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, 1875-05-06

Tho acht Notne Ia taking On . couslgnmcnt Of -four
to complete her csrgo which consists to great ottsn
Of gruln. sha Will start for Oelsnsburg In day O.
Tho prop Montreal Will be engaged for Wills
this aeason by tho Canada Survey aud Lighthouse De.
parsment, after which ahe will run regularly
a. passenger and freight boat besuocn hamilton and
Montreal, ...Ths Captain os thu stmr Benton
which passed Detroit Tuesday night on her way from
sfnsw Bay to ,o ooTsan slt ,epor. rsa wo,her e
temtesIuoMs day he haa experienced 1ar uany years
,.Ths Free frss announces that two bolts' crown oi
men, under charge Of Col. H. A. ulfcrs and Assistant
went down on lilo lilo % st,nr poye o's:itnsI.'; Mona4,;
att1rnoon on what il fafntitarly ino1n Il
ho,n lbs Necessary accousreepts and T'to IL
,ns. toward the ana aud complete removal Of hi
~. during to pat .x years .atled tlie srr Tayar
@ sn ''sa asp.sS StsS' gs as
Ing =, portion Of Monday. owing to . rnmc,
ssaa e. se e. sGsn III Bs ssstt sss p, ts. %
aate1y ut sand ncach: Tbs Pol uays: The steam
bsrse. IN tow all light came to anchor short lts
!an;e below @indsor on The opposite .is of tho river
s y! f. f:ssas ssaa wa ssn:sns ssss II
s Inter rsitSsl SysI ssea a w. as.- s er ~
ooaanborry hns had some stoat. Pulling over snee
ons by ona her consosts frce all one, whlri
secns 10 asick 10 tla Dominion 10 II II mere rtaj
worth tic wh!lc. Yesterday the lug Hwscpgtake1
united her rover to the CounherfYx, aud tho obstt
nate barge wli pulled nearly oil her baan,, bull
cotns fro sAo would not. II looks like case VI
ANNEXATION, with tho boot on the wrong foot
....Tls following IL ltst Of veasel trans.
fera kuado at Detroit during April:
stmr p,lIs r. Cross. D. Whitney IT,, to ". 4. burt
y, $f,0l3.3I; prop Buffalo, +. ". Fi1cld 10 Amu.
Eattori, ILL., si2,boo; s!oup uay City, +. ". Fiied
ann. Ea.ton. f1,oSo; Isor City 81 Duluth, 4
t7,,ooo; tug Clara, y: T. C4mpicll 70 \
4. Mil Z: $so9; st!as Eighth ol,o, z. g. coants
1,elsnaer 70 4. bosaust. $;on; tug J. :; n.n,onA
III cE.fk = j. + nantef. S.ss, ). lid? ia isso,
ssov Ho.s, L9ien to Fabian. II. a. s,p9 a!sa,s
tsoJ; sc0w 81. Charles, Charles Casns u 1.,Gy A.
sS Wit:n br5ts ' 10 H. 'f faeicts III. u t,auS; tn tn
Torrent, Franklin Moore to William II. ilolls, u,
s. oIo; scow veuus, Gabrielle Horrow 10 JGserk
Dcausicu1. Y, felQ; tcl,r William Wallace, II. Gmt
to Iaaao Warwick, III, tl.ouo; barge Merrimac, ",
An,oa E.ston u F. w. Flaelu, II, Saool; prop .tsy.
tlowet. J. L.boa to A. loa, ", $'25; barge Mounting
Blar, ii. pulky to L. Lauoau, ii, $a0O Bchr MIcht-
gau. Detroit Dry Dock Company 10 r4onl4s 4. Burke,
Z, Ssfl0 scoW Maid Lark, l.. TrunbIy to j. Trunlls,
y, tO0; scow-schr Lucinda Lozen, II. Perkins to II.
u. Leonard and II. Hultgrew, ILL., tI,.tpl. Total
anount Of xales Including tho transfer VI tho EuKea-
man Transportation CUniPanys boats 10 lie North.
westo.u Transportation Company VI Michigan, os~
$4,000.
, 1875-05-06

