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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07
BON VOYAGE

Among the incidents of general inter-
est which tho CHIEF has neglected to
mention during the past few weeks, was
the departure for France of that es-
teened citizen and talented writer, i.
Gentil, Esq; edito OF the st. james Lou
isiandis, who goes to spend i, few months
i'll the mother country from which he has
long been an exile. On Sunday, the 10th
Of April, just prior to Mr.. Gentirs de-
,artnre, lis legion Of friends organized u
surprise party, consisting of several hun
drcd people, white and colorctl, and pro-
ccetling to the residence of the gentleman
they sought to honor, greeted him with
serenade, followed by addresses and a
public banquet. The affair was a deci-
ded success, attcsting the widespread
popularity and the high esteem in which
Mr.. Gentil is held by bis fellow citizens
of all classes.
The CHIEF nnites with tho people If
our sister parish and the friends and adj
mircrs of Mr.. Gentil throughout the State
i'll wishing him bon royage to and from
his native land.
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The old Poydras College building in
The parish Of Pointc CoEpee, caught fir.
on The the It'll, of April and was burned
t" the ground. Two families living in
the building lost all their worldly goods
by the fire. The Pointe Coupcc Banner
thus describes the burned editice:
P"ydras College was u two story-aud.
a-halt high brick building, about seventy
1ert square, with SIX immense columns
front and rear. 1t was built in 1876 nj
I'M expense of about 100000, ont of the
fund lett tor the purpose by the late in
ilth l"Nl'as From the time of compile
t'"n NJ I" he war this college was cone
r':'htiN "pcn as II seminary of learning
Several efforts have been made since the
war I" put the college i'll operation, but
f"l want Of sufficient amount of funds
'hrse efforts fall'd. At 4 meeting of the
Police jury held On the first Monday Of
last March, SIX we'll Known gentlemen
were appointed trustees of Poydras Col
''s'' with 4 view Of again opening its
doors I" the youth Of the parish. and III.
app"'ntrrs We're notified to meet 1T the
C"urt-llou>c on the ID of Aplil for III,
purpose of organization but on the day
named only two OF three of the gentle
men attended, and they not being 4 ono
rum, nothing was done. And now tier.
remains nothing to remind us of P"ydras
College hnt tnnr barren walls and twelve
smoke marked columns. These columns
might be left as monuments to the mem-
"'y q the rhianthr"pic Julien Poylras,
and thus supply what an nngratcful
i"oplc have heretofore withheld.
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Notice..

WE the undersigned, hereby give notice
w that we ARE about to apply to- the Uni
ted States General Land Office. under Sec
iions 1862 and 1868 as we'll IA under act Of
Congress approved June H. 1880, for the re-
payment OF til" purchase Ina1uSy on tn. fol-
lowing New Orl+an. cash entl,lx viz:
Lots Nos. 3. i, ). 6 aud 7, Section No. 81,
Township 3. South Range 2, East. az per
certificate No. As, issued ut New Orleans.
bearing date 9th day of june, 1886. entered
jointly by Pierre Felix Camel and Lo;to-
viska Camel
And on the Lots No one and four Il L. fl
OF Section %, Township 8. South Range, No.
:: East, as per certificate No. 249, issued at
New Orleans, La, bearing date the 18th
day Of September, 1895, entered Jointly .by
Honore Camel and z. +. Ga,net
That the duplicate ccrtitca ties have been
lost or destroyed ana can not now be pro.
cured.
New Orleans, April 4, 1881.
P. F. GAMET.
EMMA BCISSON,
tn. BUISSON, ..
EMILE GUINAULT.
GEORGE GCINACLT
JAMES BEATREG ARD,
EMILE GAMET.
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NOtice

s hereby given that the undersigned heirs
i and legal representatives of Andrew
Hodge, Jr.. deceased, are about to apply to
the United States General Land Office un-
der Sections 1862 and 1868 as well as under
Act of Congress approved June Is, 1880, for
the repayment of the purchase money on
the following New Orleans cash entries, viz /:
LIST. The Northeast ! OF Section q. I. 8, s.
R.. 3 East, i'll Ascension parish. La, made
February l, 1886, by NJ. Martin and G. r.
Terrell. and assigned to said Andrew Hodge,
Jr., as per certificate No. 478.
End. Lots 3 and in Sec. 10, T. 10, $. K. 8.
East, entered by NJ. Melancon and +. Bour-
geois, as per certificate No. l44O.
Bird. On entry of lots l and =. 100 acres
in Sec. 20, T. 10, S. r., 3, E., as per certifi
cate No. 73.
4th The s. w. Of Sec. IS, T. 8, s. H., i
E., entered by .. Landry and K. Hebert,
Andrew Hodge, Jr., assignee, as per certif-
cate No. 476.
And 9TH, on entry by Jean Pierre Dupuy
and P. A. Hebert, Sept. |, 1895. Of lot No.
one nv in Section 80, T. 8, S. r., /, E., An
drew Hodge, Jr., assignee, as per certificate
No. 2l1.
The last named tracts are situated in the
Northeastern portion of Iberville parish, La.
That the duplicate certificates have been
lost or destroyed and can not he produced.
Donaldsonville, La, April 2 1881.
/. LEDYARD HODGE,
ANDREW II. SANDS
+. X. MASON, Atty. for claimants.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
Succession Sale.

