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ONE DOLLAR BOTTLES.
|.CaUTiON.

bgr powders or ire 5rod simmons Liver
Hesul5rSr uuiNs, our q -r-yet HTHcpeE, Viii
Trade nsrs, stluy and sIsna;urs 0hUroGru Nyhs
ct.s- Is gsaliue
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i Snw#Hg. U--
- auIfovoc
.ew - es ccur
9aace bestowed
continuance Of
.smasaS wish
honorable and
8 Of I1s larsc-t
.>cansIl. wner-
Gs . Steam
rs
: & CO.,
Winds ate
~ Is.
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oTATe or HIsc0SsIs, - onA7s oYTtcE
younty "f M@ritosvcc- eb g \ d I77f
n the mHt'cT e tn" Z o5f and Probate OF
1.-The last VIII aul Testament of Jo,prb
fu,mer deceased, to " the coqnfv ,fN NJ
t0wOc- hHEEFta A. in sfru'-rnt in writing
purIo-tiUE t. ic the St VIII fBt Te,tlIDert
Of Joseph +, mer dac,ased late Of the
County Of MAJ llow'c has been fled in fhi.
ottlce; whnr0as application has tcea mad,
by Ellen F"lTe pr-yi.g that the same b.
proven aud admi ted 20 Probate recording
to the laws Of his State: Therefore. il /, or
dered that said arp ;e1 ion be heard before
me at the Probate 81 o. in tho city of Mani
towoc IN said County. On the l7fh day Of
march 4 D. 1873 t 0o'c'oc' A N And
IT IS futher ordered. that No ice shail be gi-
ven 10 all person. interested in ia viii. Of
the time and place = sail haa ia by pub
iicstion in :he Nari'owoc Plot newspaper
printed in said rify for three successive
werks. onre a week r"ior to the tine
such bearing By t'e urt
y W. N.LrO.
=, 'id "cua,- Judge
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\ conscience stricken NV York con-
gresham sent sl.700 in government bonds
to the treasury department Yesterday, rep
rescnting the amount he had received as
extra pay during he last congress. lie
requested that his name should not be
made puIlic.
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med
l.Ste
Dr.
rft1r to
h the
s. who
,culiar
shict
oIaiue.
~ isne
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s2s..saN LYNCH.

Dealer in S-ores; also Manufacturer OF Tin onest
Iron Copper ware. All -, OF req ,iriIf tone
EIgLIh-st., between York aud EIta.o, AanltJ- &C
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yEaOS IaOYSE,

II o!eas0r OF Music, ,etc,w give lessons in Vocal ana
lnstru EeHtsl Mus ia the CITY o. " uttoWuc ana
NO Rvers. Ac=IGeuUe On RIs .tu--... near the
Z ourt House. l9.tl,
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fhE>cIan- Surgeon, sal Accuu .harr Omcc Gu
Sta st Cver B,cOE's DrH< s,Ors. Otcr o en- Il al
hours. Cs.l % the CounirT promptly atteLd,d
o.
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CLOAK AND DgEss-N.cls>;;
Rooms ever 4yGer'. Boot and Sho
store. cor Stii and SomIlcrcinl-zts.
[ HAS. Il. ysstgSS.
G.. ilsEIEys,,

Veterinary Surleor, cares Hing Ron.s. Soavins.
Sex. tt.. &C. Ail cures Warrzuie1 or no char.
W3@e. Ofcc 1t his gver siibs on S-vert -st.
tei%cCu BuiL'p .ul Suic igo. AdNitO No' Is tiFl
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SaGTslsgESxEzs, ROUSE.