The rain poured down Ia torrents atfno4t ali ,,,
yesterday, md consequently business st the docks wa
atn staudsif.. Tho tugs Wootl and Crawford h.,s
finally succeedal ia pulling tho SCOTS out Of ths mud.
she left for buffalo ycstarlay morning with cargo
OF c5,doo b Of grain.. Tho now canal.
schr Case, built In Bangatuck Last scas,n
arrived at ttfs port yesterday morning slo Il tia
hrat vessel evcE built at Saugatuct. md gaugatnek
need Aot 10 aalarned Of her Capt John Corltors ID
Tho schr Livs Oak ia being voparad Iy ths uhIcaco
pty.Dock Company. ~: The Detroit FTte Prem III
forms ita readers that nysr seventyavo yest.' ars
nlg9est exaggaatton on record. There wore Lut
three vcssela aground Mt any QUO time, and one Il
tacn, tho scottn was PULLED of Yesterday Tho other
trouble should at,empt be made y. Tho intcros m
aud Asgonant are loadg With 1900 brls Of sat for
parties IN this city. Tho prop aIongomsry Il also
loading Ralt At that port for Chicago n1tn.
MILWAUKEE.
r. F. nudo Inns sold tbs 4cl,r " H. CHAPMAN Ia
earah Leigh anil oshera for 9,,7o0.. Ths tchr w. IT,
Hinsdate has teen purchased by Capt. John r. Doat
from u. F. Dorlo Tor S11. Ste will DO taken 10 Ahua-
pee for repairs, having lost her mainmast aud re.
ccfved other damage by collision iaat soasou ~. TIE
schr Harvest Homo cleared Tor Buffalo 1nesay morn
Ing and IL tho tt departure for tho lower likes frnr,
placed In dry-dock. Her Injuries arc s.id ta IL
more thar n her first ishap lat zeasun when
tha repair bill amounted to between s7.o0) and tso
rnS H. 3'hn poa L..
sail Raa t!bs. It will be remeLered TINT the Iitsdato
Lost her masnn1aat aud was oherwise damaged ty
collision laat fall Capt. Dosk will probably repair tho
Thames River anL Detroit With hor, and, III case ho
should carry Os1t tic design will recommend him
10 LIS American Customs ollcoro clever fellow"
, 1875-05-06

o9 tho rain. Tho o1crings At tho docks larger
ihe fresh frritsfs cona.ttnx ehicdy ot inth atnf.
Several csrRn Of piecs staT wtre sud at $sH otner
via uts nAs done The yara businras VIA fair. Tho
ssatn mis. and important changes In anY Of theac
asar'tf observed. Heeis wrrs 'lulrt hut steady,
except Hungarian, which declined under lsrfcr ofcr
wera quiet and ray. except vary rhoice Elatcra stok
wlrh would probably brlng recent figures. There
nsuaf, bit nraneo<. lemons, and o,her fruits wero
attsdy. roulir7 sold n recent pttess. Eggs ners
IoNnr.
, 1875-05-06
COMMERCIAL.

Ths following ware the receipts and shipments Of
tbs leading articles OF iroduce in ts city during ths
twen.y.four hours ending at o'elack OH Wednesday
morning, And fos Tie corresponding date ons year
ago:
, 1875-05-06


