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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-20
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@DR EUGENE De vAux. OF FRANCE
sou his never.failing remedy. .Satn,s's ce.,,
ON, restorative or vitslizer.H All srecteSwlr
s,stsons debility. loss of manhood ana All Mn.
,r diseases should at once procure HI sccular
shon.n ~,sn 70 earn the cause Of the diseases
, u OF through US by your dlrgsistorl yexptess
the never. falling remedy 'eAP'Nss
VRoWDVs, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
wholesae Druggists, Dallas, Texas.
'e'Sli al howell \ Bros and zaos To!l,yeg.
Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages, eo,h
anu Sh' binding 50 cents; same Ia paper SOW
p cents Manhood. 10 cents; womanAood
cents; pamphlet S cents securely sealed h
a,al- send money or postage stamps. DR..
"hi , TIER the great specialist, si7 ST. Charles
street. ST Louis, No.
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HEAVY.
hENz51'he Blade this evening
g9YSy of the damage in.
NJ Showing the aggregate
kl IN was believed TO be the
" he largest portion of the
IN J bridges and docks. 1t
w TO repair the bridges, $685.
IN iiddle ground IN az good
~, the flood, and about $l0,-
NJ Q docks. Losses ofmerchan-
NA logs cd lumber, are rela-
", and will not exceed, it is
I'M 900 The expense of moving
I'm, Of safety is the next most Sc
hind will aggregate $4,000 or
\%Ixa THEIR BRETHREN.
II LIS. IND, Feb. l9.-The tele-
NTndiana organized. here tonight
Q,ef of the fraternity along the
In this state who may need as.
elegraphers desiring to contrib
Unit to s. l.. Douglas, treasurer,
.perintendent j. f, Wallick, In
IN ARKANSAS,
E2ock, Feb. l9.-The Arkansas
il twenty two feet and still
{ it Is believed will be on
morrow. The Mississippi rose
Arkansas City, eleven inches
F.-10 feet on the guage. As q pre-.
y measure, the rolling stock on
B Rock & Mississippi River railroad
removed from Arkansas City.
ar from Ten Bayou has begun to
Rowland ten miles back Of here, the
erminus of the Memphis e. Little
lroad, but no damage has been
RrsuMINo BUSINESS.
MATT, O., Feb. l9.-Though the re-
mitlee has signiiied no further
help is needed, contributions still
7. II. Vanderbilt, of NewYork, to-day
Captain George n. Stone, gave
rhe relief work continues una.
School-houses are still used
|ging the homeless and will
me time, us the houses are too wet
occupied for days. An i'm.
amount of work Is being
leaning up in the business houses,
,oding water being closely fol-
by the resumption of bust.
lore freight is offered at such
as carry than can be
|. The gas company is through
ms manufactured. They found it
lie 20 get water. from the mains.
AZ the citv tomorrow night.
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GALVESTON, Feb. l9,-tSpecial. THE ST.
preme court reversed and remanded; H., Il.
& W. T. railway VS.. Grimsteaa, from Har-
ris county; Baker VS.. WATSON, from Harris
county: Dunman VS.. Mathis & Fulton,
from Arkansas county Houston county VS..
Dryer, from Houston county; Tudor Vs.
Mayo, from Lamar county. Affirmed (:
Wootors VS.. Smith ct al, from Houston
county.
Weather bulletin, for the cotton belt, fur.
nished by the signal service in conjunction
with the several railways of the state:
May Tp,np Min Tptnn paipfoI1
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FOR. y2.
n"4.53rd~ ~"~
In the city Of Louisville. on
: ednesds ", Feb. 20, 1883.
Hese drawings occur on the last day OF each

fhese drawings occur on the last day OF each
9TH Sundays excepted Repeated adiudca.
Gold was by tho Federal and state Courts have
mostly talked this company beyond the controversy of
iaples of Plaw, To This company belongs the sole
the Aroonar Of having inauguraed the only plan by
bistory Of u their drawings are proven honest and
n n,sioty ~ OIL beyond question.
EASTERN rlRP-The Company has now hand large
ilny Cyrual and resgtvo fund. Read carefully the
pounds of cd price a.. the
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-20
ORM sn WARN Err
DEALERS IN
.idden's

]. 9. Russell, an old
from South Carolina, ht
grocery store, 1907 Elm
the patronage Of the pee
country,
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Legislative Points.

