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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-12
Positively ONE NIGHT
ONLY!
MONDAY, january 18th. 1883,


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DIR. ARSoLD. Americas greatest trav-
eler. author, poet. reader. actor, and
singer. Introducing the specialties 81
organist. violinist, concertini-t. guiiarist,
|nuiist. hnrmonicisi, banjoisi. prima donn',
old woman old man. recitations, read
|ings. musical sketches. sentimental songs,
aud Dutch. Irish and Yankee character.
PLAYS eight musical instruments at one
and the same time. The funniest man
|in the world.
scholarly attainments and wonderful
musical talent. but in his great speciality
characters Of Old man. old woman, the
musical Dutchman. ETC.. he Is unsur-
passed, and fully the equal Of such rs
lAlf. Burnett. Wincheli. and other artists
in that line. who gained almost world
vile reputation q few years since. lie
lis. IN short 4 whole circus within him.
self. aud would cause even . wooden
man 10 laugh. The rcnditions were all
Iondly a~pplauded, showing that the an
diencc was an appreciative one.--lJopIin
Daily News.
Dn. AR~oLD's ENTERTAINMENT AT
NEyADA.--rhe various parts assumed
by DR.. Arnold were carried out 70 per
fiction, aud ELECTED the undivided ap'
~plause and appreciation Of the entire
audience. He Is certainly . remarkable
man. and can represent peculiar phases
of human nature Ia o wonderful way
Those who fail 70 see him. miss some
thing they will not find once in . life
time. The entertainment as q whole J
n worthy of patronage OF any and All VIII
appreciate talent, culture aud the spirl
lof the stage. The doctor returns mex
week and will hoI his entertainment !
the Christian church.--Nernon Count,
(Ncvada) Democrat.
We venture 70 say that all who wer
, present upon that occasion will agre
Il i'll Is when we say that the program
|, ME Ii point Of interest and executio
Twas equal 10 anything Of the kind ths
has ever visited this city. This y sayin
IN good deal we know. The doctor
. lall lie characters he assumed was almo'
perfection. As q dntchman he on
Idutched the dutch, both Ia makeup m
broken English. A. the old woman !
r.Oyer the Hill TO the Poor House, n
lola woman herself could not have bee
/ more lifc-likc. and 50 Il was with I'll u
I characters he assumed. As 70 the con
pass Of his voice IL Is simply r~emarkabl
! One piece he performed cannot but II
The lis Z ,cr with astonishment . piece
which he carries four parts, rangin
from the lowest notes 70 the highest.
\ fact the doctor j. Q genius, whose pe.
formancc must be seen and heard 10
appreciatcd.-tClinton Advocate.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-12

The safest and <urtst way 70 re>fnts ne youthful colo
n ,H~ Il Nv u furnished ~ fnrker'< Hair NAisam. which
/. de.<fssily popular fre'n NJ superior cleanliness.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-12

Square up o q accounts for 1882
ana don't forget The printer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-12
New SaddleT Shop.
JOHN TROxLER!
noavn MAIN srRsEr.
JASPER, INDIANA.

vr,uR undersigned would respectfully ansouncs totns
public that hs q nov prepared - nsnuzsesesss ~
kinds ~
SADDLES.
1Aoos HARSEss
nUGGY HARNESS.
ssurry Trimming done wIth nsatness and dispatch
M also keeps constantly on hand. names, chsinss pug
~ and wagon Whips. &C.. &c.
AZ :si =. :: n, .''''''s' ''''s''''' JOIN rnoxIEn,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-12

PERsoxAL.-Judge WcIborn and fros'
ecutcr Taylor returned toC Court On Mon
days train.
III. j. M. Barton, manager Of the Jas.
Der Bank arrived On Monday. and Is ar
ranging matters Tor opening the institu'
ton next week.
MI. Geo. j. Jutt was called 70 Lanes
VILE By 4 telegram Monday, stating that
his accomplished daughter Mary who
was teaching Il that place, and had been
very sick, was worse, and would hardly
rccovcr
Mr.. Dave Bradcn, the popular traveller
for the stationery house Of w. B. Bur-
( I'd. WIS interviewing . county ON
Gers Tuesday.
Mr.. w. Davis. Of Terrc Haute. the ger.
ial Dcpty M. w. or the a. q. u. w. VA,
III jasper on his way % Ireland Tuesday
He expects 10 establish q lodge A Hunt
ingburg. n furnishes Q cheap and rcIia'
bic life insurance.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-12

