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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-31

nected with the syndicate.
Secretary Richardson says, if the
forthcoming debt statement does not
show over S5. .0UU, 900 increase, hs will
not be disappointed.
Probabilties-For the South Atlantic
States, South casterly winds, partly
cloudy and hazy weather.
SAVANNAH, October 3O.-The mortu-
ary report shows Savannah to be more
healthy than at any previous season,
there being only sixteen deaths this
week, from all causes. Reports from
cambridge state that there are five new
cases of yellow fever. Bainbrldge is
232 miles Southwest OF Savannah.
ST. Louis, Mo-, October 3O.-Patscy
MulTey, who was to have had a mill in
the same ring with Allen and Hogan.
was fatally shot in front of MoCool's sa.
loon. McCool was arrested. False
Gerald saw MoCool shoot Mulrey.
Several others were arrested. The
Allen and Hogan fight has been ad-
journed to Canada.
FALL RIVER, MASS, October 30.-A
meeting OF representatives from the diff
ferent cotton manufacturing corpora
tions in this city was held at tho Board
OF Trade rooms last evening, for the
purpoie OF considering the question OF
reducing the working time in the mills.
Inc various mills were represented.
After hearing reports from different
establishments, and discussion on the
subject, it was voted, on and after
Tuesday, November 4, to run tho mills
on half time four days OF esch week and
eight hours day. All the mills, thirty
line in number, came into this arrange
ment. except the Mechanic and Border
City. which have contracts for the
month OF November. aud the Robson
ana Fall River Print Work Mills. These
mus employ $4,000 operatives, aud
when IN full operation, their monthly
pay rolls amount to about $3.50, 600.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25

nunsSpoQe Nspirant selantn, er lei eiseutli& fein
S&rsibsr, ~icnbern RON YrofsiiOn sin sbrlamsr
Sareentinbersetae. Da sr abu germ an ben
&bein sepoat babe, no man sisl ntbr Gelb per.
Sisns, ais in itiner 3eimatb, 70 babe CT ;sba9t,
Is Tonne ibm pieQei1t sliden, ba6 bic Yabnsrr.
tpaltuns feline OTerts aeesptirs unb bann fcmms
or auf biaise Nanisr an bas !3itl Isinn @in-
i&e, ba ia bod in Der Annonee frsis Gabrt son
Der Direction sussT&ert lei. Tas @siuh babe
sr nd BON sinsm anpsrn i9rsibsn Ialsn. &e.
iIsnirt isBte sr rann bin;u, usnn man i'm ni&t
ssbrau&sn fUnns, 70 wuIe CT ssbsn. Spra1's
unb perl&wans.
Die srobe &aiierslode fir ben aSlner Dom.
SIN ataesmii&en Drmbaupsrsin ;u Bonn, i&il.
psrte PER- &ssisrunssratb 0Oistsl fiir,li& bic
gOrri&tunssn sur 9srRsauns Der sroBsn 8aiier-
slOde fir ben Dom. bic 500 Gsitnsr isin wirs.
Der @ub Der @lcde, ,u Der ssraaiisr 26 i'm les
ten arisse srbsutste 8anunsn ssi&sntt bat, pirb
BON Ssrrn Damn aus Granfentbal i&sn i'm
Wonat Ausuf ausssfibrt rsrbsn. DislsIbs
pirp sinsn Dur&mtTsr BON II Gub 3 3oa uns
cine 5Sbe RON II Gub babsn. Gs virS bic Gin.
ri&tuns sstrUTsn tusrpen, bab bic Glude pom
3Oa ,u 3oa ssbrsbt usrtsn fann, ippbur& ibr
Elm LANCER @sbrau3 ssI&ert in. Die Jest Dor.
banpsne srSbte Glode bts Tomss, pretioIa, III
loon an ibrsr lsSten Stsle anseicmmen unb be-
rsits bat her @IStsl Gin msbrsre !3oa tisfes
God in sisislbe sinsei&lassn. Die neue @lUde
wire elm 2 Setapsn tisferss C anstbsn ais bic
Yrstioia. Us sitt ,tpar an ssri9isbsnsn Srtsn
isbr srObe GlOdsn, bic srSbte bat @ustau, absr
lie pereen nitt ssI@wunssn, lonbsrn nur anse.
i9lasen. Dur9 pas Sdwinssn wereen abtr
eit bic RsbsntSne ;u 6sbSr ssbra&t auf seaen
has WOsen hss alansss bsrubt. Die 8aiisr.
slOds wirp BON 40 Rsui9sn ss;osen psrbsn
miHtn. Der t~lntsrbau bss Iburmss, Der ie
trdst, bat IL 6ub hide Wausrn. Gle wirb has
Bib pss bl. petrus unb pas hsuti&e &ti&swap.
pen, iUwie ben @amsn oaaiirslcde" trasen.-
Gs pirp cine Iufsate Der Ns&anif isin. bisirlte
auf cine 5Sbe ron 200 GuB binauful1ahen.
Dur9 ras antrinssn sinss 0essnsswi6tes .piro
Is srmSsli1t psreen, otl&on nit Der sorbansenen
Dampfmai@ine uar 40 Gsntnsr wirili9 ;u bsbsn
linb. sic pire ppbl i'm Serbte ldon ssIGutsi
werpsn %tSnnen, aber ef I'M na@ien SABRE an
ibre bleitsape Stsas selanstn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25
Gliab=Sotbrtusen.