DISTINCTION, Feb. l0.-The joint
luton offered in the house
hammer to provide for the equitable dis.
ltion of the surplus money
the United States treasury
forth In the preamble that the amount
,yenue now being collected is greatly
excess OF the needs Of the country.
declares IL expedient to repeaI
internal taxes except those
LIQUORS, and directs all surplus In the
sury after the redemption OF bonds due
DO divided among the states, to DO APP
a by them to the payments OF state
q and that 800, 000. 900 from the surplus
IN the treasury be 80 divided
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1883-02-20

CLEVELAND, o., Feb. l9.-The Republic
Mining company to-day attached the
Brown Bonnel company's works at
Youngstown for $50, 900,
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FEBRUARY DRAWING.
Tickots, S2i Half T!ckota,s1
kntr. SNNi khTt nhatN ALDO.

oney or bank drafl In letter, or send
Don't send by registered lcttur OF
order. Orders OF s5 and upward ty
h be sent at our expense Address al
!. NJ. B0ARDMAE, Courier-Jonsn.l
lonisvillo. XIV
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eXacted from
amounted to P prii
Gold also eau p 1T ,
Nile from NprriE,
called Asturip hi:
most gold is fl'ri,
following inserts
Velha, Port1riiil
turned his thaLIiI,,
mitted him to ii,
pounds OF gold,I.
have ceased TO
several Englisu.'
been unsucces :
Silesia and Tyrd,
and the receding
old mines to be i,
Italian side, at NJ
Val Anssca, 60
to-day, although
The only works
kremnitz, Hung
safely asserted u
exhausted in this
Monthly.
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GlgRE YOURSELF!

~ nehrnnan', ,ycs,abc Cnra,l,cy v-rran,se ,o rcs
in'niy ture oil torms of kprstait1rrisa on St,slnal
Nenhnr,s. General Debility, ipvi,ney ctc and rs,orct
"lo,. Fever" and brings hatf the "Scuihi Veo," Q.
uccs IN from two 10 seven weeks tne Ihisnm,dy wiih
has been u'cd by Dr. Bohangn IN hi, private pacc ia
over thirty years, was never known 10 f In curing sca
The MOIST CASES. II givos vitality aud imparts sncf/
WIN wonderful ciieet 70 those nide-upcl mn wao ic,V
weahnesi beyond their yearo is lnylgorn OK prppcr
are islt " once. Young men iuferin. nom he cons,
suertrs Of that drtadhy de sucti,c habit Of stlf Arr
gan we tnls medicine With the asgaacc OF srersy pir
iBkNAhkhT cure. The pattn, gan, strength and e.A;-
v,y o. spirits Of once, as als dacgyon the naIs I'D
ga ~ soothing and healthy tonic mud anodync 10 ~
hkd seminal ,slolcs and ira,gd duts. npaftng IVA
rnt lone and restoring them 10 tr natural a'c tic rsr
n u the bancl rol 1i nc,rl be,l lnlulgpd in, I'M
.nftdcno rchmnic PRODUCTIONS ot ranc-hnrkh roo.1
hcrni ctc, and mr specific for the ulo stiscasrs.
rE-Ptlcc Five Dollars, stnt with MAJ drttons e- ia
ey address, Tor sale only Of Dr. A, bo,annail. .l,s
~ ~ North ii,th srrf' between Wshron aycnuo AM
,uFpI Bs "ircail,o on Special Dsep,,," Which gives
clean delincnon OF the nature cause, nnomn n,s,ns "a
cure, etc, of SYPHILIS SEMINAL hLihNIss E.,s .,u,
flu.k to any aidrcss upon receipt ofonc stamp
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CAPITAL PRIZE Sic. 600
1867 Fries, amounting to. ...,.....
(tERTIE A. Ann,

