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, 1874-08-26
1Mn3l5A Devotion,

From The Nchmend {Fd.) Enquirer.
Tho funeral obscquics Of Mrs. Jaue q. Iay-
lor, who died at tho ase Of 80 years, wero ce1c-
hrated OF. Moadny ut tho Trinity Methodist
Church. Her father was Baptist and about tho
nrst IT.: ml"iater Of that denomination 10 prenoh in
tiia city. Mrs. Taylor has beou gradually DO
GM!intng M TOR 1.-Two months. Her husband, Mr.
Thomas Taylor, ls wel known by MI tue peoplo
near tho CLeaapoako L Ohio Railroad depot ns
nghs watchaan. lIo is about 05 years old,
spen his labor FOR snpnors, 10 ! suon aa lis Vito
took y! lle surronaored lis place and took lis
nos1ion m,, ny her bsdslae Call night Or lpy, you
wonla always fina him at his post His wifo re-
vas soan1ly IN bod three nighta. Day % aud nirI,t M
1or 52o daTa 10 sat by tic botlsldo % ready ot,
tho day hofora lscr death 90 ut Tho bopinni,ty 10
comply VIZ, every wish. Fow women iayo eyer
npasseo e f: Taylor IN con"ga sovo.ion. No
this city, llas oqu.Ied him. 's0'4 ~
, 1874-08-26

of'Tislt Ind Ninotccnth streets, asldHg hln1 to;
rdyox6 theloonsoB Of tllred tllsord6,ly galoons
In tint neighborEood Flo rtfarted IL to tito
Superintendent Of Police for iuvdbtlgasion.
C1io Acknowledgment robasus ara roady, ,sid all
aalGdf.koopors ato requested to call immediately
asld lecolYo whasovor IL ditto tllelt1>
:. The llow Bsroot. numbers on tho following
s5foSts sfn IN tho handT at tho Doar0 Of rubiso
West aladlaon and Washington a,roets west Of
y, Mehtern ayonuo; Chestnut and Onk stroots and
Webster avenue ontiro length; Dayton md Bis
seA tao. stseess ses = noEt, OF Willow; and sedgwick
ther trouble: proncrty-owno1s on tfcno Btreets
aro requested to call at o1ioo aud prouuro thoir
correct nulnbota.
Tho board Of Police 1laying no bustnoss to
tratIanct yesterday, shut themselves m far tl,n
pnrpoao Of roaatg tlto regulations and rules Of
tho Department..
Judge Dickoy, tho 6bw Corroratlon Counsel,
yoatetdny dropped idtb tho Law Department ~
investigate tho different nattots which arc nov
awaiting his decision. Hc will enter upon Tho
duties Of tue office at once.
HOARD OF HEALTH.
Tho regular woohly Meeting OF tho Board Of
noon. Tho pport Of tho Sanitary suposril,tond-
CIT shows tint, during tho weok ending Aug. "a,
tho,e woro 2J2 deaths, IL less than II, tho pre-
ylohH weeh. OF tlcnp, 12o woro under year Of
Rpe EnhieHt ADS 1eHahleE 1913 married, 81 i
aiuBle, 235. Tho heayieat mortality waa In tho
following Diseases Cholera infansunh, OF cou.
vu1slony, 81 darrhoa, 20. Tho mca,i tcnlpora-
turo for the week wds 7G degrees! THO nlortaIl-
ty waa greatest iu the Sixth, Seventh, Eighth.
mud seyontoonth Wartts. as.d liglstcst In tho
Fourth Ward.
Tho Health 0f1lcor's report ahowH tlht 4G7
n1ltBaucoa wero reported and COZ wero naatod !:
81 sowor notices ;w6fe sotyed, aud. III Bowor
connections made. Condemned: 8l5 dozcn
oggs, ID pounds choeao, casos Of mtHkmoIonB,
~ busholB turnips, 15 bushels potatoeB, bBhcl
tonatpes ri bnshot apples, 125 pounds OF Balsago,
1G5 Of aalt pork, loo OF smoked heof, Ito OF
cosnod boof, 3015 OF fresh Hloat, Gl hams. .
Calves, and "a qtIartors Of bcof. 1'his id con
ssderod tho most favorable REPORT Of tho sum-
NOR.
The Sanitary inspector Of tho South Division
reports no caBes Of SMALLPOX, and sanitary con-
diton good. The other. divisions arc also ro-
rorttd to bo In good condition.
Tho Board gave permission to company to
locate fettilIzlng establishment mouth of tho
Ashland Avonno bridge. Several Slaughter
houses woro rupor.ad ii had condition, aud tho
Health Ollicor was instructed to koop close watch
Of thon. ana IL. no iinprovomont is made iii
their condition they will 10 sued at the next
torn Of court. On motion OF Mr.. Moore. tho
Finance Committee were instructed to procure
rooms suitable for occupancy by tho Donid, aud
to report Ut tho poxt meeting. II suitable rooms
cannot DO obtained by Tho Boasi1 of Pubic
Works, tloy intend to satisfy themselves.
Tho Board thon adjourned.
, 1874-08-26

