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, 1881-06-17


Tho ,o,crn.t sor ,hu most thrilling romance
ioa,. car9,us or ~ III tK.ts bssk e to sd Kaskas.
x "he t ats ns te M ,n scTt Tcrrtorv na Inc s"
ot iiijnus, thS homo NJ W nf ct,nisn,;rct,. of wealth
n tnr .nsn.n s!n pn nnrv y 81 sns H. @ ;on
~ III, rmrlv tnrs wn,,s,, t,,IIttcs hnv" "t:u,o ii
i,art Ut snir G'ss"ry. tir'Wt memories cluster
.su.nrtt.l t%ani ''o'c"' e"''"'''"'' "'"'' ''''"
Rwrct inh,irn. loyc,Icst yttlnRu Of Tho mint,
\" NJ o1y ~ ,s ses s s " r% ,osws Il & tc"a
Whcm iii tSlsk of i nii tho pr.,g.csa thai hns been
ma,io IL 1!ilnoIs .i%es ilrAt kad% ,fe S!ato.
mcsts tSat ~ Il, ,"k. m, Sr,'at am'i frc ,,ro
e" pe~l mn lot M II, NJ wuier at,a an,,,zcnct.t, WV
.1,et f]rntn,,,onI. um o,,t, Of ,tur worthy Vice.
presilcilts, Mr, Scnn,,fIoti,-I nh rrubaty Tho
sss s of sf @ ss; sn rSI S s!s's Sfsss9t s3
Vines ~: set tool oil S!,r sensrati: .oii. fisre
tMnrross. asnnst twenty ut,tiur tho nav nupor.
tonnsnt q4'sns EhsE s9rtnxet' d pra sf,,
Iss'ot' III The Is.rescnt;i,e ID" str'ot n t' wniga
S!re,M @ oar Irsse9t .na G!s i ,s ,eoissxus, s.;
tS ten n,osS Te or tw nssG e a
'nsf sre 81 .rst cs @ ss ,A nv sss e
forgotten lit have ut,t, that Juno aftsrnt,n,,,
whs, he md ais Fitted and hri'lirnt cotnpottor:
tne 'ato no1. Ihnthpson LampnuIl' WITH tno!r
vc!.stlttletl saddlel,nEs,I;thore wero ~ Cnfprt-
t'NRs the.-ino!inteh lheir kteGtls Under n b1Az.
inx a0t1. anu departed ffotn un'ena 10 nlako
thar cntnpnltts.
hnVe ~ tllne 70 tnark eat'h EratIG OF our prog.
ress b'!t y ma aiwaya oGon "lwhr! at!a tpwhra
~ tho last censtis We Jtist fniset! to Gnfatrtp
Ohio in tho race for rnpulntlqI, ai,d e become
tho hlr'l state n tue 3niuis. htt. shn!iil we na
uu hn1~, tia+ rto s:tstc viii hn a,'iiinnnriv c
popuia5e,,. y nav,ns il sitssas ssnt alirtid 70
hold Oilice. 10 plhcn rs nhehd at tho ctnl uf tho
prGssnt iscnae. !!a!n9ntur nna Mpp!nMse:l
y,rthnr ~ i1ll'nis .s,,i,t In In II innvap" ~
innatinR, hut in the spirit Of u just anJ ht,pat
pr4!v. Layci on Tho west by tho great - Father
of Wators on tio soiitn w. ne ID, nenmtil!. Vnln
gu tneehst op !nh Wl'Hhn anu " Tug 9fent ~
land sen which bears on ~ bsson A.ict nIRhty
contneree, anu whoso ~. crfata! Whsos xlsa tle
shoro OF CUR tinfisaltH etty Nalurn nevef spfcka
out y aonsr Or ilnar aGlu thaM ililnois for the
@ s e. Rnh!as Or y n MpnmmnsG ,ot
tue sons ot Maine lnfe mo Slnfo .! tho!f huop"
, 1881-06-17

