Two Dollars a Year.

OUR NEW ORLEAYS LETTER,Items of Interest from the Crescent City

by Our Regular Correspondent.NEw OJtLEAsS, August 1, 1882.

BDITOr CHIEF;

Much indignation is professed by theDemocratic parish committee at an ex-posure of ballot box stmuling, and themourbon press-which vouchsafed not a

word at the disgraceful stuffing done inthe thirteenth and lourteenth wards at tiherecent election for a member of the House-are preaching and fnumilng about the,purity of elections. This alleget stuffing

wans done at thti recment primlary electionin Algiers (fifteenth ward) held Saturdayweek. Heon. E. Quinti and one P. Hiea-nessey charge each other with the act.This ward is very largely Republican,and as it is imnpossiblo for a Democrat tobe elected there by a fair election, Mr.

llilllln's guilt can be pre-supposed. Aconmmittee of five has been appointedfront the parish conmmittee to investigatethe affair and some flattering (I) disclos-ures are expected.

The Board of levee conlnlissioners forthe fourth levee district has levied anextra tax of five mills on the dollar uponall taxable property in the district. ILis thought by the State Engineers thateven this amount will not cover all ne-cessary expenses, aud without the gen-eral government colnes to our aid, thesugar parishes will be left to the mercyof another rise of the great nationalhighway, the Mississippi river.

The most disastrous fire which has oc-curred here since the war, took place onSunday morning. In the block wherethe old standing firm of E. J. Hart doesbusiness, $250,000 worth of property waslaid in ashes. S. Hernsheim & Co.'stobacco house loses over $100,000 by thecatastrophe, which is fully covered byinsurance; the other losses are: JohnNelson & Co., $50,000, Harrison & Betti-son, about $5000. J. B. Camors, $10,000,and J. G. Pascal & Co. $6000. Thebuildings, which belonged to the Poy-dras Orphan Asylum, are a total wreck.At this time it is impossible to fuilly esti-inmate the loss. The foreign insurance

companies hold most of the risks.The Pickwick club have now under

,consideration plans for their new build-ing which will shortly be erected at thecorner of Carondelet and Canal streets.It will extend sixty-four feet on Canal,

* and one hundred and thirty feet on Car-ondelet, and will be about ninety feet

: high. It is said that Messrs. Hiusdale &Marble are the lucky contractors who

'bave drawn the winning card; enoughis known to warrant the statement thata magnificent and palatial building will

Sshortly adorn the chosen corner. No ex-Ipense will be spared in making the clubhouse equal if not superior to any onthis continent.

News keeps coining into the Granitebuilding from all quarters to the effectthat Kellogg delegates have been electedin most of the parishes of the Third Dis-trict. Beattie seems to be putting hiscase in the hands of the people, and isevidently ignoring the action of the colt-

Svention. He is an enigma to the Solons-of the Custom-HIouse, who pretend toshow that he is a beaten man already.

SE. John Ellis is to be endorsed in theSecond District and will support Kelloggfor Speaker of the next House.

S Yours truly, W. H. Y.

A Good Foundation.In American houisehollds tile prevailing

complluinlts are woeukeess of the stomllach andits consequences, Indigestion, Nervousnes

.andi Rheumatism. Such sufferers can lay agood foundation for health by using Par-her's Ginger Tonic as it tones up the stomach

:and nerves, and keeps the kidneys active to•carry off the foul matter.-N. 0. Picayune.

Beware of Imitations.The delicate odor of Floreston Cologne is;

entirely novel. Look for signatures of lls-cox & Co., N. T., on each bottle.

WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED

POPULARITY OF

Allcock's Porous Plasters ?:Because they have proved themselvesthe Best External Remedy ever inven-ted. They will cure asthma, colds,coughs, rheumatism, neuralgia, and any

.local pains.

Applied to the small of the back theyare infallible in Back-Ache, Nervous

.Debility, and all Kidney troubles; to thepit of the stomach they are a sure curefor Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint.

ALLCOCI'S POROUS

PLA~ STERS are painless, fra-

grant and quick to cure. Beware ofimitations that blister and burn. GetALLCOCK'S, the only Genuine PorousPlaster.

PRICKIY

BITTERSThe nmajority of the ills of the human

-body arise frao. a deraiye,fement of theLiver, afftcting lO th the stomach andbowels. 1,i ord, r to-effct a cure, it isnecessart to remcore the cause.- Irregu-tiar and Slglyyish acrtic: of the Bowels,leadache Bick ness at tihe Stomaeh, Painin the Baek and Lotoi,etc., indioate thatthe Liver is at fault, and that nature re-quiresis5sistanee to enable this 2rgan tothrow of impurities. -

Prickly Ash Bittersarsespeciallycompounded fol thts purpose. They areaiid in their aceton. and effective as a

cure; arc pleasant to the taste and takeneasily by both childrcn and adults. 2a-ken accordtinil to directions, they are asafe andplrasa n t eurefor Dyepepla,General Dleblity, HIabitual Co-estipation, Diseased Kid•tlys,etc., etc. As a Booa Puriieir theaare sulerior to cany other medietne;elearsing th; systemn thoroughly, andimpartilig snew life and eniergf to the i,-calid. It is a piedicine

• and not an

intoxicatiog benera•ye.