MAnRrEp.-On Ian. 2, 1883, at ST.
-Joseph's Catholic Church, by Rev. T.
Fidelis Maute, Mr.. w. w. GULLET,
Principal Or the CeIcstinc Schools, and
Miss NARY THERESA HETTicH. q Jas
Per.
The happy event, which has been long
looked Tor. IL az last consummated. and
The COURIER wishes the Young couple
much success and prolonged JOY ~ theii
new relations. May LIES VOYAGE PC On,
~ continual hli-s to them. They started
on the Ii o'clock train for . short brida|
tour, and upon returning will 60 g
housekeeping Ia Celcstine. They were
attended II the marriage BY Misses Car
RE Kuebler and Phronie Eckert, q
bridesmaids, looking sweetly A. tney
hclpcd them on. and By Messrs. IL. J
Strickfaden and Andrew Hettich, show
ing By there looks they wished that thei'
Iartncrs and themselves were principals
in the same kind Of ceremony.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

TAX sALEs.-The following sales of
property for delinquent taxes have been
made by Deputy Sheriff Israel during
the past week:
Estate Of John Robertson to J. B. Quimby
s137.
Sophie; Rohewald to Ignace Sourita, $40.
Williams Co.. to J. B. Qulmby, $3.50.
L. Wallis to D. Variani. Sll.
Manuel Il Co.. to Frank Martinez, 800.
Ernest Pedesclaux to J. B. Quimby, sos.
Falcoar Landry to Ant. Montecino, SS5.
On the memorandum Of these sales
kindly furnished US by the Deputy Sher-
if, We find the statement that in the
cases Of the Robertson estate and Sophie
Rohewald receipts were exhibited. If
this means that genuine receipts of
former Tax Collectors for the taxes for
which the properties were seized were
exhibited. the sales can not hold, as the
tax payer can not be made to suffer for
the errors or emissions of Collectors. The
receipt of qualified Tax Collector is a
protection to the property holder against
State, parish or any other party in inter
est so far as concerns the tax represen-
ted BY such receipt.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

FROZEN TO DEATH.-Last Monday
Coroner Vandegriff held an inquest on
the body Of q cclored man named kbram
which had been found lying near the
road loading to the sugar house on the
Crescent plantation in this parish. AZ
ter. due examination and inquiry,
there being no marks of violence on the
body, the Coroner and his jurors came to
the conclusion that Abram had lain
down by the wayside overcome by the
influence Of liquor, and had died from the
effects of the cold weather of Sunday
night. Deceased was man about 80
years of age, and is said to have been en-
ployed as laborer on Messrs. Lemann
& Hanson's Belle Terre plantation, just
below the Crescent place.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Some one asked Mr.. Jos. Bradford if
he won any thing in the last drawing of
Towards lottery, and his reply was that
the Yellow Store was good enough
lottery for him and he should not envy
the winners in the Howard concern so
long as business continued as good as it
has been. The Yellow Store, which is
located at the corner of st. Patrick and
Claiborne streets, is one of the most
popular establishments of its kind i'm
town, and as Messrs. Wild and Bradford
know just what to keep to meet the
public wants, and just how to dispense
it to please their customers, it is not
surprising that they enjoy % profitable
and increasing trade, 4
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27
Communicated,
Another Caterwaul,

Communicated.
Another Caterwaul,
L'un miaule en- igroudent CONNIE IN t1gre en-
furic;
Iautre route ga voix CONNIE un enfant qui erie;
Ca n est pas tout encor; les sourlsset les rats
bemblent, pour N eveiller, s'entendre3 avec les
chats.
hear it is limited that the recent P. J. Tom
cat conundrun would not have appeared in
your paper, had the request been made, because
the business manager of the Democrat, being
perhaps a Kitten Of the same tribe Of those al
luded to in the joke, would not have permit
ted the insertion. Why not3 The conundrum,
1 take it, was compliment to our Hon. P. J.
more than any thing else, for generally when
cats-and Tom-eats at that-are about, rats are
few. And if the aforesaid Tom-cats do jump
from tho roof down on the table Of the parish,
it would rot be to snatch away tho roast, but to
prevent our numerous rats from gnawing at the
fine cake placed upon the said table since the
sale of our parish lots. And dont't you forget
it, It's as true as anu a WILDCAT.
Eaie's Honey OF Horehound and Tar
oVerpowers the most troublesome cough.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
Gienn's Sulphur Soap cures skin diseases.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

A mlsprint occurred IN our notice Of
Mrs. A. Thibauts return from her recent
visit to st. John tie Baptist. We spoke
of her daughter as Mrs. James Godberrt,
Instead of Mrs. George Godberry as she
really is. We beg leave to assure all con-
cerned that this alteration of the lady,
identity was entirely unintentional and
that we do, by these presents, relieve
her of the harrassing and uncomfortable
suspicion that she may be somebody else
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27
Gnnfnhntasl.
The Hook and.Ladder Ball.

