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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12
Town Of Donaldsonville.

TINE TABLE N. O., NJ. l. T. r. R.,
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
Daily Passenger Iraia-Leaves New Or
leans, from head of Canal street, at |:4o
A. NJ.
Arrives ut Donaldsonvi1ie at l2M
Whitecastle at 1890 P. NJ.
Returniug-LeavesW hilecastle at l2:4'f. NJ.
Leaves Donaldsonrille at l:3O r. N.
Arrives at New Orleans at JPN
Trains stop At all way stations.
freight Truin-Leaves Donaldeonville daily
(Snndays excepted) ut l1:4O A. N. Sugar
and molasscs will be landed at the sugar
sheds, New Orleans, at A. u. the day
after shipment. Rates on sugar, VI super
hid molasses, rs cents per Dbl.
Joa HucuEs. G.. H. ALLEN,
Agent. General Manager.
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GKIN DISEASES! "PERUVIAN BALM,
- removes Pfmples, Black.heads,
Freckles, Moth, &c. Natures own
cure. purely vegetable) gives clear beau
tiful SKIN. Send stamp for recipe Use
9 Hair Producer" for . heavy
beard. NJ. FISkE, Chemist, Box s92,
Plainficld, N. j.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

Marx Israel will receive fresh sup
ply of fine goods in few days to
which he invites the attention of the
ladies'. 1t is no trouble to show goods
at Israels and visitors are welcome
to inspect the stock whether they
make any purchases or not.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12
ST. VINCENT SCHOOL.
Under the Direction Of Sisters
0f l,hARifY.

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 tho pub
lie in general.
The course Of instruction will embrace tho
following branches of the English language:
photography, Reading, Grammar. Compo-
sition, Plain and Ornamental Writing Prac-
tic..l and Rational Arithmetic; Bookkeeping;
Principles Of Algebra Ancient and Modern
Geography; Use Of Globes; Autonomy;
Sacred and Profane History; Biography;
Mythology Moral and Natural Philos-
ophy; Chemistry and Botany; Drawing
and Fancy NeedIework; Music on the Piano.
Terms-Payab]e in advance:
Primary classes. per month -......-...s2 -
more ADVANCED d w
French i Drawing; Painting in water
colors, and Fancy Nsedlevoork, each form
an extra charge of one dollar per month.
sep-5-74
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

Wilkinson goes to New Orleans
next week to lay in a stock of holiday
goods. This will be Jolly news for
the little folks, and nightly visions of
bob-tailed rocking horses, pewter
soldiers and tin wagons will fit through
the juvenile Imagination as the little
eyes are closed in slumber.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

To-day is the last day upon which
the State tax Of 1873 can be settled
without costs and penalties. The
law requires the Collector to file his
delinquent list with the Recorder on
the second Monday of December,
and thereafter twenty-five per cent.
additional accrues upon all amounts
due the State for taxes.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

On Saturday next the lease of the
parish ferries will be sold at auction
by the president Of the Police Jury,
in accordance with the notice pub
lished elsewhere in these columns.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

If two members constituted quor
I'M, there would have been meeting
of the Burnside Base Ball Club held
Wednesday evening. But they don't,
aud there wasn't. q
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

The Police Jury will meet in extra
ordinary session at noon to-day, by
call Of the president.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

The Hook g. Ladder Company
seems fairly bent upon inaugurating
the holiday amusements, but we
think the Phoenix boys will "opcn
the ball."
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

Marx Israel has the finest stock Of
goods in the parish. See his adver-
tisement.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12
Saturday, january End, 1875,

at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to the highest and last
bidder, the farm of the Mississippi river
ferry in front Of Donadsonvile, for the
term of five years from the 10th day Of Jan
uary, 1875; the lessee thereof ob]igating
himself to place a good and substantial
steam tug boat capable Of crossing foot pas
sengers, and Il strong substantial flat-boat
attached to said tug boat to cross horses,
mules, stock and vehicles Of every descrip-
ton. The said steam tug boat, fiat attached,
to cross every half hourduring the day from
o'clock A. M. to7a o'clock p NJ. in Sum-
mer, and from o'clock A. NJ. to p. NJ in
Winter. The said lessee shall have the right
tn charge the following rates of ferriage:
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Sale of Ferries.