ASK TOUR 5R888UST FOR PRIriLi AShi BITTERS,and take no other. PRICE. $1.00 per'Nottle.

PRICKLY ASHI BITTERS CO.,SOLE PROPRIETORS3 r.o-es City, .Io.

List of Delinquent Tax Payers--OP THEE-

Town of Donaldso ille.-0-------

COLLECTOnR'S OFFICE, DONALDSONVILLE, LA., August 5, 1882.

The following list of delinquent tax and license payers is published pursuantto a resolution of the Town Council of Donaldsonville adopted .Juno 7, 1882.

All persons who have not.paid their TAXES ANK LICENSES are hereby noti-

fied that unless the same be paid within ONE WEEK after the first publication

hereof, collection will be enforced by legal process and costs of suit will be added

to the original indebtedness of each delinquunt. E. A. RAMIREZ,Town Tax Collector.

Ayraud, John F...... $2 00Amsleuy, Adam ........ 1 00Alera, Ant ... .... 1 00Arthur, Victor........ 2 00Anthony, A .......... 50Alexander, 8.......... 1 00Angelin ............ 50Adams, Ben ........ 8 20Augustin, Mrs 11 B.. 50Acosta, P............ 2 00

S............ 1... 25Acosta, Widow....... 50Ashby, Juno...... .. 1 60Arnaud, Jos Sr.......8 9,0Antoine, Chats........ 15Argard, J N .......... 75Andrew, Chas ........ 75Acosta, Cat melite..... 18Adam, Mary..... ... 1 50Acosta, 11............. 38Ashby, Wmn.......... . 35Adam, Aliso.......... 20

Billeisen, Joseph...... 14 00.. " ...... 2 00

Bourdier, Heirs of.... 10 45Baker, (C Kline)...... 8 10Bercegeay, August (E

N Pugh).......... 2 0030 78

Barrd, E ............. 1 50................. 1 75

Barr6, Charles ....... 2 00Brooks, J............. 1 00Benjamin, P.......... 1 00Butler, J.............. 60Burke, Ml............. 3 50Bercegeay, August.... 3 50

. 2 50Burref, H............. 20Blackman, Juto....... 2 00Bailey, M............. I 00Brown, Wim.......... I 15Balmon, A............ 1 00Braud, Mrs........... 4 00Burbridge, Jos......... 75Bray, J .............. 70Babin, Felix.......... 3 00Brown. Ph............ 75Babin, Zepherin...... 33Bradford, Mrs It I1... 28 10Barr6, Theodule...... 7 33Braud, Nolbert....... 2 50Benjamin, Ozema..... 23Butler, Dennis........ 40Brown, Ed............. 25Bercier, Manuel...... 1 00Bolan, Ben............ 15Brooks, Levy......... (15Bust, Mrs Geo........ 13Beverly. James ....... 18Baley, Jacob.......... 40Barrow, Littleton..... 30Bradtford, Jos......... 4 15Butler, Lucy.......... 2 50Bradford, Jos......... 15Bergeron, Fulgence... 12 60Baptiste, Frank....... 50Baker, C [C Kline].... 1 60Baquoi, Henry........ 3 20Brown, Mrs Celestine. 2 10Baptiste, Eugene..... 23Blunm, Mrs Melina..... 48Barre, Joi ........... 33ihuland, D)avid ........ 20Bonling, Mrs Sarah... 25Babin, Demon........ 40

Canghlin, Mrs Mata.... 5 20Ch\evers, John A..... 8 45Comstock, 1'.......... 1 03Carroll. E G.......... 80)Chandlcr, F........... 35Charles, Antoiu ...... 23Cire,. Omer............ 12 70Casimir, Wid Martin.. 14 60Carroll, J & Co....... 8 60Conics, Widow...:.... 6 00

. 825Coquille, Robert..... 1 50Cite, J .M Schonbergj 4 50

17 00Cohn, Emile.......... 18 28Catlield, P............ 4 00Catholic Corporation,.343 ?Clmcentt , J ........... 2 SOChester, 1'............ 1 35Charles, J............ 1 45Clara.................. 50Charles, F ............ 90Caille. Valsin [Lauc. V

Maurin i........... 2 50Chat i an.............. 50Carter, 1.............. 1 00Cox, Ed.............. 1 05Cire, Jois.............. 15 00Carroll, Madison....... 10Carroll, Jonas......... 1 48Carroll. Augustus..... 20Claiborne. Hlenry..... 30Cauield, Jamues....... 1 13Claverie, J J.......... 6 50Claverie, Dr iB........ 7 50Carter, Joseph ....... 10Clement, Jos.......... 50Cire. sue ,of Anai..... 19 20Charles. Marchall...... 30Charles, Autoine...... 48Coss, Robert.......... 33Clement, Adam....... 30Crcolis, Baptiste...... 30

1)uffl, Fred. ........ 39 G3Duffel, Wid A.... .... 12 00i)ecutire, Widow ..... 3 00

Dunas, Widow Ulger.. 14 00Donaldson, Scott...... 1 53l)avis, A.............. 50DeInessmne, scar....- 1 50Dupart, Ulger........ 2 00