Commercisls:., between ElElth ami Ninth. Mani
.owOc. Joseph EgIlmer Proprietor bpsi
Rocor!od~t'onS FOR tho ,rayelug IU-hc Term,
cLeaO. ami satisfaction susrsuIseL. Is "a IS
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Deller In all klnCs % Stove, ant H-rIware, apd
hsnufaCturrr 0 Copper, FIN, nn shest-uou ware
Eg"th-st., South side. near the Bri4-e, Aauto
voc. ~ 4, II
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Ayers
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is a.
once agreeable
healthy an i
efectuu for
preserving tbs
hair. 1t soo,
restores Nisi
or gray ho@
10 ats original
color, Nth AS
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Dentist, o-ce III shermIu's new bui'0jng o.
{ ghth-~!.. AGuitowac. Particular aHrutiu,
gwen 10 al as different branches oi the profess
ION, AMI ali ~ork warranted. To-tl extracted
without IalU. l2 fiI
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n. CAEsSjS,
EDWARD CONWAY

Wholesale ard Retail deaer IN nats, Caps Furs
Gloves, Aittrus. Robes etc. York-st, bet sey
+ Z ~ and NlnLn, NaEItIWoc. II AZ
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;. =. ASBEE>cy,
10. i.ssC., s.al,n. ". n,

Attorney and Counselor At Law Collection
promptly attended to. OEce over A NEalerl
store, Cor EtEhth anG IorG sts., Nani;oWoc
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Blacksmiths!

WANTED. A firt-claSs Black
NTH, Who can shoe horses,
Oh wag ms, and all other kinds
+ job-work usually done in a
10. l custom-shop, for which
pod wages will be paid in cash,
very Saturday night.
Apply to
\. a. DAVIS & Co.
Cato Station, Mrnitowoc, Co.
l4-33.4v
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LIVERY STABLE
IOyn With High Prices,

The people Of Manitowoc are Informed
at the undersigned has permanently
Gated here and has started I FIRST
LASS LIVERY ESTABLISHMENT
kn.isting Of the latest style of CARRI-
GES, BUGGIES. BARUCCHES, sc,
kd of the best HORSES
asks the patronage Of the Public.
u ing them satisfaction in turnout. and
fie,s
S, lie on Ninth street, South Side near
y hwsSten House.
P s TILSOS,
Nan, awoc. August l. 1870.
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Fashionable THiUr. Al goods made bT thr sub,
scrrter wsTrlHleG 70 1t I. form. Prices res
sOnabl", anc / bauni 70 pls-Se those who give
me their custom. Sh,p on York-s.., t~o DOOR
se-I or the " a. i4'e Eou,s l244
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ed for their services. We had better hold
our tongues and pay the money. lie con-
fessed that it would be impossible TO sub
NIT the rule to other powers for adoption
without the distinct statement oftle extent
to which England consents TO be bound
thereby.
Mr.. Disraeli was glad that the Govern
mcnt intended to come to some understand
ing With that Of the United States in re-
gard to these rules. lie hoped they would
do so speedy, and then the two govern
ments could Jointly lay the rules before 9th
cr pow ers for their constellation.
Mr.. Gladstone concured in the view of
subject takcu by Mr.. Dlsraeli. lie believ-
cd he rules would lose their force IF Eng
land alone submitted them to powers. The
Gorernmeut,s opinion was unchanged, and
he assured the House that the matter had
not, and would not he neglected.
The motion was then Withdrawn, and
the debate ended
san DinISC0
New YORK, March PA Porto Plata
st. Domingo letter states that there is con-
siderable excitement there growing out Of
tie following circumstances On the an
nouncncnt Of the lease of Samaaa Bay to
the Americans, one Euntz, formerly Gov
Governor Of Porto Plata, protested against
President Baezs action, gathered some
followers, and threatened to attack Porso
Plata, Gonzales, the present Governor Of
Porto Plata, sent few Government
troops and dispersed NuEez. The followers
Of Nunez, and his two sons fled, finally
taking refuge in the private residence Of
British Consul Hamburger. Gonzales sent
TO hamburger demanding lhat they be Civ
en- back 20 him, bat Hamburger refused,
claiming that the British flag protected
fu"itiycs in his private residence, as if they
we're at the official consulate office,
Goasales ordered the refugees to Le
taken by force, and they were
thus taken lro-l the residence. Hamburg
cr protested, anl IS said to have sent for
an English mun-of-Nar. The course Of
Gonzales is inlorscd by President Bacz,
and the prisoners have been sent under
guard from Porto Plata to san Dom
ing0.
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w WASHINGTON.
GeneralTicket and Passenger
Agents Convention.
King Of the Sandwich Islands to Visit
Chicago
Changes in the Pension Laws.
A Specie Payment ResoIaticn in the
Senate.