State of Lonisiana-Twenty- second judicial
District Court-Parish of Ascension
Succession of Henry Loeb.
DY virtue Of and in obedience to m order
ID Of sale cmanatlng from the above named
Court i'll the matter of the above entitled
succession, and to me directed, l will offer
for sale at public auction, at the Court
House door Of the parish of Ascension, in
Donaldson vile, on
Saturday, the 21st day of May, 1881,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following described
property. to-wit:
One lot Of accounts, promissory notes and
judgments, OF which u descriptive list will
be exhibited ly me on the day of sale. and
may be seen at my office i'll the interval be-
fore the sale.
Terms and Couditions-CASH
Parish Of Ascension, May Z, 1881.
T. A. JONES, Sheriff
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Notice..

YNllE undersigned Executors Of the Estate
y OF Laurent Millandon. deceased, hereby
give notice that they are about to apply to
tue Commissioner of the General Land Of
nee at Washington, u. G.. under Sections
1862 and 1868, United States Revised Stat
utes and the act Of Congress approved June
to, 1880, for the rcpny,ntn ut of the purchase
money on New Orleans cash entry Of the N.
E. of See "a, I. 8, ). K 3, East in Ascen.
sion parish, La. mad. January 22. 1899. az
per certificate No. l5G4, wLirI, cert iticate
was 'nly assigned to the said Laurent Mil.
landon deceased, but that the duplicate re-
cclpt has been lost or destroyed and can
not now be produced.
DonaldsonviIle, La, April !, 1881.
II. G. MILLANDON,
b. L. MILLANDON
Executors of the Est. OF Laurent Millandon.
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New Shop, Good Work, Low Prices
CHRISTIAN WELkER,
Copper, Tin and Sheet
Iron Worker,

Railroad Avenue, next door to Web:r's Store,
lIOmsl lllsOnville. La.
Begs leave to announce that he has
opened q shop on his own account, ut the
stand lately occupied by Mr.. Walter. where
he is prepared to do all work belonging to
his trade in the very hest style, at prices
which will defy competition elsewhere.
Iron Pipes and Fittings, Steam Gauges,
Pumps, etc, manufactured. supplied or re-
paired ut short notice. All kinds of sugar
house, saw-nill and other machinery sub
stantialIy and skilfully repaired. Work
warranted to please in every case. Orders
from the country solicited.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07

Hon. John Clegg of tho parish of La
iayette succeeds the late lamentel Judge
T.. f. Mouton rs Judge Of tho Twenty
fifth Judicial District Court. The only
objection of amy character that we have
seen urged against Mr.. Clrgg is that he
is i young man, which, Of itself, is very
weak objection indeed.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07

Jhe Sunday law agitation has spread
to Iberia and St. Martin parishes. 1t is
said q large majority Of the merchants Of
St Martin favor the law.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07

A labor strike occurred in ST. Bernard
parish 4; few weeks ago, and Il detach-
ment Of the Regiment Orleans Artillery
WAS ordered to be in readiness to proceed
to the scene of the trouble should their
presence be necessary. The strikers
committed no excuses, however, and
resumed work after i. few days.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07

Work on the new State House at Baton
Rouge continues to progress satisf,c-
,t"riIy. Major Bird, the superintendent,
informed the reporter of the Baton Rouge
.idrocatc that "thcre are, on an average,
about forty workmcn employed, and if
the materials are furnished promptly by
tho contractors the building will be
ready to receive the Legislature by
November, though the halls will not be
entirely completed by that time
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07

A. M"ynier, Esq, the energetic pub
Usher Of the New Orlean, Country Tisitor.
will issue during the coming summer a
periodical called the Country Tisitor's
Summer Magasinr, devoted to literature,
fine arts and general matters Of interest
to this section Of country. The price of
the magazine will be ten cents per copy,
and he address Of the publisher 1O2
Charities street, New Orleans. We wish
the enterprise ample success.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07