201Dugas, Mrs VilCor.... 4 00

l)avis, Delia.......... 25IDavis, Warner......... 25DInanuge, Pai......... 10Davis, Edmund....... 15Dhuiinique, Lalio...... 20Diez. Antoinet......... 00!)ugas, .Joscpi ....... 2t1)av is. Catherine...... 18l)elgardo, Js.......... 13Day, Mrs Eluma...... 18

Egans, ............... ,50Emsley. Valentin..... 501'tpps, Chapman....... isErris, Lue............ 23

Fortier, Suc'n Lestang(A longeau)..... 1 50

Ferrier, Jos agent .... 9 1080

Francois, Alexis...... 20Francois, Joli........ 1 00Fcitel, G.............. 48Fernandez, Thltephlile. 6Guedry, Leon......... 50(ilhdj. \Vidow'....... 4 25(Grilht, Adulphe....... 4 85Cre( n, S.............. 50

G aiton,.............. 75Gale, E ............... 85itbriiel, Widow....... 125

GrIahamn,..............- 2 08Green, 8 ... .It..... 1 00(Graham, S........... 2 00Guigou, Alftred....... 3 00Giles. F................ 50Giraham, J............ 75G.ilt'ut, Autuine..... 1 50Gireen, I'hil.......... 1 75(r'een. WVillis......... 77Gecks, Charles........ 5 00Genazzini, (Jo lceard). 5 00

A.......... 10 00Gust. L............... 3 75Gaspard, Messina..... 2 00Godchaux, Leon...... 34 50Grilli. Adollihe...... 1 00G;rahamu, Jthn........ 25G:ingry, Widow A..... 34 35Gaines, Alex........... 10(Gould & W\infrec..... 1 50Gondran, Jos Jr...... 2 60Gtisclard, Jos......... 1 50Unudin, Cel:ntin...... 3 00Grimes, Sampson..... 13(ondrain, Jos......... 31 70

ohzalez, D)esire...... 1 43(dlats, Edward......... 40(Ceut.il, D)oiuinique.... I 00Grahlaii, Mosts ...... 08G;ciger, Phlillip......... ..GilIatran, Jules....... 35Gauthreaux, G ,Jr..... 18Cniitlhreaux, Jts D).... 25(aunlet, Jos N........ I 10

Hatkinson, Wid estate 1 50Jiiss, Jos town lote.... 15 50

Hettor, W.....-...... 1 7Hayes, Nathan....... 2 0Harrisen .............. 6(Hall, Walkin........ I 7(FHarp.John...... ..... 6(iIlatkinson, estate..... 2 0(

, " .... 4 0(Iloting. A............ 1 OfHarris, Leon. . 3:Howell, Richmond.... 22Harp, Mrs Alexandrino 5 5(

1, 1 3 81

Harry, L [E N PughJ. 1Hubeaud, Paul D..... 7Hether, Mrs Henry.... 3 2

.1C

IIether, Henry....... 14 8-., . .. . 2 3c

Henderson, Louis..... 23Howell, Henry..... O0Howard, Mrs Hecker-. 1 1C

Israel, Mrs C B........ 18 0(Israel, M sue. bal. due 4 01,, 1 1 2 0C

leard, Joseph ..... 5 0O.. ,, ......... l6 :3

Johnson Institute,.... 5 5C.. 3 5C

Jambois, Victor....... 5 02Jerry, James & Co.... 8 5!Jefferson, D...........1 61Jones, J. [E N Pugh

agent ........... 3 25James, B............. 5Johnson, J.......... 54CJohnson, 0 ........ 1 24Jones, 3t.... .... 4CJohnson, Randall... _ 5Johnson, Dominique.. 7CJohnson, Rubin ....... 4:

Julienne, [S Braud'shousel ............ 9.

Jones, Delia.......... lJones, Merian......... 20CJohnson, Rubin....... 15Jones, Frank......... 98Jones. Benjamin Jr... 25Juge, Widow Victor [E

Colin agent]...... 5 20Jones, Mary Ann.... 20Joseph, Widow Phillis I 1iJerry, James ......... 2 70Jones, Jones.......... 50Joseph, Auguste...... 15James, Mrs Lucy...... 15Joseph, Adolph....... 15

Kenzel, Mrs 31........ 12 00" " "......... 8 50

Kerne, Widow A..... 10 60. ." ... 4 00

Kline, C............. 26 40King, M .............. 3 00Kennedy, Win ........ 119

Landry, .T T.......... 6 00... ........... 12 00

Lafargue, J J ....... 5 00LeBlanc, Felix....... 37 21Landry, L M J A

Branud agent...... 5 23Landry, Luce J A

-Braud agent...... 22 50Lefe re, Paul......... 3 75Landry, P (Senator).. 10 00

L:andry, )Desire....... 7 01Lawes, V C (heirs).. 3 00Lovy, Simon & Lazar 5)1Levy, L:izar.......... 23Laudry, wil 11 (Mrs