WASHINGTON, d. G. March 2l-The
senate confirmed the following nominations:
Recorders OF Public Moneys-Lewis Lew
lston, Duluth MINI; Joseph Fox, Grand
Island. Neb; ). c. Wright, Carson City,
Nevada, nomination made to correct an
error; Jas. G. Bradin, Litchield Mimi
Registers of Land Olfices-Wm. II. Eel
lows, Duluth; John p Owens, Taylors
Falls, MINI. Post masters-J eromc II.
Fee, Adrian, Mich; Miss. Ella Matson,
Jefferson City, No; Elizabeth L. Yarlew,
Richmond, Va.
TICKET AGENTS CONVENTION
The semi-anraal convention of the zen
eral Railroad Ticket AMI Passenger Agents
Association met here to-day. There was
large attenlaucc Of nearly all the leading
roads represented. Mr. L. r. Dorsey, of
the Charlotte, Columbia X Augusta roads
was elected President Other officers
we're then elected as follows: yice.Presi-
dent, }. L. kimbalI, Union Pacific Rail
road; Secretary p. Powell, Chicago, Bar
lingtcn i Quincy Railroad Executive, { ON
mittee, v. Darnley, long term; Ellis Clark
intermediate term; W. A Thrali, short
term,
It was decided the next annual conven-
ton Ok the association should be held in
Chicago. \ new constitution was adopted,
and signed to-day, u Il members, holding
credentials, which include powers of attor-
ney binding the Infringement to any ar
ranecment as to rates which may be made
Iy the convention The convention viii
probably remain in session Kill Tuesday.
CESEY.
There was bri.f discussion today in
executive session f the senate on the nom
nation Of Col. Casey Uutel Statc, collrc
ter of New Orleans. but no vote was taken.
4 GoSsCIENI IsOgs NEw YORK
C0N.EsEsS
\ con~cicucc-strirken NV York con-
gresham sent sI.700 in government bonds
TO the treasury department yesterday, rep
rescntiu- the amount he had received
extra pay during he last congress. He
requested that his name should not be
made public.
The ic' companies here have combined
a2d fixed the price Of ice at one hurdrcl
and ffty per cent in advance of the prices
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PAUL E.EEssNER.

PAYS tue llErUst DriCe fr Wheat sud Clhar pro
duce. Once on tie nOrtneast corner OF Buila'o anC
T. ghth SIS NantLo6lc Il All
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OTTAWA, Ont, March, 2l.-FatLer
Richot, Of Fort Garry, is here to secure
amnesty for Riel, who caused the mur Ter
Of Scott in the Manitoba rebellion.
The returns of no less than ffty-four
constituencies are pctitioned against. Six
arc in Ontario, seventeen in Quebec, and
one in New Brunswick. tits believed, by
high legal authority, that ,hat the Gran
Vile act VII not apply to Canada, and if
50, these petitions Will either be abandoned
or investigation viii have to take place, at
the bar Of the House. The matter Will be
settled in a few days.
FRANCE
PARIS, March 2l.-The Government
has i>suei al order prohibiting tn, export
alton Of war material from this country to
Spain.
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PRED. SEEsEEGHG,

keeCs ell kinds o. Ssata, Szu.tgs Esns Lafd
etc, which be will sell ~ the lowest prces, IL.
having catle hogs or sheep sell, vii cal
ara IecslSe tg@ tt chest prices, IL .+ ly
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T.. * f-SER.

