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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-31

KNOXVILLE Tribune, 30: The East
Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia rail.
road lessees of the Memphis and
Charleston railroad have purchased
t'n new passenger engines and large
number of passenger, box, stock and
fat cars for the latter named road.
The road beds to be repaired and the
entire line put in FIRST class condition
In every resneot.
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TFusfee's Sale.

Under and By virtue of the terms and
~ conditions Of a deed Of trust executed
end delivered 10 me BY James and Caroline
d Cornell, 10 secure W Horth In the sum
q, $500 and intoregt, recorded In Book No.
~, page 3, OF the Registers Office OF shelby
county, Ionn.t the said indebtedness not
being paid as stipulated, will, on
Wednesday, November IA, 1883,
between the hours Of 70 o'clock m, aud l
O'Clock 2 M, Al tho courthouse door, In the
city Of Memphis, near the southwest corner
OF Main and Poplar streets, offer for sale At
public 0utoryi and sell 70 the highest bidder,
for cash, the following described real estate.
tQ-Wit; Being lot No. 7, Of original lot No,
IN iof the city iof Momphii. nov known a.
The Taxing District fronting twenty .one
feet, more or less, on Main street, and RIM.
ming back between parallel lines Serenity
four fcet and three inches, situated on f6e
east side. Of Main street, and being the lot os
the southeast corner OF the alley betwosn
Adams and Washington streets, and ~
zane conveyed by 0 n Schroeder Ia .famas
yornell py decd. recorded In Book la, naee
lGO, u the Registers Office Of Shoiby countv.
70 right n dover homestead and All eouitv
" redemption are expressly waived. Tbe
llue is believed to be perfect, but / sell and
go Rb JORDAN. Trustee.
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Henry's CarboIic NaIve

Is the best salve for cuts, bruises, sores
ulcers, salt rheum, letter, chapped hands,
chilblains, cOrns and all kinds Of skin
eruptions, freckles and pimples. Get
Henry's Carbolic Salye as all Others are
counterfeits Price, 25 cents. |IF
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habid ReiOrmers refused Rec
liflcntiOu.

Inc rSbid reiormers Of morals are
constantly urging the authorities In
attempt to invade the well seeured
privileges enjoyed by the Louisians
state Lottery under special agree.
ments by direct legislation but thew
mlghtas well attempt TO swim aeaips,
tne current OF Niagara Falls. The
public know that all its distributions
are fair and its promises fulfilled. N
a. Daqphin, New Orleans, La viii
give all Information. relative 10 thS
matter matter On application before the i6Sd
yread Monthly Drawing, which takes
place November 10, 1883.
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POO


Post-Onice orders from all portionsot
the country viii secure 4 supply OF
BoNKOCINE, the only safe, quick and
positive cure for acute and ohronic
Gonorrh0a and elect ever used. Cures
effected under FIVE days, requiring no
internal remedies, no change Of diet,
or loss oftlme Itsaction desiroysmld
antagonizes every atom Of venereal
poison with which It comes In CON
tact, and is harmless TO healthy parts
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1883-10-31

Ladies and all sufferers lrom neuralgia
hysteria, and all kindred complaints, Mil
Ind without riyil Browns Iron Bitter
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DeIicate and FeehIe Lndies.

-
nelleate and Feeble Ladies.
Those lauRuid. tire.opna .sn..,,... -.
ing you TO feel searosIs ~. - 80
81. ~. ~ " % On your
i'e" 'hat constant drain that u taking from
your system all its former elasticity, divine
the bloom from vopr chaaLs, ~. 'sS.,..1,
strain mon vonr v,,.l $500 ~ vvn'lnuA'
,..;,.L,n s's' ioiVos, renuering you
irntaoie ana ireuul' can easily DO removed
By the use Of that marvellous romedy. Han
Bitters. Irregularities and obSt,6csions AZ
your system are relieved Al onoo. ~hIia ,Sa
special cause of periedloal main o,s na.,as
nautIv roroo,,.d ~. - 50 rO,'A"7
,N-.S''e' None reserve 80 mpch Dem
enI ana none are so profoundly grateful and
show such an interest in recomroanA,nv a.,
RitAra a. wo,oar "'
"O-"'
Feels YOuug AVat.
,M, o,h. mI-.s
r.n,a,ria snd y" a., uu t lone Time with
lion ~ tha whaIo s-s,. 800 .n@v.'e VOnu'
,.a.,S.,s- 49, 'yssYin' Aeauacne' nervous
PIVstrauob ana was almost helpless. No
physicians or medicines did her anv good
Three months ago sha 49,, =. ,..' ~ ~ ny.
g.. Ter - ~ 80 Desan 70 use mop BIZ
i. -~NN s4''e SUI hepiha anu
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Total paid by al. ................... "a ssI oeo
For tho truth Of the above facts we efeT
the public to the officers Of the above namsd
corporations, and for our legality and stand,
ing TO the Mayor and officers Of the eity Of
New Orleans, to the State authorities Of Lou
isiRna. We claim TO be legal. honest and
correct in all our transactions, as much so As
any business In the country. Our standing n
conceded BY all who inVostiRate, and our
stock for years has been sold at our Board Of
Brokers, and owned by many Of our best
known and respected citizens.
N. A DAUPHIN, President.
~ CAPITAL Price, 07b, 900. -.
Tickets only %. Shares In proper IN,
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foki SIgyENsoS, DAKOTA TER--Rev
, y's,i c,,. nlcOarty says browns IRON BID.
'eS cured me of severe dyspepsia
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Commissioners.

