mine, he will write up DQnaldsenvillelor
the Record. We trust .our buiness men
will recognize the valne possessed by an
expositiq~ f the situatioa, pj~epecta and
advantiege of the town through shoh a
medium. It we desireto keep pace with
the progress e ster tOwns andcities, we
must embrace the opportunities which they
never neglect to attract toour midst im
migrants and enterpris :essential to a
proper development' of our immense nat
ural resources.
A FAT&a Wouo.--AHen Anderson and
Thomas MoNeil, colored laborersemployed
on Mr. D. F. Keannr's Bruly plantation, in
the sixth justice ward of this parish, ha a
quarrel on the 15th inst., which culminated
in the shooting of Anderson by his antag
onist. The weapon aued was a shotgun
loaded wit bird shot, and the charge was
lodged in Anderson's left arm. Owing t.
the illness of Dr. Love, who is the medical
attendant4f bthe hands onthe Bruly plae,
the wound was neglected and gangrene eel
in, rendering ampatam of the -rm neo.s.
eary. ,hies'operation was performed b3
TheDr. Selds ai d Winchester of St. James
who nnjointd athe limb at ihe shoulder lasi
SSaturday morning. Theaemedy came to
late, however, and the unfortunate mar
diled Saturday night The wound was no
s oonsidutedalraat hsand had it re
fition, Andemrson wo el .dooubt has
we beliave4or therrest 6_1Mcseil,. Tb
- men had adjusted their difdfcigf amicabl:
I before the upoend assmed a dangeroa
nderon hs aailant migiht never haMv
Sbeen called to legal aeco~tfor the shoot
gin-. .,; _
as e ll oq n a drsa s of lie
say h i nsusn, o sths wnere of the
-+> U te' s`e sand inotherl guide.u.
Tba e interspea with tis dian
rbuti g tfo- l, hen was ae folltws:
Tihe wood e. ..xe.