Ret, %. @ai. Die SabslaHairsn Ins bier
isyt wisssr an Der Easssprsnans. Sn Der 9a4t
pom Srnntas auf Montas bra6ts elm prsuBi.
iasr lntsrOfI,isr pom as. 8ssimsnt sincm iran-
,STi&sn Snsenirur, wsI&sr beim Canadian be.
I9aftist in, itsinbar Ubns ale Ssranlafuns nit
blanfsr @aHe 4 Wunbsn bel unb iu&ts rann ei.
lisf sas @sits. gsrEU1sne Na4t fane piscsr
cine srSbsrs S6lassrei ;wii&su Gipiliisn uno
Militar TAFT, mslde i3 iitsr msbrsre StraBsn
srfrsdts unt mad sislen gerwunSuussn auf BEL
ben Ssitsu nit gsrbaftanssn Der Gressentsn en-.
bette. Saar 3ts.
Glbab unb e~otbrinssu iclsn isst unter bic
anssmsins ssuti&e Contribution tummsn. IS
pirp srwartst. paB Der &ei&stas in sisisn Sassn
sas Yrpsiicrium aufbsbt. Bon ben IS Sspu-
tir.sn, ,u psnsn bic bsipsn prpvin3sn tsrs&tist
Fnp, wsrpsn wpbI bic msifsn i& auf bic Sppo-
Ttipnslsits l6lassn unp nit ben pplsn ane pam
nOssransrn ssmsini&afhli&s Sa4t MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25
2 mxem b Il q.