II Uire)........... 4 00Landry, Ozeme....... 10 00

.. 3 00Landry, Pierre (white) 6 00Laudry, Mrs Onezim• 5 95Link, J F (Succession) 3 10Landry, C ........... 00LeBlane, L 1........ 4 75Landry, S............ 2 25Liudon, J ............ 75Lattey, ...... 1 50Landry, Adolphe..... 7 60Leon, Pierre........., 2Lanidry, A........ .. 3 00Leon, J Arrey ........ 25Lawes & Rightor,.... 95 00Lawes, Rohert.. ..... 27 00Lelhane, Widow...... 2 50Landry. Mrs T........ 5 00Lawes, • C (Heirs).. 2 50l.enaun, M & B ......101 00Lelort, Louis......... 3 50Loch, II (L (oiliehaux) 90 00Loeb, II (Lr McGal-

liard)............. 8 00Lancy, WVi.......... 15Laudry, Michel....... 25Lazar, John.......... 25Lawrence, Anti....... 15Landry, Widow J B.. 1 00Lefevre, Mrs 'aul.... 4 00Lefevre, Mrs Celine.. •2 8Lefevre, Paul........ 4 35Link, J F (Succession) 1 50Lion, Michel....... 3 00Lemmanu, 3,yer ...... 1 50Lenman, Bernard.... 35 00

1 50.. 1 50

" " .... 3 00Lefort, LOtis........ 88Lellanle, \Via Ernest 1 00Lemann, Jacob....... 15 00

. '. ........ 4 00

......... 2 00" batture 5 00

S.. 3 00Lauve, Julicn ......... 38London, John......... 33London, Fred......... 23Levy, Simon ......... 1 93Leche, J J............... 23LeBlanc, Jos.......... 40Landry, Mrs Alinllandl. 2 10L.eBl;lnue. WVidow ,los.. 7 60LauLdry, Mrs Cyprienu.. I 10Lemas, Mrs Jos....... 48

Maurin, sue. Adolph... 8 50IMaillette, Mrs. E...... 2 00

Maiillette, P L.......... 3 25Miller, suc. Hlenry.... 2 00Martks, Morrisi....... 39 85Manrin, sllu. Victor.. 121 85

... 6 50Maurin, sue. Adolllhe. 25 00Maurin, sucVietor.... 7 00

... 30 00MIonson,Widow....... 5 00MaurinAdolph [HIeirs] 39 00Maurin, sue. Victor... 22 25

... 12 00Merritt, Noah.......... I 15M|eCirmv, James....... 2 73Matlhin, J C [F Le-

BlaneJ ............ 9 00Muginnis, A A........160 75Mnahor, H O........... 2 )O0Missouri, Johnson..... 1 00

lMathieu, J C..........2 L3Mollere, Octave....... 3 50Martin, C Jr...:...... 23 50

.. ........... 8 11Mathieu, J C......... 1 25IMousse, Raphael...... 4 50MIartin, C Jr.......... 1 35MaLrtilue.Renus ..... 1 20Mousse, Raphalel...... 7 50Maurin. sul. Ado!lphe.. 2 50Monteeino. A......... 3 50Montecino, R.......... 5 00McConrmack, sue...... 8 85

' ...... 10 00Martin, C Jr.......... 3 13Mulartin, Widown....... 27 50Ma:rks, Morris...... I 50Manrin, suc. A..... o 00MlcFah, Sam ......... .10Martin, C Widow...... 1 50McG ruder. Mrs...... 25Messina, Gaslpard..... 25~Mullere, Mrs J B...... 6 10Mollere, Gustav ...... 3 00Mirgan, Mrs Tihuy... 05Maillette, Mrs E...... I•3MIaher. II ).......... 1 00Mlichel, L N......... 1 25.laurin, Augustin..... 10Meng, Dr., B Rybiski

agent............. 3 00MitellI, U W ........ I 00McGalliard, Dr....... 3 00Moliere, Prudent...... 4 75Maurin, Victor........ 68Messina, Mrs Gaspard. 85Martin, Mre Camille... 28Mlise, Simon......... 28

Mann, John....:...... 48Muorris, Augustin.... 35

Nicholls, Widow...... 5 00" " ...... 8 00

S ...... 10 50" ' ..... 1 00

Nelson. Mrs........... 1 10Noel, Robert ......... 1 40Nicholls, Mrs L D.... 4 50North, Nicholas...... 3 60

O'Roy, Omer........... 60Oberkawip, Paul...... 60O'Malley, Thomas.... 50 53

,. , .... 50

Pugh, Edward N...... 400,d ........ 92 63" " "...... 41 00" " " ...... 400

Pinel, Simon......... 4 85Phillippe, S........... 2 50Plenty, Richard....... 48Park, John F......... I1 78Pugh, Edward N...... 2 00Pauvelle, Mrs E...... 38Parker, Charles....... 35Pierre, Aaron ......... 40Pierre, James......... 15Procter, Mary........ 10Parks, Wm........... 1 20Pfister, Antoine Jr. .. 1 60

Quezerque, Marguerite 5 10Quezerque, F......... 35Quimby, Jno B....... 1 63Quezerque, Mrs Louise 23

Rightor, Henry ..... 4 00Richard, Theodule.... 4 00

" "6 .... 6 50Ramirez, Est of Pierre 14 25

1 " "' 1250Rightor, Henry....... 1; 00

.. ...... 23 60Rongeau, Ambroise Sr 45 50Richard, Armand..... 12 00Richard, Mrs J A..... 3 60Ross, Anderson....... 1 75Randall, Elizabeth.... 2 80Ricard, Cyprien...... 3 00Ramirez, Mrs M. .... 5 00Ray, M................. 50Rightor, lenry....... 24 00Rodrignu, Ignace..... 1 75Ross, Nathan...: . 7 73Rodelliat, Ferdinand.. 13 08

