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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

oJ lis garden linie, gentle Annie
aid lcnsie siris, with big feet, are il
tne potato low>, barc-iOVsed, making
lle Usgs AID worms slug. "ith Il hoe.
...ey ike Llat ndsic Lcttcr tnaa The
:. DINNER
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

aF- The supervisors are generally
orking tie roads THE week. and il viii
b. more pleasant buggy riding few
W. cks nom NOW. Ihe roads needed
work buGil.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

d- The Petersburg Press says there
Is talk OF the Airline 4 Cincinnati
* Southwestern hallway companies
consolidating. and HAT the officers oi
each company are IN lNOrof a.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

Another new house has been bull
On Mr.. NJ FTicdman's lot on the Public
s.u,re. We aid not learn " 10 was the
az, litc,f.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

80 II vii be seen ~ notice IN an
utncr co!uhn that tie f!.ys,ci ans OF
IiuAi.aguugg have taken the inltiAiory
sic,, IL o.-an.1u. county Medical go
c.ety, asA,ns ai other physicians TO
n.eci il,cn on .ue lSlh 10 cOnl 9ieIc iAc
,rssni.ltion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

p-s Nrmers busy blowing.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

~ tr.ius 81 ears began RAINING from
iDcsroit a. The county inc tAis week,
nhi a, SOM n a hcpp; i buia consider
s.bie shipment, Of freight viii be mtde
A'pm THIS end. Mr. Ro.hers. We under-
riaad. has e. gagged TO ship nis tobacco
that VA.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

SiNsUIAR ACRE. We are Informed
thar there w,, ono teacher in iiarbison
township, in this colniv. wAo hal The
= day agur during his fan school ;ern
tie pa-t SEASON. recurring every sat-
rrda, upon Wi.c;,a Township destitute
WIS he'd, m,,ci 10 the .is.su-t .. tie
4 rsstgp.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08
MAJ Sp%It,

: GDGF Of Instruction OF a. +. A. VI
Z > vii. NICE, at Jasper every Tnc>GAs
night. April -. 1874.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

,9~F:ne growing weather.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-05-08

Al. LIN OOO III EIl. Y
,gr-F:ne growing weather.
g-s nrmers busy blowing.
uT Wheat looks line.
e-r Girls in their Spring suits look 7
handsome.
Another new house has been bull
On Mr.. NJ Friedman. lot on the Public I
s.nre. We aid not learn who was the
al, ltc,f.
PREACHING. pcy. J. u. Holloway
w.i preach il the NJ. l.. Church in JAS
er. on sabbath morning NJ lOa O'Clock.
ssilaih school at O'Clock, prompt
The public arr invited.
~, The supervisors are generally
working Tie roads ihi- week. and il viii
b. more pleasant buggy riding few
W. cks nom NOW. The roads needed
wNrk badly.
y > The Petersburg Press says there
IS talk OF the Airline y Cincinnati
* Southwestern hallway companies
consolidating. and HAT the oihcers of
each company are IN liNOrof a.
~ Aes,rs smith * Bnndi4. opened
thcir Norma school ID Jasper. cn sion
DIS h-t. with rather slim Attendance,
bat with mir prospect Tor larger AZ
tendance mex, week, and a dctcrGiina-
Lon 10 pa, il through with energy.
~ "a. A. i.olthnus put ~ thi, week
"a >plendid nrw soda fountain, ia isis ~"
buiidimg. aud has got on stoch ~ cVn-
fcciione., and toys, aud says hc designs
Aeepng a ir>t-class confectionery. Sue
cess 10 hliii.
J1r lis garden tinie, gentle Annie,
and seniie sirls, with big feet, are IN
,ne potato low>, barc-iov.cd, making
t4e ua1s AID worms sing. "lth Il hoe. -
.ney ike Liat ,ndsic bettcr inaa The
pianmer."
So IL vii be seen by notice IN AM
.tncr cV!uhn ihAt tie p.ysici ans OF
Iiuailag Uugg have taken the inltiAiory
sic,, t. o.-Al4nu. county Medical 80
c.ey, asAins an other pliA -icians 60
meet ihcln on Jaue lStt 10 cUalp ieIc tAc
,rssni.LtiUn.
~ Trains 81 ears began RAINING from
l,Dcsyoit 90 the county inc lais week,
AMI a, sonu a. a dcppi j. buiH consider
s.bie shipment, Of freight viii be mtie
A.pm ihiS end. Mr. Ro.heri. We mocr-
riand. has a. gagged TO ship nis tobacco
tisal Ma.
srNorIAE AGTr. We are Informed
,hai ilrre 80, ono teacher ia iiarbisou
township, in this coaniv. Who hal the
=, day agur during his fan school fern
the pa-t season. recurring eyrry sat
rrda, npon ~iie;,a Township In,'iiun
WIS held, m.,c, 10 the DISGUST o. ~
IrastCc.
MEN CH-krH. Tho Catholics Of th
~ronrrctl iiun IL Schncllvilic, are build
ing /, church. house. which will be ~
ornament to the town and a monumen
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-08-09