,1HEf kAljuG IuB BGfPFtEEslsEoS 6ulpt
They inrn tho prniries with their p1ows,
They crowd Tug i1arts e 9r aa!r:
III Tner s%isss heasts q nc teaa ir,'e I to aIno. @
HANNIBAL UANLry.
r yo'sf slnsses se,ten,on; nsn, sn'' 1"rso
Dfa'l1mona', III announcing INC hrst toss''- Luz
wcrc born.''
Tho lion. 1tannlba, t1amlin arosc to respond,
and was very warmly srce.ol. lilo sald,
Mn. r1tA!,.xAN; lam not a,lvtsed u ting rule:
ny ws'gh I'll. sa nt y ,a te1 t
kns aaas.
s9s e a.ys q eae a Il sa m
[t.llIKs,ter.l And bpatlcs. Mr. Tres!lant, there
is sopth!uR In that whlch tton't 1ntto belong 70
mus III cnfuFrn the lnw, and 10 R'lhrd tho rl9ht
u sy citizen ts here str yo. s,no ,Y re-, t% M
!ae tie hishway" Wis t , hts vc o" tSe
public r!Ma ts precisely atmiiar,-"Stand md
'ciivar,," t1.a..xnter.l 49, .u,.n a,.,,,,.,,,.
tho invcnllu n,on,bor Ut your Invited sutsts
rr'!n sour nntiyc state allf .umpeiled to rpsak
oslIcer. ae ''I ll.aiixntcr.1 Il tc"Ses me nosIns
therefore. Gut 10 mike tho attot,pt. And, Mr.
PRESIDENT, want T.. say iirst TINT We hayo ,
to. partnke .nf your hospltnlity ~
this generous banquet. There wna Elghnr
anas hess at ~ o h"ve M f"rsos
and we never will forget, tho E1oti men who
regretted. rs we bad rnht to rearet. hut yoa
shouil bnvu sought other, ard wilder. and, In
your Judgment. hetter h.:ltta IN which To- display
yor enss enpssy 81 syesy y k fe yoa sa
rec;tlon Tint YOU hive ostablissd rcpnsatio'1a
ticctcd ilouor upon tho state from which
yoI won't, [Applansc.l -, Nnsd ! pon9!
II s.raso III Dy ;' Ibis sSp syo sais Mset e. ss tho
nj the relatlons nf fe you haye shed ltistsn ;t
soed hy anothor Reelection On your l,savi,ng m as
S 'ses sS a %s as cs
sycnias that y.,a viii not fossot your native
~ levor may son Of thine.
Wherein M his .aa watsdcrins a1.:! & sep. r. iictlao'
stsa iiist teariy III hotro. u: ''&'' ''"A "'
And tlen wo have bocn conao!ei by sttll an.
other reelection: that you aro st!ll attaohad @ % 1y
luz hlsldcs o her sterl's aoIl. aud. last hut NOT
aions I her @ yaeys wi whers sva heso ooen taught to
mike men. tApplause.] You nave, rcmem.
hsred aud yon vii r romsnocr them ~ n, and n The
ami thorcDy uro prepared uul .titted to exercise
otzsa ~no onry s;aS 2oa ara to tes
OF Youth, and you hnvo tho ties Of association t1
tell you how dsar "a this Eaod g., land ., ot
tio,ninl"ns % biz whea We xst three moro ssst.s
trai stsst postt'ou. ~ 10 y" '''''>''s ''' ~ " >
Ist think, WITH no spirit Of boosting whnth.
know. Mr. presiiout. that Ia old Colonial 1iincs
i,as two NOR wero kn,Khted By the M.thor GHv
, 1881-06-17
TIE RIVERS OF MAINE,


Tho Ch!cago Quartet Rnve pleasant turn to
the aftcr-lnner exercises by a!nging tho follow.
luz sonE, tho words ty Eugene liAIl. ani1 sct to
tho music Ut tho "Ot Onken Duckot':
U bright Antlroscog9ln, o blue Androscoggin.
brs'ad Androsoohgn, wo groet you oi'oo
How OH ,n our childhood wo played In tho Wild
Tint borscrcd your green and your glorious
wbc', % your fair b0som tho nloonbcams wore
wnun eyes full of Iovc woro turned upward to
When life was II treasure and toll was ploas-
whSn Y1,,ia, hope was as sweet MS tho freshot Of
chorus-O bright Androscoxgt.,, o blue Andros-
. troad AHn1s,lroscosgln, vc greet you
OtlCu lnnre+
kunnobee River. u htuutful river, .
Granl Kunnobec h'sor, NOW Eono from our
ovsr4reon mountains, whose cool crystal
ltccnli tto glutl dreams Of our happjost ,lays.
Al hto's we,iry toll with oravo hearts WI aro
Our "rsIti faess arc furrowed, our heads now arc
Yet ,isop ia cur souls lovely memories nrc lurk-
OF bssyhood md honu OIL YOUR hunks fur
chorus-D Konuohcc lssyur, 0 boauttful river,
0rand kenuubcc River, we greet you
nKttn.
rolling pcnohscot. mighty penobsnot.
slnlustlc ptnulsrot, krcAt river Ut sninD,
W. titIlt I1'Nn your wnteFe with dear oncs
aRnin. x.
Tho frien.ls We love doarcst, tho boarts shat
The ft,rn,s nn: lilo snccs, their .alsth and thoir
Eleu. ....'
Like rnlIl.drops thAt fail III tho iuthou,less
, 1881-06-17
so SORRY,

