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ALLEGED ELECTION FRAUDS.

Judge T. W. Falls, the Republican can
didate for Representative at the special
election held in the thirteenth Represent
alive district of New Orleans on the 1st
inst, declares in letter to the press that
he received a large maj GRITTY Of the votes
cast at that election, but was defeated
by ballot-box stnffing and fraudulent
counting Ct the most glaring description
II his statements are true, there was
scarcely pretense of coDcealment in
the preparation of these frauds aud pro
tests against them We're received with
laughter and amusement. Judge Falls
closes his letter with the vigorous declar-
that
If the commissioners of election who
| served at poll No. |. i'll the thirteenth ward !,
and poll No in the fourteenth ward. have
| signed. ander natn, the fraudulent returns
| promu! gated, pronounce them willful and
corrupt peIiurers. and l promise to use all
honorable means in my power to convict
anG send them to the penitentiary.
We wish the Judge all possible success
in his patriotic mission, but fear that he
will meet with obstacles that, under the
existing regime, will prove insurmounta-
bic. He can not but expect that the
powers that be will unite to resist by
every means in their power an assault
upon the very foundation Of the political
fabric by which they maintain themselves
in official authority. A free ballot and q
fair count gives the opposition entirely
the notions Of the b'hoys who are rum
ming things in the States metropolis.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-13

The lastardiy assassination Of Lord
Frederick Cavendish and Mr.. Burke
Chief Secretary and Under Secretary for
ireland, has caused 4 most profound
sensation throughout Great Britain and
-An:taic: 1t is believed the terrible and
inl.!cusib!c crime has been death blow
to the Irish Land League, and fears are
EXPRESSED that it will indefinitely delay
the modification of Ireland and afford an
nn,ost ,un;,nswerable pretext for the
adoption by the government OF a more
severe ,rrrrssive policy. We are in
.Ainrd to think, hewever, that ont of
this .,eat evil gaod:may he evolved, aud
Ina, through ,h., universal feeling OF
REGRET and condemnation which the
crime has aroused the leaders Of the
opposing parties may be brought nearer
tea.t,cr aud led to adopt sosne middle
.o,,,se that will result: IN satisfactory
solution aud adjustment of the tronbie-
.sen.r Irish problem.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-13
CARD.

To all who are suffering from the errors
aud indiscretions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss Of manhood, &c.
will send a recipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America.
Send II seli-atldressed envelope to the REV.
CifU.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-13

Hon. VIM. Brainerd Spencer, formerly
Judge Of the Supreme Court Of this
STATE, died at Cordova, Mexico, OH the
2st: of April, aged as years. He was a
man of high character and splendid
abilities, and was thought by many the
ablcst member Of the brilliant Supreme
Bench appointed by Governor Nichols.
He served a term i'll Congress, represent
ing the Fifth Louisiana District in 1875
and 1876. @M.-
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VALUABLE
w anted.

TNHE UNDERSIGNED, a native Of this
Il State, speaking the English, French and
Spanish languages, desires to obtain in some
plantation store situation as Manager,
Salesman, or Accountant, understanding
fully the management of plantation or
country town store. Undoubted references
given. Please address SITUATION" at
this Office.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-13

The st. Tammany Farmer, a Demoera
tic paper, candidly confesses its agree
ment with the opinion Of the CHIEF that
the vicious ana unkind things that have
Kellogg in The past were engendeyed by
political malice and personal hatred and
ARE unworthy the cre,lence of unbiased
minds. We commend the candor of the
able and witty Farmer man as deserving
Of imitation by his contemporaries OF
the Democratic press.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-13

Mrs. Kate Sotlern, the Georgia woman
who killed Miss Narcissa Cowart at a
ball in Pickens county some years ago,
has been pardoned out of the peniten
tlary. .
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-13


