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THE TURF.

HfAtD q. AND SANTA Cf.A3fS.
Nrw Yn,,tt, Nrov on-'rhe Snfrit of the
7gmc. ti,ia ,yaals nnil,shna a iottor yron, u
Capt: George n. stone. or Cincinnati. max"
ing tho following pr0f1osltions for race be-
EHrsf-11r will ntntn1t Maud q nrntpat Qnntn
rfnuo fnr atrina ~ ii,.n ~ cns o,,,ij., i,"ats
~ " " o - NV sN.s's '''o Hct's't
three III 1lse, 10 harness.. NOT more than two
Of said races to be trottel ln my ono State,
Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA. md New York, '
Seeoul--Iie will make tho mattel, a single
race aOf SI.0Vo q sue over n good lNtlG track
fit ono Of tho States named in the first propo-
sitinn. -.
tcrlns mentioned III tho spcond propositlon,
with the exception. that tho race he ,trottcd
over to E, A. Buck, wiio shall, within Thirty
dnys tM1orsaftSr n tloI'nte lle entire amount to
tf rn Wensr Yir 9t tho s rHfs ro =,
n5e now separated by, only two points:
Whether the races shall by for 8, 900 Or $? 500
side. md whether they s|tall 6e tr0ttul Til
tue salile or o., different trucks. We ',ave
iIeyc ti,at tic owncr 1t santa Claus viii nc nc
cte Cnae 70 the present proposition or Capt.
nr1snAn1 RACES.
sfsto. pnpGe" & e. rs e caeT%o r2 7Tto..e r
raess ot the E@ilart @ fS i5SriSing rsrk TX &ssocia> 3
tn l9oe pe Ky yGstg,ray Tie i!rst reo was
Martha
sn1in it,F:; '''''''''.''. '.''.'''.ss
81; S;ps!;; $;:I:: ::.:: !
Tho scto,ni raco yns In ti,rco,ninto
Gcornov SIs,n, ............''-. Ia ), :,
, 1880-05-21

n Faith 14onl0s
A Faith IIome has boon established iu Spring.
dold, lasS. All p0rsQn1 afflicted In body u
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LAFAYETTE.

VermilionvilleA Advertiser: Theforce
of c0nvicts which arrived here last
week has been ordered back. on the
Louisiana Western. We were in-
formed that they go to complete a
short distance Of grading, yet unfin-
iehed, beyond the Mermentau river.
We had hoped to be able to chronicle
this week the arrival of the iOcomO-
tive at the bridge across the Vermilion
bayou, but the end Of the track is still
within mile of It.
EAST FELIcIANA.
Clinton Patriot Democrat We'd
nesday morning a little Negro boy,
aged about ten years, and residing
at Mrs. Samford's in this town, stole a
horse from the, rack opposite the
Court House. About 4. o'clock the
same evening he was ovcrtakep BY a
gentleman between Clinton and Jack
son, and he and the horse brought
back to Clinton. The horse belonged
to a Negro man by the name of Joe
Turner Owing to the extreme youth
Of the darkey, he was allowed to 60
nnpunished- The tramp whom we
mentioned in our last issue as having
entered John H. Stones, and sakeni
a valuable watch and chain and some
eighteen dollars from under this gem
tleman's pillow, committed other dep
relations also The same night he
entered the premises Of Capt. G.. G.
Comstock, purloined some two hun-'
dollars worth Of jewelry. several arti
cles of clothing, and also made an
attempt to euter the premises Of Mrs.
Hardee. At this place he succeeded
in cutting the blinds, raising the sash
and getting his head and shoulders in
tile window, when he was discovered,
and the screams of the ladies' forced
him to make a hasty retreat. s.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN +:
Scientific Miscellany.