Paoerhanger and UpholSterer. CARR .ce Trirme
snd Harp.sa Maker, COmmerctsl-st, between 1tf
and Sth, 8ault.wo- recommends him.nf IL
these branches, ana proa.sses - execute all vOrk
with promptue-s and IN the bssI ssyte 10 1,
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PURELY VEGETABLE.
Liver Medicine HIS proy.i TO be The
ssgsI gsELlLlae Specific

.,r li-sr El.irt InG IS Usir,ul oFr3rinz. Dys
p<pH, C1ns .lgstto1. Eaunglhe. Bilious attack
sicI HsAd.cu. csllc. DsUressIgn D sp.rILs, sour
stomach, Hsarl1uru Calls an isNsr, cic.
After Je.rs Of careful expo. ueu.s. 10 meet
rrsaL ana urgegL ae -ui, We nov prOpuce 'rUu-
our or .In Al Genuine Powders
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The Prepared,

liquid form Of sim ous I vrr Regulator, con.
tai-Ia< al ~ ng43erlui sn4 valuable properties,
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UXUCA EgTC

"l:a1n She .'-t r"arI4 tAls ceuEts, aaL she ha,
come out "-"a' ss JrU Can s.~ ty 10 'Cllog 2
Etmcs OF GOA tsi-b.e tsrm.rs ~. AGoan 10 {. .
most ri Tpl:
"et.e Gaaersign--s e. tie uut- Q, Hant,ryyo,
90 Ea-ruN - 'l-ut f.s GtuEl CHI. sD-
and .loWsr 20 - -Co. -La ~ r,.tul Reaper
Z q Nov r. 81 81 RS al OIL. -|- et.!slt uLd Xc
recoWacad al that syjs.. 10 .ur,.a.e I'D Re
"r ~ii !" ~ 800 mi t.t be-. .r .s.t .-lus
tisc"ts's Sc Uurrt.S.d u yc.r .,.. - -aIrsGes.
Hlt. tl5 Or. :, cor.
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Attorneys AMI Course'o.- nj Law. Office on 81
stree, over tie First &4..onal Bank Maniowo'.
10 81 f.
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Msl.HSu L EREES,

Attorney aud Counselor q, Lsw. Two Rivers
Will attend t. COiiecuoD< sOI other business il
A8nitow &C ,auts an I yIci 2l.T. 13Aily
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The subscriber having opened q
Flour and Feed Store I'm the store OF
yas. Bennett. on Commercial streeI
next door to o. Torrison. insehds :"
keep censtant!Y on hand the very
host spring and winter wheat 'i""i
aIso NIL KINDS OF feed which VIII nc
delivered 10 my part of the cry.
37..f III. TRGN NAN.
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The ico companies here have combined
a2d fixed the price Of ice at ono hurirc
and frty per cent in advance Of the prices
.hqrs~nl last sur,u,cr
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BU SIN ESS DlRECTOl
HENRY SlU,lEE,
n su nyaA l'~nsNSAl q. !
!. -. HrAkxkkIiN

Attorneys and CrupSeIlOrs- Law. sth 81
South side doors ,sv,tu Of Post u8se.
.rGsrl.Sn soosep in tn. 0Mcr iSa
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dead ten or twelve hours. A post
mortem examination was held, and the
conclusion arrived at that death was
caused by congestion of the brain. A
vial which had contained paregoric
was found in the room. In one of his
pockets was a letter Of introduction
from Bishop w. NJ. Green of Missis-
sippi. Other letters were found on
him, sufficient to show who he was.
He was buried by members Of the
Episcopal Church here" There can
be but little doubt that this creature,
who died in poverty and degradation
among strangers, is the same that
passed through our town two weeks
since, under the name of Talbert. He
was possessed of good education, and
was in all probability at one time the
respected centre of q large circle of
friends and admirers, but fatal APP
petite for strong drink dragged him
down to shameful and miserable
death. His untimely end adds anoth-
er to the long list of the victims of the
Demon Of Liquor, whose fate stands
forth a terrible warning to the rising
generation.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-29

