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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05

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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-11-05
Soates

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baltene Anipra6e Stoff 81 lebbaften Grs
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22
Half Cut Of lis Head

blessed be the man," said Don Ouixoto'
weary squire, = who invented Sleep" Sancbo,
gratitude is ours but what if ono IN, mt g.,
| any reason enjoy that excellent invention
Nervousness in:me had become disease. +,
writes Mr.. William Coleman, the well known
wholesale druggist of Buffalo, Ny.
Il could not sleep. and my nights were
either past in that sort of restlessnees which
l'eariy crszes man, or in kind of stunor
haunted by tormenting dreams. Having talon
f,AKKER.s IONIC for other troubles. + fried +
aiso Tor this. The result both surprised ara
ueiighted me. My nerves were turned to CON
eSrt pitch and, like Caesars fat men. fell into
uae RANKS OF those who sleep o. nights. shouid
condition of general debility and dysnens ie
occasloned by my previous sleepless3ess. and
gage me strength and perfect Digestion tn
, p9r1ef thu use of the Tonic thoroughly resst.hn
nsEed my health. have used PARKER "a tTosIc
,I entlle success for sea-sickness and for the
This preparation has heretofore been Enov,,
Us Us F4RKEis $ GINGER Tonic. Hereafter If viii
pc advertised and sold under the name Of P.P
REa IoNIC-omitting the word gi,,ee, :,
tn ~ s q Co are induced to make this change
py me acton OF unprincipIed dealers who have
tnl years deceived their customers by substitu
.tns lhleInor preparations under the name of
ginger. we drop the misleading word ali the
I fi a Willingly. as ginger is an unimportant
havorlnS ingredient in our Tonic
Ile , remember that no change has beer, or
wi! oe' made IN the preparation itself. and all
oo..les remaining IN the hands of dealers
wrapped under the name of PARKBR,s GINapp'
IONIC, contain the genuine medicine if tho facs
'lmlle signature of HIscox & Co. is at tho hnt
ON OF the outside wrapper. '-i9 wv
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

Town lax sALEs.-Foilowing is a state.
ment OF the sales Of movable property 70,
oack town taxes made by Collector Ram;-
rez since our last report, comprising date
| o1 sale, name of tax debtor, name of mr.
ehaser and amount of bid in each case.
saturday, December 8-Propertv of v.1aa,,-
nooinson to f: Martinez, S1s: Mrs a1;aa pnu
g gaut 10 ANT. Montecino, 50: Mrs. Cbarjntfs.
NJ 20 ANT. Montecino, SIS; James TavIop ~
Mrs At tlii ~ ~; Mrs Arrianne Thompson 70
+. Martinez, S1s Is; Mrs. Nancv To noaSsaint to
Martinez Sl4. -'s'i'0s Aoussalnt to +.
Nm, monday December 1o-Henry Trvm,, -
M Martinez' Sio; Sue: of Joseph Theodnia ~ E
Tn us9a, IN; Jack Wallis to F. Martinez, $40
Martlnez s. SO; Sam Washington to 'i NJ 70 E
n nee sl2; Theophie Fernando to ~ M v: Martl-
n.y., Wednesday, December 12-Felix Leblanc -
D.omlnlqne Variant, sI00 Auenstin WtS why 70
ANT. Monteclno. So 'ictor 10
majority of tie de,inouants oo,,,
ana settled their taxes before the Co,leo,o,.
E'.'s reached their names, and most of those
whose property was adiudicated have si,oo
,othe forward and redeemed it by paving
ne taxes and small bonus to the rasnact
We purchasers. Collector RAMIREZ inform
Is that the list of delinquent oxv,ars &c .,
'.''e Is IN course of preparation and that
'''.S wiz De made at an early day. Parties
aeiuded IN this category should sara
ease os setting their back taxes al onca
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