sad Trngedy Ncnr Camp DEOvvn-A
.Koltiicr sStootB Tlareo Of Fills Cons
trltios - EHCupcH laTld :Elccs To the
lIons,ts.illA A-tfsroIsflstsiC, Appearance
intisc Syvcctsvntcr tsold-hlancs.
CORRESPONDENCE af Tho Chitago Tribute.
souru PASS Cry, W.. Ter, Aug. 10. 1874.
4 tragedy occurred near old Camp brown,
Wyoming Torritory, OH tho:1Gtl. inst. 1t appoara
that Col. Flint, Col. Drackott, Capt. Gordon,
aid somo other officers, wcro on tlloir way from
Camp ssan1baush to Camp Brown. md, while
passing through tho worst portion Of tho1ndtaa
country, lind for ttcir escort Corpora! and four
cava}ry-mop. Upon reaching Old Camp Erown.
Which last year WIS tho sccno Of ono OF the most
fearful Iudian maasacros, that have oceurredln a
long time, tho officers left their escort. and pro-
ecedea to Now Clamp brown, II mileB,aistaas,
alono.
The cacort had orders to follow them on tho
getler, and :had proceeded about u,lles, whc.,
tile soldier IL rear, whose Haulo WIS Green,
seemed seized With u slddeiSftouzy, mud conf
monced shooting Lis comrades WHO woro III
front Of him. riding by thol2 at full eallop 81
rlsk through tito side, SHOT Private John .a1a-
honey dead on tho spot, and shot Private john
Rynn through tho body. He fired at Corporal
Sbepherlaon, but fortunately mifeed him, aud
then Gall1peu oil as Inst As ho could among the
mountains. AS Boo1l as Corporal Sleplerdson
could release tho bodies OF .aIahonay and Ryan
flom the saddles, as they werc being dragged
along tue road by their horsos, he started IL lnlt
suit Of tho murderer, but could not overtako
him. Ono of tho horses ran directly toward
Green, WHO eecured him. autl'tten disappeared
III tho distance.
a PARTY Of soldiers WIS Eent out IN pursuit.,
undcr Lie,1t Claysc, and auother unlcr Sergt
Jack6ou but they GUILD not succeed III oycrtak-
ing tho nlvrdegeYa. All Of the escort belonged
to Company L, Third Cavalry, which was Oh its
way to tako post at Camp Brown. This mcla,,-
ctoly occurrence throw gloom over everything
Tie Wind Rivor country Is improving very
rapidly, ,;ani, aineo lilo Bhosloneai Reservation
husbcon cut down, settlers nro moving IN and
opening excellent farnls. Tho gold-mines be-
tween South Pass aud Atlartic City never ap-
peased as promising as thev do now, and every
tlliug soomH to bo doiag ~ wofl as could 10
wished. The northwestern portion Of Wyoming
Torlitory will bo ono Of tho moat desirable placos
to locate in. as soon NJ tho new roal to The Yol-
lowstono Park shall layo boon lniahea.
, 1874-08-26

ib!t much disappointed yebAori1ay because tho
Common Council lad done nothing in regard ID
lire matters tho evening previous. TAoy were
quite oontidout that somothiug wond be tlouo In
regard to tho new ise ost'inanoo submitted bv
tton. Arthur @. Ducat; and Tint the tlcnaiila of
he Natloual Doard OF Now York would rocoiyd
1omo consideration. But ~ ,iollimg llas lsor,
uono thus fur, they ato hocouling convinced that
thoy liavo bstt little to expect from tho prosout
Council and city authoritioa T1cro is no longer
any doubt that all tho inBural,ca companies be
longing to tho Board Ut Underwriters
eonsen'plato withdrawing by the 1rt of
oe1obor next should tho Council persist
~ ~ nteaont iuactlyity Tho Gcuoral
~ .rh9'eM W W tlo National noasl Of, Now York, 3lr.
T'>A, Montgomery, arrived hero yeaterluy morn.
1as 10 oonsait with tho iMsilran}o ayou!s of tlia
oiey NJ I'd '3liat Sas baut to ba.aoao tudor tho
e'foumplauoos. lIe mot d nu4tsr Of tho: aron1u
III the attofaoon at,tAa office OF, yr, q, II. 0uno:
, 1874-08-26