Iidmeilsr, %. Wai. Im ~sstrissn Wcrsen
ssssn 3 ubr %sntliane an Der Strrbbssa-
dung zines an eas Wrbnbaus hes adsrers 5u.
bert 81. ppn aabisr anfrssnsm SSmsinsfaaes
Seusr. Nc9 tsppr bic Isrftswcbuer, tpsl6e
bsim ausbruSe sss 5susrs i'm tisifrn S4lafe
lassn, an Der granpritts sri&isnsn, ~tanrsn be-
reits Wsbnbaus lammt S6sune unb Staluasen
in li9tsn 5lammsn. Sur Wsnisss fcunte &C.
rsttst wsrssn f; elm 8alt uno ;pei SSp.ins "a
men in ben 6lammsu I'm. CUR OGmpfans ess
Yraness maren bic Ginrobnsr aus &ospcrt nit
ibrsr Gsusriprise tale sur Stsue uns ~lsitstsn
nod trsfIi9e Eisnfe. @u1 has G4tsrnaSer
pompisrs. Corps traf lpatsr Elm. Der Gdsrsr
Sutsrt erlsiest sinen 8srluf pcu nabs;a 10000
ST.; isin YsrmSssn fans tbsilweiis bel Der Ss.
isai6aft ,NIuranes generates DC SrursQsa". per.
I6srt.
Sid, a. B. a., cen %. Rai. @abrsns Der
SaylSbusr 3. 5. aus GrnSsn, Cgrsuben) am
~ssitrissn gernittas tsibaftist mar, an sinem an-
melt benz bislissn SabnbUfe s~slsssnsa auslass.
plaB Minsttswassn aus,ulnesr, ~iiirits CT BON
elmer eirca 4 Wstsr bpben Wausr bsrab une
muBie tswuetles, aus Munb unp Sbren b!utene
mad Isinsm ycsis setra6t psreeu.
Bed, CgSsasnfsin) ssr %. Mai. am &C.
lrissn absns ssssn 6 ubr tarb Der 3 Sabre unb
sinise Nouats alts auabs es5 Saslrbners Sd.
an Der Spawuttfrantbsit. Sereits i'm Mpnat
WGr, mar sos ainp. auf Ger Straee ipisIrnp
bon sinsm irsmssn nit Der Splwutb tsialsnsu
Sunes ir's @si6t %sebiisn pprpsn. GYM tome
Der aranfbsit ;sistsn i8 bel eem alsinsn felt an-
fang pisirrs9r9e. Starfs Nsrpsniufunssn, lstes
gsrpsissrn isrsr @abruns, fcrtpabrsnsssS 8au-
men ees @auess, Ssiatistsn sas auftrshn bic
ler iGrsdli6sn arantbsit bel srm flsinsn &C.
i&Opis.
I'm Den Yilsern, Rsl&s ben ati6las Der
Muttsrssttsspetass in e~ursmburs burt ibre
Sbsilnabme an Der srObsu Yrssslipn fsisrn
woltsn. piss ~ ersi&tsru, IisB bic Gilsutabn'
ptrwaltuns Grtra,lse gu rssueirtsn Yrtilsn Tau.
fen. Mu& NAL mas Suites ron Der 9srisbs,
eOmmiHipn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25
hbsin- unS Mu(tl9au.
y. s.

aus Dem @ittli6er ibale, %. Mai. Ginsm
auBsrsspStnli9 milssn gSintsr III Elm faltsr une
trcdsuer Griblins ssfclst. &sif unp 6rof iius
bis in ben @ai binsiusstrstsn uno BADEN auf sis
gssstatipn lsbr na&tbsilis sspirst. gicS in
pisiss Sassn muBtsn sss @0rsens unS @tsnss
bic Stubsn sinssbsiSt psrssu, UNI bic Ssmpsra.
tur in ben Sduieru sinisermassn rtrasli6 ,u
MAIDEN. Der &usssn lsbt 10 l4ls&t, bab taum
cine babe Grnts ;u sripartsn in. Die 3sit wo
Der &csssn ii@ fraftis bsfOdsn lolts, III v%Oribsr,
une 10 Fnp bic Salms l8ua4 uns bic glsbrsn
flmmsrli9. Der @si,sn ifsbt ;tpar sea, alein
CT III sslb une fam tei Der tredsnsn uus faltsn
Wittsruns ni@t sspsibsn. Die SpmmsrbaIm.
fri4te iins l4ipa1 auisssaussn. Wsnn ni&t
balo &sseu %sintritt, 70 inb aud sisls sansli9
psrlprsn. asbnli@ ssrbalt ss ii5 nit ben gBie.
len anS alssfeIssru. Der srte S9nitt wirS
faum cine balbs Grnts Iisfsrn. Wsun niSt talp
isbr s~inlises Wsttsr %eintritt. 70 srIsbsn mir si-
nc Miesrnte mic i'm Sabre 1870. uns siele IN
beutt nod ni&t uniern einppirtbsn aIssswa6-
len. Die ausiatsn fir ben adsrbau limb rs@t
h"VtV 5"Hi"t Wv VtptlIpIpVHt INV uUt AHptGtH
aussatsn isbr ~ssltisssn llnp.
a6ln, 20. @ai. Die ,&bsiu. 3ts." srsablt
Sine gro Bsre Notwithstanding Der &bein-
prcpinl psl4e gu ben biaiasn 0sbaItiassn, mel
6s ls benz Ssamtsnprrlpnal bspiaists, in Der
proving lsItf unp in ben ansrsrssnesn feline gir.
bsitsfrafts msbr rsquirirsn fonnts, ing an, aus
ben SltIi&sn prppinssn ibr puipual sa %rsauiri.
rsu. Is purpsn Snlsrate in s~prtisen Sllttsrn
erla6sn unS in Gclss ssIsn mslsste l& aud Gin
ianssr @ann pon Der rulHi6en @rsuse, pslSsr
si: cruIaat ssi6risbsnss @eia6 nsbtt sutsn
3easniisn einrsi&ts. aui Grunp pslsn bsrisf
man ibn Gin uuo lbtrpiss ibu gum Dienf in
bic a%au5lsi. Na& fur,sr Ssiruetion purss sr
an bic arttit ssispt! absr o psb Die 6sesr
woats isinsn 8inssrn ni9' Srprs ~parirsn. au9
ieats ss ib bsraus, pab pislsr ,,Selo Der Sober"
Der Photographic ariss nuf Sob unp eebsn &c.
I6wcrtn bate. @uf bic 5rass Sss Sursau6sfs,
Oh &c iS in Der lsstsn 3eit sislsi6t wsnis nit
Sareauarbsiisa bsfaBt babe srpiesrts Der bof.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25
Girdlids nsuigkeiten.