Onr Republican Senator, by his ability
and activity in serving the interests of
the people in Congress, has extorted
many words Of praise from his political
opponents in this State. This paragraph
from the Thibodaux Sentinel is one of a
kind "iuite prevalent in the columns
Of orr Democratic exchanges:
Senator Kellogg has been doing q great
deal in Congress towards obtaining asss-
lance for the preservation Of this country
from overflow in the future and getting
appropriations for the benefit OF Louisiana.
Little respect as we entertain for the man
generally. it is useless to deny that he has
talent and influence at Washington, and
that he is making them tell for the benefit
of the people of Louisiana.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-13

Notice
To the Members and Invited Guests Of
Phoenix Fire Company.
IN order that an opportunity may be
i afforded for witnessing the parade of
Ascension Hook and Ladder Company on
Sunday, the l4th inst, the hour for our
anniversary dinner on that day has been
changed from 4 O'clock to half past S.
Please take notice and be governed accord
ngly. JOS. II. KEAIISG.
A. BARIHELMY,
MIKE WERNER.
Committee of Arrangements.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-13

Charles B. Stewart, who killed Peter
Provencal in Alexandria last January,
has been convicted Of manslaughter.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-13

Sheriff Duson Of ST. Landry has inst
returned from a trip to Fort Graham, Oh
the western frontier Of Texas, where he
captured Rhet CLARK, who is charged
with being an accessory to the murder
of W. H. White by Ben Barton, at
Chicot, st. Landry parish, Oh the goth of
March.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1882-05-13

At the special Senatorial election held
in Caddo parish on the 25th of April,
1912 votes were cast, Of which Major A
u. Battle received 7Ss, Capt. VIM. Rob
san 753 and Mr.. Il. r. Cole l. Major
Battles majority over Capt. Robson was,
therefore, IS votes. The city of Shleve-
port gave majority of 1876 to Capt
Robson, but the vote of the rural wards
overcame this preponderanee and turned
The scale in favor of his opponent. 1t
'wasa closely contested Battle.
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gether. Apply 10 Leeds & Co, New Orleans,
orlat Donaldsonvilie to MCCALL BROS.
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The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-07-25
Notice to Tax Payers.


/ take this method of informing the
taxpayers Of the city OF uopkinsyille
that ! have been duly appointed, by
the City Council, Collector OF taxes
due the city for the year 1882. Ihave
until the first day of January, 1883,
in which TO collect this tax. Without
the desire or purpose of hurting the
feelings OF sny one, | hereby notify
all Ncrsons owing taxes TO the city for
this year, that they must come for
ward and settle them promptly or
steps will be taken by me TO enforce
The payment of same. In cases where
parties owe taxes and have no prop
erty out Of which 1t can be made, the
process Of garnishment will be resort
ed TO 70 enforce payment. l mean
business. / have executed bond, for
the faithful discharge of my official
duties and | propose TO have the mon
ey due the city within the time above
specified. Ny Books are ready aud l
win cali on yon at on early day for
settlement. II YOU desire TO save
cost and trouble settle without
delay. WALTER GARNErr,
g. II. G..
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Company ..


The following are Che members Of
Company D. who went into camp at
Mammoth Cave July Is. They re-
turned last Saturday.
Lieut.. w. e Smith, II. II. Aber-
nathy,F. w. Buckner, ]. G, Buckner
4. B. Burbrldge, L. n. Campbell, J,
y. Campbell, Surgeon +. II. Clarke,
y, II. Cook, Jr- Jno, W. Cooper W
T. Cooper, M L. Elb, J. G, Ellis, W
s. Feland,J no. Feland, Jas. F, Clarity,
g. 4. Gary, Jouott Henry, Bryan
Hopper, Baylor Hickman, Q. M. La.
cy, \, Nc Carroll, Thos. Petreo, Serg
IL. A. Phelps,J. O. Rust, Q. e. Trice,
]. ". warileld, Bailey Waller, F. B
Woodbridge, X. M. Woodbridge.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1882-07-25