Sale of Ferries.
DUBL1C NOTICE is hereby given that
l. | shall proceed to sell to the highest
bidder at the Court House, in the town of
DonadsOnviIle, on
Saturday, December 10Th, 1874,
at ! O'Clock A. NJ, the Lease of the MIS-
SlSSlPPl RIVER FERRY. opposite Don
jacksonville, for term Of five years from
the 10th day Of January, 1875, in accordance
with an ordinance of the Police Jury adopt
ed on Tuesday, Nov, 10th 1874
Also the Lease of all other Ferries estab-
lishcd by law and subject to the control Of
the Police Jury, for and during the year
1875.
p. LANDRY,
President Of the Police Jury of the Parish of
Asc. lsi IN.
Donaldsonville, La, Nov. 14th, 1874.
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Sale of Ferry.

NOTICE is hereby given that l will offer
~ at public sale front OF the Cour louise
door on
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DONALDsONVILLE, La,
Saturday, December IL, -.
LOCAL JoTTINGs.

Vague rumors Of coming circuses
predOminate.
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Sewing Machines,

has induced lis to make a speciality in this
line First Glass Machines of all kinds at
the lowest rates. The new Under-fccd Buck
eye Hand Machine only $40. Secondhand
Machines in good ORDER at half price. The
latest and best attachments for all machines
fuckers, rutfiers, corders, binders, plato
hemmcrs, etc The best needles for ali ma
chimes. The best prepared sewing machine
oil. The best sewing machine silk and spool
cotton. We repair all machines at low rates.
We take old machines in part payment for
new ones.
Sewing Machines, Pianos and Organs
sold on monthly payments in the country,
% parties giving references.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

r. UT INC DcCem De
| Judicial Distri
for the paris
William Molberry,
G. II. Mullett,
WIN. Moseby,
Parish Moore,
5. X. Pcrnell,
2. H. Fairbanks,
SEVERN RicarG,
Allen Thomas.
Adam Cantey,
Alfred Smith,
David Bergcron,
Jos. Bedford,
Chas. Henry,
}. V. Leblanc,
J. I. Landry,
C.. A. Gaudin,
Alt. Landry,
Octave Duplessis,
Felix f. Babin.
Ruebin johnson,
Victor Arthur,
Jos. Nicholas,
JOS. Hid;llgo,
Noise Levy,
Henry Coleman,
Prosper Conway,
Victor Braud,
Ephram Emerson,
George Evant,
Victor Bernier,
Ant. Gonzales,
J. Adrien Landry,
BOney BARLEY,
WIN. Foster,
Alfred Lanoue,
Paul Ro'lrigue,
Sosthene Mollere,
Augustus Knight,
Louis Delaune,
Philip Duplessis,
Francis MonterO,
Marcelin Melancon,Jl
VIM. P. Rochcll,
Ernest Brooks,
Paul Hebert,
Sam Washington,
Dan'l Harrison,
Chas. Ursin,
Francis Denoue,
Madison Carroll,
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Subscription Price, Three Douars Year.
OFFICIAL. DIRECTORY.
Fourth Judicial District.

Comprising the parishes Of Ascension, St.
james, st. John the Baptist ana st. Charles
District Judge, ......- -Othello j. Flagg,
District Attorney, ~ Morris Marks
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

Ascension produced 1892 hogsl,eads
Of sugar last year. We roughly esti-
mate the present crop at $4,000 hogs
heads.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12
List of Jurors