Iperbrauthte, 1ein. jebt and mod 800 Stas
let ertra. Mber mas baETs! gBer M {dqt.
| tauB aud . iagen. Water Sartie {uote
| lieiner 6ral feline GDlbe, ionoern Sadfe NIT
einens 0erben ylud ouf bic prenbenfuirtb.
lfmaft feline blanfen breibun6ert 5baIer eiH
Iunb Sdhidte He gen DIbenburo.
Nber Der Mlte botte aud einen Drief oe<
| ihrieben, In fpeldem CT feine @eiinnunoen
/ iiber bic Iethgpfanbige Ganone su 500
Sbnlern ansipradb.
Ser Brief lautete: Sly
vWein lieber 5obn bas ih aber for ber
Snnobne audi nod 0elt besablen mus III
mid nidt redt oenn iie NAL RaI suoi0r
mus i'd ben Steuer be3ahIen an ben Brsn-
/ Ben tpenn ih aud nod eGstrob Ganobnen
faufeu mus. Menn om mid Der 6piinoiae
bateri ee9an9en tpdrst, fonbert su bic 4
punoi9e amer bGtte Die 4piinbiae Rar
nohne tDoI mid iofiel gefoit. Sbone ihr
man Ia 0enn in 2 Sabren mus 6rtB aud
bels Wfili0dr ttfl 6enn fann er 0eiite mol
nod branhen ipenn lie neu angenaIer
iuiro. Mber tlteir lieber GaI nimm Dir
BET lon Ganohn oihtig In s. Die BWffer
ihtelen uno ballern ganS barbarIG. ltnb
oenrt bring mid nm @ottesmiIlen bas
Oinss ni6 nit mad Saus.
RarDb bat Bite Sunbefrantbeit unb Mfut=
ter bat eisn1attsmus, tpcnit Dir ariift uno
fiiit bein treuer Bater Serb Sortje."
Sas @elo fam nebff Brief moblbebalten
in Olbenburg on, tpuroe NIT Subel beqriiBt
uno nit md gr6Berem Subel perfneipt.
Ser Mlte ieood), Der BON ieinem Sohne
aanonenplad 10 aufs gis sefiibrt mar,
fodte sur Belohnurs ieiner @ntmiitbiefeit
bod nod cine fleine @enugtbuung hnben.
Gurae 3eit burout rodoem er feinem
| Sungen Die 800 Shaler fiir ben 6ehs-
Yfiinber aeididt bate, rtadte Sartje Wa=
ter cine Neiie nod bem Hteinlano mrib
MeitpbaIen, theils gum plaiiir uno tbeils
nm BET bieIsr @eleeenbeit iid6 cine xDrift
Smisn to f66pen."
| Wer bieie @eaenb bereiit unb bat Glen
nint eeieben, tit In Rom eepeien unb bat
ben dlten Wann niht fluhen hDren. go
bahte Sartje andb, fuhr natb Glen ulo
beiob lih Die Grupp'lhen Merfe. Das
Mnltaunen unb Sewunbern ber perSdiebe=
men GrSeuaniile iener rieienhoften Mnlagt
lmnllte BET Snrtie fein @noe nehmett, Bis {,
Ienblidl snr GieIentannne fam un6 bieft
,, Ipra6los anitarrte. Gol9 Elm Stiid giIen
, mar ibm neu. Gr ipubte eniht rent, Oh es
Elm S6ornifeir Doer bod tpobl cine Rn.
none iein iolIte unb fragte ieinen syiibrer
gang erltount: ,98at is benn BAT form
Oinssr = - sDat Is en- Rauor,1 mar bic
. MntpDrt.
Gen Ranon?" tpieberboIte Sartie, ia,
bos 10 ZEN banris Beet, mat is benn bal
form Mrt BON Ranong"
.Gn Duienbpinner,1 iaete Der ssiibrer.
so, 10, en-. Duienopiinner iprah
Sartie mehanifd mad, tpobet er ii1 tinter
ben Obren fraBte; iagen Sic NAL, mat
mag mol ION 9ufen0piinner foiten, Id
meen 10 unsefdhrg"
4 sRa, 10 nnsefdbr sinise $4,000 3baler,"
rleinte iein 8egleiter.
! Da ipra9 Der alte Oiffrieie: v1unber
, lilnb Oeubel, taun id mi freuen, BAT mieu
9arl mid bibe 9nlenbpiinner In treten Is.
Se Bengel FOB mi al 10 peel @eIb bibe
SDBpiinner, mot mag oa, an IN Bibel
CABIN, tpsnn mon iien SObn bi lo'n groo.
J tet Beet to beenen bett.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-08-09
sammlmns BON 3isenner. 9 efansen.