Incorporated In 1855 for Is years by the Leg
stature for Educational and Charitable pur
poses-with a capital Of 81 .0O0, 000-to which /
reserve fund Of $3.50, 200 has since been added
" an Overwhelming popular vote its fran.
ohise was made a part OF the present STATE
U9nstitution adopted December Cd, A. d, 1879
The only Lottery ever voted on and indors
cd by the people Of any State.
IL never scales or pnstpones.
rs strand single Number DFawingi
will tate plaae monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To
n WIN A PORTURRi
ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING GLASS L,
at New Orleans. Tuesday, November Is, 1855
Jed Monthly Drawing.
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A wen known railroader writes as
follows. WV
ATLANTA, FEBY "a, 1883.
Bonkocine Co.." Earlyin JanuRryI
commenced the uso Of BONKOCINE
for a bad case Of G. which had bafIled
the skill and medicines Of five physi-
clans, and three bottles cured me sound
and we'll lsstno time, used no other
remedy and did not change my diet.
LISA blessing TO thosewhose pathsare
not bright"
Discard all Capguies, copabla, etc and
use that which never fails, and will
keep you cured for life by acting as a
preventive.
One bottle $50, or three Tor $500
Sold by druggists. Expressed on re-
neipt Of price.
b0ltKoCINE CO.,
iSl6 Whitehall Street,
auan'A- ~
For sale by S. MANSFIELD & co.
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CapItal Prize, S75,O0O.

100000 Tickets at Five Dollars Each
Fractions, I'm Rifths I'm proportion.
LIln IN nuInLnn-
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The Courier J ournal Office at the
Exposition had the pleasure last Fri
day otya visit from Prof. Joseph A,
Arbeely and three sons. the larger
portion Of
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,TAEIGREAT]
IINIEIRIV|ETl
9CONQUEROR.l
NOn-resIdenI Notice.

stlmonlals and circulars send stamp. as
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LOIrsRY
NKw 0RLEASs, August 1883
TO THE PUBLIC !
InvesfiVafe far YourseIvast

Postmaster General Gresham having pub.
ashed wilifuland malicious falsshood In re-
lard to the character of Tho Louisiana 5 tate
LOTTERY Company, the following facts are
given to the public to prove his statement.
that We are engaged in fraudulent business.
to be false and untrue
Amount Of pdzes paid by the Louisiana
State LOTTERY Company from ia uary /. 1879,
to present date:
Paid 70 Southern Express Co., Now
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EvENINo, OCTOBER 81, lS88
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aatsred ai the postonos In nenpAis. Tenn.
a. aocond-elasf matter
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

CoLoRED Boz KILLED.-Robert Guedry.
colored boy about Is years old, was shot
and fatally wounded last Wednesday after
noon, in the fourth ward of this parish. He
was out rabbit hunting with Edward Can
tey, Jr., and Charley Hampton, colored lads
about his own age, when the accident oc-
Cured which cost him his life. The boys
had sat down in patch of weeds to rest
themselves, and as they got up to resume
their walk, Charley Hampton endeavored to
uncock his gun while the weapon was
pointed towards Guedry. One of the ham
mers slipped through Hampton's fingers
and o barrel of the gun was discharged, the
load of shot striking Guedry On the right
side of the abdomen, penetrating and
lacerating his intestines. Young Cantey
and Hampton ran home and reported the
accident and several young men from the
A Bend settlement quickly proceeded to the
spot where Guedry was lying and carried
him to his mothers house. The wounded
boy corroborated the statement of his COM
panions as to the manner in which the
shooting occurred, and maintained such a
cheerful frame of mind that hopes were en-
tertained that he would recover, but he died
at O'Clock Thursday evening, some six
hours after beidg hurt. Coroner Duf7el
viewed the body and investigated the cir
cumstances of the killing, giving certif-
cate to the effect that the homicide was
purely accidental.
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Sale of Market Lease.
TREAsUhER's OFF1cl