SUGAR SoUIBs.-The grinding season is
drawing rapidly to close and by the end OF
the month there will be very few sugar mills
stu III operation. The remarkably favor
able weather has held ont to date, and a
considerable majority of our planters con-
template the result of the years. labors with
a degree of satisfaction that was not to be
anticipated at the end of the long drouth
that prevailed during the summer and early
Taii. Having been confined to the office by
an unusual rush of work, we are able to
present only few sugar sauibs this week.
but they are of gratifying character.
Perhaps the champion yield of the
State is that obtained on the splendid Belle
Alliance plantation of Messrs. Kock Bros,
IN Assumption parish. Grinding was fin
lshed there yesterday, and while the drying
of sugars is not yet entirely concluded, it is
known that the crop will reach magnifi-
cent total of 100000 pounds. We under
stand that the crop of the Belle Alliance
place proner, was about 100000 pounds,
and is riyalel in this section by that of the
Evan Hall place of Messrs. Mccall Bros,
alone. The surplus of 100000 pounds was
the product of cane raised on adjacent
places and purchased by the owners of Belle
Alliance
The last cane of Mr.. Cofeld's crop ON the I
Point Houmas plantation passed through |
the mill Monday night and the last |
strike of white sugar was thrown eff Tues |
day morning. We met manager Bailey
tuesday evening and he informed us that
the final Wind-up would take place Wednes-
day morning and that the yield would reach
800, 0o0 pounds OF sugar from 375 acres Of
cane, an average Of 2400 pounds to the acre.
Work will be concluded at Mrs. M. Israel
d. Co.'S Salisbury place, St. James parish,
to-day, and the yield will reach l, o1o, 600
pounds, fine crop for the year.
Grinding has been finished on Mr.. Brck-
aer's Crescent plantation, and the crop is
reported at ], 100000 pounds. Much credit
Tor this result is due to the experience and
'izlil OF MI. j. Wildersen, the ef1icientman-
lger OF the place.
Messrs. G. T., Desire and Anatole LIE
eune, tenants on the Evan Hall place, made
lse tons OF cane on ffty-six acres Of land,
N an average of 2l1l tons to the acre.
thirty eight ceres were plant cane and
Ugh teen .stubble. /
Messrs. Anger & Nicol obtained $4,000
ounds of sugar from 275 acres of cane on
heir Forlorn Hope plantation. EIberyiEe
arish, and made $4,000 pounds more from
me purchased from neighboriny planters,
MIR. Leon Godchaux has realized 75o. 600
oands OF sugar from the crop of his Race
nd plantation, in the parish of Lafourcbe.
Grinding is over at the Peytavip. st
itzabeth, Gaudin and Hermitage places
Ihe thirty acres of cane cultivated bv
ssees OF the church land back of the rail
ad and ground at Mr.. Nolan's sugar
'use has yielded over $4,000 pounds of
gar.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

The 1isnes-Demoerats exploring party
passed safely through the, everglades of
Florida and reached the Atlantic coast in
fine health and spirits, having consumed
more than month in making the voyage.
A full account of this remarkable trip is to
be published in the I'D, the first INSTALL.
ment OF which is expected to appear in to-
morrow's issue. The articles will.be from
the pen of Capt A. P. Williams, comman-
der of the expedition.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CoNvENT1oN.-The
national executive COMMITTEES of the Re-
publican party met at Washington on the
18th inst. elected Senator d. M. Sabin of
Minnesota chairman, selected Chicago as
the place and Tuesday, June 3, as the date
for holding the nomipating convention next
year, and fixed the same basis of represen-
tatlon as that heretofore ia vogue, viz: two
delegates from each Congressional district
and four from each State at Ia-re.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

81 That MANDAMUs SU1T.-The repeated fix
lngs and reassignments of the mandanus
case OF Louis Lefort Us. the parish of As
cension have furnished material for local
Item in every issue of the CHIEF during
several weeks past. and it is not improbable
that they will continue to do SO for some
weeks to come. As we noted in our last
number the case was assigned for a hearino
on Thursday, the Goth inst. Since then it.
has been reassigned for o'clock this after
noon, and as counsel for plaintiff and de-
PENDANT are in town the matter may posi-
bly, be brought to trial.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

SMALL Pox.-There has been one death
from small pox in Donaldsonvile this week,
the victim being the wife of Hon. Pierre
Landry, and the only new cases are two Of
Mr.. Landry's children. Two children were
taken down just after Mrs. Landry con-
tracted the disease and one of them should
nave been reported last week, but the case
did not come to our knowledge until after
the CHIEF had been issued. There are now
five small pox patients in town-three at
Mr. Landry's, Mrs. Antoine suares and the
coiored girl " Kioton and we understand
That they are all light cases.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22
a $2G Bible Prfx.