An English correspondent suggests
Ian arrangement for winding clocks by
electricity. r. - 49,
The honey bird of South Africa is
about the size Of a sparrow, and possesses
a remarkable intelligence. Being IN
able, by it's unaided efforts, to procure
its favoritc food, it attracts the attention
of men by its shrill cries and conducts
them to trees, often miles away, where
wild honey is stored. The bird then
awaits share Of the spozls.
The east coast Of Hudson's Bay is re-
ported to be undergoing very consider
able changes in it's level. Since the
posts Of the Hndson's Bay Company were
established at the mouth of the various
rivers, there has been an increasing diff
dicnlty in approaching them with large
craft, and this rising of the earth is esti-
mated at from five to ten feet within the
lasthundred years. Similar chan ees have
been observed on the west coast of tile
bay, at the mouth of the Nelson and
Hayes rivers, near which is ali island
called the Mile Lands, now several feet
above high water, which, within the
memory OF man, was always submerged
at tleod time.
"A new process for copying drawings,
sfFlnts, ETC., consists of coating paner
with solution Of perchloride of iron
and, when dry, exposing it to Light un-
der the drawing. The black lines in tie
aatter protect corresponding portions of
the paper beneath, while the other narts
are bleached white A wash in a solu-
;ttlon OF gallo acid now changes the pro-
tected lines into a beautiful blue-black.
forming, in fact. a real ink.
"A lake, so long as it is not frozen ia
"a reservoir of heat, which temners +,,a
scoid OF winter, DR.. Forel calculates that
the heat evolved from the Lake Of Gsna-
va during five days Of extreme cold !,
december was equal to that produced by
the combustion Of $50, 600 tons Of coal
> The sky having been generally covered
with clouds during those five DAYS, nest
sof the heat must have been retained in
the lower atmosphere, and no Doubt
Z. served to mitigate, for that region tbe
tcotd that was so severe elsewhere,
A German chemist claims IL h.,a
discovered substance which mar ha
,"sed as substitute for phosphorus in
matches
"A French scientist has examined the
effects produced by cold an cows, max
and finds that the nearer tho TANNER,
t're of the milk is kept to freezing ,so;nt
for twelty-four honrs or more after be-
:lng drawn the more rapid is the collec-
Gtion. Of cream and the larger is the quan-
fifty, more hutter being produced. while
the skinned milk, the butter and the
cheese are of better quality. He thinks
1T probable that the freezing arrests the
evolution of the living organisms which
set mp fermentation and binders the
changes which are due to their growth
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Summary of State News,
Gleanings from the Press.
UNION"

SA lU.Ns
Farmerville Gazette: Mr.. Smith,
clerking for }. 4. Fuller & Co., was
severely cut by Jessie White, in Shi-
lob, last week. The difficulty arose
! abont some transaction connected
with the business of the house in
which Mr.. Smith was employed.
Minden Democrat We learn from
the ma;lrider that the rt-house ii,
Vienna was destroyed l.y fire few
days since. Books aud papers were
mostly saved. Fire supposed to have
originated from a fire in first floor
room. Particulars net known.
ST. LANDRT.
Opelouaas Courier: We understand
that petitions will soon be put iu ac-
tive circulation throughout various
portions Of our parish, f,r signature
by our citizens, asking the Legislature
to impose tax upon dogs; the pro-
ceeds OF said tax to be devoted to
public school purposes in the respec-
tive parishes.
Opelousas Democrat: This is the
third week Of the trial Of the contest
for the Sheriff's o1ice OF this parish.
Thursday being legal holiday, court
adjourned till Monday. All, or most
of next week, will probably be taken
up in the trial. There is no more in
-Gie'ttlan 'new as to how the trial will
terminate than there was at the he.
ginning.
WEBSTER.
Minden Democrat: Monday night
last, three colored prisoners made
their escape from our Jail by burning
down the Jail door. l. is supposed
the prisoners received aid from friends
outside. The names are Anderson
Ames, who is under sentence If deaths
Lewis Afford, charged with criminal
assault on colored woman; Levi:
Jones, awaiting trial for highway
robbery.
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keating's Academy.
AAIN

Corner chetinaches and Attakapas streets,
charlottesville, La.
MRS. N: KEATING returns thanks to the
people OF Donaldsonvjlle and vicinity for
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed
npon the Academy, and begs leave to say az,
tinuanea Of public favor e>,-N7
4: A limited number Of pupils from ABROAD
will be received and furnished with hoard
and lodging. For terms of tuition. ETC.. an
ply to or address "
MRS. c. HEATING.
oara .Donaldsonville. La.
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Good entertainment for man and beast at
reasonable rates. Horses and huggies for
hire. my3-ly
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are still the most tl,orouph and SEARCH
ING cathartic medicine TINT Gun BIO
e1nployed: cleansing the stomach and
bowels. and even the blood. In small
doses Of one pin ! day, they stimulate
the digestive organs and promote yig-
orous health.
AYKR's PILLs have been known for
more than a quarter Of century, and
nave oDtalned g Worla-S Eade icPllt1slON
cas- eased ds action in tho several assimi1s~ lila
tive organs Of the body, and are 80
composed that oosIluc.lons WlsnlI
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Had torylbio YlcHT 9wEATs.

