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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-05-01
RAI'IDES.

Alexandria Democrat: The gnat
plague, which Inflicted such se.su,,s
damage upon the farmers aud stuck
owners of several parishes on the
Ouacllita, some few weeks ago, has
made its appearance in this parish.
A number Of mules, horses and cattle.
have died in various localities in tie
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-05-01

.-4.@ EAST BATON ROUGE.
Baton Rouge Adrocate: The Sn-
preme Court has affirmed the ,jndg-
ment in the case of Henry Clark, col
ored, who was convicted of the muir
der of Henry Ralliel and sentenced t.
death.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-05-01
POLICE JURY:
X. L. Hanson. President;
E.,n..:a V;nLnnir Enoret0rV
JUSTICES OF THE PEACE:

Regular meetings, ut tho Courthouse, on
first Mondays Of January, April, july anu
October. at IL O'Clock A. M.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
GREAT DEPRECIATION.

T latest news mail and cable bring tngs depreciation
h III a." M the Leading lines of And keeping
tons This Isl opportunity to parties wishing buy goods for cash
26 pieces Calico at 64 8 cents . - ~
lOJ pieces Calico at 7 cents, reduced from
500 pieces Calico ut 81 CENTS FROM cents
100 Printed
70 pieces Pique at cents, reduced cents
~ pieces Pique at Is cents, 90 cents
so Cottonades at Is and went6vo
below their present value ~ - ''0 A'''"i
80 pieces checked Homespuns a Factory Prices
Bales Domestic Shjngs and Sheetings cheaper
Is pieces Now York Mills Shirtings at cents ~ ~
800 dozen Fans at 3 CENTS and cens
Few Handsome Canopy Parasos o be at Cost.
an lsgant Assortment OF Dress Goods in All the Designs
boxes Spring Flowers at Haftheir Actual Value o.
10 close out, Five dozen Ladies' Untimmed Hats
Another Lot Glass Ware
AS space does not permit will
which have to offer to the one Of the onnoru
mites wcharey themselves from tan ~ S
per cont giving my stock inspection before buying elsewhere
=. II. MIMNAUGEI.
27 '1'""ei " Low Ifices.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10

~ PAINFUL ACCDENT.-Wc learn
that MIR. John ID. Ncsbit, an cstinablc
citizen of this county, while taking his
family to church i'm q two-horsc
wagon, on Sunday last, were severely
injured by his horses taking fright and
running away. Mr.. NcSbit and one
OF his daughters was thrown from the
wagon. The daughter received u Sc.
we're wound in her head. Mr.. Ncsbit
was run over by two wheels OF the
wagon: one passing over his head, cut
ting cash to the skull, the other, over
his chest just below Tie neck. Meth
are considered as seriously injured
Lancaster Rcrictc.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
TIE WOUNDED BOYS CONDITION.

MIR. j. G. Thompson, Jr., who was
shot, was Il fine, athletic handsome
Young fellow ofninctccn wears, strong
and well built, with regular, clear cut
features. bright blue eyes and close
cropped brown hair. lie was fond of
outdoor games, yet was intellectually
bright. Tic had been at The Highland
Rails Academy for four months,
and wa: very popular with all who
knew him. Ills condition this evening
IS prccnrious. There has been no loss
OF blood, though the bullet ploughcd
through his body. His father. Mr..
John G. Thompson, has hrcn tclc-
@raphcd for and will be here tonight
or tomorrow.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
SUMTER, $. G., Nov. 10, 1874.

StMrER, y. ", NOV. ~, 1871.
MIR. W. II. BARRETT, Augusta, Ga:
Dear Sir-lt gives me great pleas
urc to attest to the efficiency OF the
pills received from you few days
ago. They have accomplished every
thing that desired Of them, and |
have given several TO my ncighbors.
Please send me two dozen more for
use on my farm. Very respectfully,
Ftai JNO. T.. TIsDALE.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
New double Store
COR. CONGRESS- g. WHITAKER SITS.
.. 49,.