Sn gnelano iino iebt mebrere nomhafte
0elehrte oamit beifdFtigt, bic @elduae
uno Balaoen Der enelilhen 3iaeuner su
iammeln. Oielelben iollen in ihrer lIrz
lprahe NIT Beieabe einer englilAen lleber=
ieBung II, fnetriS1er Ssorm uer6ffentlid1t
Der0eE uno periprehen piel bes ssnfereiIan=
ten Sn bieten. Ob es eelineen mirb, oieier
SommIuns mirflih UolHdnbiafeit unb
1eberlidtlihfeit Sa aeben, 1T BET ben
Sdmierigfeiten, bic es bieten miro, BON
ben 3tgennern bas n6tbiae MiateriaI ai
erlan9en, cine iebr groBe Jrnge; ieoenfdls
lit Der Verlu9 banfenspertb. Wenn es
I'D, tbun lieBe, aud Die 2ieoer Der 3i9euner
lin Geutlhlanb, ungarn, @panien, NuBs
lan6 sc. 3u iammeIn, iie 5ti iiberieben uno
i unter einanber jii pergleid3en, 10 iDdre ba-
ourh pielleidbt Elm GROCER Shritt 9ethan,
um etipas Weitimmferes iiber bic nod 10
menig aufgefldrte @e5dihte oieIes |eltyas
men WDIfes all erfabren. (Dor 9eifen be-
trauten, ipie er5dblt mirb, oft sSiirifen Die
3iaeuner nit lpidtigen @enhunaen. All
6enen ,,ba8 Muge bes MbIers, bic Qiff be8
SsuhIesu unb bic S6neIIi9feit berG Ghmnlbe~
erfor0erlih mar. Neriihmt III oas eioen.
artige Gbarofterbilb Der 5chotti5hen aioeus
neriu Weeg MerriIie8 In Walfer 6cotts
v@up Mtunnering.4 glIg llrbilb berIeIben
follen benz ihottiit1en Warcen siuei Qe-
f6ihtlide 3iseunerinner, Sron @pr6ou
un6 beren gnfelin Mabge WOr0On, Qe0ient
baben. Jr1n tpuroe, ipeil lie cine trene
Sacnbitin mar, bnIb nd9 benz Sahre 174O
in gorlisle bous N6bel erfduft, laMbeul he
ihre iac0bitiiAen G6bne baf henfen ieben.
Balter Scott le9t Der 3ioeunerin baiIa.
oenarti0e Werie In ben Wfuno, BE dter
wobl BON BEN Nibter IeIber berriibren,
Denu aud Disltiht mit Mntl6n9s,s an ate
3ieeuntr= @efdnge.)
lluterIdisb 80 SIN Yorquet elmer Barrier
@enrebiihne iaBen iiinoit atuei 9erren Sllt
6trumidonen benlerften lie In einer 8ro{s
eeniumslDgt ben sSfnanaier 81 ei1tn id3on
/ In 0elettenl Hitter liebeuben Weatiu. nit eiz.
| ller onlautbi8tn iun0en Jrau. Gr gdbnts
Diel uno jdbien nd 5u Ia10peiIsu. So.
| feht nifbt aus. alf ob e iib unttrbaIts,@ &
ke.sssste elssss ~ aerreA nab bpl bat.
Il cine rsiaenDe 8roa bti !, IIsr.
bines. attr y Il ~ itiats dnllporltt1
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1874-08-09

