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THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.

DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTAL colored
boy named Harrison Williams, aged
about IL years, was run over by tho
passenger train at this place, last Sun
day, and suffered the loss Of both legs.
It secms he hae teen In tlib habit Of
riding down to he switch almost daily
to assist in turning the locomotive
aud has shown great daring and reck-
lessness 10 getting upon the cars while
in motion. Last Sunday he is sup
posed to have clambored upon the
cow-catcher of the locomotive (which
was running bsckwards) a. his pres
ence upon the train was unobserved,
and while ON the wsy to the switch
be jumped of lfter . stalk Of sugar
cane which he had dropped and 10
enaeavosing . regain his periloas
ssat slipped and fell beneath the
wheels Of the jsggage Cur. This car
and two passenger coaches passed
over him betoe the accident was dis
covered entislyt severins one leg
from his bhy:, sod, lesving the
other hanging By . small pieces Of flesh.
He was picked up by Conductor Con-
nors and conveyed to the depot from
whence he WIS taken TO the house Of
bis adopted mrents. Drs. b. claverie
aud J. E. Dufel were summoned and
after amputafng the, remaining leg
dressed the Toys wounds and pre-
scribed proper trestmeDk The little
fellow, contrary to expectation, did
not die, but is -apidly recovering, and
On Tuesday asked for the fatal stalk
of sugar cane n finish eating it! This
catastrophe will, We trust, prove
and effective warning to those
rssh boys whoare 90 fond of jumping
% the train fot . ride when it arrives
here. The prsetice is dangerous in
he extreme au1 If the common sense
If the boys will not teach them to
aiseontinue it, their parents and the
rain officers should take the matter
n hand. Is I %s*s@ ''*s 1
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Proceedings Of Common Council,
-ks $50 s2ss9 81 esaNE
Town Of Donaldsouyille.
SPECIAL MEETING. s

MAJORS OFFICE, December q, 1874.
| The Council met this day at 10 o'clock
| A.! II. - arsaE ,rs o. ss,.s.ss 20
Members prssent-Jos. Burbridge, alder.
man LIST. ward r. Noel, alderman, End.
ward j. +. Link, Jos. johnson, aldermen
Members absent-B. Lemsaa, alderman
LIST. ward. a44.. t,* ST. ssss
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and approved. t@s - %. 7'-s
Mr.. .. Terrio presented to the Council
his commission g. Mayor of the town, snd
he being duly sworn in, took his seat.
T Mr. Jos. Ferrier presented also his COM
mission - Alderman End. ward, and Gus
tave Dagas also as Town Assessor accom-
panied with their osth Of Office. T5s
The Mayor informed the Council the OBJ
ject Of the meeting which was to repeal
the ordinance passed It the last meeting in
regard to the sale Of the river ferry.
On motion Of Jos. Burbridge, the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
D. " reso.red, That the ordinance adopted
on the 18th. day u November, l87A, con-
corning the lease of the Mississippi river
ferry be and is hereby repealed. and
Resoteea fssrther, That The Treasures of
the town Il hereby authorized to adyertize
the lease of said ferry under the former Or
dinanee, and naid lease to sbes sold ON the
sane p. dsy fhst tne other h.ses Of tie town
o. .s.ae., 81. jos. s.,lr.is., duly SEQ.
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Corporation Notice.

| Corporation Notiees
!; e: s: s: :: / !! : -!
|, satufdsg =. DAldsas7&i
from the 10Th day q Ia1a KS, q
The farm of the Mal1st 80 and Mar
ket dues. rs -
''t f. 1 Il 80 WI. =
s: -: s: 4: !: !! T. E
JACKSONVILLE, at his office in t06lSe equal in
stalllnenta naturiug napeetivsly o4tee3ja
Jall., 18th Feb, 3lst March, 3Vth AtM, 3lst
Nay, JOth June, 3ist July, 31st Auglast, SOth
Sep, 3lst Oct, 3vth Nov, and 3lst Deceu.
ber, 1876, and bearing eight per cent per
aunum interest from maturity until fEnal
payment. - ~ -
Besides which the lessee of the Market
hollse shall furnish bund with good md
solvent security in the sum Of 0ne hundred
dollars for the faithful performance VI his
duty ~ farmers xud the lsssee vt the Wharf
shall furnish . good aud solvent bond in the
sum Of two hundred unsi htty dollars. Said
bond being to secure any damages or loss on
goods or other articles landed IT saAisl Wharf
Or within the limits OF the Corporation and
that he bs required 70 have u txrpaulin ~
cover such gus,ds. rs may be exposed t. the
weathsr; also, the office now used ~ the
Mayors office IL hereby reserved.