e,,}+ ~. 81 enn ,-.tnot roanrf, :nnvtn~ a,S1
fasa,,. 1n,s III; "s"oH'' 'o7oen "At''
1of,, ;M4atf.ai,u anal, fl,,artoa; T.. p;na,o.
orraa. i1t,ds n"tsvfua prnooi ind H. W.
f3artaer ~ ~. al En1 " ~
.:Tho; sTec,nnts,a ~. Nationnl Dahk,, Of ,Cceeo.
t,ra = ,,,it ft,m al am nrafnst frhrn,ns III, atnr
a.s,o os ~ rin ~ tc nan If lin r,ty nrn,
a,,;t eo,ai,;at fhn 1lantt nf f,hnnoo nfoin,nn
.sa.snn "s"'' =. ,e. O'''e
71r' 4 + E,na guot1 q. W. Hardin for Al .0or.
t;ara;, 1 fn1,npnn s,,cd Il IL rnmnton for a. nm
= Mnyr,s cnn,n,onrnI 81 a,,it annitst liz
f,ioho fnsrnnro ftnn,,n,mv h roonvnr { n mn,
t.tan,oa Gnrn ~. horao: n s,it ttn trcsyoa aa
ovajmst H. v ,pItta favrT j, ,nnraa ot. .rsn i;IIi
itrAdnrnk Vj1rnnr rt,tlnrtonlr IL ,noovnrr sG inn
fran, b. Il; 1too Inv "con, 'anIt araiunt
linn. - "''' "o
.iiho, Fnrn,cra, nni1 rn1o1c,on,a, Not,onnt Dao1,
hrn,,rht e,,it In rccnrnr: aft1En hf q i; Wnllnr
'"1hn Ghica1o Hn.inn, Sn Soc;cty, % sue.i !. II.
sItnnnoni Il, nv, Gnvffiai1 III ~ II, Trinnn FIR
"a Snl -'' ~ ''oA" ''''A 0N
ti,n,tea a ,wot1or cn,,,r,o,ced. o au,t in coro,
nn,,t aranat Il + T,,nvom javinr tjnmnrcs MI
AZ ma -
A:ga Sfnu,;ro 1.is =, ;Kimnoy ,a,,d :6ianrco
Creo,, rInt,ninr al mn ,lnn,nrna
c1un11r co11irr.
ocorra A. snrtngor :iilod5 q. bin .nen,nst Ann
Norcntf n,,1 ;Inl,m Nurcutt. tn Iorosinuo n mart.
t,n1o for aiE n1i1. mn TnFa \ n y mid In I}fon1,
3 II 9nrif,ror'a H1h1,ylbion nj, fhn n. IL nf lin
II IL ~ thG N: Il. Il II ths N. III. Il II fnc: i
ne ii '@
, 1874-08-26
PERSONAL.
arsrt,.r