we 90 hereby certify that we supervise the
arrangements rail- the monthly and sem. Sp.
rua, piawings OF the Louisiana State Lottery
the drawings themselves, and that The sans ara
conducted cii with honesty, fairness and in rond
ialth toward allparties. We authorize e ,Se
company TO use THIS certificate with fac-simile,
., our signatures attached. in it's advertise.
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~, ding peMtentiaries or reformatorIes
Pending discussion the senate a,iionr,,.a
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STATE OF TExAs.
burglars enter

sssis .ss ssSs tsS;. MI day sxS; sa,,,
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12
Martindaie.

A. B. Chenoweth aud son have purchased
the property in Martindale formerly owned
by D. E. Cochreham, at the sum Of $1,000.
They will erect a new grocery house and use
the old one for dry goods only.
Frank Sullivan, formerly of Virginia and
late of San Antonio, is now in our midst il
the employ of G. Il. West.
Mrs. Reed, wife of A. Reed of this county
met with misfortune some time since
While walking about the yard, she got her
foot fastened in some wire, fell aud broke
her arm just above the wrist.
The little candy stew given at the resi-
dence of w. r. Crocket by the boarders W
quite lively affair.
Maj. A. Reed, informs ma that be ginned
1OlO bales of cotton up TO Monday Of last
week. at which time he closed his gin for
this season. MUD CAR
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12
From st. Louis.
Sr. LOUIS, April 9TH,

Sr. LOUIS, April 18th, 1888.
Ed. FREE Press + Your readers doubtless
remember the celebrated case of Charles
Kring who has been confined in our city Jail
for the extraordinary period of years.
This man killed Mrs. Dora Br@smer under
circumstances peculiarly blood-curdling
This event occurred nearly years ago, and
the numberless trials aud mis,trials, convic-
tions and appeals and reversals to its final
decision in the Supreme Court of the United
States, make a large volume of interesting
reading, and illustrates forcibly, 'the glori-
GUS uncertainty of the law" The court OF
last resort by majority..of one have decided
after years of it legation, that Kring's
objections to hanging, based upon alleged.
violations of the federal constitution, by the
state court are we'll taken, and this criminal
will be released in few days, as the solemn
mandate of the U. s. Supreme Court makes.
it impossible for the States Attorney to de-
eide what to do.
St. Louis has added another week of
W lto ICo ICSohus WV oASiAN
was shot and killed by Albert Wing at No.
1875 Pine Street yesterday, ayoung woman,
the treacherous and criminal cause OF the
murder, is held with Wing to answer. All
the parties are young and belong to promi :
nent and highly respectable families at
Owensborough Kentucky.
Two men named Weurl and Luddon, were
killed upon our public streets yesterday,
both wanton and brutal murders caused by
that awful dislurber of this poor worlds
peace-whiskey,
The startling confessions of an ex-mem-
ber of our municipal assembly shows con-
diton of bribery and corruption in the city
hall which is almost incredible. The pay
of delegate" to our municipal assembly
or council is three hundred dollars year
only, yet it seems one of the members made
over ten thousand dollars in one transaction,
and bribes of 81, 900 to $1,000 for import
ant bills and measures are not unusual.
the members have in several instances actu-
ally caused the arrest and conviction of un-.
suspecting citizens for violations of city or
dinances, and then received half the fine to
obtain remit of the whole by thei1 in
fuence with the Mayor. CARL SMYTHE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12
From Mexico.
NIoNTEREY, April B, 18

MONTEREY, April 3, 1888.
EDITOR FREE PRESS: AS ! have not seen
FREE PRESS for six weeks ] am anxious to
hear through its columns from my home
and it's many friends at San Marcos and
country. around. There is no place and
people like San Marcos to me.
am forty miles west of Monterey, Mex.
l have contract on the M. N. Il. Road of
ten miles, am working about 600 men and
100 teams. I am getting along rapidly,
considering the heavy rock work.
Mr.. j. II. Horn, (better known as "Old
Grizzly") is my walking boss, and he is
pushing the work rapidly. This part of the
country is very broken and mountainous,
and full of minerals. I have been digging
up some fine specimens in the construction
of the road bed, but have no time to look
after mines or minerals now; all my time is
occupied with my work.
Please send me the FREE PRESS to Monte
rey, Mex. II will have to be prepaid and
expect it will take cents TO pay it, but !
will pay all charges. W.S. GULLETr.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12
Science Hall.