lleber ben Grsbiidof bon Grlau
I6rsibt yMasvar @lam", Sela Sartas
fcYicS bon 8isapponye, Ger Gribii6pi
bon Grlau. bat in Der S%ersansenen $50
DE einen beftisen @nfaG Spn S6wa6e
ssbatt. Der sreiIe damn, Der nit milis
tdriI6sr @snauisfeit nod ale 8lclerres
aeln einbiclt, pfleate sepbbnlih Inn z
llbr aufsulteben. slm Ssrsansenen Sams
itao prree ss s llbr unb bic Sbire eeS
eSbiIdSaiben @ema6es Sfnete ii6' nod
INNER ni1t. Dian ianrte UNI zen @rst
uno trat nun In raS Simmer. Man
fanp i'm pbnmddtis auf Ger Grte liesen.
Den Y~smabunsen ees Arstes selans es,
i'm balp ,pieper gum 9eben Su trinsen.
GrSbil6of SartafOpics 1T I'M 80 Gage
alter ais Der Yapf uno AM 10. Mpril
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25

Mdndsn uno bstlsieete felt benz Sabre
1888, allo IS Sabre lang, bic @irce
etnes Domprcpaes Der Di5ceIe Nussburs.
@ie bic Stride, 70 pirrtste aud her
Stuat feline Serrienfe; ras Gomtbur>
freus ceS SrrenS pom 81. Wi6ael unp
tes Sferrei4ildm Grans SolspbsS rrens,
Der 0srcicnf : Srpen Ter baieriIden
8rOre, Gas sUlpene Srsus res srie@is
f&en GrlSisrsS rpens 19mddten feline
8ruff. bic Nfapsmie Der BiGenI6aften
In Wdnden unp bic belaiI6e Nfaremie
fdr Mr&aUlOsie sabltsn i'm gu ibren Mit,
9lierern.
Irob ieines boben slters erfreute fd
Der srineli& unp alieitis setilrets Yries
ftersreis bis in bic lsbten Sage isines
0ebens gutter @elunrbeit unp tsts fril6er
une lsbsnciser Geitsstrait, mas ism
fsts rsss a~batsieit unp 1~beilnabme
al, ben Nrbeitsn res a0semeinen seiAlis
@sn 3atbes erm6slidte, ps6.n Director
er lett Sielea Sabrsn mar. Das Dcms
capttel Serltert an ibm einen ti1tisen
Arbsitsr, einen sewiesten anb umii&tis
gen Yeratber. bic tbeplcsiIde @iIens
i9aft sinen ibrer srlnbli9isn unp tiids
tighten Wertreter bic fatbcliIde &irde eli
men treuen SObn une seitrsi9en Ser
tbttptser ibrer 9ebren unp ibrer gutoris
tat. Setne tbeOlOsilaen S1riften, ma
mentli6 feline in alIer @elt serbreitete
Bibelaussate iidern ibm in Der tbeplps
Silden 9iteratur einen %bleibenpen Nas
men.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25