Donaldsonville, La, Dec. IL, 1883.
4 N obedience to the ordinances of the town of
u Donaldsonville, will offer for sale to the
last and highest bidder, at the Courthouse
door Ill the town of DonaldsonyilIe, on We'd
nesday, the I'd day of January, 1884. the lease of
the Market-House for the term of one year from
the 10th day of January, 1884, to the 9th tiav of
January, 1885, both inclusive
Terms and Conditions:
1. The purchaser to furnish twelve eoual
promiesory notes with good and solvent securi-
ty to the Mayor and Common Council, payable
In u. 8. currency monthly.
q The purchaser to deposit S25 cash with the
Treasurer upon adjudication of the lease to
secure the. faithful performance of the condi-
tons of sale.
8. Tho market hours to be from to o'clock
A. H., daily. and said Market-House to be closed
at all other times, except the front door on
provided a substantial railing four feet high be
placed between the two first columns from said
front door facing on Mississippi street.
4. No other stands Or stalls shall be erected
OF kept in tho middle of the Msrket-House
provided this shall not apply to those already
erected.
5. The PURCHASER to comply with all ordinan-
ces of the town already existing in relation to
the lease and regulations of said Market House,
and subject to revision and amendment of same
by Common Council during term of lease,
8. The purchaser to have printed by official
journal the ordinances and regulations OF Mar
ket-House and to have same posted at each en-
try and each alley way in all directions.
JOS. GONDRAN, JR.,
Town Treasurer.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS A.
At the Town Of DonaIdsonviIie for the Week

Ending Yesterday.
LEE-Paul E. Fleming, Paul Mannin, N. o;
E. G. Taylor, Thibodanx; n. Wives, 9. B. Dugas,
Ed Wives, F. A. Tete, P. E. Durand, 3. B. Cox,
Assumption; s. Combs. Bayou Gouia; Robt. Nc
Namara, Jr.. Texas; Capt. Jos. Forester. Al
giers; P, O. Webre and daughter, Thibodaux;
NJ Goldstein, N. O.; I. Stene, N. Y; W. M. Ro-
senthal, c. NJ Barbes, N. O.; J. B. Dean. J. j.
Copponex. N. Y: S. III: Callan, Ed. J: Bell, St,
Louis; L. Levi, N. O.; F. H. Allon, La; John
White, N. O.;C. E. Garrett, Warm Springs; u.
Aarons, N. o.
PEEP-O-DAy-A. Mire, Geo. 2. Davis, Theo-
phile Gaudin, Bayou Goula; F. J. Becknell.
1berville; Jean Larry. Pierre Part settlement;
E. Melancon, J. J. Copponex, Smoke Bend;
Horace Mogar, Raceland; G. s. Gray, Miss
Julia Perry, James Sanding, Ernest Levy.
Bayou Lafourche; August Miller. F. H. Perkins,
George Tremiett, John Rexach, New Orleans;
A. Watkins, T. p. f.. j. P. Spermes. James
stumpy. Philadelphia Sampson Price. Chicago;
Lawrence Carver Eureka Springs. Ark; Au-
gust Stielsnofer, Baltimore; Joseph Sherman.
Cincinnati; Stevens Huntington, New Jersey;
Jesse Hisanes, New Mexico; Lewis Papin. Col
orado; Mike Monogan, New Brunswick; Thos.
Mangleton, Pittsburg; Ernest Walter, Ireland.
Dan Morris Sullivan, Josie Morris Sullivan,
Ed. P. Sullivan, Miss Julia Sullivan, NJ Miss
Marion Holcombe, r. ". Bowers. w. A. White,
j. Monaghan, E. j. Holland, Morris Flynn,
Murphy O'Hee. Ed. A. Stevens, Eugene Flem-
ing, Shiel Agar Company.
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Mr.. j. o. Leblanc of Donaldsonville has
a card of thanks in another column express
siye of his gratitude to the estimab1e pro-
prietors of the Armelise plantation, in As
sumption parish, Messrs. Honore, Felix and
Henry A. Dugas, for the courteous treat
ment accorded Mr.. Leblanc, while he was
employed as engineer at the Armelise sugar
house during the rolling season just closed.
The praise bestowed upon the worthy Dugas
brothers viii be reschoed by all who know
them.
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Died.