The farmers Ut the Market house and
Wharf are to be governed ny tie same tariff
tor the year 1879 ~ for 1874. #g s..{=5
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N@E g ~ ss 4
with impotence BY the young folks
We an ASdaoiA tl,ak ID t.sbnt
Of Phosix Fire Co; has oEdesed the
nsesabefs to sssem BILE 1T the Wharf
House TO- .norroase afternoon to march
with the Hook 4 Ladder Co., to the
Hall and join in the festivities. This
will tend to promste COED fellowship
between the two organizations and
We rejoice that such AZ arrangement
is proposed. Music to-morrow: T. viii VII
be furnished BY the. Silver Cornet
Band, and altar tlss stores have slossl
. throDs Of guests niay be looked for.
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Proceedings Of the Police Jury
ps Parish Of Ascension. 49,
EXTRA SESSION.

- COURr-HOUsE, Dec. 18th, 1874
The Police 1ury met this 18th day Of De-
cember. 1874, at 10 o'clock A. H., pursuant
to call made. By the President. - :
Members Present.. Landry, President:
Messrs. Henry HeymsD, Louis Leblanc,
Absent. b. Hebert.s 50 sesss$s
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved. Hse, t.,.. r. ,--tts-s Z
s The following report was on motion duly
received and approved. ~
TO the President and members Of the Police
Jury, parish Of Ascension
GEKTLEAEN-Tbe undersigned COMMITTEES
appointed by your honorable body. to re-
ceive, examino and fix the CONDENSATION "a
be paid to the parish Recorder for nakins
the Mortgage and Conveyance induces Of
his office, under resolutiess adopted by YOU.
bog leave to report that they have received
the GeaveyancsIndex prep,red pursusnt 70
said resolntion, and upon examining the
same, which 10 gotten mp III admirable style,
find therein Twonty-0ne thous,.nd nine hun.
dred and thirty-flve III 1885, entries, which
your committee believe to be fully worth
une Thousand and ninety-six dollars and
seventy-five cents ($l,O9 75) in currency.
being ut the rate Of five cents peg entry.
Respectfully submitted,
tSignedl z. N. PUGH, " ~
n.
r. LANDRY,
H. HEYNAE.
J.B. HILBERT.
On motion of Henry Heynan the f,llov.
ing resolution was adopted:
Rcsolred That the sum Of three hundred
and sixty dollars be appropriated out of the
Election Funds to pay the commissioners Of
election, at the election held on the End day
Of November last, and that the Treasurer
be authorized to register the claims of said
commissioners.
A bill of b. Rybiski of % for medicines
furnished to the parish, Was approved.
A bill Of 90 Is for work done on leyees
was approved.
On motion of Henry Heymsn tho follow.
ing resolution was adopted:
4. Rcsolrcd, That tlle sum Of thirty dollars
be md the same il bsroby appsupria4sll out
of the contingent fund for the year lx4., in
favor Of Aaron Hin, Sheriff, tor the pufchas.
If chairs for the Court House.
~ On motion Of Henfy HeyHaap tHe follow.
ing resolsli@ wss adopted:
Z Resotesd. That the SUN Of tsenty dollars
b.. and the same is Hereby appropriated out
!; s. sss 1S9t ri fp Rd & ~ tEsf &
fof the use Of the Count, n1se.
On motion Of ~ following
preamble ? Gamble, 81 80 - q.
August. and thS3S 6i6ion an
extension Of time for In The delinauept
list would sacsns telLsbs1eitAisasp aiss,
therefore, be it
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FEW ADVEBTIsENEHfs.
CIRCULAR.

Awn.s#as.,..ts .as STATE OF LOuIslAKA,
Office gupt. Pub. Education, Bed Division, ;
ri Plaquemine, Dec. 18th, 1874. }
The Public SCHOOLS in ta,s parishes com
prising the Third Educational Division
that may be in operation the present month
will be closed during the holiday season,
from Thursday, December oath, 1854, until
Monday, January 4th, 1875. 1872
t.. tt4sft.f... GEO. B LOUD,
Gupt. Pub. Education, 3rd Division
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contains no Continued Stories, large pages,
~ columns Of choice miscellaneous reading
mstter every week together with articles
from the pens Of such woll-knOwn writer's
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Miss A1cott, viii Carlton, J. T. Trowbridge,
Mark Twain, etc. W. i&s's*1
viii send The Peoples Ledger" to
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on trial, on receipt Of only 50 cents.
The Peoples Ledger" is an old estsl-
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throueheut the n. e. and Middle states.
address, HERMANN X. CURTIS.