Oct n85ln. 8ulfs;ts." miro aus Ser.
lin, q. Nai, seidrieben u8ie i6 BON
gut unterridteter Settle bore, Gueerte
8drft Sismarf am Ntenre mad benz
lsBten &encontre nit Winetborf unp
y. WaQinfrcct (pobei riele in Der De-
bate iiber bic Ssrpaltuna BON GlIass
Qotbrinsen benz ReiGsfansler bittere
@abrbtiten iaaten) in bSGifer aufres
9uns ;u einem 8ertrauten /: ySeien gle
periider, i'd werce jetsn 8iperfano
MEIER ......" Dabet babe Der Ndrf,
pirb binSussflst nit Dem 6use aez
itampft! Nls TIM @srlauf tes 0eIpras
DIES auf bic beSuritsbente abreile pes
Serrn .. 8eneea na9 &om BE 9eee
fam unp ssfast irurce uMan bdIt aqs
9emcin bic G%rnennuns .. &eneeu's fir
einen 0orbpten pes Sturmes", erwteeerte
Der Gart : uSawpbl Der Sturm miro
fommen; es muB bort rriten Elm Mal
9rincli6 ~ausSefest perben !" Wan febt
Der leitenee Staatsmann 1T trcb leincs
ntpierereinsetretenen itarfen Hbeumatiss
mus" Gberaus fampfesmutbis unp bic
Wetterscidsn beuten auf Sturm. 81
terlelbe 3uerft hort eriiben" ausbre6en
miro ODER in unierer nadl ten Ndbs mill
fen mir abparten. lleber bic bermaliae
Situation i'm neupeutlben Hei1 crift Iid
inSwii&en Der biefse ~guans. firdl. ans
seiser" fplsenpermabsn aus .,gul5lung
unp 0essniaB sreift iiberall plas, 100
man III 2iebe unp Srbnuns semsinIam
arbeitsn unb pirfen lpute Sur ittli9en
u. leibli6en @pblfabrt. Der glbfaQ BON
Dem lebenriSen 0Ott. ia siibcnrer Sab
9eSen aQes, mas Observation-Disclosures beiet,
tritt INNER pffener n. lbamlolsr bsrror."
Gbenio belprgt blidt Die .Gpanaslutber.
&irdenseitunB" in ete eeutl1e 3ufunIt.
Sn Ger Summer spn, %. Nai last raS
Slatt: n0ie Mrs 70 berrli9 peit se<
brabt! Muf Dem @sbist Ger &ritif bis
su einsm Oapip Straub +; auf Gem Sc
bet Der NaturpiTsnl1oft bis su eincm
8arl @pst; auf rem 0ebiet pc Stride
bis gum prctefantens Serein; auf Rem
@sbiet eeS Speialismus bis CUR Snter>
natipna.e, unp auf eem 9sbiet res
0elrpnfebrs CUR S5rie, bic niat ra;u
ba it, Moral su treiben F; auf Dem Sc
bist ees sewertIi6en eebens gum unaufs
bSrliben Strife; auf Dem 0sbiet Der
Sittli6feit CUR ausemsinen @era6tuns
sbttlider unp .menl6li6er Srcnuns, sur
Sermilreruns Ger Susenp unc gu elmer
Gntfttli6una unc Gntfirdli6uns, ME
fte unlsr SOlf nod ME ersrihsn bate.
Wdre IS "a nidt snplid 3eit gum llms
febrsn? Som ,umfsbren' 1T absr nod
gar feline Nepe, Sielmebr miro balp Elm
,8eitersebrn' su erparten iein.
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1892 sebursn. Die 8eFeruns bielt ni&t
LANCE an unb swet Gage tarauf fiarb
Der bodw'fe 0reis. 8urs Dor isinem
lesten @~uaenblide serlisb er troB Isinsr
fSrperliden S9wdde ras Eager u. ridz
tete an ras Domfapitel unp he DiSees
ians @eifli6feit rpeI6e fi9 3ablrsi1 per-
iammelt bate. ersteifenpe @orte, in
holden er fe ermabnte. aud firrerbin
in 8%laubenstreue. GintraGt unp sotts
~aefdaisem 8anpsl su perbaren. Ier
Grsbilaof ertbeilte bisrauf ben Mnwes
lenren isinen Sesen, rporauf fi1 rieIels
ben wsinsnp anc tisf i9ludssnp sntierns
ten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1873-06-25

NJ GinIenpunsen II. 3orres
IppnpenSen, ~teipnpers lber fir1li6e
anp anpere wi9tise 8esrbenbetten, fino
i~ercr;cit wiIfpmmen, miiiIen aber pom
YerfaiIer untcBci9nst lein.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-10-25
81. .Joseph's Academy.