Memphis, Feb, Ii, 1871.
DR.. TUT: ST-I hayo boon sui,.. ing nearly two
years with scssre cough. VI ue: colI.nuuced IA
king your Expectornnt WIS reuuce'l To hundred
aud sixteen pounds 81 weight. III tiled almost
everything I'D .erahis night SWEETS. l:i4ya taken
the cough has dsa ppenrcd, und Ill veesined ii teen
pounds in lisa reeonl,ucn4i ~ 81! my friends.
WITH R1eatr aspect, CLIVER klCG.
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Town Of Donaldsonyille.

Mayor, David Israel.
'Secretary,-- ..-.......-..- George Jacobs,
,dfeasnrer, - Frank MARTINEZ,
Solicitor, ---..-......-...J. J. Sullivan, Jr.
CONSTABLE, --.-........-..J Joseph A. Duffel
wharf Lessee, Felix Leblanc,
Market Lessee,.-........ Raphael Mousse,
lEiver Ferry Lessee, ...... % 3. - /"
Street Contractor, $685.. Frank Martinez,
'Oficial Journal. DOn'ville CHIEF.
|AlsG BOARD OF ALDERMEN: M
First Ward, ....Jos. Billeisen. Nathan Ross
Second !" ....J. So1ozano, Anderson Ross
Third g ....F. Vicknair, J. Thompson
Regular meetings, at the Mayors Office,
in tho Court House, first Tuesday of eacl,
mouth, hts o'clock Pm fee.ss
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DIR. d.. HAYWOOD,
Il New York, voluntarily isdorees It.
-REAH MAAr AE SAWS

Dr. TUT: New Yo. K Sept, 19, 1877.
Dear Hm-During this year Ey I ed q ne hundred
c,sss 81 lnnS se.lsss. In tho l.wor y rds Of the
there my .ttenion called to TUFTS Expectorant.
and confess my sur rise at its wonderful power.
knovn medicine to act rs / rompty. and with such
happy eHects 1t instantly subdued the most violent
fits 1t Ching. and Invariably cured the disease in
q few dayA cheerfuily indorse it us the best lung
medicine ever used
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1880-02-21
Town Lots for Sale.

FOuR LOTS, with improvements, stu
IL ated Oh Lafourehe street. i'll the town
Of Donaldsonville, being lots Nos. IL, Is, 10
These lots and improvements viii be sold in
block or separately. at very reasonable
rates. Also lot No. 81, and improvements,
fronting on Chetimaches street, and now
occupied BY Hon. +. B. Earhart as resi-
dence.
Parties wishing to purchase will call on
or address
MRS. SIMON BRAUD,
Brands Saw Mill, near Dopaldsopyille
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j. FRANCIS HAYWOOD, M. d
A NEWSPAPER POS. WRITES

Of3cs, Evening" Eews. Augusta, Ga.
with pneu.uoni, last winter, which left him WITH
vient cough, that lasseL till within month sinoA,
kxpec.vralt. l nad tried most every. thing recon-
mendad, but did amy good until used your Ex-
pect,rant, one lr,ttle Of which removed the cough
entirely. With naiy thanks. am yours truly,
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ddress, D0ualdsonviHe,
Eighth Senatorial District.

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension and
st. James.
State Senator. ,-Pie1re LANDRY, r
Donaldsonville, La
, 1880-12-19
THE YOUNG LOUIS XIV.

The Chrtatmas.Presents Of u King.
Ttuaslas<d from tbs Ftsch for The chicago Tribune bv
Emma ytAnlep.
As sings the song, it was in seventeen hun
dred-and some years, on the night of the
24th of December, the young Louis XV., who
was what his subjects called, in speaking Of
their sons Of the same age, boy, was sleep
Ing TRANQUILITY in his great bed the sleep Of
monarch who has not yet had the care Of
choosing his Ministers himself His precep-
tor. the venerable AbbtFleury, watched over
him with tenderness Ill paterual.
This man OF rather hard expression had in
his heart the Farmest affection; and 1t is GER
tain that in his scholar be loved equally ~
much the boy as the King. The feeling 1T
immense responsibility which .rested or, him
, 1880-12-19
SOCIETY HOLIDAY TOPICS.