Green. RusseIlyille. GLASGOW aud
other towns were well represented.bv
beauty and chivalrv equal 10 any in
Kentucky The dancing continued
In the two large hail rooms IN a late.
or rather an early bour. and one of
the most brilIianland successful hons
ever given In Kentucky was num-
bered withsthe ibIngs of',he. past.to.
live only In the memories of the
happy ones who participated IN The
gaities OF ihe 10Y eus occasion. ''sa;
Ateight o'clock Friday morning 4
majority ofthe party took their de-
partuYe, leaving the others TO spend
another day. The coaches rolled out
followed by the anxious gaze OF M ore
than one soldier boy who had learned
to worship at the shrine of Hopkins
vile beauty. The party was anxious
to get 10 Cave City IN tine to take
the morning train and spend the Of.
ternoon in Bowling Green, but it
soon became evident that the mana
ger OF the hack line did not inteld to
make the connection. He loitered
aud poked along at snail 8 pace for
over three hours and as the coaches
came In sight Of Cave City they saw
the Train disappearing in the distaace.
The passengers were taken to the
hotel and 4 glance at the register
explained the conduct of the hack
driver The hack.line and hotel at
Cave City were owned by the same
man and he had missed connection
intentionally In order to keep the
passengers over till after dinner. The
excursionisss however hauled out
their lunch boxes at noon and retail
a. n ~ s. L..
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South Kentuckian.
HorKINsvILLE, JULY IS, 1882

nes- Our subscription rates were
reduced Oct. Is. 1881, 10 $3.50 strictly
cash On adpance. All unpaid sub
scriptions. beginning prior to that
date, vii. be charged E. cid rales ~
paid. No subscriptions arc taken
now except for cash in advance, and
all papers will be stopped when out,
unless promptly renewed.
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Every once Ia awhile, 10 the course
Of human life, there occurs some
event that stands pre.emincnt upon
memory's tabletas having been re-
.plcle with pleasure and worthy Of the
liappiest recollections. Such an event
was the trip which gay party Of
excursionists, of this city, took to the
worlds greatest subterranean won
der last Wednesday. The party con-
sisted OF 1.-The following ladies': Mrs.
RE. Burbridgc, Mrs. VIM. z. Gray,
Mrs, IL. Y. kenney, Of Missouri,
Misses Matte Hickman, Trunie Bay
Tor, OF Texas, Mary Park, Maggie
Harper, Ada Trice, Carrie Pendleton,
Leila Ware, Sallie Cook, Matte
Backner, Belle Henry, Lizzie Tandy,
Fannie Rogers. Matte Sloner, Lallie
Woodbridge, Annie Waller, Annie
and May Ware; the gentlemen we're
Messrs, F. L. Waller, w. A. Wilgus,
r. W. Henry, J. Villages, q. c. Fer
relI, Coleman Slaughter, Duncan
Galbreaih, Frank Cook, HIT. Byars'
of Tennessee, NJ. S. Thompson aud
Lou 7. Gaincs. Of Cad,z, and The wri.
ter. The party was the most select
that ever left the city seeking pleas
ure, and when they arrived at the
carly train Wednesday morning, II
did not require a prophet, or the sen
OF a prophetic see that II was gong
TO be gay and a happy crowd. A
short ride brought them TO Guthrie,
the travellers Paradise. In order 10
illustrate the way In which Guthrie
is regarded b. those who have been
there, II may not be amiss,sn this con-
neclion, to mention little Joke per-
peira.ed by a distinguished member
of the last Legislature, now dead. A
drummer was asleep on a train that
was entering Guthrie, and the con.
ductor passed through tho car and
touched him on the shoulder and
asked, awhere do you want to 20 top
The commercial missionary not
wanting to be disturbed, without
opening his eyes muttcred, go to hi.
The gentleman above mentioned, who
was sitting behind him, turned 10 the
conductor and said, "wakc him up
wake him up, Captain, he gets Of
here; Guthrie Is the nearest station L
his destination" However, 10 re-
sumo tho narration of the incidents
Of the trip Of which we are speaking
After few moments waiting il
Guthrie, we were soon speeding o.
towards Cave City. Arriving a
Bowling. Green we found the train
an hour late, and several ofthe part,
concluded 10 take a walk up town L
see the business portion of that city
While In the city the writer conclu
ded to pay his respects to the broth
ers ofthe quill, and so dropped into
the Gazette Office and found the edi
Tor, Mr.. e. II. Porter, 10 bea clevel
genial gentleman. Before we coult
call on The others, we were admon
ished that tempus was fugitIng ant
so returned TO the depot and the par
~ was soon again on the road. Whel
the houroi noon arrived, the youns
ladies spread a most dellcious lunch
Of which al hands partook. Arriv
Ing at Cave City, we found a lafg'
party Of Glasgow people oniheir wa.
TO the Cave, and when tho partie
were consolidated, and The aggregat
number found to be about seven
ty-fve, II began to look like some
body was going 70 get left, as ther'
were only Ave coaches TO convey
them 70 the Caye We soon found
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The candidates speak a. Belleview