Where we shall hive the largest
and finest Musical Warerooms in
the entire South. Before we go,
We must, to save heavy expense
and labor Of removal, close out our
entire stock Of Pianos and Organs
now on hand and to arrive prior to
July 1. 70 do this we shall inau-
gurate forthwith q
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
" NEEEEESdbEHD.

80 '.''.......... ........... ..........
We will give our customers a spa
clal benefit by offering great and
rare bargains.
Cnlicos, Muslins, Swiss, and all
kinds Of White Goods for summer
woar ut
GREATLY REDUCED PlICEs.
Suitings, Linen Buntings at great
ly reduced Prices.
Cottonades. jeans and Cassimeles
ut grcotly reduced prices.
just received new lot of Ladies'
Misses and Children's Slippers.
ALSO
A new invoice Of Gents Scarfs,
Nccktles and Summer Underwear,
which will be sold cheap.
WHITE AND COLORED SHIRTS.
MOSQUITO NETTING!
MOSQUITO NETTING !!
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10

- Subscribe t1THE News AND Her.
AID;
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
- = - . ~

The diseases Of bnbyhood are so
rapidly weakening that tho quickest
means should be used to check them.
Dr. Bulls Baby Syrup is the. unfail-
ing remedy for these complaints. Price
90 cents,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
Il STORY .iEOITI GR.INT.
How Tie Was Surprised by Van Dorm an
Lost His sword and Jnirorn

FRANKFORT, May 2S.--Col. G.. T..
Bowman, Commissioner Of Awricul-
turc. tells this unWri,trn story concern
ing the Man on Horseback: At the
time of Van nUrn's raid on Holly
Springs, Grant had his Headquarters
in the house OF Il relation Of :hc Colo
ncFs. 4 Mr.. lIcbcr Craft, now living
in McComb City, Louisiana. One day
at the dinner table Il remark was made
concerning the permanent occupancy
OF tho town by the Fcderals, when
Mrs. Graft, in il womm's charactcris
tic carncstncss, said: "Don't be too
sure Of that. Our boys will be along
shortly, and then we will soc about the
permanent oCcupancy." She had no
knowledge OF Van Dorn's intended
raid, but made the remark in a banter
ing style only. Grca; was her sur
prise TO hear, in less than fifteen min
utcs ailcrwur'l, that ,hc rebels were in
town and after the Man on Horseback,
In his haste TO cludo them and get
away Oh the train Grant left his uni
TORN and sword at Mrs. Crafts house.
The train was barely out Of sight
having on board Grant and his staff,
when Van Doru rode up to Mrs.
Crafts house in the hope Of bamgn.'
tho Federal Commander and thc whole
party. lie found Mrs. Grant, but not
the General. Mrs. Craft, who was
not only true Southern woman, but
true, high-nIindcd lady. hid the
Generals sword and uniform, for fear
their capture. after what she had said
ai the dinnrr-tablr, would make Grant
suspect she had violated the rules OF
l,.N ,f.,l,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
OUR GROCERY STORE

Is full and complete guaranteed Bo
mch
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
BUCKS DEFENCE,

Buck was found IN the Shcrill"3
Office at Ncwbury. lie was busy writ
ing long letter to lis father, TO
whom, he said, lie had previously tclc-
Graphcd. The prisoner had already
consulted Mr.. Michael II. llirschbcrE.
one Of the best lawyers in this section
ofthc state, and, by his advice, would
say nothing abou. the shooting. though
! he talked freely ON other matters.
Buck is Il tall, slender Young man, not
at all dangerous looking. lie snys
hat his father is j. G. IL. Buck, prcsi-
dent OF Dallas College, at Dallas, Tex
as. Buck claimed that he was very
badly used by the students at Colonel
iillSe'S school and tl!:,t they had hazcd
him without mercy. He SAYS that
lhcy entered his room in the night
after taps, When the lights were all
out. AMI played tricks on him. lie
cltSu an instance where one boy called
him to The window, while another
stood ready in all upper story TO dump
Il pail OF wafer on lis head. But bv
mistake the one that was calling him
got thc water over himself. Buck
says that th" students were always the
aGgrcS*orS, and that he tried to be mild
mannclc,t and not to give offence.
Buck wears Il fine gold medal for cx-
! cclicncc III oratory, which he won on
June ~, 1879, in competition with the
students Of several Texas colleges.
lle says that he is Il practical printer.
and has been foreman of several daily
newspapers in Texas. having been cm-
ploycd in The Office of the Dallas Her.
dW and other papers.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
CIGARS lANHp TOBACCO.