HON rnODuCrs-Wcrs moderately acttvs, for tho
4tson md irro8nlar The receipts Of hogs wsrs again
ralhtr arr"t and tho market weakened; while prntl,rt
at other points was unchanged til near tho cIose.
Theru wss ll.tlc demand hero till nsor II O'Clock, whsn
buyers took hol1 more freely.
MEsa ronK-Wss In moderate rsquess; weak carly,
hut subsequently advanced ioai5e per hrl above lhe
1stost prices Of Tueaag. sacs wcrs reported Of 800
ai* aslleF May at $1lso97s: 7oo hrls acller June
1t 1.D; 9,90o Urls aecr jnly At $71.15t}115 !;
snd 1850 brls seller August nt s2o++oa91so Total,
l!oW bss. Ths market casod Arm Al sal.I5 cash or
scior May; t2la5Gaa1.oo for Juno: LIS for July:
aud $3.50 for Ausurt.
Extra prime pork was nominal 1t sts.yo@1'.7s
14Anb-Nas auict, and averaged 2>{Gi5c per lo3 ~
higher, ttongh the market advanced 12ko from tho
clostng prfccs Of Tuesday. Liverpool WAS unchanged,
At dis lhat New York arMcr, aales hesc zero
porol Of a.25o tea se1lar Juno At stss2Ht213 Dig
and 3ao ts .elior july At sl.'Ni 1s90 Total. $500
{15.6iH 9t,.,0 for juno $3.50 for July and
tnAIiy at $lh.0'a lG.lo for August.
IN better demand both for e.rort 10 Europe and III
shipment to uthtr po,ta In to Unltc,l States The
f,slnsedM II fsfs Tses =. fo.' thSy probably 10 not
aser Juno 1Ga lso1cs long elsars 1t 1l,te 10 90 III
t % . ri ts4s ( s s TSs nrst
cloaed At e'{o for shoulders, cash or seller slsy:
ss sss, s sss ss 'sqs n S4 , a. sF Il .,sF ,n @ s*
ll.lci ID seller Juls 10; short ribs, l1;te, cash
or sce7 May; do scIlnr June, l1tc: d. seller JULY.
12c: SHIRT ctara, cash seller May. 11c l1o seii
er Juue l21:c; do sslcr Jnly. l2Ac botcd meats 10
higher than fooso. 6nmnnor-enre.! Engah neats, HI
1lA@l!c. A1con n1eats qnoIcd at 13stfl4Ac for
hams, PKG for sLondars, 1850 for alors ribs. aud
l3,.c for short c!ears,-all packed.
0EEAst-Waa quiet At :5l1c.
BEEF rH0DUCTa-Wers quiet snd nomina11y un.
changed - $3.50 for mess, $3.50 for extrx mess and
80 DGnaIt.0 90 for hans.
TALLoH-Qaotcd At 8,3ts81ic.
, 1875-05-06
FOREIGN MARKETS.


Special Dtssafrh u rAs Chteaao Fttbunt,
LcxarooL, May b-1i q. ns.-FIouA-Ho, 4 21s;
No. has.
Observation-Disclosures, No. 2, d; No. l, d ID: ::
sprng. No. &, I'd: No. !, u I'd; white. No. ? On
No. !. o. ID; club. No. 2, % I'd; No. !, n I'd.
CoFn-So. 2. 3As Cd !; No. !, 3As %.
PnovnloNs-rotk, 7ca 6d. Lard, e7s.
L1vEhPooI, May $3.50 p. m.-unchanged.
LIvEnrooI7 Hay t-tp. m.-unchsnged.
LIVERPOOL. Nay $3.50 p m.-uuchansod
LIVERPOOL, Msy Observation-Disclosures gtsts and
Western, 22a,
daA.H-wheat-No. a 10 No. apr.ng. nav. II 4d0
& lid. cosn-American mixed, now, SIS.
Observation-Disclosures Western. new, ;Es: do
Eastern, nav, e2l Cd. DISSEMINATION, nev, 7sl Oil,
Lard-Amsr!can, a7a. Bacpn-New, Cumberland cut,
Cos Cd.
CMEEsE-Flno American, 7ss.
TALloN-4ls Dd,
PETnoLkuk-8pistts, Cd fsnusd, ekd.
LONDON, Nay 6,-coNsa14-Monsy, sl0s4k No.
count, p44a1t's.
UNITED BrATEs DoNps-tass, lo6H; Us, 1ook;
1o-t0s, 1oi ne~ 81, 1o2H.
ANEntoAN RAILROAD sEornrI1Es-Nsw York Csn-
ttal, ol; Eric. 2dH@2dA preistsed, ssH.
f.1NsrKn 0ft>-58s.
TALLow-49s Cd,
PE7aolrua-Renned, s,i081od spirits do. skd.
Pants. May 6.-RxNTEs-Eat p3c,
FKAsETonE, May 6,-uNlTrp SrATxD Bo1ps-,oas,
%.
, 1875-05-06