) y "a VA -
term Of the FOurtl
ct Court in aud
b of Ascension.
VIM. Foster,
Geo. Hampton,
Amedcres Berteau.
Gustave Israel,
John Baptist,
Peter Rucerer,
Reno Brassett,
p. p. Braud,
Pierre Quezerque.
Ben Estus,
Sam Ceforney,
John Curtis,
VIM. Henry,
VIM. P. Dixon,
Omer Gre,
Jno. F. Ayraud,
Lewis DENNY,
j. B. Hebert,
John Euscm,
Frank Mitchell,
Ely Clay,
Abram Haines,
Jean Cal;.fel,
Geo. Williams,
Marcelin Reynaud,
TheOdule Hebert,
Philip Francois,
TheO,lule Marchand,
Dick Brown,
Chas. Andrews,
Abram Dixon,
Augustin Rome,
August j. Gonzales,
Jos. Gonzales,
Sylvany Gssudin,
Dufosat Gregoire,
Willis Green,
George Brooks,
Ant. Barientes.
Edward Dugas,
Sam Cushen berry,
Felix Babin,
Sam H. Brown,
Laurence Carrier,
Ben. 3. Heath,
Geo. Randolph,
J. q. Dugas,
Raphael kodriguo,
Victor Milien,
Daniel Hampton.
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Wanted.

Wanted.
A N ACTIVE PARTNER with a cash can
\ ital of Two Thousand Dollars. to take
charge Of the Ice House at Donaldsonville
For further particulars apply to or address
j. NJ. DELAVALLADE
oct 10 Plaquenline, La
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Send rs cts. for theA
ADVERTISERS GAZETTE.

A book of LA pages, showing how. When 9pA
where to advertise, and containing = Lat Of
nearly 5000 newspapers, with much other in
formation of interest to advertisers. Addresa
GEO. T. ROWELL T. co. Publishers, IL
Park Row New York.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

FIRST FAIR OF TIE SEASONAL
the monthly meeting Of Ascension
Hook g. Ladder Company, last Mon
day evening, it was resolved to give
Fair at the d. S. c. b. Hall OH Sat
urday aud Sunday, December Goth
and 9th, for the purpose Of raising
sufficient funds to enable the COM
pany to build Il house for their truck,
the lack OF which is seriously felt. Eff
ticient committees have been appoint
ed to make the necessary arrange
ments, solicit contributions. etc, and
no pains will be spared in the brief
time intervening to render the prep
arations all that could be desired for
Il frst-clas entertainment of the or
der selected. We shall probably en-
large, in our next issue, upon the va
rious attractions that will be present
ed for the delectation of visitors, and
we can well anticipate that a rare
treat is in store for our amusement
loving people. The lady friends Of
the popular Hook & Ladder Company
will be called upon to compete for a
silver medal to be awarded to the
young lady selling the greatest num-
Der of tickets, and the competition
will doubtless be spirited. The low
price of tickets-25 cents-should in
sure u large sale, and we trust no
local reader of the CHIEF Will fail to
purchase at least one.
SUGAR LUMPs.-Several planters
have finished grinding their cane,
among others Messrs. E. G.. Palmer,
j. 7. Nolan and Aaron Jacobs. The
yield has been generally ali that was
anticipated, and we have yet to hear
the first complaint from a sugar plan
ter relative to this seasons crop. A
number Of sugar houses will continue
in operation two or three weeks yet,
and we have been informed Of one in
stance where grinding will not be
finished until late in January if the
cane does not spoil ere that time.
The yield of g. hogsheads from
twenty acres of cane, secured by
Messrs. NJ. D. Bringier & Co. upon
the Hermitage plantation, stands un-
rivalled in the State, and places As
cension in juxtaposition with the
most fertile sugar parishes Of Louisi-
ana.
The steamers Seminole, Henry Tete
and Lizzie Hopkins carry large loads
Of sugar and molasses to the city each
trip, the first named rather "taking
the horns.''
A planter in a small way, down
Bayou Lafourche, who made one hogs
head Of sugar last year, has shipped
10 to market this season, and many
Others have done proportionately al
most IS well.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12
WM. GREGG, MRS. ADA GREGG
Office of
Gregg's PURCHASING Bureau,
WIN. GREGG.
MRS. ADA GREGG.