MAHIER-In Donaldsonville, L., on Thurs
day Dec. q, 1883, at 1:20 o'clock P. H., GEORGE
s. MAHIER, aged IL days. infant and only child
reauX.
To the young widow SO recently bereft of the
love and companionship of q devoted and esti-
mable husband to whom she had been united
only few months, this newssorrow comes with
crushing force that will excite the deepest
commiseration and sympathy Of all who know
her. The advent of the sweet little babe seemed
to promise the youthful mother some consola-
ton for her other great bereavement, but it was
the will Of God that her burden should be made
still heavier, and the pure spirit of her child
has gone, let us hope, to join that OF her father
in a better land where the afflicted wife and
mother will one day meet them again to be
parted nevermore.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

An Illuminated paper balloon made in the
form OF large pig was sent up from the
store of Mrs. M. Israel & Co. last evening.
The mimic porker was waited towards Port
Barrow and descended on Lafourche street
opposite the residence lately occupied by
DR.. VandergriH. The CHIEFS carrier boy
captured the prize intact with the light still
burning. An effort was made to send up
an elephant also, but the animal took fire
and wouldn't hold gas.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Card Of Thanks.
PAIEoouRry1LLE. La. Dec, ri,

PAIEooURTyLLE, La. Dec. al, 1883.
EDITOR CHEZ:
/ desire to express, through the columns of
your valuable paper, my grateful thanks to
Messrs. HoNoRE DUGAs. HENRY A. DUGAs, and
FELIX DUGAs for the very courteous treatment,
uniform kindness and utmost consideration
extended me by those gentlemen during the
past rolling season, when.I was in their EN- ploy
as Engineer at the sugar-house of the Arlnelise
plantation. The Dugas brothers are gentlemen
in the truest sense Of the word and show their
honorable and noble instincts in their dealings
with all they meet however humble or exalted
their position in the social scale. 1t is real
pleasure to work for such employers as these,
a statement that I am confident will be con
CURED in by all who can speak from experience
as do. May the future of these whole souled
gentlemen be bright with happiness and pros
perity, is the sincere wish of
Yours truly,
J. o. LEBLANC.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

PLEASANT PART1Es.-Misses Clara Park
of Donaldsonville and Lucille Braud of Pic
ayune plantation entertained number of
friends Christmas evening, at their respect
i've residences, and both "sociables proved
most agreeable events to all who were for
tunate enough to be included among the
guests. There was surprise party at the
residence of Mr.. Jno. FL. Isley, Port Bar
row, last evening, and this too was very
enjoyable affair. The invaders were cor
daily received by Mrs. Ilsley and her charm
ing daughters, and it was nearly midnight
when the visitors took their departure.
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Mr.. L. W. Dodge, who has been res
ident of Donaldsonville for several years
past, and who had the misfortune to lose
his wife week before last, has gone to West
Melville, On the Atchafalaya river, to spend
some time with his brother and sister-in-
law, Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman j. Dodge. He
is himself in very poor health and hopes
to derive benefit from change of air and
scene. We trust his expectations in this
regard may be fully realized.
Mrs. l.. q. Bass, nee Ceciie Garcie, died
at her home in this town on Thursday, at
8 o'clock A. NJ, and was buried yesterday
morning. Though only % years of age, de-
ceased had been in delicate health several
years and it has long been evident that she
was destined to fill an early grave. Wehad
only passing acquaintance with Mrs. Bass,
but she seemed to us woman whose gen.
tie manner and sweet disposition would win
the regard and respect of all with whom
she might be thrown in contact. With the
bereaved husband and sorrowing relatives
we condole sincerely in their hour Of af-
fiction.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

Mr.. John Reddington, an elder brother of
our neighbor and friend Mr.. Patrick Red
dington of the Mechanics Exchange,
reached here Christmas eve, direct from
Manchester, England. Mr.. Reddington is
a native of Tuam, county Galway, Ireland,
and visits America for the second time. He
contenplates locating here permanently
and we hope he will find the place to his
liking.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