This Institution is gradually filing up.
The organization of new classes is thus me-
cessitated. Parents ought to reflect on the
disadvantages to which their children are
subjected by entering after the classes are
organized. An early application is Of the
utmost importance. There are two separ-
ate departmental High School and Paro-
chial School. In both, English is taught in
its purity. In the Parochial School, the In
struction is elementary. In the High School,
it embraces an expansive analysis of Gram
mar rules and principles, construction Of
sentences. epistolary correspondence, rhet-
oric and English literature generally Math-
elnatics, comprising Arithmetic, Algebra,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-10-25

That enterprising and popular mer-
chant, Mr.. Henry Loeb, has just re-
ceived as fine stock of goods as has
ever been offered for sale in his large
and widely known establishment, and
owing to the great demand for money
in all branches of trade in consequence
of the fnencial crisis he is disposing
of every species of merchandise for
cash at prices that simply defy COM
petition. In order to prove to their
own satisfaction that this statement
is not exaggerated, we ask our town
and parish readers to visit Mr.. Loeb's
store and price the goods. Either his
jolly self, the good hundred Mr.. Ant.
Vegas, or polite assistants will deem
it no trouble to display goods and
answer questions.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-10-25
Call for a Convention of COlored
Men,

wurpE.s On InIv % 1879 at a n7eet;no
If the ,o,nn1;ttee of eealo,,e5 men anno;ntai
fo, tba N,r,,nsa ~ rollae+;r anJ ,,ra,,a,;,, a.
fest;naop, Il, aers, 10 tl,a frauds
aga erIa the PeSnhl;can voters i, re State
d9,5ng the ,ecept election fn,. presentation
to Congrass 1T IFS sess;or, IN Daea,nhar en-
s,,;no + ,va e, daa,ned aax;sai,1a 10 oali
state convention Of ooiorad mo-, for the mr.
nose If aiect;no leIegatas 10 ha assae;ated
Will hers If tba ean,n,;ftae +, a,cb r,a.
se,,tat;on for the better a,Is.ocaev of an.
canse and the moro sStens;,s,.
Of aur ,,ea,,l,, tI,at bv the .,,y,etn,ents and
conclusions dedneible. the e,sarmus wrengs
;nficfeJ NAV he ,.,r,,osed aud ;nst;ca v;ndi-
Gated and
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-10-25

PERsoNAL.-Hon. Geo. Z. Bovee,
the genial and accomplished gentle
man who so ably represents this dis
triet in the State Senate, has returned
with his family from the healthy eli
mate of Wisconsin after brief SUM
mer sojourn there, and rejoices in an
addition of eighteen pounds to his av-
ordupois. We congratulate our SEN
ator upon his safe return in sound
health, and rejoice that he will have
even more weight in political circles
than heretofore.
We are pleased to learn that Mr.. j
NJ. Delavallade of Plaquemine has
purchased the vacant lot situated OIL
Crescent Place, at the corner of Hou-
mas street, and intends during the
coming year to erect q building to be
used as an ice-house, and will keeI
a large supply of ice on hand here
during the heated term. Such an in
stitution will be a marked acquisition
to Donaldsonville.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-10-25
DONALDs0HVILLE, La,
Saturday, October %, 1873.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

RELIEF FOE SHREVEPORT Ian en-
tertainment will be given at the ID. s.
C. b. Hall ON Sunday evening next,
November End, the proceeds of which
will BE applied to the relief OF the
Shreveport sufferers, and every one
in this community who is able should
purchase tickets and thus contribute
their mite towards alternating the
distress of destitute fellow beings in
a plague stricken city. A merciful
Providence has protected us from the
terrible scourge that has afflicted our
brethren in other sections, and we can
not display our gratitude in more fit
ting manner than by lending our aid
to alleviate the sufferings of those less
fortunate than ourselves. The doors
of the Hall will open at 7 O'Clock, and
the performance commence at s. A
pleasing entertainment will be afford
ed those who attend, as the most tai
ented of our nulnerous accomplished
musicians and singers have volun-
teered their services. OF course some
of the excellent bands which our par
ish eau boast will be in attendance,
and their fine music will form prom
inent feature of the evenings amuse-
ments. Tickets can be procured at
all the leading stores, at the Record
er's and Tax Collectors offices, and of
canvassers who will visit all portions
of the parish; price, so cents each.
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Geometry, Trigonometry, Mensuration, Sur
veying, Navigation, Comic Sections, Spher-
les, etc.; Commercial Science and practical
Bookkeeping, including an easy method OF
balancing the Ledger, and preparing a gen
eral Balance Sheet exhibiting the Assets
and Liabilities at one view, and the gains
and losses in trade.
Thus may be had all the advantages of
the best Commercial Colleges without the
disadvantages incident to young men located
in large cities.
Glasses in French, German, Latin, &C.,
will be formed forthwith, and it will be
the constant aim both of the teachers and
the director, to make the Academy an Insti-
tuition of the highest utility, and thus impart
to its pupils, all the preparatory knowledge
for a frst-elass college eourse.
Terms low. See prospectus; or apply to
Prof. Heating, at the Academy.
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Proceedings of the School Board
of Ascension Parish.
SPECIAL MEETING.