15l. Canal Street, 1890 154
NEW ORLEANS Ia.
After mature ,lelbrration as to the wants
and necessities peculiar to this section OF
the country
Cruces PURCHASING BUREAU
has been established in New Orleans. A
long acquaintance with the various kinds Of
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

We invite the particular attention
of our lady readers to the fact Of the
removal of Gregg's New Orleans Pur-
chasing Bureau from No. Burgundy
to No. l54 Canal street, and remind
them anew of the advantage which is
bound to accrue from dealings with
this establishment. All orders will
be promptly filled, and the quality Of
goods will always be the best obtain
able for the price charged. The Blu
reau is perfectly reliable, as will be
judged from the character of its refer
ences. See advertisement.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

The editor of the Brashear Nems
rejoices because he held IL ticket which
drew a city lot in the recent real es-
tate distribution by j. l.. Foster g.
Co., of Houston, Texas, an enterprise
which was advertised in the CHIEF,
One of dozen tickets sent us by Mr..
Foster to dispose of drew suburban
lot, but as no one was lucky enough
to purchase it, the prize will revert
to the projectors of the distribution
scheme. Just see what chance for
the sudden acquisition of wealth has
been let slip 10y. We doubt not that
lot was worth fully as much as eigh-
teen dollars and seventy five cents.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

old NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE at the
" CHIEF office. Csc. per hundred.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-12-12

The land of hand-organs and mac
caroni can boast of no clearer skies or
balmier atmosphere than we have had
here for the past week. The members
of the fire department are wondering
if the pretty weather will hold out
until they have had their holiday
Qualifications, and general sympathy
will be felt for their anxiety in the
matter. We trust Old Probabilities
will exert his kindly influences to cx-
empt this section from wet rains and
low thermometers until "the Hooks"
have had their fair and "the Phn-
mixes" their Ball. After that he can
let things silver just as they'vea mind
to, for all we folks care.
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nsiness Of the preceding session.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1874-10-29
DR.. - . q. OIL
- Randolph street.
Ch1Ca90, oooN.

RI nsH Atsswssd Apsetstf,f " ~ -. - ~
trsafMsnt ~ ~ tsvfrNls, GhreA(f aNN tVtNee1 M
s~sss, " hsfA NtSfs, NsmtMNt WsskMfN.
The vsuh NJ rasty tHilsef,tiaHss W sAhss easses,
pssslaslnr ktvsuMsness. Atttslnh " AsrssS iarsg.
" tWsvA,
TVS caeAA " MseWN THsasAtsvs Illuminated
viii, rllnsls ssxsas inss sspnIHlnR Whs Mny Uo09
Why ma, Why. Ths tMiss Z. snts ~ marriage. Theft
nature. ssu-s snd suss rsrs ~ ri, sent u psalo
seated .nses.,rs.
tsalrs requiring eafHIesi AID. medic III oitea1sDe
" sdvts~ NJ ~ rast. ~ ~ AUeUt0o
~ delicate natH,s inlden ~ the ssnetetlse oWeo1
sat sels nldn h%sN sH.llt aNd s1~rAiy sufoA ASST
MAY call ~ sddrets ihf doctor ~ III soeu1en4tos
NMstsvs. tnsaii.is fsn W provided sitA pdeo1e
arArtnssAt.. Asefd. ssssadsase, ~. nsAAer -
sI~s.t ~ haaA. lW
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Harmeu Makers.

MILLER. ~ ED. Sec ~.
MALTHS, n. A.. Ship a~xt deer Lowell.
~ store.
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Gol.LErT. =. ~Nlre ~ the flaen Dealer
building opposite 1lspss.
WEUArEN. J. =. o0er with 4. r.
Hrrck eMstMw, aver CheptMs Assrs.
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Insurance .lyen,s.

klMnAl.L 4 rAkNxWONTM. - she
naMk.
GksEN, .. ~ MS store
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.ye~vivs.
Justices II the Peace.

!. LOWRY. East ssae - EsA -
Arc al.
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Miiiiners.

STONE, Mrs. J. e., sec -.
KAND, asRA. J. r., s~e -.
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J. ne NOY ELl.Es. sc card.
WEnNTEA MOgAE, esraer Ela And
1ltgh Ms.
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Lumber Dealers.

FLEMING, W. 4 .. Rehers Fhsles
agent. AerA ssesr the 9oesaesr. xrs al
rECk, ALEE, lard esrNsr 81
Elsn Ana Market streets.
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Flour AID Feed.

nOYT. q. ~, ~ bakery,
CLARK. n, See card.
NEWTON, \. !. first deer north ~ rnnrs
A0Mse.
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Phya'cians.

