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A TREAT ODE:

BY j. w. RILEY,
'Scurious-lke!" said the tree-toaI -
Eve twittered tor rain all day:
got up soon,
And hollerel till noon,
But the sun just blazed away
Will Jest clnmb down in u crawfish hole
Weary ut heart aud sick at soul
DOzed away for an hour,
An4aI tackled the thing agin -
And sung, aud sung,
Till knowed my lung
Was Just about give in:
And then, thinks l, it it don't rain now
There's nothin' in singin' anyhow!
Once IN awhile some farmer
~ Would clne a-tlrivin' past,
And he. a hear my cry,
And sd p and sigh,
~ lest ~ lockRtR4h j
Would burst wide open at every note
:. Bat fetched her! o, 1 fetched her.
Case little while ago
.gaEhs1Ensey s se shs -
And a-singil' soft aud low
a voice drappctl down on my evered brain.
Sayln-" Ii you'll lest hush, I'll ruinI'O
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CALDWELL.

Columbia Herald: On Wednesday,
9th inst., q muFderous act was per-
petrates.lby RolIie Cbambliss upon
an old Ian named Charley bhrDes,
living in the southwest corner Of
jackson parish. Barnes made . re-
mark which Cllambliss construed as a
reflections upon himself, and stsnck
Barnes al nnmercifnl blow across the
head with a double barrel shotgun
which feiled him, then jumped on
him with his boots and stamped him
until lie was apparently iifsless.
CFlaMbliss then escaped to the woods
and has not yet been captured. Barnes
died from his injuries on Wednesday
last. HDswas 4 good old citizen Of
about 20 years Of age.
TERREBoNNE.
Honma Courier: Last Tuesday
morning, Henry Patterson, colored,
called upon Judge Aitkens and swore
ont an affidavit against man on the
Daunis plantation, Bayou Black,
charging him with attempt to com
nit rape. The evening of the same
DAY COnSLaDle I0ne sIarLeu OUT "
make the arrest. On the Daunis plan
tatiOn the culprit could not be found
after diligent search. Mr.. Cune went
to i, country store near by, aud while
there in conversation with one or two
gentlemen, Henry Patterson called
him out, saying that he wanted to see
him on particular business. When
Mr.. Cune went ont, Patterson asked
him if he had found the culprit, aud
Cune answered in the negative. Pat
terson said, Damn yon, if you can't
get him, will get you," aud sniting
the action to the words, he fred upon
Mr.. Cune 4 load of bnckshot, five Of
which penetrated into the body. Mr..
Cnue was brought to his home, in
Honma, Wednesday morning, and
died at 8 o'clock P. NJ. The murderer
fed, but has since been arrested.
Five hundred dollars was offered for
his apprehension, $500 by the fire
company of which deceased was a
member, 5000 by the State.
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Address: p. w. CARROLL,
l0l Randolph Street, Chicago, Ills,
Notice..