!'iMst Mat nAo: refnea astivc and hrmsr lo:t
md stcsf~ 'e'1 urn QUO sos, A4c. Aico auiel
TErnntrux-11..vx and .s.., ,,,,a,,,<,
srs4s s4s.ssIs s;1sP,;s; 9;,;;,;,-n.,,,. :, .o., NJ
Eaos-Firm : We.tsfn, iaHsst;e. ''
aS,s:m r. @ 81 ,f:': s %ies ";osa s"s :ss
S%s..s-{,9sssa$ %"s.T-s;ss;;; ii. S.,7 '''S'
,sss ed samsa, nsaT, ~ rt ass,;s
III 4s.:.as IL! a. sopp.r ...a,, nr., III,
sS SF;$a @ S!!s i: IL: s:s;fs 4 s;
pn,,.nr,,o,, S1,!'sDEfr!,M. M,n ,,;,-o,., ,,.
w!scon,n md Mnn!,oa n fss5. S:' Penn; PFm
t,l1an'.. 1n,Iisns, mud Ohio d., ~.75@s.s7x: hiah
ss; sss, s 'f%; ''s,s's Sss s..s; ass'f: s'::
ssia ssi:. AZ; Ss;'9. I sa oa' .T'ns'ns;
raov,:los.-atc,dv: fork, s,a.soau.oo. n,.,
%aHsr-Ns.,ern, ,'i si,is. is.s'0''
spErno.sgm-Nenaesl psrnS's.! ,3ala,.s; crude s.se.
ol.aa; tt.nethy, sao2V. A'A' '1'''
nla nufle"os'ea;,y oay choice aeares: Now York sud
omeEsE-FIsm dus .ss.es: ca IT, westeEn .s' noc 1okfs
! 1G.,c. ~' 1N's~
| Eada-steady; wcserp. frc,b. 1exG17o.
I NEW ourr.Ys
em."d I'll, May grades scarce
fuc Geo Ss15. snnis, "1" y: ~ nne; R's sn2er
'fsS;' ;s';.s ~ i III ssSes: ss.'s 49,
s7assc, Oats du!I; liza tx. ''''A''''' "'"A''
ii11-Dnii; nramu. s@o5. s'''''
rnov,sroxs-Port .lul It saa.oo. Dry aais meats
GnocEniIa-sugar scarce. o.cief. .na advancing.
common, 7!lc: fsr 10 fully fsir, 7;ayo: psi1ne. 9Hc
sss ms!,'tss sst n s9ea se,ns
:. sssse; Pfns. ss ees; .sfiet1gs ps psss psto to
coas.azas@.,ss: aaasta1as.l: ssls;'ss''l''
ST. 1ou,a m.r sEF1n}s.n.n., g. hogIs. .,o, =. -,
rr1ees; .npcrane winter Nioa5so: es.a s0eS ao, t.a
d4IsmW,.t INV 1fni% o.,
T.; ", ROD, t.ls1 ~ s,!s M; Il taS jase;
lii. Corn shae arme.: No. 7t7e ~ s3oyH1 ys1s
,n;s. 5s9s; o.ts dnI!: :l!aas ioS.ri NJ aiaasse.
nye sicay !: ii. .os1ai' 'ly 4''' y s'''''Si'''
MInnmxalR rnoy1E1oTsMfGrf fltS; iaS,r oc.r, =.
small lott on or,iers iii tf 1,rit n... ,. ~ ue
vsnee. Sail meats rn shoinrs asehsas h,ioa ~
baeon r eiear sfa Ii ha Il ee1s i2s
ts!A.'i q May. joob'ns and order ios, ,o;saSe;i;
N'<'Ss's' n1T,r,Mnns M MN 4's' A'2ea LOG e'd
BA,rrwo1r, M,vE~TfnnrM s,-o,,, .v..,...-
superfnr M 1,fs cn. IN cvtr. e. totHt; -
fau,iy. / DGS1 IL -" eN"' $''i"Ss''1'' 40
1nirr-pthrat s.r,no. N. a ~.a ,p.s.. ., ~,
Corn nttt Western n.ct Roc Ia. .tn.1u. tit 1,1
WeAtefn 7oTTic mi xe,t do 6se 1Svo nnist Il 1vS
iii, ~''' N'' H"0%' "1'A's
HAr-pull; Penusylyauia and 1lary1an1 st;oo,a
ADO ~ A''""o' *A'S'ss
raoy1s1oss-ouet bns arm. po,r soo ,oc,oe M
Dnlk meaa lrn, shouiiers MD a.. c1ear n :,,1ss ~,
t7l3c car ioat!s jorse f',son sIrn, ahoriIcrs NJ
@10c; clear rib s,dcs lyxc: hams. ijktal3Se. Iasd.
rcAntd, iet1iaAc, -''' ~-N@'
CpEEKr-steady: rio. 1g,1,atae.
Bur9En-Firu and unclISnnsd
1K1nokxuM-N 6Nagtc
Nulaxx-T1f1ulY held Ii 1tfai Ill
IourbyrLIR
SLou1sv1L1E, Ky. MAY 6,-F1opR-stsadv. with
moderate dtmani; son1o brands held 25,SSjc aSoye
~ No. !. - 80; fancy. $a.soS7.23
~. - nh.oAA as@ a1e*
, 1875-05-06