The residence of State Senator Albert
Estopl,al, of st. Bernard parish, was
destroyed by fire recently
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07

The property holders OF Alexandria,
La, voted IL special tax of five mills for
the purpose of purchasing steam fire
engine.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1881-05-07

Mr. W. l.. Larimorc and family, prom
lncnt residents Of East Baton Rouge
parish, have taken their departure for
the West, where they will permanently
locate. Mr.. Larimore was the Grcenbnck
candidate for Congress from the Sixth
District III ISIS, and was generally sup
ported by the Republicans If it had
been possible to rcorganize the Rrpnbl
can party i'll the parishes where the
tactics of the gentle bulldozcr have
worked political revolution since 1874,
1ir. Lnrmorc would no doubt have dr
teated bis Democratic opponent.
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Saturday, May z, 1881.

Mr.. Edmund Maurin Of New Orleans is
authorized to act IA general agent and rep
,esentative of the CHIEF, to solicit itdver-
easements and subscriptions and receipt for
payment therc1f.
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It seems to be the general impression
throughout the sugar region that the
fears entertained few weeks ago in
regard to the stnbble cane We're greatly
exaggerated. Paragraphs like tho fol
lowing from the st. Martinsville Observer
are Frightening the columns of our south
Louisiana exchanges:
Our crop prospects are satisfactory, and
the cane, plant and stubble. has been dam
aged much less than was believed at first.
1T our planters are favored with good
season, We nay predict Il fair crop
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CIVIL MATTERS.

Kaufman & Klotz IS. J. Srptime Webre,
suit on acknowledged store account
Judgment given in favor of plaintiffs for
s46s, with eight per cent. per annum in
tcrest from April 4, 1873.
Adricn Combe rs. Marie Octayia
Hnmericl, his wife, suit for separation
from bed and board; judgment for plain
titf, decreeing separation as prayed for,
granting to defendant the custody of the
four minor children, with right reserved
to plaintiff to care for and visit them at
pleasure, plaintiff being required to pay
to defendant S25 per month for the sup
port of the Children ....
Leon Godcllanx IS. NJ. II, Victor
Mirrc, tcstamentary executor Of the es-
tate of Eloi Dicllarry, suit on rent note !;
Judgment for plaintiff for $780, with
eight per cent. per annum interest from
january |, 1879; provisional seizure of
crop OF corn grown on leased premises,
and supplemental provisional seizure of
nineteen h"g>llea,ls Of sugar maintained
and made eNccutory.
In suit No. -, same title as foregoing,
4 Judgment Of simila, character was rem
lcrc,l, being for 500, with interest at
eight per cent. from January l, 1880;
provisional seizure of nineteen hogs
heads Of sugar maintained and made cx-
cnntory
In snit No. g, same title as foregoing,
the interests of Leon Godchaux having
been smbrogatcd to f. NJ. Scott. iuds-
mtnt was rendered in favor Of the latter
for 800, with eight per cent interest
from January |, 1881; provisional seizure
Of proceeds Of crop grown on leased
premises maintained and lessons priyi-
lcgc thereon recognized
Gustave Hohensce rs. Wilhelmina
Gcttsclman, his wife; Judgment rem
dercd us prayed for by plaintiff, decree
ing separation from bed and bord
Nnma Mollcre rs. John L. Harp, snit
on pr"nlssory notes; by agreement Of
counsel this case is to be tried at cham
bcrs.
JOS. Eillcnenvc rs. Aspasic Babin, his
wife to be tried ut chambers.
4 the close Of business on Tuesday,
April rs, the court adjourned II, term IN
course.
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Receipts Of Sugar and M"lasses At New
Orleans.
McSsrs. Drlcrv 4 Pnrvcs, W.,,l,eps and
CANCERS, No. ;s' North Peters streets, have
furnished tl,e CHIEF with the following
comparative statement OF the REGENTS Of
sugar and n"laSsrs at New Orleans:
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District Court.
business Transacted During the Closing
DAYS Of the A pril Term.