TIIE UNDERSIGNED. heirs and legal
Il representatives of George w. Watterson,
deceased, hereby give notice that they are
about to apply to the United States Govern
ment, under the provisions of Sections $780,,
1868 and 36S9 Of the United States Revised
Statutes, for the repayment Of the purchase
money on the following cash entries of pub
lie land, viz:
The s. w. of See q, T. 9, S. r. East,
entered June 10, 1886. Certificate No. S74.
Lots No. 9. 10, Is and Is, in Sec. 25, T. g.,
s. r. 2 East, entered September Y, 1885,
Lots No. ) and i, in Sec. 2, i. 8, S. R. 3
East, entered January 6, 1885, Certificate
No 426, and
Lots No. 3 and 4, i'll Sec 25, T. 9, s. Il. 2
East entered September Is, 1885. Certificate
No. 255, and all in the Southeastern land
district of Louisiana.
That all Of the duplicate certificates of
such entries properly assigned TO said Geo.
w. Watterson, deceased, have been lost or
destroyed. and can not now be produced.
CHARLES WATTERSON,
WATTERSON
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have Obstructed all efforts to promote the
purity and to conserve the freedom of suf-
frage, and have devised fraudulent ballots
and invented fraudulent certificates of re-
turns; hive labored to unseat lawfully
elected members Of Congress, to secure at
all hazards, the vote Of majority Ut the
States in the House Of Representatives have
ent1eavoFed to occupy by force and frand,
the places OF trust given to others by the
people Of Maine, rescued by the courage in
action of Names patriotic sons: have BY
methods, vicious in principle and tyrainical
appropriation bills upon whose passage the
very movement of the government de-
pend ed have crushed the rights of the in
divual, have advocated the principles and
sought the favor of the rebellion against the
nation, and have endeavored to Obliterate
the sacred memories Of the war, and to
overcome the inestimahiy valuable results
vidual equality. The equal, and steady,
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$751; PARISH OF ASCENSION,
Court House, May Is, 1880. {
No. 9. New Series
AN ORDINANCE requiring stores, shops
groceries, and other places of public
business to be closed on Sunday and
prohibiting the sale or barter Of the
stock in trade Of such places OF business
on that day, and prescribing penalties
for violations of this ordinance
SEC. l. Be 1t ordained BY the Police Jury
of the parish Of ascension, That from and
after the 18th of June, 1880, all stores, shops
groceries,, saloons and all places of public
business, which are or may be licensed un
der any law Of the parish of Ascension, are
required to be closed at IL o'clock on Satur
day night, and to remain closed for twenty.
four hours, during which period of time it
shall not be law for the proprietor or en-
ployees thereof to give, trade, barter or sell
any Of the stock III trade Of such establish
ment, as the case may be.
SEC. 2. Be 1t further ordained, ETC., That
whatsoever shall violate the provisions of
this act, for each offense shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemeanOr, and, on trial and
conviction thereof, shall pay fine of not
less than 500 nor more than $500, or impris-
.onment for not less than ten days nor more
than thirty days, Or both fine aud imprison-
ment, at the discretion OF the court
SEC. 3. Be it further ordained, etc., That
the provisions of this act shall not apply to
drug stores, barber shops, apothecary shops,
undertakers' establishments. public and pri-
vate markets, bakeries, livery stables, rail
roads, whether steam or horse, hotels bOarti-
ing-houses and steamboats, and other YES
sells, warehouses for receiving and forward
ing freights, restaurants and telegraph of
fees p1'Orided, that stores may be opened for
the purpose of selling burial material.
SEC. 4. Be it further ordained, That no
alcoholic, vinous or malt liquors shall be
given, or traded, or bartered, or sold, or de-
livered, otherwise than by prescription
written by licensed physician for person
actually sick in bed, and so stated to be BY
the physician in the prescription, in or by
any establishment, or place. or conveyance,
named in section of this act, during the
time fixed in section of this act, under the
penalties psovidcd in section 2 of this act.
Sec. 5. Be il further ordained, etc, That
the provisions of this ordinance to regulate
the sale of merchandise, alcoholic, vinous or
malt liquors on Sunday, recited above, shall
extend and be effective in all particulars to
the sale of merchandise, alcoholic, yinous or
malt liquors within the corporate limits of
the town Of Donaldsonville, in the same
manner and under the same conditions and
penalties as i'll said ordinance is contained.
Sec. 6. Be it further. ordained, etc., That
all laws or parts Of laws contrary to or in
consistent with the provisions hereof shall
be and the same are hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Police Jury, parish of AS
cension, May Is, 1880.
Yeas-Duffel, Rodrignez, Klopman, Han
son, Braud, Gibson, Blouin.
R.T. HANSON,
A true copy: President.
K. PROSPER LANDRY, Secretary.
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pOET BARROW

POET BARROW, La, june 6, 1880.
r BEG LEAVE to notify the public at
Il large and especially the respectable
public of Donaldsonville, that expect you
all know Of the Sunday law that our re-
spectacle Police Jury made. AS they try to
take our liberty in spending our honestly
made money where and when we please,
one comes into my garden got to help them
self and pay for it. l will try to accommo-
date every body as much as in my power.
GEORGE A. FEIG.
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Notice to Creditors.