Inc publishers of Rutledae's Monthlv Offer.
WE'VE valuable rewards in their Month";, for
'anuafs' among which is the following:
we We Will give $50 to the person telling No how,
OF, T ah,es ahe werd Bethlehem occurs in ' tbs
S 81, ds,stameht Scriptures by January IN ISIS se
aaould Two or more correct answers ha loot s,
ce1 n the reward will be divided. The u r re-
ISL ISL p pe ropwat ta t. the winner January -
~ cents IN silver mo postage stanr, ,uSt stnd
M,th their answer. for which they viii
ade fofnary Hon!h!s, IL whic!, the name and
corr ct answer will be published and r. ai'd me
severn more valuable rewards will be atferad
ton. Pa. os etNf' t;ss-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

Judge j. M. Howell of Lafourche, whose
distinguished ability and probity of char
.acter received a fitting recognition in his
unanimous election as temporary chairman
of the Baton Rouge convention, is paying
brief visit to his esteemed son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. E. N. Pugh of Don
aldsonyiIle.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22
Cheap Tony,s Magnificent no,,,,,

90 to Cheap Tony before buying ezse.ctere
FOR bargains in his line of business. You aciu
tot Only make from rs to 40 per. cent by nar-
chas.ng your goods from him, but al acIo bmu
f.g ~; DoLLARs. north 'oitl have free number
i MAcHINE; Remember, the drasri,ag fyiH nos
tlretg tafe place as soon as all the numbers ,rs.
are all gone. 'e'''e fhcy
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

iHE BRIDGE LEAsnD.-A meeting of the
board OF Directors Of the Donaldsonvi,,e
bridge Company was held day for the
purpose of receiving proposals for the leasa
Oh the bridge fora term of one year or more
from the LIST of January, 1884. Mr.. T. r
.oulmby bid $4,000 for a lease of six wears
and his proposition was accepted. the n,es
ldent OF the company being authorized 70
'Sh'er INTO a formal contract with the lessee
conditioned to correspond with the ter,ns
OF the resolution adopted at the previous
meeting of the Board under which tho coll
Tor Dds was advertised in the town naners
oi last Saturday. The Board of Drectors
Will meet again next Saturday at noon
"heh The contract will be SIGNED Inv tho
president and the lessee. We conoratn,,ta
AL parties concerned upon the PLACING Of
.ne bridge in the hands of such response
oie ana careful gentleman as Mr.. Oujmbv
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

we are sincerely sorry to report the death
of Mrs. Amanda Landry wife of Hon. Pierre
Landry, Representative from this parish
IN the lower House of the General Assem-
Oily and Presiding Elder for the Baton Rouge
District of the Louisiana Conference, M.
=. Church. Mrs. Landry died Just before
daylight yesterday morning, of small box.
and owing TO the contagious character of
'he aisease she was buried shortly after
ward. She was good woman, warmly de-
voted to the interests of her family. and her
loss will be keenly felt by them. All who
were acquainted with the deceased will learn
with regret of her untimely death.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22
Lost.

day. A ss Z q ISL sss s eat 1mn office Thurs
r messon ,RHEOLVER IS caib ,used smith
WEAPON W "a be paid the deliver of the
formation g ealtor OF this paper, or for in
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

The drawing of NJ. Israel g. Co.'s new
,tombola is very near at hand. Only ten
days remain within which to secure tickets.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22
EstTay Notice

the ~ " Pm IN the village of Port Ra,,o,
TWO OLD MULES.
visible I'i bo ahd 1.-The the other bay with mn h,.
sas t5e hFs soa lie 81
n nrs are hereby notified to come The own
in default Of pay costs within the LEGAL d prove
Of aeeor;na =. weh the animals Will be ,s neay
'''isii of ascension. November ~ 1870.
ANTOINE RODRTGrE
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22
Saturday, December go, 's3.

To all the readers of the CHIEF we extend
"a hearty annual greeting, wishing them a
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

Senator Mafston, where do you stand
now?
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22


BASE BAhL.-The Wild and Tame Bows
had jng-handled game last Sunday which
resulted in victory for the Wild Bows bp
the subjoined score:
Wild Boys. Q IN u y ~ o.
Tame Boys i io-2o
;Beth mines were weak, several of the plav-
efs being afflicted with sore fingers. md
the cool weather made the holding of stiff
balls somewhat difficult hence the game
was not as spirited and interesting as usual
line Gore Combination played the Bren.
mans at the New Orleans park last Sunday
;. and n shut the Southern champions ont nv
the score of IS to 0. From all accounts +ho
brennans made poorer showing against
the professionals than our Nolans did
against the Brennans last September. On1v
one Brennan player reached first base dnr
ing the game, and he went there on called
balls.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22
ADVERTISEMENTS,
Wanted.