business Traf,sacted During the Closing
Days Of the April Term.
IL the CHIEF Of week before last we
reported all the cases disposed Of in the
District Court up to the last day of the
third week Of the recent term. Below
we now pscsent IL SYNOPSIS Of the mat
tiers considered subsequent to that day
that is, on Saturday, Monday and Tues
day, April %, IS and 26, the three last
days Of the term.
CRIMINAL CASES:
State rs Islnmacl Tmrnage, manslangl-
ter; accused shot and mortalIy wounded
John Brooks on the Linwool plantation,
last year, during the progress OF a fair
and ball. Although the evidence cstab-
lishcd that FURNACE had sought the diff
Guilty and shot ut Brooks before the lat
ter made any hostile demonstration, the
jury returned Il finding Of not guilty
and the prisoner WAS released. This YER
dict and that of "not guilty ON account
of insanity" found il, the case of james
Ringgo'l, who deliberately numbered Eli
Clay, III the eighth ward, on February 1,
1890, aptly illustrate the beautiful de
gree Of uncertainty attaching to our sys-
tenn Of trials by jury. Turnage and Ring
gold, two men who took the lives of tel-
low creatures without provocation, are
turned loose upon the community per-
haps to repeat the crime, embroidered by
their recent escape from punishment.
State rs. Valley Haincs, trcspass upon
the property of Mr. John Burnside there
being no disposition to prosecute the
accused, Il nolle pros. was entered up by
the Distsict Attorney. Valley Haines
is mono other than character well
known in DOnal.lsonville as "Crazy
Sam" and lie is again to be seen wan
dering through our streets as of yore,
hatless, shoeless and alone, save for the
live stock he carries about his person for
company.
State rs Henry King, convicted of
manslaughtcr. The motion for u new
trial filed in this case was granted by
the court and the prisoner released upon
bail in the sum of $500, his bond being
signed by Messrs Ben Gibson, u. L.
kenner aud j. i. Brent. King went
home rejoicing at his temporary escape
from the clutches of IL ferocious District
Attorney, and VIC feel sure it will be
many u long day before he figures in an
other shooting scrapc.
State rs. Perry Green, insanity; the
Parish Physician having examined the
accused and declared his opinion that
Green is not insane, the latter was dis
charged from custody.
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Graphic Correspondence

En-. GRApuIc:- Business here is i'm.
proving. buildings are going up rapidly
and since the IRON horse has made his
solvent through to Trenton the point
wears quite an air Of business. Indeed
Haley City now call Humphrey, in hon
or Of John Humphrey of New York has
grown more rapidly thas any town
ever SAN for its age. The business
stocks here ara all new and large both
in dry goods and groceries. Jones 4
sIOberly carry AN immense stock OF
stoves, tinware & hardware. Carroll 4
complete and very large line Of dry
goods, boots & shoes and general stock.
Geo. Moberly ALSO keeps 3 line of all
kinds Of goods. We have three excel
isnt drug stocks. three line hotels. two
milhner stocks, three large lumber
yards full of lumber. People are COM
ing and buying town lots every day H.
tending to build at once
The town is now incorporated, and the
laws duly and promptly enforced Our
town trustees are w. 2. Under, chair
man and mayor: Henry GUNNER. \. 4.
Brown. Henry Miller AN. W. Palmer
making an excellent board of trustees
For clerk, Mr.. Rooms; treasurer. L. Z,
Carroll
The Messrs Stringer will commence
at once the erection of a tirst-clasS no.
tel, besides two other business houses
are going up. One lack. heretofore.
has been water, but number wells are.
beng dug and plenty of water is Icing
,"und: besides tn. Me>sers Stringers
digging public well : foot wide and
to feet deep, this viii supply water
enough for everybody. The corn crop
here will be about two thirds: remark
ably good for 30 dry part of the sea-
SON. also bear to record the marriage
of Mr.. Thomas Stringsr to Miss Weston.
one Of Haley City'S famous bellies. Mr..
Stringer is one OF our Young business
men and partner of the Messers String.
er Bros. Long life and peace to both.
May they float pleasantly down the
stream of tune 5o1athG
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Sept. g. While the President seem.
TO oe no worse he is but little if any
better than tor the first two or three
days. His physicians have decided
that he must he moved from the ma.
larious air Of Washington before they
can hope TO rally him from his weak.
ened condition. 1t has been decided to
take him to Long Branch and the Penn.
sy.vania railroad company have ten
dered SPECIAL train of six cars fitted
with every appliance known for his
comfortable conveyance together with
ais attending physicians, and the mem.
sers ofhis household and the cabinet
He will probably he removed to day
MONDAY. } at An early hour.
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The here.