" " .. 301Rose, C W............ 5 00Rose, C W (Mrs Ma:tt

Conghlin) ........ 5 00Ross, Wm ....... .... 45Robinson, Valeour.... 23Reynaud, Mrs Felix.. 17 50Rodrigue, Adam P.... .50Ross, Nathan......... 2 00Rybiski, MrsB. ...... 1 50

.. .. ....... 1 50Richard, HIy.......... 1 13IRodrigue, Paul....... 1 00Robinsou, Chas C .... 10Robinson, James...... 20Rlichard. Charles ..... o 00Roth, Albert.......... 13 50

..... . 2 00Rybiski, Mrs Cecile... 3 63Rousby, Wi\ .......... 20lRa•ires, Jil ........... 73

Rich., ri, Artheiuise... 25IRos, )avid .......... 20

Schrihebr, Mrs C C.... 21 85Sims, It N........ ... 21 35St Martin. Emilo...... 8 00Supo. virlle, Mrs Oct.. 27 00

' .. 21 50Sims, R N............ 3 00Smith, Chairlotte...... 1 30Smith, Ilarrissou..... 1 00Sandler, T............ 50Slntterly, Mrs A...... 2 00Siepc, F (Succession). 5 00Sharp, S (M Johnson). 5 25Sanchez, "Widow...... 1 00Socorn, M .... ....... 1 00St Martin, (J Lemanan) 5 00

5 00. . 200

Sims, R N ............ 23 00Sullivan, J J Sr....... 2 50Sanchez, .lom (1Minur). 50Surville, Eulalie...... I25St 3Martin, Emile...... 2 00Sullivan, Jerrv....... 10Selique, Mde......... 1 00Smith, Isaiah......... 30Solzano, John....... 76Schiiulzet, Christ..... 2 25Schonberg, Manuel... 1 00Smith, Robert J...... 1 00Suunerville, James.... 4 15Sltter, Eliza.......... 1 i0Soirez. Francois... 23Schuler, Philipl....... 1 9

Thomas, Armand..... 2 10'"errio, Mrs Octavre.... 6 00Telrrio, Mrs Ferdinand 1.1 0,Thompsonn . I ......... 35Terrio, (leirs) ....... 3 00Theiodore, T ........ 1 00Toussaint, Adam ..... 93Terrio. Mrs Octave.... 3 50Toussaiut, Scot.t...... 25Theodule, Jos (Sue).. 4J)Tryainn Henry....... (63Te'uarey, Mrs A...... 1 00

O .. sM ... .-..... 1 .0Tobias, MJu... --. 36 23

........... 3 00Turner, Mary........ 5Thibcut, Mrs Aug ust.t 15 10Taylor, "James........ J ,Ta.lor, Ezekiel....... 33Thompuson, Jos........ 3:1TVhompson, MrsIl A..... 23Taylor, Ned............ 23Toussaint, .hun........ 23Toussaint. Nanilcy..... 30'Thai , Julius ........... 4

Vicsknair, Francois.... 17 85Varianni \Vidow B .... 3 50Vickuair, F....... ... 50Veill, Jean............. 1 5Victor, Augu,,tin Sr.... 15Victor, Augustiu Jr.... 98Vega, Alntaine......... 3 00Vickniir, Francois.... 1 00

Webre, Mlrs Emelie.. 18 10William, MrsoDudley.. 2 50Washington, Ben....... 50Washington, Sanm ..... 23Wrashigte,, Mrs JA ne 33Wilhliam, nry .v... 80Westllcy, Jos.......... o5Wallis, J .......... 678Winter, G [Illeirs]....... 82 98\Walkin, J io.......... 75Wilkinson, IMrs A 3... 3 80Watfielo, James ...... 75Weinschenek, Sol..... 10 00White, VenusL........ 50

Weisse, Louisa [IHeirs] 2 50Webre. Mrs A 13...... 36 30Willey, Drysdale ...... 100Wallace, S[ylus........ 1;Wa'llaee, F'red ........ 6OWhite, Eizah......... 20William, Juo.. .B..... 123Walker, Simon........ 1lWalton, Mrs Ellien.... 80Webrc, Emile L....... 12 60Washington, Mrs Lucy 7 60

Young, L............. 4 00Young, J.............. 4 00

Euberhlier & Behan,... 2 60

The amounts above statedrepresent the total sums duethe town by each pa onherein named for taxes ethe years 187b, 1877, 1878,1879, 1880 and 1881. A de-tailed statement of the sumdue for each year may boprocured upon applicatio6atothe undersigntd or to Mr. E.N. Pugh, attorney for thecollection of delinquent towntaxes.

E. A. RAMIREZ,ToIwn Tax Collector.

F.P. SCHUL•EI,;.

(Successor to the late Joseph Icard)

BLACKSMITH,Horse Shoer,

CARRIAGE & WAGON MIAKER,REPAIRER, ETC.,

Railroad Avenue, near cor. Iberville street,

DONALDSON' ILLE.

All orders promptly and satisfactorily ex-ecuted at reasonable prices. Will go intothe country to repair vehicles, shoe horsesO1 mules, etc., when jobs are large enoughto warrant the trip. Planters will find it totheir advantage to consult me before send-ing their work elsewhere.