IhS HOOK a0Qs1IE0Qef bail.
Thursday evening the hall of Ascension Hook
and Ladder Company No. 1 presented as pretty
and attractive an appearance as could be
wished for by the most fastidious. Many and
beautiful wera the charming ladies present, and
elegant and mueh-admired were their respec-
tive toilettes. About o'clock were heard for
the first time that evening the enlivening and
sote-inspir1ng strains drawn from the piano,
cornet and violin by Mrs. NJ. A. Geudet
and Messrs. Jno. T. Terrio and Paul Savoi.
After the grand march, which was lead by Mr..
and Mrs. 2. Klopman, the usual list of round,
straight, square and bias up-and-do7Tn dances
was gone through to the intense enjoyment Of
both spectators and participants. Immediate
ly after the twelfth dance--the hour being ditto
an intermission of half an hour vas an
nounced, during which the trippers Of the light
fantastic fled into the long and cool supper
room, where they were soon engaged in the
enjoyment Of the elegant and epicurean repast
spread for their benefit. Supper over, the
dancers returned to the ball room and again
began paying devoted and ardent tribute to the
light and airy goddess, Terpsichore.
Among the many fair dancers, charming
young ladies and gallant cavaliers who sraced
the ball. we noticed particularly Mrs. Bloom
field and Miss Artemise Landry of ST. James.
Misses Vigier of Bayou Goula, Miss Leblanc Of
New Orleans, Miss Mario Lopez OF Manchac
and the Messrs. Mire of St. James and Sproule
of Indiana. OF course, there was the usual at
tendance of our town beauz iaild bellies to whom
lack Of space prevents us offering the compli-
ments which they SO justly deserve.
Taken altogether, the ball was just such ON
affair as one always puts carefully away in
some hidden recess OF memory'a golden store
house, to be drawn forth from time to time
and thought upon with pleasure and delight
an affair to instil III the bosoms Of all the par
Elephants the same feelings which inspired the
wish by one Of our most chgrming bellies, I" That
the Hooks should always be Hooks, for, in that
case, our people might rest assured Of having
many such affairs ca the one of Thursday
night;" and we echo it to the letter.
May the Hook and Ladder Company prosper
and may its members always remain the same
self-forgetting gentlemen Of
which the organization is at present composed,
is the earnest wish of
ONE WHO WAS THERE"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

The fine residence and lot Of ground on
Chetimaches street owned by Mr.. j. J.
Claverie, have been purchased by Mr..
Henry C. Wilson, manager of the Palo
Alto plantation, who is having the house
thoroughly reprinted and repaired. The
place has been vacant and neglected for
some time, but Dir. Wilson will restore it
to its former condition as one of the pref
test and most desirable properties in
Donaldsonyille. .
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

The liqnidators of the bankrupt Lou
isiana Equitable Life Insurance Company
are paying to policy holders their pro
rata of the reserve fund deposited in the.
State treasury under the law which
regulated the issuance Of policies by this
corporation Those who were insured
in the Equitable coscsrn and who have
not already forwarded their policies to
the liqnidators, should transmit them to
Gen. John Glynn, New Orleans, and the
amount due in each case will be prompt
IL paid.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27
Died.

DUFFEL.-1n Donaldsonville on Wednesday.
January y, 1888, at 10 o'clock A. H., SAMUEL
EDWARD DUFFEL, born 18th of January, 1858.
After g lingering illness OF many months, the
spirit left the mortal casket of poor. kind Sam
Duffel and took its fight up to the realms of
immortality. He was endowed with a gentle
pleasant disposition which won for him the
esteem and love OF ell with whom he came in
contact. Temperate, modest and retiring to
such an extent that we think wo cGn safely say
he had no faults, or if he had, they were SO
small and trihing as not to be noticed even by
his constant associates. But at last the heart SO
pure and blameless has ceased its throbbing
and the disenthralled s. IL, clothed in its white
robes of purity, has appeared before the judg-
ment seat Of God. Rest inopeace departed
spirit.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Que of the sugar dryers and granula-
tors patented and manufactured by
Messrs Hersey Bros. of Boston is being
placed in the sugar-house On Messrs.
Crossley & Soay' Mt. Houmas plsnta-
ton, in the sixth ward of this parish.
The encouraging results attained with
this apparatus on Mr.. z. H. Yale's Home
place during the past season will no
doubt lead to its introduction upon
nearly all the larger plantations in AS
cension pasish and throughout the sugar
district of the State.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