Enoa Brown. ESQ.,, has, it il announced, re~
signed tho Presidency OF tho 8tnto Strous 6av~
ings Bank.
Robert Law, Esq., tho well-known coal mer-
chant OF this city, has gono to tho sea-shore for
u fow Teolta' recreation.
The nov, r. afahcr, 9. s. G.. Goneral Score
Notre Dame University, arc in tho city on busl-
ness CONNECTED with tho institution.
Tho ut-Ilov. Bshop Cheney. Of tic Reformed
Episcopal Church, has eyidohtly mndo quito
favorable impression on our Dominion noigh-
bors. Lato Canada papora contain fu.l reports
Of his lectures, accompanied by aattotinnjg cli.
tortal comments.
". II. King, Esq.,. ox-pronilont of tie noard
at Education, Btatas that his rosigna:ion ct tho
Presidency Of that hooy was pnron1ptbry ahl ali.
aplute, aud that ho only presided last 'eyeniug nj
the request Of the, Doarl. He also inti1nos that
ho will soon tonder his resignation ~ moalbor off
the Boaid, lls private business requiring Ills en-
tire attention.
in tho Chicago Times Of late date, to tflo afoot:
thht he was candidate for Sheriff. atil if oIect-'
Cd, would havo to hire oork to pcrforsu ls i1u-'
tics, aud dycn TO hgn hia' unma, daatrosit stated
Tint he will place $500 y tho halds Of Wilbur
forfeit, II the writer Of TIC ata.eIont ,Yl truth
fully subatautIatoit.
HOTEL. Ann1yALs.
Palmer Uonse--G. u. ,hlarlss, phIlalelpllia;
J. II. Eddy. Now York Jamos I. Douglas, St.
Lou's; i, W. 90storne. cIovo!a1'l; Laqn Alagoo;
Washington; ". D. riosco. Boston; IL, Gilfolt
lIastlngs, Minn. I. o.. Brown, Weataold, N.
\. ~. Grand Pacific Hotel-S. :, Couaut,
Now York; Jay a: Napier, Glasgow; II. ". Lee,
noaton james hf. Deardv!ey, Rock Island;
Y. II. dlesss, 81. Louis; Joseph noyal Fort
Garry =. upderlill, stamford, Conn.
Arthur II. Atlou Now Joraey. :,
fremont House-A. l.. strnble, Washington;
George T. Whoolnr. shoiter Ihland ". ",
Bishop Ge1ioaeo, n. T.; ". u. Maerlltor, Nov
York j; sa,nue' 9. Ellis, san francisco; iiooygo
II. Gill. 1t. Louis; Jdhn +. Duncomba, Iowa
barbour Lewia, Momphts. :. Sherman
Lonse-D. h liapdalt. Now York ". i. Wot.
more Marquette; Uharlas Turner, ,omnl,a
Otluido L. Moore, U. s. A.; tic lion, j. Il
Farnsworth,, st.; Ullarloa; J. D. Howe, OlMton
Ia.; II. ". Falls, Albany.
, 1874-08-26
BOARD OF EDUCATION,

BOARD OF ,EDuCATIoN.
THO Board Of Education mot last oyonirg
presidols King i'll tho Chair.
Tho credentials Of Charles II. Reed ant
Adotpho Schooningcr rs lnenborp of'tho Dour,
we're presented, and those gentlemen ryero 'tlul,
installed.
Inspector Sheldon, Of the Committee on Build
ings and Grount1s, reported tho oifurts Of Tie
Committee to sosnro temporary school quarters
for tho children Of tho 'Jones School, pending
the erection Of tho buildiug. Tho Committee
had secured tho building Nos. q md 2U Val
Bufen btreet at d renta, Of al25 per month o,
Slu00 until SEay l. a lot adjoining tllo bht dnG
had .boon secured for SIG per mouth. IAe 10
port was cUnrlrled III.
Inspector Sheldon moved that tic Committee
Gu Duiidinga a,a eisoantis la authorized to nd.
yer.lso for proposals Tor rebuilding tho JoneH
School.
Inspector Riohborg inquired if it was to bo d
fonr-story buitdt1,E
tion of the Doard. and suci, tho understanding,
of tilu Council III voting authority for tenn
pDrnry loah to restore tho building.
Inspector 1lichborg waB oppoFed to four-atory
school buildings, and ho moved thkt tho Jones
building bp thrno stories high.
Inspector We!oh thought there WINS neod OF a
four-atoiN building 1or the Jones ais!riut.
The motion to 1naAo it q threo-story building
was lost, enl tho original Aotlon Tor four stories
WAS carried.
Tho Committee on Buildings and Grounds ro-
ported tliHl tho Elm Stleot School Wns ready Tor
occupancy.
The Committee on Examination OF Teachers
reporled recommending lartial cortiflcatos fot
following :.;hirs. nntl .. Boariltt, Jennie Par
ranson, May II. Bailey, Lila o'Oounor Kato L.
Alien, Mast1o j, Parker, Kuto nannan, Edith a.
Mnrtin, FanDo 4. platt, t,~Anna 1albot, Helen s.
Lehtor, Mnnio t.. Duke, Maggio G. Mouas, A1no-
Lin III. Aokormaun, Mrs. Aubio X. HInukley,
Sarah Gill, Noonah e. White, Sarah j. Gibson,
Abtie a. Du!lArd, Fanny 6tAplutoit, E1nmn o.
Scklos, Augusta Won Hurn. Mrs. Colin +. Hitch,
Anastasia uoaIy. hlilllo Il. Holooinb, Bolio y:
penigrew.
FoI partial certificates to teach Gormuu: Au-
glsta Dntn'ss, Matilda III: ncslcr, Lily Born.
The report hss colIourred in. ,...-
Tlo 0omnattee~,u Appoitltnscnt reportel the
following resgatl"1ns Airs. Myra Jo,nings ca
tor, beau,mon School; 5uiia NJ. Davis, HinxIo
sbh0ul; Virginia Y. Dopus, Era,,A,lu School
Alrs. Juiia Shaw Fowler, Fonsar SoI1nnl: sIra'
Eliza H. allllor. Ogden School.
Tho designations we're accepted
On Motiun of Inspector Ciarke, tho oxauirn.
tion el candldutes tor tho oha,r of Eusl(sl, LII
eratnro IN the High School WIS set for uoxt
Tuesday.
On iao.iou Of Inspector Clatho. Er. W. Il,
el,eteld waH assigned ia Teachor Of Latin iu the
IIigh-HcIool.
Inspector Olhrko submitted the report of the
Committee Oh High School, recommending the
employment OF Prof. Booth az teacher of elo.
cutloa aud roading IN tllo High School; az a aal:
ary Of 92,2Ul.
This Accommodation excited much discussion,
! and the nlattor waa postponed for two weels.
Tue Board adjourned.
, 1874-08-26