J J. LECH.E,

DRIUGGIST,Corner Chetimaches and Mississippi Streets

Donaldsonville, La.A complete stock of Pure Chemicals al-

ways on hand. Prescriptions carefully com-piled at all hours, day or night.

J J. CLAVERIE,

Druggist and Apothecary,' Successor to F. O. Greve,

Corner Magazine and St. Andrew streets

NEW ORLEANS.

Dealer in Medicines of all kinds, Perfutu-cry, Toilet Articles and all sorth of goodsgenerally kept in a first-class drug store.Physicians' prescriptions carefully conm-pounded, night and (day.

SAW MILL,DONALDSONVILLE, LA.,

is now in operation, prepared to fill ordersfor

ALL KINDS OF

Sawed Lumber,on short notice and at more advantageousterms than can be offered elsewhere.

With improved machinery and amplefacilities, this mill will challenge coimpetition in quantity, quality and cheapness of itswork. Those who patronize it once will notfail to recognize the superiority of its ad-vantages. FELIX LEBILANC,

Proprietor.

A ROCLOH,A.C+,

eemnoved from Railroad Avenue to corner ofChelitimaches and Attakalps streets,

Opposite the Court-HIouse,

DONALDSONVILLE LA.Fresh Staple and Family Groceries, etc.,

at lowest pri;'es.

City Hotel,Cor. Railroad• Avenue andu Ierville Street

Do:Ialdsonville, La.P. L I'FEVRE, - - - Proprietor

The bar is always supplied with the beatWines and Liquors. je o-ly

Forget's Restaurant,No. 107 Customihouse street, bet.

Royal and Bourbo•l,

NEW ORLEANS. LA.

Meals at All Hours.ROOMS AND BOARD BY THE DAY. WEEK OR MON TH

AT MODERATE PRICES.

Vick's IllustratedFLORAL GUIDE

For 1882 is an ELELAANT lOOK of 130 pages.two COLORED PLATES Of FLOWERS, andmaore thaln 1(00 Iltusltrations of the choicestFlowers, Plants and Vegetables, and Diree-tion1 foir growing. It il handsome enoughfor thie Centre Table or a Holiday Presut.Sendl on youlr naie and Post-Office address,with 10 cents, "ind I will send you a copy,p,,stage paid. This is not a quartter of itscost. It is pirinted in both English andGerman. If you afterwards order seedsdedluct the 10 cenCls.

VICK'II N SEEDS are the best in theworll. 'lThe FloRAL GUIDE will tell hlow to:get and grow tlhem.

Vick's Flower and VegetableGarden, 175 pages, 6 Colored Plates,500 Engravings. For 50 cents in papercovers; $1.00 in elegant cloth. In Germanor English.

Vick's Illnstrated MonthlyMlagazine, 32 pages, a Colored Plate inevery nlllulie.r and Intlly fine Eungravings.Price $1.25 a year; Five Coplies for $5.00.Specituen Numbers sent for 10 cents ; 3trialcopies for 05 cents. Address,

JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. Y.

" W. DARTON,

Civil Engineer & Surveyor,(Parish Surveyor of Ascension.)

Will attend 1promptly to work in allbranches of his profession, such as survey-iug. uapping, leveling for canals, bridges,rice flumes. etc.. estimating cost and super-vising construction of same. Orders left atthe CIlrm- otlice will meet with immediateattention.

Board and Lgging.Mrs. George Stehle,

M7o. 145 R.ICE STRLE1 Fr,Near Magazine,

NEW ORLEANS.

Transient Boarders, $1 50 per day. Goodtable and comfortatble rooms. ap30

Montross House,Biloxi, Miss.,

OPEN THE YEAR ROUND.This charming resort has been enlarged

and remodeled, refitted and orefurnishedthroughout with entirely new furniture.All the rooms are large and front on theGulf of Mexico. The Montross iHouse is first-elass in all its appointments. All lettersfor information, etc., should be addressedto P. J. MONTROSS,

Biloxi, Miss.

St. Joseph's Academy,DONALDSONVILLE.

This Academy was opened on the 1st of'February, 1881, for the reception of boys.

A thorough course of the most useful stud-ies will Ie taughtin the Academy by a gen.tleman who had great experience in teach-ing in lberville parish, before and after thewar. Hle solicits the patronage of .the eiti.zens of Donaldsonville.

JAMES CROWELL,Principtl.

GBCHAUX'S81 and 83 Canal'Street,

NEW ORLEANS, LA.To facilitate ourincreasing trade

we have contracted with theSOUTHERN BRUSH ELECTRICLIGHT AND POWER COMPANY tolight up our stores by electricity,thus enabling our customers tomake their purchases at nightwith as much safety as in daytime.

Men's Business and DressSuits,

YOUTII' SUITS,BOY'S SUITS,

CHILDREN'S SUITS,

Fulrnishing Goods!!Our stock comprises every new and pop-

ular make of goods the market affords,made and trimmed in the very best style.

OTUTI GOODSare reliable in quality, unsurpassed in work-manship, unexcelled in finish, satisfactoryin every detail.

Country Orders Solicited.Samples and rules for self-measuring sent

on application. This department is in thehands of gentlemen thoroughly conversantwith the wants of the country, and whowith practical experience can not but givesatisfaction to those who will entrust uswith their orders.