CIGARS 4ANHp TOBACCO.
RHAPSODY-AS STRICTLY TEN
CENT CIGAR.
THE PRIME MINISTER CIGARS
FOR 70 CENTS.
TIE PUCK CIGARS FOR 25
CENTS.
TIE CORONET CIGARS FOR %
CENTS.
TIE SONORA CIGARS FCE rs
CENTS.
TIE SMASHER CIGAR-5 FOR %
CENTS.
TIE LIGHTNING CIGARS FOR
25 CENTS.
TIE MONARCH OF TIE SOUTH
CIGAR-5 FOR rs CENTS.
THE MASTER STROKE CIGARS
FOR 25 CENTS.
TIE AMERICAN TWINS CIGAR
: FOR 20 CENTS.
TIE COSTA RIGA CIGARS FOR
10 CENTS.
THE ROYAL SEAL CIGAR-1U
FOR 20 CENTS.
TIE ROSE AND LILY CIGAR--10
POR 20 CENTS.
THE HAVANA CHAROOTS-5
GENTS EACH.
r.. w. BLACKWELL'S SMOKING
TOBACCO"
CHEWING TOBACCO-THRIGE
GRADES.
---: -
SUMMER BEVERAGES.
-: -
ICE, LEMONS,
SODA WATER.
THE BEST MINED BEVERAGES
OF THE SEASON SERVED
AT ALL HOURS OF
TIE DAY, TO SUIT THE MOST
FASTIDlOUS TASTES.
-------: -
VERY RESPECTFULLY,
H. w. EHA1sENHCHAT.
REAR OF TOWN HALL
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10

Therefore we take pleasure in an.
nouncing TO our friends and Gus.
toners that We have made a great
reduction in p,ices of our stock. We
arc determined novor to be
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10

balcony, going in 'll,e direction of tho
vcstibule, without. trouble, WHOM lio
suddenly :callcd out to some of his fol-
low students, "HOld OH, Pm hit" and
staggered over to the balcony railing
for support. From here he was. .takcn
III the arms oftwo ofhis companions
gently up stairs and put in bed. The
whole thing transpircd in such a short
period that there was 10 time for inter-
ference by anybody. Coloncl Husc,
who was sitting around the corner on
the south piazza, heard The pistol re-
port and concluded that somebody was
practising at Il target. and to. put II
stop TO 1t nc fastened forward only to
discover that a tragedy had been at-
tempted. Buck, in the.mcantimc, had
disappeared, the attention ofal around
being. concentrated on the victim OF tln
shooting.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-06-10
NOTIFYING THE AUTHORITIES.

Word was sent by Colonel Husc to
the village for medical aid and also to
West Point. Drs. Munro, Edsan and
Chase responded from the village and
pr. Lippincott from the post. Mr..
Reginald llusc declared that only for
MN one Of the larger studcnts--a
friend ofThompsol's--whcn nc saw the
latter shot, would have fallen on Buck
and "madc meal of him" if he had
had his way. Buck stayed but halfa
minute on the scene, and Il short time
suhscpucntlvm made his way TO Squire
Avcry's Office, where hc surrendered
himself.
, 1880-05-10
THE DUTY OF To-DAys coNvENTloN.

