubtless nd that her efforts will secure
the warmest appreciation of the musical world and.
what is quite necessary the support OF the great
public. An illustrated book in pamphlet form con-
tanning prominent incidents in the life of Miss Emma
Abbott is being compiled
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
MUSIC AT THE PARK.

The Mall presented an animated yesterday
afternoon when all the children assembled there to
hoar Grsfulla's music. For many Saturdays the at
tendance at these concerts has been very SLIM and
tho bandmaster accounts for the small at
tendance by reference to the greater attractions
at Coney Island. The attendance yesterday
better than Il had been for several weekss
and the number of children drawn the vicinity OF
the music stand was quite large a. ever before.
The programme divided into three parts. ana
contained selections from smythe, strauss, kappeys
krusky 4ungl and Petrella. The concert concineso
with potpouy,f OF national anu popular sirss
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
NOT ALBRIGHT'S BODY.
TBy TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.

HARRIsBuRG. Pa. August 23. 1879.
Five of the six jurors selected to hold an inquest
on the body of u found in cave in Perry
county have decided that il is not samuel l.. AL
bright, who murdered William X. Miller ON the eth
inst IL generally believed in the vicinity of tho
murder that Albrights friends placed the docom-
posed corpse in the to mislcad the authorities
and give the assassin time to escape That the body
was not that OF Albright is shown by the statement
OF respectable man who entered the cave indicated
on the day before the corpse was discovered aud
found no stencil there. strong impression pre-
walls that grave had been robbed, and a number
have been opened by friends OF deceased persons
ascertain whether they had been tampered with.
Albright is believed to have escaped 10 the West.
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
PRESS COMMENT
TINE ron THE PUBLIC TO ACT.

From the New York Evening Post. August a.
1t appears that 1t is full time for the people
of this city lend hand to the Pilot Commission
ers In their losing hight for the preservation of New
York Harbor. We mean by the word "people" tho
merchants, the land transportation company man
ayers, the bankers the manufacturers lof whom we
have a large number, although New YORK makes no
pretensIou to he known AZ manufacturing city, aud
all other citizens who have lrect pecunary inter-
es. ia Keeping an open road To the aud safe
place OF anchorage for vessels of all kinds.
Whatever impairs the integrity OF the harbor directly
dminishes tho greatest natural advantage which
this city possesses BY all the testimony the harbor
has been filled up here and there by what has been
thrown into Il. That II can be ruined by continu.
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
A TRINIDAD MATINEE.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD. !

OncRo New Mexico. August %. 1879.
The HERALD correspondent last night invited
in Trinidad to what they called Trinidad
Matinee" 1t appears that last week man named
Carmack, of kentucky, committed brutal outrage
little girl four years old. Yesterday Jack
Hogan attempted "a like outrage upon girl six
old. Both were taken from jail last night at
ten o'clock sat upon horses. nooses adjusted about
their necks and fastened to panks above. after
which the horses were driven away. Every thing
quietly done. The men died quickly. The
word Warning was pinned on them, and
coroner's jury to-day decided that they died by
unknown hands.
The New York herald., 1879-08-24

seems that the mud dug from the docks and the filth
accumulated in the city are conveyed down the bay
and then dumped in place apparently the most
convenient to the persons having the scows in
charge. One would suppose that the city authorities
would jealousy watch where the dumping takes
place, as the prosperity of New York CONNER
cial city depends upon having it's channels to the
ocean kept cleared. But they seem to have reposed-
and dozed-contentedly their large salaries, and
left private enterprise and newspaper to expose the
lawhraakars La
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
VERY COMMENTARIES WORK

From the New Brunswick IN. J) Times. August 22.l
The NEw YoRK HERALD is just now engaged in q
very commendable work-that OF protecting tho va
rious channels In the outer harbor Of New York. II
The New York herald., 1879-08-24

ing to deposit all kinds Of stuff in it is unquestiona
ble Just there is no legal other obstacle to
this process of civic suicide. The question for
citizens is whether they will sit still with closed
mouths and see this work OF ruin accomplished, or
rise up and stop 1t,
The New York herald., 1879-08-24
POSITIVE PROOF FURNISHED.

From the Baltimore American, August 221
While the English law makes it penal offence to
dump ashes garbage in the harbor of Liverpool,
tons tons of the city refuse in New York harbor,
foulng the bay threatening the health of all citizens
and choking up the most important steamboat and
ship channels in this country. One of these
channels has been reduced in depth in three
years from ficty-four to twenty-six feet All
the channels leading out of the harbor have in
that time become narrower ana shallower. and
the harbor is, apparently. on rapid road to
ruin. Much of the garbage dumped by the scows is
coming stencil in the nostrils of large neighbor-
hoods. The laws provide that offal and garbage
shall be dumped beyond certain specified points,
far out to endanger the channels of navigation
have persistently violated this regulation and
daily dumping their scows inside the legal limit in
the very places where they must do the greatest
possible damage to navigation and health. The
these stories. and have never done anything to
rect the evil, but the HERALD has at Last furnished
positive proof against them.
From the New York Evening Express, August 23.l
Mr.. MacLean is evidently perturbed. Ho would
like to dump the HERALD in deep water.
The exposure of the shameful manner in which
garbage has been dumped in the bay seems to have
fallen into the Police Board like bombshell, and
Commissioner MacLean is struck than any
body. That eminent statesman processes to have
known nothing OF the real cond ton of affairs, but
ii is somewhat curious that early in the the
matter explained to him in letter written
from Bath, and he wrote in response that II should
be remeded. Now he pr Jposes, after the lapse of
month, to send the garbage scows further out
to sea. and avoid the nuisance.