4 wellknown Chicago belle in Paris this
season il saiei to carry in comnartment nj
1,o~ noo1,o+hao1, r,,,,,hor ~ a,,na,.,a. ,..t,l
c;lvar eroons ond ,vha,, sl,a t;,,,s 49, as,,.;ros
spoos' at.1 'au s,, Inua ~ au't1e q
gettng ratner epfls she silently, but mean
ingly, presents him with one.
The toys for children's holiday gifts 1m-
nroye in beauty each season and ara chosen
-, ,,ot,,ors ,,tth .,,,, 80 s..o 0ts sAosea
oy mol!e.s "ttn we" " giving uelr glr4s lr
correct laeas OF symmetry and beauty. The
toy dishes for dolls are In the most graceful
T tJi.Is i ala" Euaots' Iu Iullta.e lue loYeIlesl
Lapo ~ u!oAto ueslens. OF Else lney nave
classic nutllnes, or are pure white. or OF old
blue ana white, or 1t may be of the new bur
nlShed wares that initiate copper or gold.
The well-known jewelry house Of N. Mat
, 1880-12-19

=
sibe TO obtain wGfe c1eSea IL was even imp
h TheV ~ wera vrd dra1n ug4niaeI; fra1s :h
the voice nf n'"n 4tusa t'h tnese reflections bv
permission to enter. WIZ @sAeo at the door
tie s,rnrised is ~ gpe'Gu frd IL, ana was not it,
AhhH ti FI ~ n'lu herself confronting ths
0n1g Hueh ug f;suIs ;s r. ~ person: PER '''0
sean NO ); 11o 1attef, mo one ha,
The two women d,o.r,.oz .x
wau as ~ tIa,, "unft % ulsgulsed their truuble a.
Ynn 10 mav nay unIi uvMiI Ia .a+,,,..
"said the hfI ;, 70 r., assthonisned shd to see me-
vo,1 syi,n ccn oxt~,ent nts ulefe II no one but
in which I finfi mrsa,F. t'olu me dilem3
iigi,t. and cnnrln,in31 ta o,,, perceived Your
And lie related i to tnen he G'lie, rs h;...
n,,t IN thu haartI, 90 tI,'a 'nouceo Louis Nv. to
Nav :" atilie,I ha .r rdono.
| tn fin. h ia imnoes;h1o ~ IN 4t ~ kno" what
Of the roads r. send f. - p,r; il.o present stato
! this we're mt ~ what ~ wanh My. @ ala: even Il
q! such m an louE? You, Who oi have ave- df'an Ter
If = snrnrisa TnT ,r.. 10y sae ine an ldex
and that is s,,fr;c;ent ~ !; ;aie woman, besides:
| The tsyn ,rnman ino,,ot, ~
Bnt thev dared mt so~ "oE. Nv Edca otner slylT.
The Able mechanicaIivo WV footas =
"! aTIoid TL,n r - tnS s,i9 i9oht: ha =,
| ,hout fao+ aar h;nh iae, - VI percelVfng doll
dressed as f;ar,1a Franna;ssa ass anu which Vas
h,s-a ot,;iel ron bcr .; ;AoAs@1eSs A0lql Tou
nNo Mnnsiamr 81 hbs r,,;z
that o';ce dAoG ~ e. nis Is playth
lie Became asrx at It It an ans iaeSty "a One
nff;cer ~ tha EayrJn s - ao. ~ presence Of an
tits little sol solder e With mIaatm;a ne hssd oa
Emnarnr n ~ Rnssia pissenteo 70 him bE tha
dtod .itt faad oincK y wit powder and rid
us9 af miserable
E.a Ane'ei heato VI tnls freak Of the
Aft !. ft ,, .
paris III t'sara one OF your visits to
The Shtc M H hoWed ten h;s haad die,1les u e yon:"
unnn 4o ~ eas hl,ow Me P9sseSsed M = this deSiren
assure h , yon he e;,: vas. .innitly sorry In TACT
count m ef Of tis Iii s tat ssd steatv iEa eara i a
his toys sf repheS e M + seme ine diy dSay among
are Happily the face C. IS intaet ns n1% and PIX R]fss
LIZ Tha csvsa H. Iae oeuy ean &c repalred.'
then str,ct- hIs Enno ,,;*,, L. h " 1esefy,-
:. r. nnst nnf ha ea,na ~ -. .n'S Hauu y.
mediatelv do vo, W nnderets,,J un y; must Dc im~
naI L:, ttn,;yot.t ho yJt ttt'tlea ~ ts staIA
and surnTisa g ~ ta a. s same tlme ot the joy
lesson which he could eiye an on qt }5ia e moral
Sb NC taiG nGr sps pians t9 peTset
nfeht il abont to so,,nd a anu smI n nme y,n mid.
snd oFk on 1t Is holy day.
Rnt viii t eTsnt rnnf u, = f7isnonc,t,o.,o.
from > WAL 6t"n' oo' = ulspensatlon k1ere"
1 8 Tho d;enoncatfo,, 20 MT s,a,o,on..
have NJ y navn,cnfn - uo' Sun'c'en1' must
ham he te ARne Rs maze maze gesture OF carrying his
nsuid y. 70 ms pocket.
must have beter tbs tef ss s;
OF { 2 1fae man. Pohor+ nm nouo.,.uu
tho ntnr1,os ht.r 5oo d aeiooass c11eQ
, 1880-12-19