THE DUTY OF TO-DAY's CoNvENTI0N,
The Republicans OF Cook County cl!pllnt-
icat1y pronounced agaiust the Spontaneous"
thlrtt-terln movement ut the prlnarIcs Of Sat-
urtlay. Thero Is no doubt about this. IL.
spite Of the anap-j judgment wttcf, tho third.
term managers sought to taka against tl,o
popular will byinsuittcinntn tnotico fur holding
tile primaries, In spite OF almost universal
employment OF tho oillce-holding classes to
carry The county against tho mople, In spite
of tho bad faith Which tho wIre-pullurs were
guilty Of in tho appointment Ut 1uIges
a,ld the exclusion Of cl.nIlengcrs .n soMo
wartIs, (n spfte Of tllo powerful assistance
furnished by the Dun,ocrats III thu slIapo
OF hundreds Of yutca ut lnany OF the wards,
especially III the Wost Division, and tn spltu
OF frauds OF other descriptions wA!cl, wcro
resortcd 10 III nearly every ward In tho ely,
the result s1l0woa tho honest Ieppublican
sentiment Of Oltcago and Cook County to he
overwhelmingly opposed to tAird-terlnisM Us
Presidential Issue next fail,
LII eyery Instance In which tho thtrl-term
managers secured Il rarttul triumph On Sat-
urday It was brought abuut by u suppression
Of gunulne Republican sentiment. DaIno-
Gratis wero votol by tho hundreds fur ti,o
th!rl'terut delegates III all parts Ut tile city.
These spurious votes were probably procured
cheaply, because the Democratic leaders
everywhere aro working heartily 10 secure
Gen. Gsant's nomination by tho Republican
Convention.
In nearly all the wards thu thIr.kter.n 1eIc-
gates sailed Under falsecolars. and professe.l
III alliance With clther the blaine or Wash.
, 1880-05-10

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, 1880-05-10
POLITICAL*
DE La NIATYR,