MIR. John Scott, inventor aud patentee
of Scott's Ditch Bank Plow Attachment,
has returned from a visit to the LafoIrche
parishes, and informs Us that he has made
highly satisfactory arrangements for the
introduction of his improvement in that
region and also in the parish of St. Mary.
Mr.. E. IL. Phelps of Napoleonviile, Who
has just established al extensive machine
shop and iron and wood working bust
ness at that place, has accepted an agen-
cy of the attachment for the parishes CT
Assumption and Lafourche, and mr. G.
Theriot, who is connected with the eetab-
lishment of Mr.. Phelps, will act as agent
for Terrebonne and St. Mary parishes.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27
Hotel Arrivals
AT the Town of Donaldsonville, Up to


PEEP-O'-DAY HOTEL,-p. Hy. stantcn. Now
Orleans; F. D. robin, DoEseyyille; J. 9, Fisher,
Beck, !hos. btreck, New Orleans; M. Curse, Jr.,
Ascension; Capt. A. B. Sharp, Ibervillo; L. j.
Yickrer, Assumption; Jas. Lear, +. Melanoon,
!: Bourgeois, St. James; J. A. Gilmore, D. J.
Beiliiven, New Orleans; Peser Bronan, VIM.
dry, Ascension; :. palferes. Dslferes, As
Orleans; D. 3. Ball, Asconsion; Capt. o. Dial
ieres, Donaldsonyiile: M. Curse ST., ascension;
4. Tru1illo, Assumption; J. H. Martin, St.
Landry; J. 3. Hebe1t. New River; E. D. Sellers,
y. Barleirs, Jos. O:Connell, New Orleans; j..
U. Leblanc. Ascension; Thos. Carey, New Or
leans; J. Doberty, St; John; n; Q. lshodes, Q.
J. Alexander, Paris, Tenn. A. f. Ashurst, J. H.
Smith. Kentucky; Mat. Z. Mari, New Orleans;
:. 9; HebeEt,, St; James; ". G Herman, VIM. l.
Pointe Coupee; John Gonzales, st. John; E.
1bachenln, G. A Barbes, II; Benedict, New Or
0. Il. McAdams Lewisburg, Tent; AIces Rsb-
II, Ascension; ". L. Stirling, Bayou sera; E:y
J. 4. Liyran, Z. Brignae,. CLag, J. Leaaux, st.
James: 4. Julnonvillo Thos. Divine, Napoleon
VILE
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Inc sales Of property for taxes assessed
prior to 1880 will be completed to-day.
A large majority of delinquents came
forward and paid up before their proper
" could be sold, and we are Informed
that IN most Of the cases where sales
were made the holders Of the property
have been allowed by the purchasers to
redeem it by paying q small advance
upon the amount Of the taxes and costs.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

VIM Cameron, d gambler Of low de-
gree, vas arrested yesterday morning
Tor disturbing the peace and obstructing
the streets, contrary to the town ordi-
hancea on those subjects. He remained
in JaiItwenty-four hours and received a
notice from the Mayor to leave town in
stantef. There are q few more of Cam
eron,s kind here who ought to be served
in like manner.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Mr. Jules Deluzain, representing the
celebrated New Orleans hardware firm
Of Rice, Born & Co., paid Donaldsonvilie
o visit this week and included the CHEF
Office in the list of places he favored with
call. He is d pleasant gentleman, and
worthy representative of one of the
most reputable business houses of the
Crescent CITY.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Mr.. A. Roch, the popular store keeper
whose establishment is at ths corner of
Chetimaches and Attakapas streets, has
been under the weather this week, but
we are glad to state that lis health is
again improving.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Miss Carrie knight, sister of our good
friend, Mr.. Augustus Knight, was mar
rled i'll New Orleans on Thursday of last
week to Mr.. r. B Saqnie, competent
and prosperous brick layer in that city.
We wish the couple much happiness.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Before our item CT last week with
reference to the unusually mild weather
had reached the eyes of our readers, q
decided variation of temperature had
taken place, eliminating in two or three
of the coolest days we have yet had this
winter. The change was welcome in
one sense, inasmuch as it put stop to
the rainy spell that had rendered every
thing impressionable sorpy aud sodden
to g highly disagreeable degree. The
mercury has fallen several points since
feasday and we are now enjoying de-
lightful dry and sunshiny weather.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Messrs Numa Dalferes aud Albert
Aucoin, two handsome and popular young
men, have opened store on the st. En-
ma plantation, at the head of Sacramento
lane, in this parish. We trust they will
meet with much success in their business
venture. g
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