So SORRY. :.
Tho following letters OF regret Mt tl0 inability
Of tho writer's to b. present ut tho banquet were
prottlly printed and d!strhutcd-an acceptable
change from tho ordinary fashion OF having
them taborously read by tho Secretary.
HENRY ". LoSaFELLuw.
CAMnRln1E, juno 9, 1H8l.-Tht fioss. r. q.
1|aa!tbn,1H. Chicago: DEAR AIH. WAyltnuKNK-
Wish. With All my heart, that could accept tho
very kind and generous invitation of tho Sons
Of Mntuo in'your city.
Nothing would gfyC mo greater plouaurc, hut
nm mt wolt enough to undertake. tho Journey,
NOR to boar tho excitement of such m OCCASION.
express to them my thanka Tor their Kindness
arlu my RECRUITS TINT Atn obliged to tleclne It.
nm, nv dcAr afr. Washburne, with great rekned
faithfully your HENRY ". LDNGrELIow.
, 1881-06-17

III. CRnssE, Wis, June tB.-Ta the Inn y =,
ltnshburf,e: Tl1e au1a uf Maiur residing - =, !: T.:
Crosse greet tor brethrsp Of ChiraRo. III y /. u
sired to e kindly remembered 10 tleir si,t.1 "
and their cousins. md their nunts. Weud,,iIff
Chnrlcs i. Denton. 81 l1aidwn; j. t''HRafa t. Rafaa
frank Hatch, nangpr; ". =. ltanscvn1.,' 1.'us Id
, 1881-06-17
III crApcu or THE JEANNE TIE,

III SEHKEH Ut IHE lIN'IIf.,1t.l Staie3
NonrpLK, Va, juno lM-tle u.''ts tr n four
stua.,shIp A1llA,ce sailed today ~, .v sutt1.
n,oh,lls' cruise between NORWAY "'~ s,raurs
bergen, III search Of tho 'n'ssl"E
,IlAlalllttns
, 1881-06-17

The Solid south, to wonan. aeuiiv aro H. avilslsA
tars. uSiax them vi their only 1su1N'
, 1881-06-17
THE FOLLOWING, rEIrf;,t,,v.

WEFD TeAH:
WAs,ltNtlTON, d. C., Juno lt,-Exnres. J., !,
Sons of Malro tho RIitcera regret fos, ~ y, 100
boing nblo to participate In tho Interest lp ~ a
iuy this evening. JAMES g. iuH IL meet
, 1881-06-17

BrATn or MAINE. ExEuu11vE Dspat1v,x.
AUGUSTA. Me-, Juno iM-The S,.ns if"tanS, II NdiT,.
Palmer ii0t*t. Chieago: ha state II MaIusu ua sena,
tn tho laauo .h0l Tonight in love nfI heasl
nf tho tiAtlvc Stntc. They left ibis S.os y
the UntNn. fulownK tho star Of Empire cnr y y
"Uirigo,' thgy RtIlt lc..d. 'ao'sa
flAnlIa II. PLArsTgt,. Guyc,ro.
, 1881-06-17
SONS OF MAINE.

their Grand Banquet Last
Night at the Palmer
House.
Assemblage of Notab!es from
the East and the
West.
The Dinner Preceded by a
Very Enjoyable RE-
ccptiOn.
Address of Welcome by the
President, Judge Drum
mond.
The Various Poets Of the Evening
Sound Their Trlneful
Tyres.
Hannibal Hamlin Tells Of the Past
and Present Glories Of
Maine.
A Welcome to the State Of
Illinois by q. B. Wash
burne,
And to Chicago by Mayor HARRISON
Maine IN Congress and
Elsewhere.
Letters Of Regret from the Many
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