LEON GODCHAUX,81 and 83 Canal Street,

NEW ORLEANS, LA.

PATENTSObtaiaed, and all business in the U. S. Pat-ent Office, or in the Courts attended to forModerate Fees.

We are opposite the U. S. Patent Office.engaged in Patent Business Excl nusively, and can obtain patents in less timethan those remote from Washington.

When model or drawing is sent we adviseas to patentability free of charge; and wemake no charge unless w~e obtainPatent.

We refer, here, to the Post Master, theSupt. of the Money Order Div. and to officials of the U. S. Patent Office. For circular,advice, terms, and reference to actual clientsin your own State, or county, address,

C A. SNSOW c CO.,.Opposite Patent Ofice, T~atsinglton, D. C.

TI-E

ICAYU NISAW-MILL,

HALF-MILE BELOW

OF ALL KINDS

On Hand and Sawed to Order.Orders executed on shortest notice

ANSi AT

LOWVEST PIICES,

Encourage )home enterprise. Try the worklandt prices of the Picayune Mill before goingelsewhere.

Address all communications toALFRED ESNEAULT,

P. O. Box 51. - Donaldsonvillec La.

PATENTSWe continue to act as Solicitors tn' Pat-

cuts, Caveats, Trade Marks, Copyrights,etc.. for the United States, Canada, Cuba,Englanud, France, Germany, etc. We have

;had TIIIRTY-FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE.Patents obtained through us are noticed

in the SCIENTIFIC AMEItLCAN. This large, andsplendid illustrated weekly paper, $3 20 ayear, shows the Progress of Science, is veryinteresting, and has lan eoaruous circul:a-tion. Address IUNN & CO., Patent Solicitors, lPublishierac of SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,37 Park Row, New York. Hand bookabouat Patents sent free.

On motion, duly seconded, the Counciladjourned.

VERANDAH

PRIVATE BOARDING-BY-

FREDERIC BAYHA, Agt.,75 Conti St., New Orleans.

20-3m Near the Texas Depot.

DONALDSONVILLE ICE-HOUSE.

NATURAL ICEAT

Wholesale and Retail,NEW ORLEANS PRICES.

I will keep throughout the season a largesupply of ice from the Northern Lakes, forsale at lowest city prices by single pound,sack or hogshecad. Shipments made to allpoints on the Mississippi river, Bayou La-furche and N. O. Pacific railroad. The pa-tronage of consumers and dealers is respect-fully solicited. HENRY COOK.

II. F. KLUIP-P, (iEO. B. RIEUSS.

G. L. I1EUSS & CO.,GENERAL

Commission Merchants,-AND-

MILLERS' AGENTS,No. 42 UNION STREET,

NEW ORLEANS.Consignments of Sugar, Molasses, Rice

and Cotton solicited. Liberal advancesmade. Correspondence invited. AddressP; O. Box I:jJ.

THE DISEASES OFYOUTH and MANHOOD

A GUIDE TO HEALTH WITH-OUT MEDICINE.

-Y A PHYSICIAN of Sear'sexperience. Don't poison

o• r svste m with Drugs, but et"Prescriptions free" and Electric Belt Hum-bugs, which it exposes. Price 25cts. AddressTHE PUBLISHER, Box 214, Milwaukee, Wie

FREEIV RE BLE SEL.F-CURE

A favorite prescription of ones O thmost noted and succeasful apecaitits in the U. I(now retired) foe tbecure ofInplainealedenvelopefh'ee5. Dxrug sa hte i

Add4ras O. WARD & CO., Louiala8, Ma,

:awaEspas tto, oN TONC does. In mam ; ioses of Nervous ,in myias-,teso.s.

TeerlhId condlMllon oe the obeaerisucnb be Tdel

as that havme DIdsom most.s eoiu. ph.sable emedy. I preSrEbe p CARD FOIto..

1EED uTRADE LIST.

1EE, ,,D. LANDRE,. .4-1PHILADELPHIA.

__ingry, The Pater,

Shop Corner Railroad Avenue and Clai.bone Street

DOENALDSORN7VUL.

House, Sign & Ornamental

in all their branches. Prices and wertguaranteed satisfactory.

Sells all kinds of varnishes and prepareppaints, also metalic letters of every deseription and size in gold, silver or copper.

Apply to or address through the Ironaldsonville post office,

GINGRY, The Painter.

Im1prov1d Iro n Win

Do not take it for granted your stock isalways supplied with plenty of fresh, coolwater, bnt get one of Croft's Improved IronWind Engines and relieve your mind of alldoubt on this important point, so essentialto the rearing of fine and healthy stock.

For further particulars and prices, applyto

G. B. ICE USS &( C0.,General Southern Agents,

42 Union Street,NEWT OR.LEANS, LA.

JOSEPH FERRIER,

1Blackslnith,

Wheelwright & Coachmaker,Donaldsonville, la.

Mr. Joseph Ferrier informs his friends andthe public, that the partnership heretoforeexisting between Mr. Jos. Icard and himsellhas been dissolved by mutual consent.

lie will continue the same kind of businessat the old stand, where he is ready to exe-cute at shortest notice all work entrusted tohim, pertaining to the trades o)fGunsmith, Locksmith, Blacksmith, Wheel-

wright and Coaehmaker.