Nie NadriGt, baB @raf gbambcro oe-
4fdbrliM ertrantt lei, miro pom Itgitimitti-
fhen WIdttern alror iDieberrufer. ie0pd5
f6nnen 5ie nint IN M6reoe HELEN. bdR Ser
soIe @rai isit brsibis Satrsn an iiren
Sheen leibtt
Gs III Ieiber ju beElrmten. bah Der bu-
t1anitdre GongreB ju BriijIel entiut0tr nid5t
ju @t0n0e fnmnltn ODER bod ohnt NeIul.
t s s. q. IN s.
fiir Bic Ga4e ber Menf@ @IiGfeit beilimm.
ten &onQreB ~ bintertrtiben, tDohrhofi
Iltnmeni6,Ii0s AnitrtnollnQeyl u3olhen,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-05

A New SUPERvIsoR.-In order te
quiet the loud complaints that have
been made by a number of disafiected
Republicans against the appointment
OF AIr. Theo. w. Lott as Supervisor
OF Registration for this parish, Gov
ernor Kellogg on Monday issued a
commission to j. B. Hebert, Esq. OF
New River, and that gentleman is now
performing the duties CT Supervisor.
This appointment will meet with gen
eral approval, as Mr.. Hebert is an
universally respected native of the
parish, of known probity and capa-
bility. Under his direction the work
of registration will proceed quietly
and impartially and none will have
cause for complaint. The clerks are
Messrs. Felix Brand and p. A. Jones.
the former commissioned upon the
recommendation of the Dem. Lib.
Ref Con. w. L. parish committee,
the latter at the suggestion of Re-
publicans. Both these gentlemen
are capable and honest, and their APP
pointment will doubtless give as gen.
eral satisfaction as that of the Super
visor. The Governor and the Dem.
committee aforesaid are to be con-
graduated upon their happy selection
of registration officers.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-05

be at the store of Mr.. B Mollere,
third ward, at the junction of the
Bayou Lafourche road and Brulee
Sacramento lane
On Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of the same week, and Monday and
Tuesday of the week after, the Office
viii be located in Smoke Bend, at
the Second Justice Court.
Republicans of the second and third
wards, go forward promptly and pro-
cure your certificates! Let there be
no laggards, for our duty to one an
other, to the party, and to our out
ragged and prosecuted brethren in
other portions of the State, demands
that we poll every available vote and
roll up a big majority for peace,
justice and equal rights, as opposed
to outlawry, mobocracy and the muir
der OF men for their political opinions.
In Ascension there is no reason to
anticipate aught but fair and peace
able registration and election, and
We are sure no overt act will be COM
mItted by any Republican to disturb
the prospect of calm and orderly
contest. While exhorting our po-
litical friends to prepare themselves
to act as one man on election day,
we shall view with complete satisfac-
ton full registration of present OPP
ponents, hoping to convince many of
them ere election day that the in
terests of the commonwealth will best
be subserved by the triumph of the
Republican ticket.
Then to every qualified eleetor in
the parish we say, register, register!
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-05
ST. VINCENT SCHOOL.
Eader the Direction of Sister.
Of Charity.

The exercises of this School will be re-
sumed on Monday, 2lst September
The Sisters OF Charity respectfully solicit
the patronage of their friends, and the pub
lie in general.
The course of Instruction will embrace the
following branches of the English language /:
orthography, Reading, Grammar Conlpo-
sition, Plain and Ornamental Writing Prae-
teal and Rational Arithmetic; Bookkeeping;
Principles of Algebra Ancient and Modern
Geography; Use of Globes Astronomy !;
Sacred aud Profane History; Biography !;
Mythology Moral and Natural Philos-
ephy Chemistry and Botany Drawing
and Fancy Needlewors; Music on the Piano.
Terms-Payable in advance:
Primary classes, per month 81 90
More advanced. 3 90
French !; Drawing; Painting in water
eelors, and Fancy Needlewoorl, each form
an extra charge of one dollar per month.
sep-574
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-05
Registration Notice.
40 the Qualified Electors of
Ascension Parish.