spteial Correspondence ef 17,s Chicago Tribune,
SnELDrv1ILr, Ind, May 8.-Tho Hon. Gilbert
DO Lit Mntyr, Congressman from this district
(th0 Soventh}, arEfrod In tAls city this morning,
for tho purpose of giving bis Views In regard to
tho political Issues, In public specch. Ths
thcoI0Kicnl GrccnlMck statesman WIS rono,n-
inAtc.l by tho Nationals. In this plAco, on tho At,
Of alarch,-tto convention expecting their can-
dfsinte to bo i1ldOraott by tho D1tnoorats. Since
thNt duy d determined otf0rt has beon snalo by
lls wlro. workers to h4ve tho Damocraoy Of this
county GONE out Anl announce themselves for
HIN; but sp fur tho exurted enurKy has all boon
lost. The Democratic uounty nrgun, OIL tho day
OF his reorganization bitterly opposed my steps
Tint wo,.ll lead to his REELECTION. donounoing
tho gontlumlu with full-lctge4 sAroastn.
Soon after Do I.a Matye's nrrEsat here. ho WIS
CHILLED OIL, ut Ills ronnl III tho 1Mekeon House,
whore ho submitted hlmaof to II short inter.
wat csS ~ ears Wiz as coSs Wen ss 10
wns wcnring ministerial roboa. 1lstoad or y
long hfMuss cont t,.t ia oleritat faahton, btank
joeisy hit. whiek xiyo to tic ex.,sIa!stera a %.
%shcr sas sopo hh soe, sossd o. aa ii
part!es wcro satisfied that they wore oxporiono-
ins the very bess Of hcaltii. thu batt!o was
,hePoftar7 @ when did YOU lcavo washtnatou,
,Mr,. ID In Natys-'rwo. .wcoks aso lust satur-
,hIspw*.alas your trip hu'uo any political sig
ta:l business IN lndinnl. and III Omaha, Ncb.
o!,sy for ionK ti;,a. aad ny BUSINESS !ntcrests
timed my trn ~ ~ to bg Vt tlio l4ta conycn.
t!on Ut Tho Nationals ut Inluslnpolts.'
ult # ar|1n H'S,9y % 81 prosp'''' OF tho Nations
10 In A.@"They arc good; Our party IL in.
creasing tllors. MA { 3 tirawlnx Its Strength
Hep. AmnnE tho Dcm1crnts.. who Is the
stEni4ost nlan ior oruosert,or.-Llu,ilcrs u 1rnyr'
Do La M.-"tlt,ttt htu strung mon; ftt Think
LnNtrs ts t!1n strongest ~ lit IL Hesrer III Mc-
cord with tho NAtlunals on tho money question:
ISpm%1aays - ~, a}lways yotvi 1aItoF'n'y
D0 III M.--fes. when It wo,.ll ouIy bp throw
purity: In ri e.,sea wtero tho contest wis be::
VIII. tho )otnoe,1ts. :! mn not under any Oh.
!igations to tho hopulican purity, wh!lo fhave
KssHt n4ny tth'Fs to 10 xntofl to Tho po
lsep.-".il3w in.,ny votes will your party got
n This district tr0tl tho Republicans. In cilso
!hoTe nro t!rco candidates for Congress In tho
p La M-"1 cannot toll tho n,,rnbor.,
Ncp.-" f1ow many votes Will YOU yet from tho
ss so..sSy 4 nv aro lorsed by tho nco
De L.a MA creator number than would
ps.aoes,.t 6ctna ELECTED, tho Nationals woulsl
prrfnr l',o to Il Republican,"
}tep-"At tho uuxt Congress- will you 20 Into
caiGus ;4.s t Mith to oenocr'ts !" the organization
o,I,l ns II NJ No; but. n case my yote = ~;
a ~ S!srnnS betSee s a al;ePus.lsc, 1na
nsntot i%ii ,lot thsow @ VIM my ~; vSto u" sway. ~
.ss. tsl'dseks an "thor IoadoFa uudatsana o OH
ltei.-" lp raae tho Presidential obcetlon, Is
llsn,yr.t!S candidate ~ nxaiust tho lsopaIilcan
I5s Il. H." ~ petoso stated, my paslton On
, 1880-05-10
County,.

FnoM Washington letter which we print
this tnorn.ng regarding the situation tn Prun-
Byivanla 1t Will a0 seen that SunAtor Cameron ID
ieat1nBd to havo great dca! ot tronbIo lu bold
ing together tho Delegation frolu that Htato tn
tho Chicago Convention. Tho tslust tttut he cau
Lo suro Of III tho obedience of the delegates. .at-
lnrKs, who will feel bound to obey thu 1nRulRtu
VI tho btAte Convention. AID the support Ut
tl1uao delegates Instructed for Orlut by TIN Con.
Hrtxsjoual District Conventions. According to
tho Judgment of tho rhtlndelph!u texs tho
break u alreaay too seEtuus 10 be ro-
pAlre4l, und from two or throo IetuYatca
WIN haye already doclarcl uyAinst the
wilt tue and announced their tutunuou to sup
, 1880-05-10

AMONG tue stnries which are told ut st,
Petersburg ot tho utsompts .nnde by tho Mill
lists to ponutrslte liltu tho WIntor pa!ucG Is tho
following: Gen. Gourko, when Governor Of Bt.
Petersburg, hu,l tho right OF entering ut my
time Into tho Enpernr'a room without botug nu-
t,bl,ncctl. Oncc, however. tho dnnrknopor, eco-
ing something unusual about his appearnnco,
stopped him, Euylng that 1t would be necessary
to inforHl thu Emperor OF Ills arrival. Tho Con-
era! objected ut tirsr, bnt finding that tho door
keeper only grew more suspicious, ultimately
llxreol ta hs being announced. Tho doorxcopor
thon toll tho Emperor or his doubts; upon which
tho hitter went to q writing tnble In hia roo1n,
which wns conncctetl by telegraph with Gen.
Gourko'a rcBdencr, and tolcgrnphcd. "Whcro
is Qourko7'' Vat hoine," WIS tho reply. ,Ihta
Of course settled tho point; tho faiso Gourko
wns Mt once arrested, md turned out to bo a
mo,nbcr Of tho Revolutionary Counmlttco.
, 1880-05-10
THE QUESTION SETTLED.