The caaons all were silent, the bugle
ceased to sound,
Md many q valiant soldier Law diving
on the ground;
For night had forced an armistice up.
:, on tina eager foes.
And all around was quietness save
where the cry arose
From wounded and from dying, OF
when the var horse neighed.
For man and beast alike had felt the
the keenness OF the blade.
And now = lovely maiden is searching
DER the plain,
For she would find her lover, to kiss il
) he he slain;
10 tend his wounds. il wounded te
battle his aching head;
And sill she weeps, for much she iean
he's numbered with the dead.
For hours she wanders slowly, anG
looks at every face,
Till weary, sad and foot-sore. She
leaves the horrid place.
But where. Oh where's Ger hero! Ful
his country has he died!
And was he foremost in the fight, the
bravest on his side?
She walked till nearly daybreak. in SAD
and.pensive mood,
When suddenly the lost one before the
maiden stood.
JOY! Joy! he had not persisted! Ere
was the fight begun,
The owner of that gallant form hae
turned about and run
Brooklyn Eagle
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the IMPOSSIBLE.

Man cannot draw water from an empty
well,
Or trace the stories that gOssips tell.
Or gather the sounds of pealing bell
Man never can stop the pillows roar.
Nor chain the winds till they blow no
more,
Nor drive true love from maiden S
door.
Man cannot o'ertake fieeting lie,
Change his wheat to field OF rye,
Or call back years that have long gone
by.
Man canhot 4 cruel word recall.
Fetter thought. bs it great ar small,
Or honey extract from drop Of gall.
Man never can bride old Father Time.
Tain the height Of peak that he can
rot climb,
Or trust the hand that hath done crime.
Man never csn backward turn the tide,
Or count tive stars that are scattered
wide,
Or find in a fooi 9 trusty guide.
Man cannot reap fruit from worthless
seed.
Rely Coz strength on broken read.
Or gain heart he hath caused to diced
Man seyer can hope true peace to win,
Pleasure without and joy within,
Living . fb0nghflsss life Of sin.
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T,hePreSfdent,

Sept. 5.-The President was too
weak to move this morning. Exactly
when he will be moved cannot yet be
stated. Preparations are being made
by the railroad to afford every facility
for the speedy, quiet, and successful
removal when it does occur. To-day,
the 9th, has been set apart by the gov
emors of Pennsy lvania, North Carolina,
Illinois and Wisconsin as a day of
prayer for the restoration of the Presi.
dents health
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Pub. COMMON school vi>rTnr
Il irl.yiIt,. NJ
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THE SCHOOL VISITOR.
4 Hoyety in Educational Journal
ism--Agents Wanted.

The MONTHLY School NIsrfoh. II com
mon school lesson paper and general re-, lew
OF e. n"n school topics, Nothing Ike il,
1t takes wherever introduced Just the.
thin. wanted by teachers. parents and piI.
pills. Neatly printed on heavy tinted paper.
\. L. Page, editor. q. y Smith. assistant cdi
tor. Live agents. both local and travelling,
wanted. Lucrative and. permanent employ.
ment for energetic gentlemen or ladies. Ad
dress, j NJ. SwErNAM. Publisher,
kirksyiile, Mo
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WAITING INSTITUTE.

ATkS. ". J. SMITH. Teacher Of Plain and Or.
NkRsmesfzl tenusznship, Kirksvtfe. No.
xOONif
,p Siairs Opposite the Posf-odic1.
Terms:
ui course, eis: Three months, 81 Ten lessons. q,
CLASSES:
From to II A. ~: TO Sp. m, and from ioS l..
p. M. Lessons commence II any time. For further
particular Apply ~ shove.
CARD WRITING sPKCIALfY.
Orders Sled by mall. Address Mn. W. J. Smith.
T. q. BOX NO. Us.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-07-25
Sporting Notes

The winners at Saratoga on Saturday were a.
follows: First race, one mile and a furlong
Belle of the Highlands. time. 1:5515; second
race. three-quarters of mile, Vanguard, time
1:l5s4: third race. one mile and a furlong
Greenland. time. 1:541a: fourth race. one mile
Warfield. time. 1:421s. The winner Of the first
race is owned by Churchill & Johnson; the win.
ners of the second and third are owned by G.. L.
Lorilard and the winner of the fourth b,
Dwyer Brothers.
The contest for the League base ball cham
pionship is considerably altered since our last
report. The Chicago club has been losing
ground. though il still maintains its position as
No. l. 1t has won 81 games, and lost Is; Buff
falo has won "a. and lost Is; Detroit has won "A.
and lost 22; Cleveland has won 81 and lost %:
Troy has won 21 and lost "a: Worcester has
won 81. and lost %: Providence and Boston are
tied for the last on the list, having each won is,
and lost 81
In the shooting at Wimbledon on Saturday.
the English six beat the Canadian six by a score
of 222 to ,105.