/ NOTICE is hereby given that the Office o.
~ registration viii be opened at the fol
lowing times and places for the purpose Of
issuing certificates to all persons in tie par
ish OF Ascension entitled to vote at the
coming election, viz:
|. From Monday, August 3lst, 1874, TO
! Saturday, September 5th, both inclusive, at
the Court House, in the town of Donaldson
| vile.
q Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday,
September 7th, 9Th and 9Th, at the store of
\ Mr.. B. Mollere, on the Bayou Lafourehe road
| at the junction of Sacramento Brulee lane,
third ward.
3. From THURSDAY, September 10th, to
! Tuesday. September 18th, both inclusive, at
the office of Mr.. p. A. Jones, Justice OF the
| Peace, in Smoke Bend, second ward
T. Wednesday and Thursday, September
| 10th and 18th, at the store of Mr.. JOS. Dom
Unique, Dominique's landing, first ward.
5. Friday and Saturday, September 18th
and 18th, at the store of Mr.. VIM. S. Little
first ward.
g. Monday and Tuesday, September 21st
and 22nd, at Mr.. V. P. Landryis ballroom
on New River, seventh ward.
Z. Wednesday and Thursday, September
23rd and 24th, at Mr.. Solomon harmon 8,
lower New River, seventh ward.
8. Friday and Saturday, September 25th
and goth, at the Dutch Stores, eighth ward
9. Monday and Tuesday, September 2Sth
and 29th, at Mr.. Alex. Meyers, on Amite
River, opposite Port Vincent, eighth ward
10. From Wednesday, September Both,
to Saturday, October 3rd, both inclusive, at
the school-house, Linwood plantation, sixth
ward
II. Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
October 5th 9th and 9TH, at Mr.. G. H Hills
store Futeh's point, fifth ward.
u. Thursday Friday and Saturday, Oe-
| tober 9Th, 9Th, AID 10th, at Mr.. s. E. Brauds
| store, opposite Donaldsonville, fifth ward
ID. From Monday, October 18th, to
FRIDAY, October 10th, both inclusive, at Mr.
! Mount HOumas plantation, fifth ward.
Ia. From Saturday, October 18th, to
Friday, October 23rd, both inclusive, at the
Court-Holse, town of Donaldsonville after
which the Office will be finally closed in ae-
cordance with law.
OFFICE HoURs-From Z A. NJ toI p. r.,
and from P. NJ. to 7 2. NJ.
gY All persons desiring to vote at the
general election of November End, 1874, viii
be required to register anew, as the law pro-
hibits any one from voting upon any GER
tificate of registration issued prior to the
year 1874.
J.B. HEBERT,
Supervisor of Registration
: PA 4 5 oRa9D' Clerks.
Parish of Ascension, September LIST, 1874
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-05

The Ascension Hook 81 Ladder
Company's truck has been completed
and Messrs, Henry Cook, c. Kline
and II. Willers will go to New Or
leans tomorrow to receive it from
Mr.. Schwartz, the builder. Capt.
Jos. F. Aucoin of the steamers Henry
Tete and Lizzie Hopkins has kindly
offered to bring the truck to Donald
sonyille free of charge, and his gen
efous proposition has been gladly ac-
copied. In case, therefore, the
builder has performed his contract
satisfactorily to the committee, the
pride of the Hook & Ladder boys
will make its advent here Tuesday
morning, when meeting of the com
pany will be called to receive it with
appropriate ceremony.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-05

PERSONAL. P. Poche, Esq. OF
St. James was in town Tuesday, and
it was our pleasure to shake hands
with him. He is enjoying excellent
health and never looked better than
now-which is saying a great deal.
Senator E. l.. Weber of West Fee
lieiana paid US a visit Thursday, and
we had a pleasant chat with him
about affairs in general-personal,
political, agricultural, ETC., not ex-
ccpting the late lamented comet. The
Senator loses none of his good looks,
but on the contrary seems to improve
with time.
It is gratifying to note that DR.. j.
L. Mccormick is in state of eonva-
lescenee, having so far recovered
from his recent severe illness as TO
enjoy occasional buggy rides Gin the
cool of the evening"
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-05

FIRE.-The sugar-house, saw-mill
and blacksmith shop situated upon
the Sacramento brulee plantation of
Messrs. Lemann s. Lum, were de-
stroyed by fire Wednesday, together
with about ten thousand feet of new
lumber. We have not learned the
origin oil the fire, but it must have
been accidental, as the saw-mill was
in operation at the time, and a num-
Der of workmen were near the prem
ises, having just gone to dinner when
the blaze broke out. There was an
insurance of $1,000 on the property
burned.
The Sacramento place has been I'M
fortunate this season, its crop having
been entirely destroyed by water
from the Hickey and other crcvasses
which inundated fine major portion
of the brulee lands.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-05
Important to Tax Payers.
Tax Collectors Instructed TO I'm.
stitute Perempfoi-y Proceed
fngs 10 Enforce Payment of
Current and Back Taxes.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, }