~ young married man VIII, c.n furn;sh
~ satisfactory proof of experience and COM
peaehGy, a situation as HOSTLER. Address b.
care OF the CHIEF, Donaidsonville. La Lev
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-12-22

VIC oIal1seu % mentlon in the proper
place that when the; report of the commit
tee on credentials had been adopted, Col.
'ohn .. Young of Caddo and MI. J. A. gny-
der of Bossier were placed in nomination
Tor permanent chairman of the convention.
ana the former was elected by vote Of
zz21a to l7675. This vote was at once ac-
cepted as an indication of the comnara-
tive strength of the rival factions. The
temporary secretaries were continued as
permanent secretarie1 Of the convention
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-27

Special Officer +, n. Edgell, of Chicago,
arrived yesterday morning before day time,
with Mr.. j. w. TTueax, before mentioned
in these columns, charged with embez1ling
$500 in January last, while a baggage.
master on the Texas q Pacific railroad from
Mineola to Milsap, entrusted to his care
to be delivered at Dallas Mr.. Trueax W. 8
interviewed this morning and made
himself very agreeable. He is apparently
quite young man, is of pleasant address
and courteous manners, of intelligence and
quite entertaining in his conversation. He
was very much affected by his situation
and tears fell freely from his eyes as he told
his story. lie said he went to work on the
road on the 10Th of January as baggage
master, and was in no way connected with
any express company. His wife was with
him, who he left at Dallas while he was at
work.
Towards the latter part of
January his wife was DESTROYS of
visiting her father at Combs city, Missis
sippi. He attained leave of absence and
took his wife to her fathers, and during
his absence engaged a man named Gus
Pickett to take his place during his alb
sence, and he and his wife left for Missis-
sippi on the 3lst OF January last, and arriv
ing there he remained a few days and then
alton on one of the roads running into that
city.
While in Chicago he was arrested without
knowing upon what cause, and he says
when he asked Officer Edgell upon what
charge the arrest was made, he was
answered with curses and vile abuse, Edgell
telling MIN he was liar if he denied
stealing $500 in Texas, and the officer CON
| tinued abusing him until made to desist by
a detective. He claims to have been very
careful with all moneys entrusted to his
care, and was particular to take receipt in
all instances from the person from
whom he took it and to whom he de.
livered it, but that his book of receipts
IS in the hands of the company. lie
says he aud the baggagemen OF Dallas, had
frequent difficulties about room for baggage
he put off.
He atlirms most absolutely that he is in
| nocent OF the charge made against him, az d
asserts he can prove his innocence.
He is OF fine family in Missouri, his father
at one time being state senator.
lie was yesterday admitted to bail by Justice
Kendall, in the sum of $500, which amount
he deposited for his bail, and he also paid
his lawyers in advance. Mrs. Trueax ar
rived Yesterday, and he and his vile will
remain in Dallas.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-27
GAINf>TON.
X abroad onicials Congregsting-Aets of
the Council-That small-po Case Etc,