L. E. Bentley, appointed Tax Col
lector. of this parish on the 10th inst,
yesterday filed in the Recorders office
a bond Of $40, 900 for the faithful per-
formance of the duties of the position.
The sureties are Messrs. r. N. Sims,
Henry Loeb, ). j. Claverie, Jno. D.
Cantey, Chas. Gecks, G. Kline and
Ant. Rodriguez. The bond has been
approved and accepted by the Record
er, Clerk Of Court and President of
the Police Jury, and'a certified copy
transmitted to the State Auditor Of
Public Accounts.
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Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash, $500

Total, 10000 Gifts, all Cash, $5OO,OOg
To provide means for this magnificent
Concert One hundred Thousand Whole
Tickets only will be issued.
Whole tickets, 80; Halves, SIS;
and Quarters, $3.50. Eleven whole
tickets for>$lOO. No discount on less
than 800 orders.
The object of this Third Gift Concert, like
the two heretofore given with such universal
approval, ID the enlargement and endowment
OF the Public Library of Kentucky, which, by
the special act authorizing the concert for its
benefit, is to be forever free to all citizens Of
every State. The drawing will be under the
supervision of the trustees of the library, as
sisted by the most eminent citizens Of the
United States. The sale of tickets has al
ready progressed so far that complete sue
cess is assured, and buyers are therefore no.
titled that they must order at once II they de-
sire to participate in the drawing.
The management Of this undertaking has
been committed by the trustees to Hon. Thos.
Z. Bramlette, late Governor of kentucky, to
whom communications pertaining to the Gift
Concert may be addressed.
r. 7. DURRETT, Prest.
w. n. HALDEMAN, Vice Prest.
JOHN s. CAIN, Sec'y Public Library Of Ky.
FARMERS AND DRovEEs' BANK, Treasurer.
As the time for the Concert is close at
hand April 8th), parties wanting tickets
should send III their orders Immediately to
avoid the rush and delay absolutely una
voidable in the few days preceding the
drawing. All orders and applications for
agencies, circulars and information will
meet with prompt attention. THOS +.
BkAMLETTE. Agent Public Library Ken
lucky, Louisville, Ky.
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Encourage your home newspaper,
Subscribe for the CHIEF; So year.


Statistical reports show an increased
attraction Of the British race for
America. In spite Of the imperial
pride of the old country, exasperated
by the successful revolt of the colo
MES, the feeling of community of race,
language and social institutions is
drawing the heart of old England to
her hayward offspring. For the sue
cessful rebel of the United States she
seems to have higher respect than
for the toadying loyalists of Canada,
whom she would fain shake from
their unfertile grasp upon her ample
skirts. The English immigration to
this country is enormously increasing,
and embraces large proportion of
small capitalists and skilled laborers.
At the recent rate of depopulation it
is said that Ireland, at the close of
this decade, will contain but four mil
lions. Scotland has shipped the most
progressive elements of her civiliza-
ton. English writer's are paying more
respect to the name "Greater Britain
as applied to this country.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-29

THE BEST BUSINESS
opportunity and the most taking combination
offered is to be found in an Agency tor taking
subscri ptions for
Henry Ward Beecher's.
Great Literary, Family Newspaper, with
which is given away the largest and best
Premium Picture ever offered, the new and
exquisite $1,000
FRENCH OLEOGR1PH,
called, Little Rena,cay aud her Pets' (Ol-
eographs are the choicest class of French
art-plintirg in oils-the perfection of chro-
MOI We also give the superb $40 pair of
Genuine French Oil Chromos, 81 Vide -4arahe -
and Fast 4 Sleep" subjects Life Size-chalm-
ing fac SMILES of original Oil Painting. This
paper has the largest circulation. IN Me1rorla.
1t will this year be made better than ever.
Serial tales by world famous authors, l.. NJ.
Aicott, Edward Eggleston.. Harriet Beecher
Stowe, etc. New and brilliant contributors.
Illustrated Holiday Number and back num-
bers OF Miss Alcott's story free. The largest
commissions paid! One Agent made $500
other S94. 10 in one,week one S37. so in one
day, and many others from s. and SO to $40
per day. This year cur offers are even luore
profitable. The Subscriber gets the Picture
Premium when he pays the Agent.
GOOD AGENTS WANTED.
Intelligent men and women wanted every
where To get territory, efclnsieely assigned.
send early for circulars and terms. j. b.
FORD & CO, New York; Boston, Mass.
Chicago H.: San Francisco, Cal.
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Town Of Donaldsonville.
Railroad Time Table.