From ia AtWbAfQ lX Fl JoHrnat.
M. John J, llqohc,. Tug salooa-keoper, las
black. .and-tan dog who !n9lsts upon drinking
with qvery ono who oomos III: Whcnoyer an IN.
'dtyidual. or 4oyera, go up to tho bar. without
waiting for gu invitation to take little son,e-
tlng,n thu dos Jumps up OIL Il ollalr that stols
une pitlo lqr tho p.rl'ose, and placiug Its foro
feet III tho bar drinks twatos) w!tA tile rost. II
,hy clanco tue ohair s away, or llis g!aas II not
tlllel mud ready, he barks aud n,akaa ia tlo,,co
'of noiso until ,sa!tcd on Nth tho rost. Like
mo moro, llo Just touooH ts tongue to tile g.asa,
'as anell ~ 10 say. '"Well, here's wI,ack."
, 1874-08-26

MISCELLANEOUS NOTES.
The City Trcasuror received 89l5, 900 yesterday
1norlilng from tue City Collector.
David A. Gage yesterday paid on acoount to,
tho Oity Treasurer tho sum or s5:000 This
nahos s25,ooo which ho has paid In.
About twonty bls1s for tito construction Of tho
Lincoln strGes ouglno.houso woro yesterday
opened by tic Board OF Public Works. THO low
est Nas that Of 4. z. Courtney, WHO offered to
do tho work for $4,000.
4 meeting Of tue Common Oounu,l Committee
on Fire anl Wasor and tho Oom1nittoo OIL Fra
ol1lnailooa IL calod for on Thursday, ut . p M,
in tho City Clork'H ofioo. Tic Finan3o Commit
too anil other city olEcinls will ,neot In tho Fro
1larshal'B oilluo this afternoon. Tho Committee
OH Mnrlota will moot at pm. to-day III tho City
Clerks otllco.
Yesterday morning the Mayor received potl.
tion from oltlzens rcsidlng IN tho nolgAborhood
, 1874-08-26

Love Turns Els Daok
nn soyenllneas, regards tho tooth. Kccp then. pure,
al 10 who wian to 10 buloycd ad carcsso sozodout
IL unoqnalod as means Of whitsuing polleling mud
preuerYing than, ~ '
, 1874-08-26

Prince d Co.'s Organs.
Flne organs with nix stops for sla5 warranted frs-
class In tono and anish lIonoy rctulc II uot nut-
th!actury. Nacas Tempao Ut atusls, "a Van Durcu
atrcct, "
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27
A ORITIOIsM. :
ALERT.

We clip the following criticism on
the CHIEF from the TIibodaux Seati-
mel of the goth inst. It is a strange COM
pound of praise and ridicule, but as
it is done in kindly spirit it is all
right. The Seatinel is right about the
Local he is grandson of Mr.. Cliff
ton; doesn't have any thing to do
with the politics of the CHIEF, and is
a Young lawyer promising one
with rapidly increasing practice, a
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27
We copy the following from a cor

We copy the following from COR
respondent to the St. Charles Herald:
The crops-cane and riee-are
looking well and prosperous. It is
my opinion that farmers make great
mistake in not planting corn this year,
and they will suffer severely in con-
sequence. They contend that one
barrel of rice will buy four or five of
corn, and that it is therefore cheaper
to buy than to cultivate. Past expo
rienee, however, does not justify it.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