X abroad Onicials Congregating-Aets of
the Counoil-That small pox Case, Etc.
GALVESTON, April 26.-ISpecial. l-Gener !
w. ]. Palmer, president of the Mexican
National railway, is expected TO arrive
from Mexico by the steamer Whitney to.
morrow. MT Walter Hepchman, presi-
dent of the Mexican National construction
company, is expected to arrive from New
York about the same time. They will be
met here by Mr.. Paul Bremond, of the
Houston, East Il West Texas narrow-gauge
railroad, and.General Gardner, general,man.
ager oi the Mexican National railway, are
now IN this city, and n conference will be
held between them on matters connected
with their railway interests.
The commission TO select site for the new
custom-house and post-oilice building, con-
sistlng oil Hon. James Dryer, OF San An
tonloi Colonel James G.. Tracy and Il. ID.
ashe, oil Houston, has arrived and have
taken quarters at the fremont hotel. The
commission will be here for several days,
and Will carefully consider any proposition
that may be made, by owners or agents OF
property, for furnishing the site. There
are quite a number of pieces of property
already offered to the government, and the
commission will have u very fair list to
oSicCt uUul.
ine c,ty council held special meeting
to'night for the purpose of filling vacan-
cles III the board of health caused by re.
slgnations or expirations of memberships,
so MS to be in II condition to carry into EFF.
iect quarantine regulations, which go into
effect the LIST of May.
Afer the election OF members of the
board of health the council made provisions
for the payment of city employees, who
nav" had no compensation since the LIST OF
March.
The anniversary exercises of the |. o. 0.
consisted ola street parade in the after.
noon and au address to the order at the
pavilion by Hon. John Harcourt, where
there is ball now in progress under their
auspices.
The negro woman afflicted with small
poX Is reported As dying tonight. Every
precaution is taken to prevent the spread
OF the disease by the health authorities.
Herbert f. White was arrested and Jailed
this evening torstealing the caring appare
OF Banch Lyon.
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt, fur
nished by the signal service in conjunction
with the several railways OF the state:
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-27
MERCuANTs' EXCHANGE.


IN Interview with President Oppsn-
heimer on Insurance.
Areporter of the tIERALDcalled yesterday
upon MIR, A, 0ppenhemor, president of the
Merchants Exchange, to ascertain his
views in regard to the insurance plan spo-
ken of in yesterdays HERALD.
Mr. Oppenheimer stated that 1t hau al
ways been the intention OF the founders Of
the Exchange to incorporate all features
which may be beneiiCient to its members
and while this insurance matter specially
had been IN contemplation, and would no
doubt he shortly adopted, still he considers
it best not to bring new subjects
before the Exchange until the
building is selected, and the building
itself we'll advanced. To the reporters
question as to what insurance plan he
would propose, Mr.. 0ppenhemer answered;
The only way that can see would be to
levy an assessment Of ST. per share upon
the death of member, and thus enable the
exchange to offer the widows heirs 81 900
for the membership. In short time, per
haps, this membership may be sold again,
anu the money realiz d could be held tor
the next loss. One great obstacle which
will have to be overcome is this; You are
aware that the MEMBERSHIPS are transfer
able, and otherwise the purchaser of amen
bership does not become member of the
exchange until elected by the board of
directors still cases may arise where n
sickly person may apply for membership,
and although the directors would not wish
to reject his application and thus deprive
him OF doing business under our exchange
rules, still would it be wise to elect
man when his health is in preCarous
condition. | have no doubt that this and
other obstacles will be overcome and
provided for when the matter will be
brought for action before the exchange.
Would the adoption of such plan en-
hance the value OF the membership"
"Most assuredly it would, and while
would not sell my share at any price, still
others who may be willing to sell, will have
no trouble in obtaining $500 as soon as the
bridging is completed"
The narrow guage road being now Sc
| cured, the future OF Dallas is such, that al
the shares thus far issued will be in activ,
demand by the grain and cotton dealers
and as the exchange itself will not issu,
any new shares Tor less than $1,000 so tn,
| present owners may realize $3.50 without
fearing competition from the exchange.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-04-27
How to Buy
BOYS CLOTHES

only rich enough to be iudir,,,.. '-'' ~
cost OF a thing it would b, e.,v - ' y =
Just what they want in the m,,,., :, y o'''
lfyou've ever tried it, you know N.Y. a'A 2
iai'"'y' Nothing is easier than to ,,,',, !
OF money in dressing yO1r boy. bn, ', -. !, =
Guilty is in the choosing. w u
one mother considers the beauty 0, 4,
garment another sarutinises tn, m,,'. NC ~
third estimates how twill look sfe, ', y
wear. '' sulaasl
We are wa'chful of all these detail, -.
experience enables us to determine u,.'
wear better than any one no, an e,D.r :, :
give you the benefit of our skin ana , ','' "
1t is safe to be guided by our judsm,, ~ : =.
goods wh'le exercising your own ta,,. :,
patterns and style of garment.
That we are honest in our desire fl ,,,...
eDlc'enty' ourreadiness to take back GOOD, :.
refund money is the best test.
We have also large stock of bov, ,,,.
caps and a full line of "fxiupsr fl, 49,.
boys.