A fair is to he given at Bayou Goula
OH Saturday and Sunday, December 81
and January l, for the benefit of st.
Paul's Catholic Church at that place.
Among other attractions there is to be a
contest between two, popular young
ladies for Il valuable prize-a gold watch
and chain, we believe. The candidates
for this prize have both visited Donald
sonsille this week, but We had the pleas
nre Of seeing only one, Miss Annie T.
Snee, charming young lady, whose
Jealous efforts in behalf of her church
deserve to meet with liberal encourage
ment. Miss Snee was accompanied by
Miss Earle of Ibcryille and Miss Mary
Ccughlin of Donallsonville, Snd if their
tour about town was not productive of
satisfactory financial results, the hearts
Of our young men must be hard indeed
or else their pockets were wofully
empty.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

We welcome to our exchange list Cap
ital and Labor, neat eight-paye weekly
paper published at New Orleans under
the auspices of the Louisiana co-opera-
tive Central Factories AND Internal In
provements Association. Mr.. Til. Harang,
ST., of Lafourche, is managing editor
aud wielis = powerful pen in advocating
the cooperation of capital and labor i'll
the great work Of bringing Louisiana up
to the position Of wealth and prosperity
to which her natural resources entitle
her. The subscription price of this ex-
cellent paper is s. so a year, and its
office is No. So Royal street.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

Another exhibition of their usual SPLEEN
did enterprise is made by the house Of
NJ. Israel & Co., who renew III this issue
Of the CHIEF the magnificent full-page
advertisement which recently graced
our paper. The liberality of this house
i'll the matter Of advertising, great as it
is, does not exceed that which they OK
llibit in their dealings with their patrons.
Purchasing goods on q vast scale, they
always reap the advantage Of The very
lowest wholesale prices and are thus en-
abled to defy competition i'll their line 81
business. The comparative scarcity Of
money resulting from the short sugar
yield has led them to extend still greater
Inducements to buyers than before in or
der to dispose Of the mammoth stock
laid in for the current winter trade. The
beautiful array Of goods displayed in the
several departments of the Israel estab-
lishment offers a wide and almost mex
haustible field for the selection Of appro-
pirate holiday presents, and great bar
gains may be obtained there during the
Christmas and New Year season now ut
hand.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17
IMPORTANT EXAMINATION.


At the request Of Congressman G. 3.
Darrall, Messrs. r. Nssinis, D'Eyersanx
Jones and L. E. Bentley Of Ascension par
ish have consented to act as commit
tee to conduct competitive exalnina-
ton for the selection Of candidate for
admission to the United States Military
Academy at West Point as a cadet from
the Third Congressional District of Lou
isiana. ...........-..=
This examination will be held at Don
jacksonville on Thursday, February 2,
1882, and the newspapers of the district
are requested to give publicity to the
fact through their columns in order that
all tile young men desiring to compete
may have time to lnake the necessary
preparation. T''''- t5't'-ss - '''ss'
A circular will he issued by the exam
lining committee during the coming
week, in which the qualifications re-
quired Of applicants for. admission to
West Point will he enumerated.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

Judge John E. King, prominent
citizen Of St. Landry parish, whose repu-
:tation as jurist, scholar and public
officer is not confined to State lines, died
at his home i'll Opelousas on the 9th inst,
aged 81 years, months and FL days.
He has been identified with public affairs
in this State for many years and has
held several prominent positions, chief
among them those Of Speaker Of the
House Of Representatives,, District Judge
Of the St. Landry District and Collector
Of the Port Of New Orleans. He was a
tnan Of great ability and answering
integrity whose life and public services
will over prove proud memory to his
.dAyssendants and the whole people of
LOUISIANA. 2s,+ h5..#< AIM !ytsE4s
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

Morgan City halls the advent Of an
othes "jolly boy" The wife of our
genial friend James R. Jolley, ESQ.,, Col
Iector of tho Port at the Bay City, has
presented him with q brand now son.
Shake, Jim. 70
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

Our c0ntrea,e of the New Orleans Ledger
makes the mistake Of locating Mr.. ID. F
Kcnncr's Bowlon plantation i'll Iberville
parish. Bowtlon is situated in Ascension
and is one Of the most saluabls and pro-
ductivs places in our parish. The Ash
land place, also the property of Mr..
kenner, lies alongside of Bow4lon, and
together they form q large tract Of
extremely fertile aud desirable land. It
is upon these places that Msssrs. Ken
,er g. Brent have successfully instituted
the system Of transporting cane from
field to sugar-house by means Of a tram
way, a method that is believed to in
.olve material economy of labor and
expense and promises oYrove particu-
larly valuable i'll wet weather, when the
condition of plantation roads is such as
to render the ordinary mode Of hauling
impossible or extremely difficult. -
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17
Terms aud Conditions