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p 4
Resolced, TIT the Tar cSileetst Of A
ccnsioa parish sh.if be slowed until TIN
int Monday of February, 1875, - III ~
delinquent list Ut current parish taxes, and
aospenalty Ahs1k 4tassh t&aU1eeEsAfsaaid
tax beyond that date. except sacl, costs d
suit ~ NY e hoa1fA k0Afnsizs afagE
| R,4Alt.
o. uotsoa Of Hillcry Rise The faIlovias
resolution WA adop1ed: y p,
Rssoasea, That The 0uliaaneo eueosniaa
the river ferry opposite Donaldsoasillc,
adopted on the l0th of November last, be
and IL hereby reposled.
On motjOI u Louie Leblanc the fbllowias
resolution wae adopted: ''..457
kes0ersl, Tbat the Parish Attorney biel
and - b hereby Instructed - defesd IT,
s1;tsnc psn.iing before tho 4th Judicial
p On mstios II Hillery Rice tho following
report WIS received. :" Fey ,'@'+-' g 'sfss :"
DoNALbsoNvfILE, Dec. 18th. 1874
To the Hon. President aod menher1 If tho
Police Jury, Pxsigh 1t Asoensiosa. 'Sfa
SIRs During tho *yesf lz3, ard part of
the year 1874, r iasnly capacity Of Tax Cvl
lect0r of this pariah, collected curreuS and dc.
Of 49, 81 - will sppear By my books
and the recdpts Of the Parish Treasurer.
Out II said aanOunt1 retained the sum OF
$2444 80 In parrish script, ETC., in part ayment
II my comndission of 10 per cent. on said col
lection. These warrants and script ETC.,
still hold as representing my communication
: / wsaid respectfully ask thst the Parish
Treasurer be instructed to receive from me
the said script, etc, and in Heu thereof your
Hon. body spprove the within bill sxainst
the parish for said amount Of commission,
instructing the Parish Treasurer to reeister
same against the Tax Collectors apprOpfia-
ton for 1872 upon the receipt by HIM Of the
said warrants, script, etc. ne stif3 'ti
Very respectfully, "fE
H. L. E. BENTLEY, tt
Tax Collector, Ascension Parish.
On motion Of Henry Heymsn the follow
ing resolutions were adopted:
Be nresolrcd, That G. Kline, Parish Treas
urer Of Ascension, be, land is hereby instsuc-
ted to receive from L. Z. Bentley, Tax Col
lectOr. Ascension parish, the parrish script
etc, amounting to $2444,89 a. PRAYED tor 81
communication Of said L. E. Bentley.
Be II further resolsed, That the acc0aut Of
said L. +. Beatley, Tax Collector, for the
sum of $2444 50 for balance of comn,ission
due him ON amount Of parish taxes and Ii
ccnscs by him collected during the year 1873
and part of the year 1874, be and the aame is
hereby approved. = :
BE Il further resoloed, That C. Kline, Par
tsh Treasurer, Ascension Parish, b aud il
hereby Instructed to register said account Of
2. f. BENTLEY, Tax Collector for the SUM ssf
92444 50 against the Tax Collectors appro-
priati0n for the year 1872, upon receipt from
the said Collector Of the said parish script,
etc., arn0nnting 70 42444 50.
On motion " Louis LeBlauc the Police
Jury adjourned sine die. ~ s. .5.a..ss4
T." p. LANDRY, -
,}.Tzs-r r- President. .
AGp6O&s 4..f. ASH
OCTAVE TRRRlo, Secretary.
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TINS FAfR.-1he Ascension Hook
& Loader Conpasy's Fsir was open
ed ut the D. 8. {. B. Hall this after
noon by come lively music from the
st. Cecile Band, aud despite the I'M
propitious weather and muddy roads
the attendance If visitors has been
reasonably large aad No realization
Of funds up to thss1 3. Ne write quite
satisfactory. = bully
decorated, bake
stands, bends 60 Z I kged.
The ysfbsqssl dies,
and more arti.-
tic, and strikes he. eye and palate
with pleasing effect. Tie kitchen il
located in the right-hand conpart-
n'ent under the atass, snd hot meals
are served up BY charming young
ladies in trice. Champagne and
other delicious beverages abound,
while oysters in every style are .
prominent feature Of the culinary de-
partment, The ber and oyster stand
will be found under . canyass cover,
ed shed h the jyasd whore nav b.
valves, ssoA dFinksand cigars sse ob-
- Wa $500 Y
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tho pi.biic u gssenl hat hssisspaa4asuli1 II II
aaaae boote aad slopeQf the. very ;lAgki1,e 80
sssasl % or.aef, nd gnsr,ase~s 81 81 1l i,
% give r"1 CONVERSATIONS Is = e' sas . eel ss:.s,-sla
8EWlN6'aMA CNINESt + a.'s.i..s
am also the agent Tor the FINKLE L..