Father Gatlin goeth about like roaring
lion seeking for money to build the NJ L.
church at Du Pre-. and he gets it too.
Mr.. Tom Franks and Hiss Lizzie Sings
have entered one Of the united states, since
last wrote. Long may they wave.
pure hearted noble minded young gen
t,eInan is about 70 open a saloon at Du Pre-.
There, nov. can Siftings beat thAts
A little sunshine has developed what vas
suspected all the time, l. z. Science Han
Sunday school is as fan Of vitality as ever
Dr. Yong orgauizsd a Temperance ooncl
Of Ct member at Du Pre- yesterday. on Tie
9th nit. also council Of IS members a.
KYLE iast night The Doctor IS a good one.
he j. 'eh5eh" PEHIops.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12
International Railroad Election.

PALESTINE. April AT the annual meet
ing of stockholders Of the international rail
way held this morning at headquarters here,
the following were elected directors for the
ensuing year: Jay Gould, Il. 5. Hayes, Ira
n. Evans. T. W. Pearsall, General Sloan,
James A. Baker, T. a. Rice. Russell Hard
ing. w. T.. Maxwell The directors chosen
were jay Gould. president X S. Hayes
first vice president I. W. Peansall, second
vice president; d. S. II Smith, secretary
and treasurer: W. r. Maxwell. assistant
secretary. and II. B. Henson assistant treas
urer. The stockholders confirmed and ap-
prorei the lease Of the Galveston. Houston
and Henderson road. and authorized the
guarau.es Of the principal and interest on
two millions Of bonds issued b that road
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12

Busness Cards, one inch or less, one year. % 90
Gard. in Business Directory. one year, " 90
egal and Transient Advertisements will be
.,.,rsd One Dollar per square for the first in
.,,;op. and Fifty Cents per square for each addi-
,,or., insertion. A square Is the space OF one
,.,h fractional squares will be counted as full
squares.
I1csl and Business Notices will be charged ten
cont, per line for the first insertion, and eight
cents per line for each additional insertion.
Announcing candidates for office, county, SOC
For District or State offices, s,............. 1000
obituary notices Of over ten lines charged at
,ne half Advertising rates.
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Free Press.

RATES OFSJ,BSCRIPTI0N
One year, in advance e''''''''''''''''''''''"ss 90
sx months -
r..s months .......... .....'..... 10
pATES or ADVERTISING.
o,s souare, ole insertion 81 oO; each addition
.,,;ou uuder one month. so cents per square.
l mo. 3mos. 8mos. ~ mos
.-----.,e----.....I$ $25OI$ 500 II 8 500 . 1000
500 700 1000 Is 20
=, 6OC 800 1910 1000
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12

