The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-08-14


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A Demand Made for the RESTRICTIONS Of One
OF salaam's Statements The
Response Thereto.
ASCENSION, July ~, 1857.
EDITOR CHIEF:
received to-day the following letter
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DeSALbsosviLLE, La, July &c, 80.
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gHIkf, mas EVEN me your name al as tue au !,
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u tle oauEE u ne oI. lns,., ent't:eu ny
nnnaay olosnR Yaestlon. anu sIgneu "a
iaam ~ VI ich hftleIo you nave 1naue use
u tne 1onoWlng iangaage Ana sne.r vatage
VINO u y W t1y JUG ptnung case nus g..a'a.s-
tseM 1s 81, ny s.sceess " tue -
sMe " aD9se Iupegu lemafhs Ana lns ~,
natioIs VI sa.u aftf,Ie Pfonounce Us VIII
1ui anu n,a y, siahuef anu HDei upon
myse anu que c,,aaaa o. .ae eowm ana
now nov. aelnan1 q you tne retraethn q me
public manner as you have given uublica-
ton to the same, reserying to myself the
TO- - : Very respty. yr. obt. ~. ~ ''''o
JNO. A. CHEEVERs.
at once addressed the following to
the Judge:
DoNALDsONyILLE, July 30, 1881.
Hon. JOHN A, CHEEyERs:
s;nyo,, 1o44., ,f az oc+,. ;.,s. ;,,s4
pnIiouf leteer u .ho @osn INST ~; was JUST
handed to me by AR. ulube; The matter
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%a;n yyna,en,, , "n ana s1ana yum qua as
ueins nialeloas Ana . slanuoio.s, was ~
a aysu ~. IIo .t os."oy " nonoiaule
gt nte ~ tn; ~ 'ewn As you HDW en-
. ha Icy TO '.;aa WIZ .na *
rennrta and i find tbat theu ara nnt o ,v .n1
fopued and that vas I ai b at them vo m ;ntn
elrer WIZ .nIsG eneerluay fetraet my re-
made NJ aftar lyl,a !. viii hnid w sn m1ne
lnaue, a ~ Which VII nola myselI ae your
seIaice ~ is.sw 4 SUN ieuiess as you are
ent,tieu. Az ,'ie s y. t'lhe may De per-
m ana -, ~ say .hat u, upon lnvesu'saelon, l
Hnu , 1ue IanHls suoa. " IRE Wen iounded,
~ !. wiz NY on;y ~. ietiace' Du1 VIII puphsh
very Respectfully IE yyuI w. s seryi.M.,
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/ then called upon one of my infOrmers
tn snhs+on+;.+e tho eboroo NOD. IL 40
~ s"'S'.'li.1'''e .he el''sfse n''ue W me
anu 4t'o'eo ny 'l'e jugs Ia Ills leetef'
Leu inc oocuihehe speaA ZOE ltsel1. Here
IL IL Is
DoSALpsoSslLLE' AA.' ouiy oo' 1851.
n;aht nr - - - t,, tyst 'Su az Inc
Police Jury Sunday ordinance was to take
Ihet 49, ~ - - isfel ayGl Oh 1he Goanell OF
ty Sheriff, called at my bar-room and told
t tlo t,.' , uuu.i opGm ny pal .ne next Jay
Town Council would be responsible for any
damages, ana tnat =, could not be harmed.
ing, being Sunday, my bar was closed and
!, diu not intend 10 open It, Notwithstanding
Sheriff. when Judge Jni'n A rhaayarys
passed by az l was standing at my hotel
close ~ answered. that / did ny w uo tt :.
pay any fine for violating the ordinance.
been m n;nn.t;on sn vP9 thsre mere mas
no fine against YOU Thereupon, knowing
;'o 10 was 's;4 s v'.aye nenofe Mnom tue m
that lie knew what he was talking about.
anu I' ss .n'' Nc wouio OF could protect
J.J. LAFARGUE.
now call upon the citizens of Donald
sonville, in whose behalf Judge Cbeevers
has taken up the eudgel, to decide
whether OF not was wrong i'll charging
him with guaranteeing the success OF the
Injunction suit.
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