Attention, Adyerfisers.-Having
Withdrawn from the Louisiana Press Asso-
citation, We are 20 ieRger bound by the adj
yertising rates adopted by that body, and it
will be seen BY reference to the table above
that we have made great reduction from the
prices heretofore demanded for the publica-
tion of advertisements ip the CHIEF. In con-
sideratien of this reduction we call npon the
business men of this and neighboring commu-
Sities and advertising agents throughout the
country generally to bestow a portion of
their patronage npon us, assuring them that
they VIII find the investment paying one.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

The editor of the North Louisiana
Journal takes up over a column of
his last weeks issue in telling his
readers how he went fishing and
caught four perch. Probably he is
such a popular man in that section of
the country that every one wishes to
be fully acquainted with his move-
ments, and he takes this method OF
gratifying their desires. Kind man.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

Rev. Father suriray, of ST., Charles
Parish, has planted the lot in front
of his house, next to the Catholic
Church, in jute. We understood at one
time, that several parties in our par
ish intended undertaking the culti-
ration of this plant, but no move
ment has been made in that direction
as yet.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27
Saturday, June 81, 1874
Republican Platform.

Opposition to all menopolies that tend to
Cypress labor or interfere with the rights of
the people.
Opposition TO the lobby and all other in
Auenees which tend to corrupt or interfere
with honest legislation.
Opposition to further land grants, except
for educational purposesor immediate settle
ment.
Opposition to any thing that tends to ex-
travaganee or corruption in the administra-
tion of the government.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

The people of Delta, Louisiana, ap-
prehend ap epedemic of cholera.
Whenever member of that commu-
nifty feels disturbance in the neigh
borhood of their atem- abdomen, they
stand on their heads.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

The PpogEe's Fiaaicator, is the
pane of a new paper just started In
Natchitoches, Louisiana. Jas. H.
congrove has charge of the editorial
department. It supports the White
Mans party.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

In our last issue We Maae mistake
in giving the Elatto of the Weekly
Observer. We mistook the Latin
word stat for .fat, and translated ac-
eordingly.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

st. Johns day was celebrated by
the Masons in New Orleans with great
pomp. The Y0udous had little kick
PIP also:
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

r. Benefeld, ESQ.,, has withdrawn
from the Whitehall Gazette. 1t is
now owned by the Port Vincent Print
ing Company, and edited By Harry
Gould, Esq.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

A bin has been introduced in Con-
gress providing for the erection of a
new State out of certain portions of
Louisiana and Texas.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

Draymen sell water in st. Joseph,
Louisiana, 1t fifty cents a barrel.
Rather q paying business in dry
weather.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

The Natchitoehez Weekly Repub-
licas of the Goth inst, contains fifty
two notices of tax sales.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1874-06-27

Brief eominunieat tons upon subjects OF
public interest solicited.
y The editor Is not responsible for the views
of correspondents.
Address: CHEF, Dopaldsonville, La.
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Get your clothing at Marx Israers
emporium, where durable goods are
sold at low prices.
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The rate per cent. of taxation in
Natchitoches parish is 70 mills on the
dollar.
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Eagene Hale of Maine has been APP
pointed Postmaster General, vice
cresswell, resigned.
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The Charlton fly has made its APP
pearance in the parishes of East and
West Baton Rouge.
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Geryais Gauthreaux, Esq is authorized to
solicit aud collect subscriptions the CHIEF.
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lTJob printing in the highest style Of
the art at New Orleans prices! Leave your
orders at the CHIEF Office.
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'Eyhe large, swift and magnificent steamer

n yhe large, swift and magnificent steamer
KATIE.
Win pass Donaldsonyille every SUNDAY,
between the hours of | and 3 p. NJ, arriving
in New Orleans at p. NJ
VIII take passengers from Donaldsonville
to New Orleans at 81 so each. meals included.
win stop for halls ut all landings below
Donaldsonville
This arrangement will last during the
summer mouths.
WA. CAMPBELL.
Master Steamer Katie.
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Messes. Walker, Taylor & Co., advertising
agents, I34 Balmitore street, Baltimore, Md,
are authorized TO act as agents for the CHIEF
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Transient advertisements 81 90 per square
first insertion; each subsequent insertn I3e.
All official notices 81 90 per square each
publication.
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Burnside hasn't got to the United
States Senate yet.