SUGAR SQUIBs. The sugar-houses of
| Messrs. Ballard and Reuss in the first ward
and Mr.. Jonas B. Jacobs Viala place, in the
| fourth ward are the only ones still in oper-
alton on the right bank of the river in this
parish, and we believe the Bowdon mill of
Messrs. Kenner & Brent is the only one
running on the left bank. Mr.. Reuss has
finished taking off his own crop, but is
granulating the syrup produced on the
Ballard place. An accident to the Viala
mill some weeks ago caused considerable
delay and prolonged the work of grinding
until this late date. An unusually large
crop accounts for the fact that the Bowdon
mill is yet running.
the sugar-house On the Ware plantation,
in Iberville parish.
Mrs. NJ. Israel 4 Co. made ], 100, 900 pounds
of sugar on their Salisbury plantation,
which is considerably in excess of their ex-
pectations at the opening of the grinding
season. We congratulate them on this re-
suit and hope they will do still better next
year.
We learn that the yield at Mr.. Jno. A.
Stevenson's Claiborne place, Iberville par
sh, reached 10000 pounds; at Messrs. Le-
mann & Hanson's Belleterre, Assumption
parish, 100000; at Mr.. Oliver Beirne's Con-
way place, this parish, 10000; while MIR.
Beirne's Clark and Orange Grove places
boast over 100000 each. We believe the
Orange Grove has beaten the " Boss CLARK"
by few thousand pounds, but the CHIEF will
not hazard an assertion to that effect until
positive information is at hand, because a
mistake in the matter might render our
scalp precarious property. The annual con-
test between these fine places is always close
and spirited. and Clark usually gets the
upper hand.
Mr.. Cofeld's Point Houmas place has
kept up its record of exceeding the esti-
mates placed on its crop. A few days before
the seasons work was brought to close, it
was thought the yield would be $4,000
pounds, but it has reached 100000. Mr..
Cofeld will hold most of his sugar in the
hope of securing better prices than the
market affords at present.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

Christmas in Donaldsonville passed of
without the occurrence of any thing worthy
of special mention. There was much rev.
elry by day and night, but good feeling and
good will prevailed on every hand, as be-
fitted the joyful occasion. May it be ever
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

The Christians TREAS was to be ex-
Hall, Christmas eve, under the auspices of
the Ladies' Aid Association of the Episco-
pal Church, proved most enjoyable and
delightful affair. Although the weather was
gloomy and rain began to fall early in the
evening, there were over hundred children
in attendance, with corresponding num-
Der of older folks, including youths and
maidens yet in their teens and adults of all
ages, whose spirits seemed to have been
rejuvenated in the waters of the tabled
fountain sought by Ponce de Leon, SO
heartily did they enter into the festivities of
the merry occasion. Pending the delayed
arrival of the string band, Miss Clara Keat-
ing entertained the audience with music on
the piano, then Mr.. Paul Leche and his as
sociate musicians put in an appearance and
gave an overture, followed by the distribu-
ton Of presents from the beautiful Christ
mas tree erected on the stage, loaded with
gifts for the little folks and Respondent with
the light of many candles. Old Santa Claus
was on hand agreeably to his promise, and
each child received from him stocking
filled with goodies" This pleasant cere-
mony concluded, the floor was cleared and
given up to Juvenile dancers, who whiled
away an hour or more in Terpsichorean
pleasures, then gave way to the older young
folks, by whom the dancing was continued
until 3 o'clock in the morning. The supper
was fully as. satisfactory as the other fea-
lures of the entertainment and the edibles
were discussed with much zest. In the
drawing of the doll lottery So proved the
winning number, and ''Adelina Patti I" be-
came the property of Miss Fannie Tureaud,
the holder of the lucky ticket. The watch
has not yet been rallied, as some of the
numbers remain unso!d. The list is still at
the store of Mrs. NJ. Israel & Co., and as
soon as it is filled out the rattle will take
place. The total proceeds of the entertain
ment we're about 1915, and of this amount
$165 is net profit. The ladies' of the Aid
Association have every reason to be pleased
with the result of their delightful festival,
and they merit much praise for the admir-
able manner in which the affair was con-
Quoted.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

during the month of November black
aisi white mule belonging to Mr.. Joseph
Roussel strayed away or was stolen from the
Germania plantation in this parish, and the
owner advertises that he will pay reward
for the recovery of the animal.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

The only persons shot in Donaldsonville
were the trio who were struck by spent mis-
siles from Pauly's toy pistol. but from all
accounts good many young men. were
more than half shot.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

Our good friend Mr. Thos. Stucky, ac-
companied by Mr.. Levi Miller, was in town
to-day, and the gentlemen favored us with
q call. They report the eighth ward in statu
quo. Lovely weather, fine roads and an
abundance of game are some of the present
attractions Of that beautiful section of our
parish,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-29

A dark colored estray mule has been taken
up by Mr.. Clayton Simms, who lives in
tbs lower portion of this parish on the right
bank of the river, near-the st. Jamen 1aae.
See advertisement headed Estray notice.