Is a compOund of the virtues OF SaTSapaiti-
Ia, stillingia, mandrake, yellow dock, WIN
the iOdide of potash ana IRON, AL powerful
b,oud-making, blood-cleansing, and ilie-si'S-
tanning elements. 1t is the p,,reSt, safest,
aud most etfectua altera've medicine
known or available TO the public. Ihe SCI
ences of medicine and chemistry nave never
nrodured so valuable IA remedy, nor one :"
potent to cure all diseases resulting rom
impure blood. 1t cures Srrof"ia ana
all scrofulous diseases, f-F$ sipe!t'H,
Rose. or st. Anthony's fire, ri;fpics
and Face-grubs, PustuieS, E!otchea'
Rolls. TUmors, Tetter, Iumofs'
Salt Rheum, Scaid-head, Rin2-"cfit;
IJIcers. Sores, rheumatism, Mercufiai
Disease, Neuralgia, temaie NSaN-
nesses and Irregularities, Jhuhtuce'
Affections of the Liver. Dyspepsl'''
Emaciation, aud General Beniih'5'
Bv its searching and cleansing l"aii'it'
IL nuroes out the foul corruptiohS WIZ"
contanliuate the blood aud cause deTahge-
,,oa,,t ,nI derav. 1t stimulates and en!lvenS
the vital functions, promotes energy am.
strength, restores and preserves hcaI' II, anu
infl,s,.s new life and vigur Throughout INC
yhoIp SYSTEM No sufferer from any us
ease which arises from impurlly oi .no
lloDl need despair who Wall give hhEh
SARsAPARILLA fair trlai'
1t is folly to experiment with the nl,lngl lil'il
ons low-priced mixtures, OF cheap lllaiel ,din,
and without medicinal virtues, offered as
blood-purifers, while disease becomes more
firmly seated. AYERS SARsArAkiLLA - SO a
medicine of such concentrated curallNe
nover. that it is by far the best cneales.'
and most reliable blood-purIher kiom WI u
PHYSICIANS know its composition anu I,Ie-
i,.r;I,s II II has been widely used for iorty
vsars. and has won the unquailnen 60
,ence of millions whom it has benefited
Prepared by Or. j. G. Aver & Co..
practical and Analytical Chemists
Lowell, Mass.
SOLD ~ All DRUGGISTS EVERrWhEhL-
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1883-04-12
Planning viii etc.

j LASISSs CO. sa.p sooih Siss Raiirosa De-
~ sr5ainizg ctrsslfE-'s LszssT TAro-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-21

1t was jackson Harris, and not Robert
King, who was shot in the eye by Narcisse
Bethlehem at the Lnwood place Sunday
before last. king was in the house with
Bethlehem when the shooting took place
TO effect an entrance. The wounded man is
said to be i'll critical condition and from
what we hear.it is scarcely probable that
he can survive. DIR. A. C. Love has been
directed by order of the District Court to
visit Harris and make report concerning
his condition.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-21

Mr.. f. P. Jones. an expert blacksmith,
horse sheer, and maker and repairer of
wagons, carts, carriages, etc. las secured
the shop formerly occupied By Mr.. Joseph
Ferrier, opposite the public square, aud is
now prepared to execute with promptness
and to the full satisfaction of patrons all or
ders for work in his line which may be en-
trusted to him. Mr.. Jones solicits the par
ticular attention cfplanters to his announce
ment aud asks the,a to give him trial. He
feclssconfdent that be will give such com
plete satisfaction, both il the quality Of his
work and in the prices charged, that none
who patronize him once viii care TO go else
where afterwards.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-21

Some unexpected proceedings i'll the suit
entitled President and Board of Church
Nardens of the Roman Catholic Congrega-
ton of Ascension ct ais Us. Right Rev. N. j.
Perche, Bishop, ct ais, will be found detailed
in our report of the business transacted by
the District Court during the current week.
That the defendants should move to dismiss
the appeal taken from the decree rendered
by Judge Cheevers revoking his order of
recusation, will not excite surprise, but
their motion to join plaintiffs in asking fer
tho appointment of Judge ad hoe will no
doubt be inexplicable to majority of those
who have watched the progress of the case
up to this time. When plaintiffs filed
similar motion, il vas indirectly opposed by
counsel for defendants, who took the posi-
ton that there were no legal grounds for
the recusation of the Judge. We say in
directly, because the revocatory decree was
suggested by one of the attorneys for the
defense in the capacity of our an,icus enriee
before he had appeared in the case as coun-
sci of record. Whether this apparent re-
tracing of their steps is to be construed as
an acknowledgement of error, or whether it
had some Interior purpose not shown on its
face, are points which will perhaps be made
clear by the trial of the two motions fixed
for yesterday-one to dismiss the appeal of
plaintiffs, tho other to have an attorney at
law appointed Judge ad hoc-the result of
which we may not be able to report until
next week. Defendants in this Cause celcbre
are represented by Messrs. Jno. II. Ilsley,
Bcrault & Legendre and P. E. Theard &
Sons, an array of counsel that ought to
secure the most skillful conduct of their
side of the litigation.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-21