Nne- third cash, and the balance in two
equal installments. payable respectively in
all October of the years 1882 and 1883, rep
resented by tie notes of the purchaser,
divided into coupons to suit the parties in
terested, payable to the order Of the admin
istrator Of the aforementioned succession,
at the office Of the Recorder of this parish,
secured by special mortgage and vendors
lien and privilege on the property sold,
bearing eight per cent. per annum interest
from the day Of sale until full and final pay
ment, five per cent. attorneys fees in the
event of suit to enforce the collection of
said notes, or any portion thereof, with ac-
cruing interest, and all the other usual
security clauses, and act of sale ut the cx-
pepse Of the purchaser. before Frederick
Dntiel, Notary Public at the time Of ;diu-
dication.
Parish of Ascension, December 3, 1881.
T. A. JONES, Sheriff.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17
A CARD,

To all who are suffering tfoin the errors
and indistrrto.,s Of youth. nervous weak
ness early decay. loss Of manhood, &c. L
will send Il recipe tiiat ,s;lfcure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered hv !. misssiosiary i'll South America
Send !, clt-;,d,,lcSstd envelope to the REV.
JOSEPH L. lNMAs. Sutton d, te,c York
.kity.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17
Says the Assumption Pioneer Of last

Says the Assumption Pioneer Of last
Saturday:
On Evan Hall plantation, parish Of Ascen-
sion, We are told on good authority tina they
anade 100000 pounds Of sugar last week ant,
$4,000 pounds Of it III twenty -four hours
;Ihis seems almost incredible, but We have
no doubt Of its truth. ...t,..r
While we had not previously heard
the statement, like cur contemporary OF
the Pioneer, we do not doubt its correct
ness The mill and vacuum pan Of the
Evan Hall place are of great capacity
and'all the machinery employed in the
manufacture Of sugar there ranks first
class in every respect. The Messrs. Nc
Call Brothers are among the most skillful
and progressive sugar producers in the
State and have kept pace with all the
modern improvements in the saethods
and machinery employed IL the cultiva-
ton Of cano and the Manufacture Of
sugar.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

K. OF Hat well attended mocting
held in Ascension Hook and Ladder
Company's Hall last Saturday evening a
lodge Of the new order, Knights of
Honor, was permanently organized with
the following officers: s@..@.i-.i t-.5
Dictator, Jno. T. Nolan, Jr.; '@''f"t'
Past Dictator, EN-. Pugh; .sel.s
Vice Dictator, David Israel;
Assistant Dictator, f. i. Earhart
Reporter, Paul 1eche;
Financial Reporter, N yer Lsmann;
" Chaplain, Rev. r. S.. Stuart; IS,
Treasurer, henry Cook; 80
Guide, D'Evereaux Jones: ts,-a-=
Guardian, Il. NJ. McCnlloh;
Sentinel, J. B. Quimby
Trustees, J. J. Laflrgue, j. J. Leche
and Jonas Bailey. pen t.=.
These officers were duly installed and
the lodge formally instituted hy S.
We'll, Esq, Deputy GRIND Dictator of
the order for this State, to whom is due
much Of the credit for its inauguration.
and establishment. The membership Of
the Donaldsonville lodge is of such a
character that it may be confidently
predicted that it will bs Que Of the best
in the State. " Ef
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

DY virtue Of and in obedience to an order
~ Of sale issued by the Hon. Twenty Sec
ond Judicial District Court, parish Of As
cension in the above entitled and num-
bered succession, dated Sept. %, 1881, and
to me directed, will offer for sale at public
auction, to the last and highest bidder, at
the Court. House door Of the parish Of AS
censiOn, on -.. H., sz- 4-...
Saturday, tho 9TH day of January, 1882,
at IL o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property, to-wit:
A lot Of ground situated in that part OF
the town Of Donaldsonvillc, formerly known
as Faubourg Lessard, designated on the plan
of said Faubourg by lot No. fifteen u5)
forming tue corner of Lessarl and Attaka-
pas streets, bounded by property formerly
belonging to Ferdinand Tcrrio on one side
and in the rear, measuring sixty feet front
on Lcssard street. by one hundred and
twenty feet in depth and front on Attaka-
pas street, together with all the buildings
and improvements thereon, rights, depen-
dences and appurtcuanccs thereto attached
and belonging, being the same property &C.
quired by the said Jacques Paul Gucdry
from Seraphinc. widow Marceliu Lamo-
bilier, by act passed before Theodore GuyoI,
Notary Public in and for the parish and
city OF Orleans, on the Sth day OF August,
ISSn
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