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, 1880-05-10

If tho Pyramid OF Cheops is q miracle III
ssono. II symbo!icit blblo, tho pyrln,idsts wprc
bnrcly In tno toKot In with thulr measurements
and Interpretations as tho Khodlvo 10 Using
thom as stonc-Quarrlcs, and, worso than nil, tho
tiso he N nnkng Of tho stones Ia to build Mos
lem mosque. Tho New York Past Insists that
tho pyramids tlo nnt benns to tho miserable d.
Iris of I'LL old civilization, such III tho Khcatye
md Ills pcop1o nrp. hut TINT they ure tho prpper-
ty pf mA,skiMl, ind that Il protest ahoull 10
from MI civilized Governments against their
apultntlon. As FraMco, lsnglanl, and A1ncrlc,l
have hcen tn9aged fl rl1ttuY Egypt OF her M
tllitlcs, nnl oven stealing tho rugs OH her ycl-
crshlo t1cAl. ont Ut which to mike newspapers
Il protest would not cotnu with gt,od gruco from
them.
, 1880-05-10

Af' Louis j. Jennings. TIC London corre-
spontte,lt or the NOW 1ofk ttorttt, Inns coil"
trlohtea letter ~ tEat paper upon EIig'ahus
hcW rulers, devoted ,naihly 10 Mr.. dIh.l-
stone, WHO Is described rs MI ambitious anAn
WHO nus s'lccecaea III gfalifyins Ills rovellges
ny well os HIS "hlpltlohs. LII the COURSE VI his
icstcr, Alr. Jennings says:
To-day Mr.. Gladatono is nssoointcd iu tho
hnm. II. ~ sn a cnrr t W am% ~ H %nw iii 1aoS TX
carried ont soolor. Or lMter-nn,1lo3y: the d.
Er u ss ss % taa tnrnt,s n, !. N
liz Is tho great icon0clust nf tho axa. Ii1 rcI,-
feses aw It,, tIo & guy pTane'p!o ~hlch ssons to-
tic present dny,-tho rovoiuionnry Principle.
Ihq Noncnntorlt'!sts hope mud he!leve that ho
thIt i,o viii "frce 1suIand": III tllo co.m,n,,miAts
thnt lie viii brcak ny "landh,r.llsnh" md throw
nhoMr " fhnt % Go 1 wil "l,nItsh n III o1
Lords. fIo .nny .lo uono Of these thinXa, but
s @ iWee s,,,, ma np'sssy rcst nhon tt9 incs
Viii .lo tho1t'. Thuro iiss gU,,esaily l,eun sosao
!,n @ ~ ~, E,gla';d occupying this pcolaiinr pns.
nussr i.cf,,rs bns q n man NJ Of Fir, ulais,onos s
roxHrs held i, and mover bcforo hss II ncou
hS III ~ nnn nn so at'.se1 " ,,nr @ si,,a fGr, ~
Inv a1,l with strict regard to tho Constitution.
The leaning Ut Mr., Jennings towards tlls
! Tories Is quite clearly shown III this extract
and NIL through l,s letter in the mildly satir-
tcul manner III which he speakY of Mr.. Glad
stune and tile hulf-conceatcd rcgrpt with
wllcl, lie alluiles to Lortl Dcaconsfleld, The
letter is evidently written to create the I'M
preston Tint N[r. Glalsto,,a's policy will 10
destructive, and that it would layo been bet.
ter IL mare moderate nlclt, like Lord Iiartiug-
tul, null Lord Granville, Ind beol, placed in tho
Icn.t 1inao,.e 4ltr1,orn IL :, ~ ,n 70