CLEMMER. J. ,. eMes ~ Drag sssss.
MEM RIAM, i. ~, eAse over TraMa
bNlIs shoe store.
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sa A..
NHNFfxs - t@VfF88
Fl = - - 49, - 80
-. -. - 49,
-. z. .bs~sm8 sms8.sms~a
..~a.w.~ . ,~~~ss. -. $50
SO : .a... 49,
a,..rs..r. ..sa.
ssfssW y "s* " ~"
snA& - AFssa
-~
b~AIsrs
-
49,
HaIsr.
$500
f,.of aad Nhes .Naktrs. &c.
NEWTON =. D. - ~erA.
tktMnl.E. Mss. n. NEST else - Etsa
.sssss / Assss Nsssh ~ sAs Fest O0s~.
-,
tsfh'Hy
..eAwAnD. - asss.
Ma. 4. s~s ID.
-
GNANnAIL. %. T.. SsasA eide MasA~t
wEusrEn. ". y. -. card.
-
Y.u.fu .@u...,nor
aA6AN HAsSEII, oWasa ss"ssT' tow
.,sla '....... s. - NJ "'sA
uasx rns,~ ~. 80. - 81. ..~~..
A,rr 4 Il $500. 80. - MAXI. !,
eAwAwD. j. . are. deer A..sM Or the
AyENal.a.. II. K xe.,h ed. .r M.rAr,
street. see al.
- 9.
r...J.. 4. N.rL:,. NLon.
Flour und Feed.
mosr. o. ~, ~ h.h-ry.
Wv sWSs 49, "Sss" - w.
Grocery nna FrMH Nsorfs.
CRANDAL.J.. H. r., sswsh slde Market -
wEu<rER. ". 4. Sc -.
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Wagox Makers

10. aCss ELL.
ADwARDs. wn.. - 40
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Htrdware Stores.

lOMAA 4 BROTHER. ~ chs old
stand " AxWtom Il GaNAF0.
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Grocery ana Fruit Nsores.
GRANDALl., ~. r.. ssWth side Market -
NEU~r En-. W. D. A~e ~.
GRlER. ~, opposite Court House.
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n.af Markets.

COMBx 4 cOl.IINs. eppsslas Court
t1uMee square.
q 20. MORSE, See -.
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on and afteS Monday. April 9th, 1874,
the Steamers 81 this line win leave MIL.
WAukEE from their dock, % West Water
Street. daily MpP. NJ, Saturdays *.
ccpted) making direct connections n
GRAND HAVEN tho following morning
with Trains FOR Detroit
AND ALI POINTS EAST
Pallmsn'a Palace sleeping Cars on Night
Trains. Psrlor Cars % Day Trains.
Fare $500 Lsxs f,pm Nii.runkce
Man By any othsr route.
Through Tickets for safe A MI principal
ticket ofEc~s In thr Northwest. Als0
co,npan,'s Once sD5 broadway, Milwaat
kcr, and on board steamers.
HARRY BRADFORD,
Ticket Agent. Milwaukee.
w. N. WILSON,
Western rass. Agent, Milwaukee.
1T. WOODCOck.
Agent cRE0G0.
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WEAVER = AVERY. IL th~ y, tck
Nt"~k oppoAtt. tAr post oStt~,
MILF. JOHN, West slide 81 Elsn street.
ktrf, ". d. AOMala side ~ Market -.
See I'D.
tAWAMD. }. , ARE. door south Or shc
Urtck 1IUek.
ANEM1l.1., ~. x south side ~ Market
street. Ars nd.
Write, q. Z. Ne. Brick Biock.
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Confectionery.

GNANOAlL. ~. ~, Soash side Mask 81
etFsst.
tLEMMEN, }. \. See ~.
WEBSTER. W. y. See card.
HOtT r., q. NJ, ~ City nshevy.
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Drug Stores.
Foundry & Machine Slope.

ANEnLI4H. A. ~, sec -.
~MENAON BROTHERS.
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Real E'ssafs Draiers.


ksMRAuA. sARxsWoarn. q - DAak.
6es ~.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-05-22
THE MARKETS.
MAY 1s. 1874.