More than thirty members of the Donald
tsonville Lodge,K of H, were present at the
meeting Of Tuesday evening, and the pro-
ceeai1lgs were Of highly interesting char
acter. Two knights presented withdrawal
cards from New Orleans lodges, desiring to
be placed on the roll of tie Donal dsonville
organization, and degrees were conferred
upon eight applicants for admission. This
increases the membership to about 10, with
number Of applications pending for Goa
sidcration.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-21

The joint committee of arrangements for
tile approaching firemen's celebration has
chosen Mr. Christian Kline as grand mar
shall for the parade, with Messrs. A. D..
Vega and Fulgence Bourgeois as his aids
all admirable selections. Invitations to
participate in the celebration have been
extended to four New Orleans companies
Jefferson %, Trad Ferry II, Louisiana 10
and Washington Hook and Ladder l of the
Algiers district-and also to tue fremen of
Paqucmine and Napoleonvile. A supper
will take place at Hook and Ladder Hall
just after the parade, at which the Phoenix
and Ascension companies will entertain
their visitors and honorary members. The
following ball committees have been APP
pointed:
Iacitation-Alfred Levy. chairman; A. j.
Bethancourt, c. Kline, S. Goette, Jr.
Exceptional. E. Bentley, chairman; DR.
Jno. E. Duffel, L. w. Cook, Jules A. Con
dram.
Floor Mamagers-P. Klopman, chairman
Charles Maurin, j. NJ Koating, Jacob Blum.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-21
HOTEL ARRIVALS
At the Town of DonaidsonyIIe for the Week
Ending Yesterday.

E0uInS
ROBT. E. LEE-F. Lamoutee, Robt. s. Ian
dry, Raph Levy. Chas. Levy, VIM. Holloway,
NJ. Bloch Tom Garrett, New Orleans; J. F.
Edwards. Atlanta, Ga; G. J. Lee, Hiram H.
Carver, New Orleans: J. Y. Gilmore, New Iberia;
j. e. Refine, Numa Hanel, NJ. D.. St. James;
Frank L. Gordon. Y. J. Dufour c. Hirsch. J.
NJ. Bleuler. New Orleans; Chas: Young. Conces-
sion, La; Alfred Reynaud, st. John: Z. L.
Lucas. New Orleans; Geo. l.. Scannell, Vicks-
burg; James F. Gif.en, Few Orleans.
PEEP-O'-DAY-JosephR issot, J. B. Clements,
W. Q. Pomarede, New Orleans: Esteve Melan-
con, Pointe Coupee; Edw. Beverages. Geo. 4.
Gamer, Assumption; P. W. Willis. st. John. P.
Y Ives. st. James: W. C. Hill. Austin. Texss
Chas. Riyerton, Selma, Ala; Will H. Elder,
Greenville. Miss; c. L. Norwood. Henri Mo-
rasse, New Orleans.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-21
TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY

Recorded in the Clerk and Recorders Office,
Ascension parish, During the past Week.
Alexandra Marchand, Jr., to Raphael Bel
ton on the left bank of the Mississippi river,
six miles above Donaldsonville. together with
undivided half of mules, agricultural imple-
ments and all the buildings and improvements.
S6372 %.
P. A. Jones, Sheriff. to Mrs. Olivia Mirre,
tract of land on the left bank of the Mississippi
river about six miles above Donaldsonyille,
together with buildings and Improvements,
$1,000.
James W. Lester to ". W. Buford, retroces-
sion of two fractional lots of ground in Port
Barrow, corner Second and Pine streets. valued
at SIS7 80.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1883-04-21

We publish in this number of the CHIEF
The charter Or act of incorporation of the
True Friends Mutual Benevolent Associa-
ton, society whose members represent the
best elements of our colored population.
The Association has been organized and in
successful operation for about two years,
but was only last week incorporated under
legal forms We trust it will thrive and
increase, for its objects and purposes are of
the worthiest character.