s11s IS Hph9ki, sa 4is} Aa<s nd
At improved 4ssn, which sfswin slDsaA Il
lsasss snsyang from us.g ssw ssnrsx Ysss
III -s17g 'a'leso ss1Og IS s's.x .s@w
- ,fwlEnaa IL IL .goalIss u, h.a:ssssa.aS ssiz
Ps5sope q ll,nitea @aaps 50 prscqEs .ss.as
anee1scefss6De lin lsontaay lh9ea llmsbts,s sas
~ ABHIH0 MACHINES HRPAlRkl,es7 aass
I; =; ;':s11ie z' .,l11'' <'. s,s1r .,sS s
- my3 ia H. H. iWIL111e.i IA
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psoashisg,ts~D t.dAg, . whitshsEa.
Ft6&th ssss bedl1g 1'o19 saASNkil.
road em6Snkment conceived tkeS 1it no.
tion Of rsasiss a4sces with Tie loco
nsotiys, eaad> stared est but = few.
y@rs. ~ lysaes tits q :, eBe
The felte A}agse a1eae ~
right ~ ~ assel a.
email bstdees NV -
he hesitated a moment, probably to
steady himself fo' a walk across the
gap % ono Of the rails hst,. aIaa |!
the old jew "He who hesitatcs is
lost " was here smplitied. The cow
catcher Of the approaching engine
stack its equine competitor on the
right fank, prpcipitasipg the un-
fortunate beast through the bridge
where he fell . fiat of lis back in
the mud. More frightened than hurt
he scrambled to his feet and trotted
snartly away, NJ doubt resolving in
his own mind turun races only with
horses of his sizl in the future and to
p" look out for tie locomotive when
the whistle sounds"
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Px1eQsAr--Phoa Fin Cespany
will Peeas Aceept ppr thaaks fer the
hvof U : l6npllnentary tjcket .
tA'kNa aj9al IN = 4
givsa 6ak9lsdaT sss1ise, ~ Sc
wsfssAie4t1 " on tsad
J. c@b[o 11lisa5ssa kr ah.A E1tls
chraAa6 tiN aeif hb4 Ses1 vsssh
hundssd dollsra. 40
D1143sSjA.ssds %-Ae Ashsk
vsrasNle4d.N e.sB>+asS sdGaa&
As A FL rr'*!tnzg ssites9
Na4D4o csauPsssa.Aa poss ~
chtae) tst< ~ York 49, -:
cent dates. = ~ sssa e&c ri ~ as2r'.
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chriso'sA. vas = III, an az,
and -6ost psopae fssnd Ssnisrtaad
enjoyment in renaising at home.
rhsy' q 4 J e-e !, |. = VASES. l..
INDUCED ii to the usual extent ~
the Fenthfal PARTON Of the com
nuste5 sat a0f'Ssaase some posaasa
was BLURRED md sose noise made.
We ttsst 4e.tA csass pata q our
littla fkienAe 4 visit, ap1 -dea1e - his
prseDuet v1lk sGa.AS1t1si. h.a1
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The stalv.luatios Of properly ex-
empt from taxation in the nerish Of
Ascension 10 estimat1l aaI4Ny 100, or
scarcely 99oO, 0QoAD - tRs4 the
taxable: prop4 ID this
estinste is - W - p blic
land ;" east r ~ 49, Aser,
which 10 alsee valsed aeogooa
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80 VT - u n -
4 Df a !tee' ssesmst
nslein1nl0sAh nsaavslantaa
Chriea1p alsefuooa.z He vssSda
ing spon ths. sssgs Il alhs - -
watching with much interest the cere-
nsny e baptisiag : couple a Gen.
VERT g ~ 1sptist chare !, vhsn II
slipped and fell overheard. Tho
~sesr was sy absae nrse - asep
~Aershef - ut = vasse thdsssloy
soshe41k Als1 I'm 81 l1is -
depth. rh seensad = - 49,
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old. NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE At the
" CHIE1 Office. 56c. per hundred.
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Which We can sell 1t Less than New Orleans
prices. We solicit the patronage Of tho pub
iic, and insure satisfaction to I'll who have
dealings with u. -
We have procured Rrst-elasa HEADSE
which, can be hired at reasonable terms and
upon sherssst netice sepl3ly
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The leading event or the comm s
week viii be the Phoenix ball. After
that, New Years Day.. ..s.,,a 4a.,,
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0UBSCRIBE FOR THE CHIEF for 1875
- Terms, - per annum. al
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Don't forget the grsad PlssDnix tsla,s
Thueea2k Sabt, Dse sast, st Tho Han
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