MAY 10. lol4.s
NEW York. eottos,--1s% s%@1syc. Fgour-eoed
TO choice, $6.45O670; white wheat extra, Sc. roo
Spring, s1.4s@i.5o; No. : MilwanIee Spring,
s RgsMssts5n 81 aNsx wss.syn wRss
62@64c. POrk-New mess. s17.OO01Z75. Lard
.a1oA@10Ac: W0oECommon to extra, 4O@6sc.
Bee0esm-$102 25@1225, Hogs-Dressed, $7.37A0
7.5O. Sheep-Live (clipped), S6.5O07.5o. -
CHICAGO Beeues-Cnoice, $5.65@5.so:. good.
$5.Dgs.oo saeep-Good to choice, s4.5o@7 90.
ssoh35Ss sslsse SMfsr ney s'SsS
$1O.4o01O.50. Fzour-White winter extra, $1,000
No. 2, $1MA@I2. Co'n-No 2, 61A@62ssc.
ss B@sseyNHo. si4siz5. s4 HsNG Eoo5MTub.washea Sss
48@55c; fleece, washed, 36048c; fleece, unwashed,
25@32c; pulled, 35040c.
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Lard--1Oh @11hc. E
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Hogs-Live, $4.7505.75. Fyom'-XX Fall, $500
500: MeaCNo. 2Red Fall, 81 4S91 SO; C9,mm 80
@1O2. Ba,1ey-$l. .5O01.55. PorE-Mess, SITS
@18.00. LGrd-10O10Ac.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Xxx, $5.7005O
Wheot-Spring, No. 1, 81. .2SD1.2Sh; No. 2, $1.25
01.25A. C07n-NO. 2, 620621ac. OdtS-No. z, 45
@454c: Rye-No. l, 950s4c. BGIey-No. 2,
$1.500D1.55
CLEVELAND Whe0t-No. Red, 1891. 81 !;
No. Red, $1.44O1.45. C0an-75076c. OQts-No.
/, 55057c.
DETRoIT.-W Whe0t-Extra, $1.6701.6S. C01n,-
71072c. O0ts-521s@153c
TolEDo.-W Wheat-Amber Mich, $1.4501. .46 (;
No. 2 Red, $i.45O146. C077e-Mixed. 6S(069c.
Odts-5O054c.
BUrFALo.-Beeves- s5.25@6.25. Hogs Live,
$5.OO05.sO. Sheep-Live (clipped), $5.75@6.75
EAST rLrBERrY.-Beeyes-Bes $s. s.4O@6.75: me-
dunn, Sc. 1905. 80. HogS-Yorkers, $5.20@5.40;
Philadelphia, $6.20@6.40. Sheep-Best (clippedl
$625@650; good, $57506.00.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1874-05-22
A Young Woman Unconscious for Five
Days.

The New Haven Journal of a recent
Monday records as follows the case of a
young lady in that city, about nineteen
years of age, who had been lying in
cataleptic trance since the night of
Wednesday of the previous week: !" She
retired on that night in full possession of
body and limbs perfectly rigid, and has
remained so ever since, last evening show
ing no change in her situation. Respira-
tion and pulsation are regular and nat
ural, but she has been unconscious and has
taken buta very trifling amount of nour-
ishment. The lady haa been subject to
catalepsy for eighteen months past, and
has at times, without a moments warning,
become perfectly rigid and remained SO
for longer or shorter intervals, sometimes
for hours, sometimes for only few mo-
ments. She has been seized when about
reaching her hand for an object, and in a
moment would lose all control of her mus
cles. Another singular circumstance at
tending this case is that about a year ago
she lost all power of speech for twenty
four hours, but being at the time con-
scious, making known her wants by
signs. When regaining her speech she
could articulate nothing but the German
language, language which she had not
been in the habit of using, and which her
parents were not aware she could speak,
except simple words. Her parents are
both of German birth, but the daughter
has not been in the habit of conversing
in the language, but while in this state
she spoke it with great fuency, greatly
surprising her parents, who had never
heard her use the language to any extent.
The disease of catalepsy, or trance, it is
we'll known to medical men, is disease
of the nervous system rarely met with,
but not necessarily fatal"