CoURT-HoUsE, Oct, 18th, 1873.
Members present.. Landry, President !;
G. H. Hill, j. Warner and r. Braud.
Members absent-I4. E. Bentley, C. n
Lewis and j. Starks.
The minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
On motion of G. H. Hill:
Resoiued, That no school teacher shall be
allowed an assistant, unless the school has
an average attendance of fifty pupils.
Carried.
On motion of G.. III. Hill:
Resofred, That committee of two be APP
pointed to visit the schools of the parish and
report to the President the schools that
need assistant teachers.
Carried.
The President appointed C. II. Hill and
Jacob Warner.
There being no further business, the
Board adjourned sine die.
true copy:
ROD. BRAUD,
Secretary,
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10 Day.-Number fifteen Of this most pop
ular illustrated weekly is before us, and as
usual it abounds in .'good things, both edi-
torial and pictorial" An elegant engraving
of Karl Maria Won Weber covers the first
page. and is followed by biographical
sketch of the great composer, written by
Alexander Delmar. Henry LIE Jeune discour-
SEES on the Decoration of Chambers while an
article by Helen Harceurt, entitled, How
Plants Live" gives some highly interesting
as well as curious facts, almost leading one
to think that even plants are endowed with
either instinct or reason. "A Life in the
Balance" by Chas Morris, wakes more and
and more interesting as it approaches
the denouement, and we venture to say that
all who have followed it thus far will look
earnestly for the next number. CDR. Jahn-
ken's story" by Anne L. Forcelle, and Illus
trated by W. L. Shepard, teens with interest
from beginning to end. DIR. bio. Lewis con-
tributions are as full of instruction as ever,
while ''That Ridiculous Little Gas Bill" story
told to point morals brimful of that
quaint humor SO peculiar to him. To-Day is
published at 733 SAMSON street, Philadelphia
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Donaldsonville last Wednesday and
lodged in the parish Jail. During the
preliminary examination preceding
his Incarceration, the prisoner stated
that the constable had offered to allow
him to escape for the sum of five dol
lars This charge, though coming
from questionable source, demands
investigation, in justice to Constable
McCray and to the people whose SER
want he is.
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( A colbred man named Henry Will
.liams some time since purloined a
horse belonging to Mr.. Ed. Gaudin,
ST., and with his ill-gotten property
deeamred to the parish of st. Charles.
Intelligence of his whereabouts reach
ing he5e, constable James McCray
was DISPATCHED for the criminal and
succeeded in oyerhauling him and re-
covering the horse, but on the return
trip the. fellow escaped from the con-
stable and was not heard of until a
few days since, when he was again
by McCray and brought to
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POLICE JURY.-The parish legisla-
ture held a meeting Thursday, and
pulled little more on the rope that
might be untangled if they hadn't tied
the other end to a tree, as our IA,
cetious contemporary of the Leader
observed some time since, referring
to the attempts of the Jury to bring
order out of the chaotic condition of
the parish finances. Mr.. Reynaud in
troduced lengthy preamble setting
forth that whereas it was not his in
tention when framing the resolution
adopted at the session of the 9th of
September last that the consolidated
bonds held by r. n. Sims, Esq, as
agent for other parties, should be rec
ognized as legal claim against the
parish until the consideration for
which they were issued was closely
examined into; and whereas Mr.. Ed
ward Cantey had been appointed a
member of the committee to make
such examination but had subsequent
" declined the position and the mover