Daniel Wier, IL German butcher, was
foully assassinated in West Baton Rouge,
and Marshal Victor, q colored man in
Wier's employ, has been arrested as the
supposed murderer.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

This important suggestion is made by
the Assumption Pioneer:
The Legislature is in session, and those
editors throughout tire State who are OPP
posed to tho scheme Of Capitalization in
volvcd in an equalization board should
make their opinions known before it is too
late to be of any service. -
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

Our town.is infested with tramps: and
persons without any visible occupation
or means Of support, and as a result of
the visitation several attempts at house,
breaking have occurred during the past
week. Tuesday night some scoundrel
tried to effect an entrance to the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Thos. OMalley, corner Of
Claiborne and Ho,nmas streets, but was
detected i'll the act of raising a window
by young man employed as a clerk i'll
Mr.. O'Malley's store, who fired at the
intruder. Unfortunately the bullet
missed it's mark and lodged in the door
Of Judge Makers house across the street.
The thief made his escape. Wednesday
night thieves tried to break into Mr.. T..
L. Weber's store, corner Of Railroad Az
enue and Attakapas street, but their
purpose was discovered and they ran
away without. accomplishing their ne
farious work. A young friend of ours
detected q tramp in the act Of trying to
force open window at the residence Of
Capt. Bergeron on Lessard street, and OH
being ordered away the scamp sknlked
off to the Thibaut residence and was
trying the same operation there when
our friend collared him and elected him
from the premises. Our citizens should
keep sharp lookout for these villains
and be prepared to give one or two of
them such q warm reception that others
will be intimidated from pursuing their
lawless ayocations in this vicinity. LIZ.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

NE" oR1AlsIkANS..
1 take pleasure in announcing to my Gus.
toners in Donaldsonville and ON the coast
that although located in New Orleans,
will continue to furnish them with mattresses,
delivered in good order aud. guarant eed
first-class in every respect, at still lower
prices than heretofore charged, viz:
1913 per Mattress.
Orders transmitted to the ,nanufaetery OF
left at the store ct e. HEATH, 90 Camp street,
New Orleans will be faithfully and prompt
ly executed. i7 E@s .. 81 is.st.4ss3l ;.
In sending orders be careful to give cor
rect measurement. This is aseertained
simply by, measuring tho length and
breath of space inside the bedstcsal across
the centre. All necessary allowance for
room occupied by the bed-clothing will be
made at the manufactory. The bedstead
should be empty when measurement 'is
taken-tlon't measure across n mattress
Country customers with whom am not
acquainted should either send their orders
through B. Lemann g. Bro. of Donaldson
vile or goods will be shipped C. O. D.
Respectfully, II. G. CRUDE, /
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

Tho General Assembly is eating along
reasonably we'll iii tho transaction Of the
business for which the extra session was
called. No bill has yet been finally
passed, but during the coming week a
number will he enacted into laws. We
are glad to announce that our legislators
have sat down SO hard upon the State
Board Of Equalization scheme that its
champions freely acknowledge there is
10 hope for its success. :
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17
Re-Establishel at the Old Stand.
l. :. D. OH]L |! j, F, !, Fl
SADDlER & HARNESS MAKER
Railroad Avenue.

Announces to his friends and the public that
he has purchased and fitted mp Il new shop
to take the place Of the one recently burned
and is again in readiness to do all work in
his line at short notice and on the most ref,-
sonable terms. All kinds OF leather work,
buggy, carriage and coach trimming and re- g;
pairing, saddlery and harness work in all
their branches. -----zs
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

The proceedings of Congress are with
out special interest as yet. Speaker
Keller has not announced the House
committees, but is expected to complete
their formation hy Tuesday next.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-12-17

Railroad Avenue, near cor. Iberville street,
DONALDSONTILL
Being now installed in his new shop st
the old stand, is at all times ready to re-
ceive and execute all orders promptly aud
satisfactorily. Respectfully solcts Il con.
tinnancc Of patronage on the part at, old
Customers and trial from new ones, prom
Using satisfaction i'll work aud prices.