District Court
Albert Labe VS.. No. 43, His Creditors.
PARISH OF ASCENSION, May %. 1880.
NVO MESSRS. Yale g. Bowling; Berkson
II Bros; Folger & Co.; Wakerbarth &
Joseph; A. Wolf & Co.; Peter Boehm: In
surance Oil Co.; Schwartz & Feitel; G. II.
Finlay & Co.: Goudchaux T. Silbernagel:
Julius Meyer; Rice, Born & Co.; C. Jou6ert
& Co; J. X. Levy & Son; j. H. Alden
White & Byrne; E. De Lanzac; Albert &
Reinerth; NJ. Pokorny E. Booth; A. Guger-
helm; Joseph vignes; r. Fasnacht; Felix
Loeb; Morris McGraw; j. Dreyfus T. Co..
L. Lipman; A. A. Greenwood; II. j. Mullen
Miller & Dielman; Menu & Paul of the
city OF New Orleans:
Gentlemcn-You are hereby notified that
BY virtue of an order issued by the Hon, the
:2nd Judicial District Court Of the State Of
Louisiana in and for the parish of Ascension.
on the 18th May, inst, 1880, on the applicar
ton OF Albert Labe of the parish of Ascen-
sion for respite, q meeting of his creditors
will be held before me, the undersigned No
tary, at my Office, on Crescent place. in the
town of Donaldsonville, on Friday. the 9th
day of July, A. D. 1880, at 10 O'Clock. A. M
Respectfully, etc,
FELIX REYNAUD.
Notary Public.
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SHERlFF's OFFICE,
Donaldsonville, La, June II, $780,
a LII PERSONS or associations in the
IA parish OF Ascension pursuing any trade,
profession, vocation, calling or business sub
ject to a license tax, are hereby notified that
State and Parish Licenses of 1880,
are now due and exigible, and the Sheriff is
prepared to collect the same. Said parties
are therefore notified to come forward and
pay their licenses within TWENTY DAYS,
at my Office, Court House. Donaldsonville,
Assembly Of 1880.
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ct Ascension.
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S|s1'iITLOOUY,
Two Dollars : Year

6ETTNS SOL1L0QUY-
rs wi ire Housed, thsmilking done,
p - 10 fle fo!4
ktEScsfeep Of the Alrds
slkhe feuy gold. 81
s . fso,1a &c as. ,assr asS come late
" zee them loc.., LIKE silheuettes,
Against tie sunset gold.
And. pushing DER their loosened sails,
E11en last: 4iaEeIi9E ray,
"A 1l Dmewaxa fishing loefs
O6a41ppAHgAp tho bay.sS
hear the closing Of the forge
That clinks across the wy, @
And as he DOTS his4E0ck. the strain,
Of Georges roundelay.
Another minute, with bound,
xRc MIL beside tUosbe,. y
wdY He fisher John comes from the wharves
And Joseph from the lea.
Ny heart is torn to choose betwixt,
With all a-wooing me
! tlliuk-perhaps twill be rs VEIL
aIe II and love all I hSs.., 4,au.e;.;vf.
A DICTATED FAMILY.
ss DYsW. J.sLAMPT0N. Y
- traveller once in travelling round,
Hkk44& fdtks were Oyergr0kn with grass
sVMA44A9A4 moved off to let pigs pass,
800 Nh0s0 ijeUeic slept upon their feet,
And rested alway-'twas no sweet;
Whose houses never knew repair,
GRIM alAsay wAs everywhere
RI krayelermet 1t last aslnan
Ad] 4nes 61 ID u n as travellers can.
= ~, A&&il NE man, who was q wit,
The old towns jaded just bit,
Bnt yearee say 'twas nice
WhenFeM estato was worth its price;
Our families then were bluest blood
AMOR any round here higher stood,
But now, alas, the whole things played
Families and all are bad decayed.'
s., IA siscayed family y the traveller cries,
nd. The very thing I'd highly prize
-" To meet aud look upon and know
Before to newer lands l go
4. Where decayed families are not known
Among people freshly grown"
...Ah, said the man, !" know a place
Where such q family has the space,
Knd If you'll come with ME my friend,
I'll gladly aid your aim and end.1
The two walked off, the traveller sure
bed see family old and pure.
trn.ne4t eail the glsde at the first halt,
~ AL guess they call this thing a vault
j 4 tAEdona yhu see This family here,
Dating back for many q year,
And lying in this tomb s'posa. 80
long time he Neld dls dtse-
= Man and rsatgo1g child md maid
Is ono, reckon, much decayed"
-. And then lie smiled sad, sweet smile
ssas As gently as q crOss-cuS file,
While MIR. Traveller, fully cramme,l.
Simply reessgaesIe.. WellsIif be ID 9
50 ~ -OH CftS Dc,vick
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Summary Of State News.
Gleanings from the Press.
IBERIA