| STATE OF LOUISIANA, }
Auditors Office, :
! New Orleans, August 10, 1874.
! The time is fast approaching when further
delays in the collection of taxes are incon-
sistent with a satisfactory discharge of du-
ties by the revenue officers, and VIII render
it impossible to meet the just obligations of
the State, or balance accounts and make
report to the General Assembly, as required
| by law.
Accordingly, you viii proceed to advertise
inlo, all property within your district or par
| ish whereof any taxes, current or delinquent
shall remain unpaid. You win be careful
| to observe all requirements Of the law. in
connection with seizures and sales and con
duct them under the provisions Of act No AZ,
of 1873; but no Judicial proceedings other
than by recordation and publication should
| be resorted TO, and the process must be sum-
mary in accordance with section one of said
act.
You viii, also, in accordance with the pro-
visions of section nine of said act No AZ, in
variably bid III for and adjndicate to the
State any and all property offered for sale
and not purchased by any other party.
In connection with the above the following
important points in relation to tax sales, re-
Gently decided by the Supreme Court in the
case of Morrison Us. Larkin, are commune
Gated to yon for your guidance in the per-
Torrance of your duties in that respect:
First-Tax Collectors can collect taxes on
the delinquent lists as well as current I'M
paid taxes; for this purpose they can sell
the lands that have been forfeited to the
State.
Second-While the tax debtor refrains
from exercising the right of redemption of
such forfeited lands he can not restrain the
sale of the lands by the tax collector under
act No. az.
Third-The tax debtor has no interest in
lands forfeited to the State for non-pay
of taxes. except the right of redemption
Fourth-After the sale of lands by the tax
collector as herein before described the tax
debtor can redeem only by complying with
section six of said act Nc AZ.
Fifth-The method prescribed by act No.
AZ for the forced sale Of lands for the collee-
ton of taxes is not repugnant to the consti-
tuition of this State or of the United States
CHARLES CLINTON,
Auditor
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-05

THE ST. VINcENr's School. We
call attention to the advertisement
i'll another column announcing that
the excellent school under the direc-
ton of the Sisters of Charity at the
st. Vincent's Orphan Asylum will re-
open on Monday, the 21st instant. A
list of the branches taught at the St.
Vincent School is given in the adver-
tisement, and the well known attain
ments of the preceptresses and the
past eoiIdnct of the institution arc
sufficient assurance that no pains viii
be spared to afford to pupils the most
thorough, and comprehensive tuition
during all stages of their scholastic
advancement.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-09-05

POLITICAL Notes.-The business
transacted by the Republican Parish
Executive Committee last Monday,
consisted in the adoption of a resoIu.
ton authorizing the president to re,
ceive designations of any candidates
who choose to withdraw from the
parish ticket, the vacancies to be
filed by the committee at any meet
ing or meetings called for the pur-
pose.
A gathering of second ward Repub-
icans will take place a. the Smoke
Bend school-house tomorrow, the
purpose Of which is to devise means
for notifying the people that the reg
istration Office will be opened in the
second ward during five days, COM
meneing on Thursday, September
10th.
Mr.. Owen White of the second
ward has rendered his resignation of
the candidacy for Police Juror on the
Republican ticket, believing as he
does that the interests of the party
and the people at large will be better
served by the nomination of a
property holder and tax payer for the
position. This action is deserving of
the highest commentator, and Mr..
White has shown himself the kind of
Republican We like to see.
j. B. Hebert, Esq. having been ap-
pointed Supervisor of Registration
also withdraws his name from the
list of Police Jury nominees, leaving
two vacancies to be filed by the
Parish Executive Committee. We
hope as good a man as Mr.. Hcbert
can be found TO replace him on the
ticket; search for a better would be
fruitless.
1t has been limited by some of the
opponents of the Republican party
here that apathy would exist among
cur voters upon the subject ofre-reg-
istration and many of them could not
be induced to register anew. The
of the present week has
proven the fallacy of this conjecture.
We can not better illustrate the
spirit actuating Republicans in this
matter than by "a little anecdote,p
as President Lincoln used to say. An
old colored man came into our office
the other day and said, Mr.. Bentley,
l done registered" We applauded
the act and asked if the people in his
we're coming to town
for the same purpose. /" Yes, sir
he replied, Every thing that can
walk is coming, and them as can't
walk crawls here |"