The candidates speak at Bellcview
to-day.
The candidates for county offices
will speak at the courthouse next
Monday at | o'clock, p, N,
The lecture ofDr. J.. b. Cottrell,
announced for last Thursday evening
wac postponed til last night.
The Rock Spring Ice factory re-
sumed business Saturday after being
broken for more than three weeks. :
The roof is now on Ar. John
Moayon's new dwelling house. on
Nashville street. II presents an I'm
posing appearance.
The outside work of Hollands
Opera House is now about finished,
and the inside work will be complete
cd In four or five weeks.
+ N
DR.. J. D. Cottrell, Of BewIing Green,
preached two interesting sermons at
the Methodist church Sunday, to
large congregations.
The Junior base ball club OF the city
met and conquered The hitherto in
yincible Asylums last Wednesday.
Below 10 the score, Alltfls}.
lasl 5s1s
JaSiors......T.,"i . ) III i j Iii
Rev. II. F. Perry, pastor, Of Sharon
church, Benneitstown, has returned
u his post and viii fllyhls pulpit
next Sunday morning and evening.
The Knights Of Pyihias Lodge Of
this city is 10 q very prosperous con-
dilion, as shown by the July reports.
II now has 81 members IN good
standing, has received IL new mem.
bers this year, and ia constantly re-
ceiving accesslons. The lodge has
several hundred dollars on hand
doesn't owe cent and has the finest
lodge room ofany lodge fthe order
in Kentucky.
Arrivals at Cerulean Springs since
Saturday. July %: T. Il. Barbour
and Geo.. c. Burnett, Evansville MISS
Mae Burnett, Thos. IT. Grinter, Dan
L. Grinier, II. I. White, G. 7. Whar-
ton and Jno. +, White, Cadiz; Mrs
Susie D. Dunn, Adams Station, Tenn.
Mrs. J. A. Tate, Hampton's Station
Tenn; Miss Mary l.. Wharton, Trigg
county;li. W, Roach and family and
Miss Lula sWatkins, Montgomery;
Sam Boyd, Mrs. Boyd, Miss Mollie
Boyd and: 9. 3. Wash and family,
WAllonla; Geo. Green, J. w. Tilford,
@. r.. Huggins. y. E. Smith, J. w,
Mays aud j. X. Greer, Nashville,
Tenn VIM. II. Tandy aud VIM. II.
Parish, Clarksville, Tenn; o. r. Wat
kins, Canton, aud Il J. Scott, Murray,
Ky. r...-.h,,s aas,,sa
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SOLDIERS osv ssss's q from amy v's ss;
caused by military servicc arc entitled 70
PENSION. Widows, minor children. depends
ent mothers or fathers OF soldiers who diei
from the eifcOts OF their service are also en-
titled. Many invalid pensioners arc entitled
TO an incrense. Careful assistance, given In
Delayed ar Rejected claims. az may can be
allowed with but little moro evidence auoin-
plctc instruction. with references sent on Az
pliration. CBAs. n tiE0 a KING. Attorneys
st.Lawspiy, Est, Washington. D Z.
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Advertiaed Letters,

which, lfnot called for IN thirty days, will
DO sent 70 Washington. ID. y. fF' (
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Rev. II. F. Perry, pastor, of Sharon
church, Benneitstown, has returned
u his post and will I'll his pulpit
next Sunday morning and evening.