io9B-Tle hog trade was tlut With prices tN6s lSo
1owor. The wcakuos4 due 10 the materially In.
sroassa receipts md 10 tho belict that thu remaining
days OF tbs week will also witess liberal arrivals nts
g. sna7s for rour to choics 10th Of from $50 to .o0
lbs avsrage. and At $.4a5soo for inferior 10 good
7!t, and 4 few selected Philadelphia hogs fstcheI
~. 7aHO. hnt tho major portion Of The transfers
worn $i6uaHta. Ths market closed duh and weak
with declining tendency.
, 1875-05-06
rsor g. T. lie si HsuRatuct, 400 green hides, "A plo,
snnnftes: H pup Mescnenr, Donton ffatbor, Is trs


ILLINOIS 4 MICHIGAN CANAL.
bRfndrfnnT, ILL.,. May s.-AHnlvEn-Ielio Frauc,
le'meo. 7,en ni oAts; North btsr, Ottawa, 6,t09 bu
corn Dolphin, Spring Lake, 5000 btu c,,tn,
cLEAnEp-EIizsbctl, 1.ockrort, s,2io In vhr,,.
Metropolis utlneohc. 81 sas Il luner; Thomas H,.,
y! t3sa h'tnbcr MorliA, 200 III ia,h Jnlr, ,tn
Whnte. petrn. N.7al n lunniAr, 7.iU0 lath F,i.t it
ship, peota, 63s q lumber Ft, lsl,iar, a1d3n
lalh, wv ''t " II
, 1875-05-06

E,nd a produce. RtceIrtI, SHIP

Withdrawn from atore On Tuoadsy for city cou.
sumption: a,e5s bu wheat, 1000 u corn, 2,74a b,1
oats, AIS bu barley.
The following grain Win inspected Into asore on
Wednesday morning: 80 carr No. sps1ug, 149 carr
No. do, ~ cars No. do, cara rejected do t.l4
wheAN; car yellow corn, 80 cars and $500 tu high
mixed do. l5u and H. TOO bu No. DO. Il TO-
Jsce1 do, cara no grSds do (l13 and 100 bt
rorn} cars shlts oats. cars anl 600 bu No. o
cass No. 2 rye; cars No. barley, car No. do.
Total 600 cars, 400 o00 bu Inspected out 25s bu
Wheat, as bu corn, =. I'll bu oats, und s0l bu ryo
Tlls receipts and ahE.ments Of tho articles named
for tho woek cndlng Hay wcss approximately ~
follows:
Rngar lbs.....-,................A ,sn,9to .cn,8s1
Struts, tts..................... 35j.7i0 49,EGo
Eoaees ha a.................... 6H,1i8 47,H2
Iest hA OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1881 5000
Cotton, ,ha...........,.... ...... 10,12t .,,,,,.
Ioeaceo, lIs.,................... lit. a1I.tt2 lJ,2iQ
to nIa for III
, 1875-05-06
NEW YORK oRy.ooops MARKET,

New YosE, Nay 6.-puaineas vss r.ther better with
commission houata aud jobber7. Cotson goods wore
quiet, and several mates declined. Psppsrel brown
shaetings were Cd Hc, And wLlts goods ahc. Haycss
make. Of blue cottons ars reduced, Pscias prints
wsrs reduced 10 9c, md Fteemans Ia 7ku, Woolen
goods qulst and foreign goods duu.
, 1875-05-06