- =
=. = New 4eia Journal: Barney
Ih.edpsoph1l Henry Juhnso,,. con.
s4e vA&4$ iUslese tsrM Of the District
Court, the former to three wears and
they LITTER for life at the State peu;.
tiay, .1are made their esc:,n., from, ~.
parish Jail. ''' ~.
UNION.
FaHn9Vlle Aa<ette: On Sunday
Oh Id 1tliffsalty took Mace ~
nd Jordan IN nI,s
csl0f sSiaIls swl .icl Ross drew
z PISTOL and advancing upon Ham.
81 Tie baH sfInck Ham.
s1an The lyeast n the region Of
As tlGf = hug l.im ,llmQstinstantly
PLAQUEM1NEs.
f1.ea'4tele .oDserrer: The
early in July. Never was ,;ca i; Gnu u
peter condition in the fields dian
.nIs season, aYd if no untoward acci.
-GxlsslesGReva~ We can safely say that
one OF the largest crops Of rice ever
raised IN Plaqueniines parish will ha
harvested. VII oe
WEST FELICIANA.
81. fr;lncisville Sentinel: Andrew
yyaesso'', comparatively young col.
orcd man distinguished for his strict
regard at duty Il, his EMPLOYER and a
ssne1ia4I lay4rlte with both white and
coi"ltd citizens, was shot and killed
oy Frank. Flowers, bad Ntoro
noted for being quarrelsume Wien
a',9h'"g. Ie,nderer is in Jail,
50 NShT..
Morgan City Rcrie.n: Dick LA
c9l"rtd, who killed Henry Burton
aiso c"iored, in Morgan CITY l,st
christmas eve, had his trial t:,;s
week, the jury bringing in a verdict
" s"l!y without capital punishment.
= similar, verdict was fond in Tie
case ~ Stephen Wooden, who killed
a p Negro on Midway plantation.
h"yoa Sale, some time last winter.
EAST FELIcIANA.
eHnfnn Watchman: Saturday eve.
n n,hs' 18TH inst, Mrs. Maggie A.
Green, wife of the junior editor of the
u0tchMdm, while shopping in the
store ST J.-G. Diamond, stepp4d mn
'ueifer match. The match ipn;tcI
and set fire to her clothing, hnrnin.
l'er severely. Mc<srs. L. j. Fuunn,
u. ". Rogers, A. Knapp, r. H. D'Ar'
ms'nd and I. NJ. Green. in nuttino
out the fire had their hands h,llS
burned. s
CATAHOULA.
llarrisonbnrg Ners: Oh e Ord an
'"i June, 5. J. Beck, who resided in
me western portion of this parisl, was
cut with u bowie knife 6y Taylo,
fI"Ys.s; from the effects IT, which
Mr. lick died on rlle 5th. Mr., Flowers
XatleaYphew Of Beck snp.i resided
On inc Same place with him. The
'atal e''c"nntcr grew out of IL real
OF sapfsss.i i,.lisidtys offered to
FLOWERS vile by deceased. Mr.. Flow
c's was arrested and; after prelimi.
nary examination Of the case was
com: ."mm,.'td !" Jail wi,l,oat benefit ct
ba'is Mr.. Beck was an old u.n,,..
haa'',a good citizen and was Irspr,-
ted 10y all his ueighbols aud acouain-
fAucfS.
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Donaldsonville, La.
Police Jury Ordinances.
Parish of Ascension.

PARISH OF ASCENSION,
Courthouse, June 8, 1880.
No. 10. New Series
AN ORDINANCE amending and re-enacting
Section of Ordinance No. 9, new series,
entitled IAN Ordinance requiring stores;
shops, groceries, and other places of
public business to be closed on Sunday
and prohibiting the sale or barter of the
stock in trade of such places Of business
on that day, and prescribing penalties
for violations of this ordinance"
Be It ordained by the Police Jau'y of the
parish of ascension, That Section of Ordi-
nance No. 8, new series, adopted May Is,
$780, be amended and re-enacted to read as
follows:
SEC. 3. Be 1t further ordained etc, That
the provisions OF this act shall not apply to
drug stores, barber shops, apothecary shops,
vate markets, bakeries, livery stables, rail-
roads, whether steam or horse, hotels, board
ing-houses and steamboats, and other vessels,
warehouses for receiving and forwarding
freights, restaurants and telegraph Offices,
coffee stand, ice-houses, retail or wholesale,
and vending Of ice cream and sherberts in
hand carts or wagons; pr0rided, that stores
may be opened for the purpose Of selling
burial material.
Be 1t further ordained. That all ordinances
or parts of ordinances in conflict herewith
be aud the same are hereby repealed.
Adopted by the Police Jury Of the parish
of Ascension. June 8, 1880.
Yeas-Rodriguez, Klopman, Hanson, Bar
mon, Braud, Gibson.
Absent-BlOuin, Duffel.
X. T. HANSON,
President.
A true copy:
Il. PROSPER LANDRY, Secretary.
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