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ANYTHING
III the mu5fc-fnstrument line, such as yfolina,
guitars, banjos, orguincttes, flutes nfes. drums,
harmonious. band-instruments, don't fail to visit
Lewis & Newelrs, the Chicago Music Company.
152 State street.
, 1880-12-19

poi po,,at aLs nnd sti n;nsh shownr IT,
! fIlf si,irt hact ra11nafI across the shoulders
and an fha fnife,,, , md Slaves of the "Non
ette y that caine 9,,,f early In the season.
c;f+s ~ rrooar,as - ~ the needy are a mos
mran NJ liz han.voience Nnmerous IVES
E;Ia EasD res;dants era ordnring such donntion!
Eroe t,g rs. IN, stooE of Dore eadina
arocer. ss2 West Madison street, as well a:
! Simplifying their own tables with Christina:
! i'iaxuries Of choice imported delicaeies
/ teas. ETC.. from Dore's tempting stock.
The competition for the fine buggy harness
| offered BY r. Heydon & Co. to the most popu
lar Board-of-Trad man at the fair and bazaar
Of the First Regiment is quite lively: The
prominent naitles are ". r. Linn, J. Z. Les
Bail, W. E. McIIenry, and J. II. Dwight.
Company 3 have this matter IN charge, ano m
| expect stirring times all neXt r., week. tor tne
| harness Is the finest III Tile CITY.
Mr.. II. ii. Kinsley has used Grants con.
densed coffee exclusively in lis! restaurant
1or aRot one yea5 % r o sssrs ~ REc
Z: ID. ~ " tIo ~ sfn@ nrocacs and
Has eSet te ~, ,,1, ;,ith oo13 auo
| Tar tha rrs,1lt hn,ne n11re extract of coffee
| mi of tho fine ~ dejicate aroma necessary t1
| onnfl nnffaa Tba nnh!ic nrn invited to cali
eetNa n Rondnir, street fCanfral Mnsic-TTali
| n1IIdnp1 and trv delicious cup Of Java,
| Mocha, Or Rio coffee free of charge.
| E3ioh uoeoc od in the form nf fomnq
MI @ sases' aet fash;nnohia th;n1s,
aie t now among tAe mosI 1asli1''naoie 'nlnes
TUG lnal W Ae1'
I. a. Colny = 20: nave lusI 1eeelveu an I ~ ~,
volce q nne FRENCH 1ufhltare. oee IL at @lf
ant 2l9 state street.
James Gordon Bennett has dve homes ana
no Wife.--Er.. Well, that Is better than nVe
wives and no home.
Over eighty varieties of tMoering Argand
Lamps" considered the best, ranging from
SIS to SiOO each, at Ovington's, 148 State.
Do our citizens know that they can BY In
yesting 81 have an opportunity OF procuring
either Of the following articles: 4 81, GOO
piano, $500 cutter and afghan, n $500 buggy,
a 500 set Of diamonds a $3.50 chamber suite.
$3.50 parlor set, S4O0 sealskin cloak, a $500
organ. SIPS buggy harness, $500 china set,
and many other useful ana ornamental artl-
cles, besides lnnumeraDle articles most sulta,
BILE for holiday presents. All the above and
many ot1eE 1taocemehts aIe nelu ot! ~ 3 ui9
!nousanus OF expectea 'isltols 10 tne lar altH
Ds Dazahr now pelne neld every evening Hiillt at
Ghrlslmas rye ~ me members or Lne , Fllst
e'.uene ~ +1e,i allaoly US o.
II tae seAtc4 LOT su'iAole f!its oul 1f le.aeas
musI not 70 1all 70 O. Visls Jonn hranzs , Gnniec.
tionery. ~ aug 9V otate street All WHY pay
disna & s1sae w" nnfee+,ane se a oen, tnu:
Thret13oo a,,d ooie ornamanfs ~ ev:.ry
daac1int;on cara'naia RAM f;nn mixah and hrnta1
aond. ann,nh ~ F3aat - a,,Iniv iii Ch;-