Baggies Carriages, Wagons and Cartsrepaired in a workmanlike manner, at priceto suit the times.Old Vehicles taken in Exchange for new.

The Manufacture of

Plantation Carts and Wagonsa specialty. Inspection and comparison ofwork and prices with those of other makerswill show a difference of from ten to twentyper cent All work guaranteed

Donaldsonville, La., Ma. "h 15, 1877.

How Lost, How Restored!A Lecture on the Nature,

Treatment and radical cure of SeminalWeakness, or SrERMATORRIICEA, induced bySelf-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions, Impo-tency, Nervous Debility, and Impedimentsto Marriage generally; CoNSUMPTION, EPI-LEPSY and FITS; Mental and Physical Inca-pacity, etc., by RonT. J. CULVERWELL, M.

., author of the Green Book, etc.The celebrated author, in this admirable

Essay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirtyyears' successful practice, that the alarmingconsequences of self-abuse may be radicallycured; pointing out a mode of cure at oncesimple, certain and effectual, by means ofwhich every sufferer, no matter what hiscondition may be, may cure himself cheap-ly, privately, and radically.

[V' This lecture will prove a boon to thou-sands and thousands.

Sent under seal, in a plain envelope, toany address, post-paid, on receipt of sixcents or two postage stamps. AddressTHE OULVERWELL MEDICAL CO.,41 Ann St. iT. LV. P. O. Box, 43S

VALUABLETown Lots for Sale

in the growing village of

DARROWVILLE, LA.,Opposite Donaldsonville, left bank Missis.sippi river, the River Ferry Landing beinglocated near the centre of the town front,and the proposed New River Road-formingthe Western or upper boundary line.

A plan of the Town can be seen at theRecorder's office.

F'or further particulars, Apply• to- Dr. A,C. LOVE, at Oibon'a Bote•• Darrowille,or to the undersigned, at Gem Plantation.

>131N (iBSON.

I RN

IIBROWWS IRON $19TflS area certain cure fbo all diseasesrequiring a complete tonic; especially IndigestionDyspopeLaIter-mittent Fevers, Want of Appetite,Loss of it.re.gth, Lackg of Eiergy,,ite. Eniiches the blood, strength-ens the muscles, and gires new-life to the nerves. Acts like a;chat-m n C.the digestive •organs,.removing all dyspeptic symptoms,.such as tasting the food, Belching,.Heat in the Stomach- Heartburn,etc. The only ton Prep rationthat wiu. not I• lken teeth orgive A;icdatebe. Sold by all Ding-gist. at $1.00 a bottle.

BRiOWN CHKEICAL (maIBaltimore, 4L

Se tbhat all eo 1tnters fe -mat hr atrso t Cereo'u.Cosad' .Am'r~lr-e. -.:Ti lines and-,tadeu nma^r: on arsapr.

lElEWAfr CF lMIlTA7:G ;-.

EMPLOYMENTFOR ALL,

0o Sell a Household Article.T iHE poor as well as the rich, thie old as

well as the young, the w ~ ell.e a

can give you eoplsoalnent, l ii t e, orduring your spare hours oar . traveling, orin your own neighborhood. amoig yourfriends and acqnaintnncare for em.• - -. -:ble isfornuit•ian to 0e5ta *o*i.T' -It willcost you only 0are ent for a Postal eard towrite for our Prospectns, and it may be themeans of making you a good many dollars.

Do not neglect this opportunity. You donot have to invest a large sum of money,and run a great risk of losing it. Yen willreadily see that it will be as easy matter tomake from $10 to $10La week, and establisha lucrative and independent business, hon-orable, straighttorward and profitable.Attend to this matter NOW, for there isMONEY IN IT for all who engage with us.We will surprise you and yon will wonderwhy you never wrote to us before. W ESEND FULL PAR?iC1LA5RS FraEE. Address

BUCKEYE •F''(l CO.,(Name this paper.) MARIosN, OHTO.

Send toFREE 0USIN o VEITYAtlanta, 1ta.

For Illustrated Circular. A live actual Busi-nees School. EsFtciahed twenty years.

PARKER'S-HAIR

SBALSAM.

natral color andpseventsbaldness

eDts sa. ud $s at drughias.

OLOGIB.

PARKER'S

CINCER TONIAllavigoratil! Mdiie that Nel alnii

This delicious combination of Ginger. Encsm,Mandrake, Stillingia and many other of the beatvegetable remedies known. cures all disorders ofthe bowels, stomach, liver, kidneys andfhmgs, &isThe Best aid urst Ctegh Cre Ear Ved.If you are suffering from Female Compiai

Nervousness, Wakefulness, RheunmtiDsmnjDspep-sia,age or any discase orinfirmity, take PiaskGinger Tonic. It will stregthenan and bodyand give you new life and vigor.

100 DOLZ.AR., -_Paid for anythinginjuoa found in Ginger Taclor for a failureto help or cure. -s

TUTT'S

SYMPTomS 0il

TORPID LitVR.blde, f ,llnes after eating, wth U dfa.oination to exertion o f r aorind,

Headache generally oree. xe-owh-

solored Urines, 1 dea

lucheasee, one dosetof feeling as t astoeda .h.

They Ineseaseobody ton ?ae de

%Tj Sal

RIMUr I ~nbu~ 4~