We are glad to hear that DR.. w. NJ.
McGalliard has purchased the vacant
lots belonging to the Mccormick estate
situated at the corner of Chetimaches
and Attakapas streets. This property
has been laying idle for many years, but
we venture to say that it will not remain
long in the hands Of its new owner be-
fore being graced by improvements chat
will render it at once attractive and
profitable.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

A high-water landing place for the
Bayou Lafourche ferry fiat has been pre-
pared at the head Of Opelousas street,
and Mr.. j. B. Quimby, lessee of the ferry,
has transferred it to the new location
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Mr.. j. j. Foley, member of the New
Orleans bar whn has been lecturing in
that city and Mobile, informs us by pos
tai card that he proposes to deliver lee
ture in Donaldsonville at an early day.
Due announcement of date and subject
will be made.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Mayor David Israel has rendered us
,favors that are always welcome to We
newspaper man. Thanks, your honor.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Mr.. Joseph Lapeyre has qualified as
Postmaster of Hohen Solms post-office,
in this parish, having furnished bond
of $500, with Messrs. Jos. ]. Lafargue
and Adolph Meter rs sureties. Mr.. La
peyre's bond and oath, together with the
oath of Mr.. A. Guillot as Assistant Post
master, have been transmitted to the
First Assistant Postmaster General.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Although pressed for time and space
we can not defer mentioning the mar
riage of our handsome young friend
Dir. Henry Cook, Jr, to Miss Katie
Weser, which happy event took place at
The residence Of Mrs. Brunias, in New
Orleans, Oh the 23rd inst. We extend
warm congratulations to- Henry and his
fair young bride, and wish them long
life of unalloyed happiness.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Mr.. Albert Dnffei, brother of our la
mented young friend Samuel e. Duffel, is
lying at the point Of death as his place Of
residence on Attakapas street, corner of
Lafourche. The unfortunate young man
il suffering from q complication of dis
eases, and there is no hope Of his recoy
cry entertained.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

District Judge Cheevers returned home
from New Orleans on Thursday, and will
remain here until the February term of
the District Court opens Monday after
next. The Judge has been suffering
from an injury to one Of his legs result
ing from fall caused by d broken board
on the portico of his residence, but after
course Of medical treatment in the city
the disabled limb has greatly improved
and is now nearly we'll
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27

Mr.. F. ?. schuler, the we'll known and
skillful young blacksmith and horse
sheer, made trip SO tlle parish of st.
James this week for the purpose of shoe
ing several horses belonging to Mr.
George Godberry Of that parish. MI.
schuler cheerfully responds to all sum-
mons to visit points in this or neighbor
ing parishes, when the amount Of work
required justifes the expense and loss Of
time, and he always manages to give his
patrons the fullest satisfaction.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27
List Of Letters
Remaining in the Post-of1!ce at Douold-
sonvine, Ascension parish, Law


Anderson, Miss Agnes james, Misc Rebecca
Bantz. Peter-3 johnson, rr,euhnn
Ben, Miss Mary Johnso-,, Henry
Bielinsky, a. l.. Jopsor. A. J.
Cox, Mrs. i. B. Meiar. Miss Ar,is
Compton, Sandy ,dn,umeiz. Vincent
Howard, Mrs. Emily 9.snros, JoseD,;ina
Hendricks. RichsrG Nab Willie
Harrison, Miss Nary Scott. Nat. e.
haley, Luxe Smith, Mrs. Franklin
Hamilton, Columbus Iureaud, Charles
Hicks, Arttar ". Thompson, =. A.
yames, M.delton Wehre & Co., Joe
suda, e. NJ. White, Henry
.sohreon, Miss Observation-Disclosures, Eliza
White, B. w.
II not called for in four weeks will DO sent &c
the Deed Letter Office.
LOUIS LEFORT, P. N.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-01-27
Marriage Licenses
ISSUED by the Clerk and Recorder of AS
cension parish During the Week
Ending Yesterday.

Martin Curse to Miss Nesida Rodrigues.
Philip Strong to Miss Louisa Conway.
poIide Hamilton to Miss Jane Bannett.
John Richard to Miss Elizabeth Landry.