Iho ael'r rafni:o, which ia owned by tls 1rinLir,,
broter1, Of ts city, II unquostionabIy III #, )urt
This scfse left this port for Englaud tast Jns and
arrived At Queenstown In good orler, having h,l
toaraa&J Rpod voyage. 1ait fall she taf. Enso,ean
waters on her retrn trip, with cargo Of roi1a, but
was nearly fuuntaered on the coast OF Newfoundland
sse Was rcktst up ~ aea by an Rngllsh ye,.ei,
h''" taSen back to ireland, wllero al.a
was thoroughly repaired, About i woek ngo
TUE TRinuHE nnnonnced that she was on boz VI,
LICK 70 this city, and was expected 10 arrvo here uto1
tne middle q tlA. month. but It Heoms II shs
wrre doatinnd nivor u her lon1e port nuai IN,
her way fram Queenstown 10 this city she u,,,lotcS
met another atGFrn and again kfriously erDtlr
dispatch recetFet hero last evening states tltat ~
baa heen spoken returning 10 Qacenaown undor jusy.
, 1875-05-06

lne Saginaw correspondents Of To !soyiAuft.srn
s total supply Of logs for Tho HsRua Valley tas rev.
so u ao' t. which II le1s than liz
cns !ast yea! IL expected that only about 81 d.
ser mills this ysaE owing 10 ts low stage Of wafer
in the streams. The receipts by ra, together wlth
te supply 10 400 900 IT, Of which about .Hu ooo
viii ~ y; MADE ,sS into .a,ngls: a leaving 900 y be
the mills for sea4on of ssvan monslg. eountinS s{s1
an hours 10 tn day, -'''-
, 1875-05-06

Fraghts we're dull st 3Ntl 3,tc for corn anu abo,t
TOT wheat 10 Buffalo. II WAS reported tha, Be Wa,
oatrtd for vcseo to TAXA corn 10 O9lcnatusr. ~.
srhr cata Parker vaA enEs8rt for corn 10 nufro,o
and ts Achr L. q. 1ratum for what TO To1e1o bo.s
nn private terms. Lumber ffcRhts vero rspr@sj =
he wcat.
DETROIT,
@. X Dlton fs{orfx fchr Tom Martin, ttrrnl+r trl
post Rogers cky 10 Detroit, 9l.7a on 1utsr aud i,
on poats.
MILWAUKEE,
Charters: TO oglcnabusg-schr T. II. 1lowIand
wheat At 9e, 10 uunalo-schrs Angus Smith, Nc.
gaunee snd G. Il. Richards, wheat al 4llc,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-24

Amandied recently at Suffer Creek
California, who had never adhered
to any particular belief in any speci-
fed system of religion, but who bore
the reputation Of being liberal, kind
hearted man and good citizen. A
minister was requested to conduct the
funeral service, and the good man
during his discourse said in effect that
the deceased had not the least change
Of salvation, bat had made bee line
for the hot place. Those who heard
him We're indignant, and that evening
n party If men went tn the minister's
house, dragged him out Of bed, put a
rope around his neck, declaring they
you'd hang him. He begged hard
for life, and finally retractsd the as
pensions he had east mpon the de-
ceased, and promised so leave the
place 1T once. He was then released,
and next day he packed up his effects
and left.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-24

Speaker Blaine's desk is the most
dilapidated concern one ever saw
Tl.e pounding of that Ismaelien mai.
let did not break the cover, and all
the world wondered. But some van.
dial tore the cover to discover the re;.,
son for such mushy lnnffled sound
the desk emitted. 1t was found that
the board-:s two-inch plank-was
pounded into such a state that you
could pick out Ave thousand loose
pieces and shovel up a quart of wood
dust. There was a pine board two
inches thick grown to powder or
splintcred cigar-lighters, and the COW
er was intact. That is tho usual ex-
perienct. General Banks SAYS The
was Speaker in the Thirty fourth
Congress, many years ago) that the
cover of the desk never breaks with
the mallet, but the desk always wears
out. Every year they get new desk.
If they had marble top desk for the
Speaker. members would have their
eyes put out BY Ivory chips from the
mallet.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-24
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spn large amount of original material
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-04-24
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