Daily Passenger and Freight Train com,
bimcd-Leayes New Orleans at 7:45 A. M.
Arrives in Donaldsonville Mt 1890 p. NJ.
Returning Sundays exceptel), Leaves Don
jacksonville at Ills p. NJ; Arrives in New
Orleans at r. NJ.
Sunday Passenger Irai,,-Leaves New Or
leans as above, arriving in Donaldsonville
at I'm.
Returning, Leaves Donaldsonville at $50 P.
NJ; Arrives in New Orleans at $50 z. NJ
Trains stop at all way stations.
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DEATH-BED OF GEN. LEE.

A magnificent AXIS inch Engraving. Tho
family and friends are grouped sorrowfnlly
round the old hero's death-bed. The scene
is so touchingly beautiful, the sentiment of
the picture is so sweet, and the characters SO
life-like that every body admires it. It is
truly a gem of art, one which should hang in
the parlor of every Southern home. Sent by
mail, postpaid, on receipt of 20 cents, or 3
far SO cents. Agents wanted. Address
j. G. g. w. II. BUKROW, Bristol, Tenn.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-29

Mr.. A. 4. Bushce has been appoint
ed Inspector of Weights and Measures
for the parish of Ascension BY Cover
nor Kellogg. The New Orleans Re
publican gives the appointee the name
of DE. Buslel."
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See elsewhere the notices to tax
payers, from the Collector. State and
Parish licenses and taxes are due, the
licenses for the current y ear, and the
taxes for 1872, and all persons inter
ested are notified to come forward and
settle the same.
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The Supreme Court has not yet rem
dered decision in the case of Y.
Maurin and others against Charles F.
Smith, Tax Collector Of Ascension
parish. Last Monday was the day
which we understood the court had
set aside for considering the case, but
stress of other business probably in
duced the postponements The decis-
ion may be daily expected.
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Our friend j. G. w. Richardson,
ESQ.,, who has for two or three years
past taught school at Dominique's
Landing, in this parish, has received
the gratifying intelligence from New
York that Hon. Horace Greeley be
queathed him the handsome little sum
of three thousand dollars, which has
been invested for Mr.. Richardson by
his brother in law. We congratulate
our friend upon his good fortune, and
wish his three thousand may augment
to ten times three thousand.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-29

The sudden change Of temperature
which took place Tuesday night was
a surprise to all who supposed that
no more cold weather would visit us
until next winter. The cool snap did
not last hong however, and at tlis
writing piild Spring temperature
prevails.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-29

The steamer Henry Tete passed
down the other night with 1926 bales
Of cotton. Capt. Joe paid our town a
flying visit Wednesday, and returned
to New Orleans yesterday, in season
to leave again for Red River with his
boat tonight.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-29

1t gives us pain to learn that Mr.. ].
j., Claverie suffered quite a serious
accident Wednesday night. Descend
ing the rear steps Of his residence
without a light, a misstep caused him
to fall headlong to the brick pavement
below. Besides a general Earring of
his whole frame, Mr.. Claverie received
several COMMISSIONS upon the face, and
sprained the toes Of his right foot so
severely that he has been scarcely
able to walk since. He was out upon
the street yesterday, and will soon
recover entirely from his injuries.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1873-03-29

Quite lively whirlwind passed
along Mississippi street Thursday,
raising cloud of dust and creating a
rise in loose bits Of paper, light chips,
ETC., which lay in its course.