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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-10
HOME CIRCLE.
INrHA, MINTRA, CUTRA. CORN.


Ten suiall hands upon the spread
Five forms kneeling beside the bed.
Blue-eyes, Black-eycs, Curly.head,
Bloude, Brunette in CLEO and glow,
Waiting the magic word. Such row
Seven gears. six years, five, four, two
Pity fingers, all in line,
You're are thirty, and twenty are mine,
Ten sweet eyes that sparkle and shine,
Mctherly Mary, age often,
Evens the hnger-tips again,
Chances along the line then
Trtra, rlintrd, eutrd, corn,
Appie-seed and GppLe-thorn,
Wire, brier, ii,A6er lock,
Three geese in a flock,
Ru5ic, robie rabbie. AVID roa.
L. o. T. r.,
Ont -
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-10

How IL Conf. d-si- soldier from Tea
n@-.se Becsme Very Ei""-HI. Re.
us~SaI to 'aIif.rnis 18th y fae~is
AT.sr HIM.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-10

Then followed lac others iu success
sion, li.l come nine or ten OF ueT let
lrI- Of love aud pittJ were read. Then
came "a 10, OF his letters b her, adj
dressed ro my dear angel, my
darling wife. ~ aud " MY dear pet, "
containing passage Of emotional loYe,
mingled with business alfairs.
When the reading OF the letters had
been finished, the cToss-eXamina ion
Of witness was begun by Mr.. Evart-.
Most people expected severe work
for him while in the hands of this
acute lawyer, hut from the first to the
last, the witness displayed sucn per-
feet gelf-eommand. and such EASY use
Of his mental powers, as 10 give prom
Use Of his being a. notable a witness rs
Mr.. MOultOn himself
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

state of Nevada tuun'y Il orIlsty. ss.--1. T.
j. EDvAl;T- County Clerk and tn-officio Clerk
of the See nd Judicial District Court held III
aud for tn. said County sud stat, aforesaid. do
hereby certify that the Above and fore going Is
full true and correct copy Of til. original order
now OF record in offlce.
In Testimony Whereof. i have
n h.reunto st: ny hand and AFT Aed
the sal Of said district Court, at
III UhAH my offica in Carroh City, Nevads.
this oath day of March, A. ID.
1877.
mLa5-4w T. i. EDWARDS. Clerk.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27
NOTICE..
RE Vista silver sud Copper Mining
CoBnp any.

T OCATION OF WORKS. GENOA
i 4 Mining District. Nevada.-Notice is hereby
given. that HENRY =. FITCH. on. Of the CO.
owsers of the mining claims. located and own
ed nv the Rio Vista Silver and Copper Mining
Co.. in Genoa Mining District Douglas county.
Nevada has exp. ndcd il the year 4. ID. 1874,
upon said claims, for labor ind other ne"' seary
expenditures. the sum Of three hundred and
sixty dollars in United States gold coin. in ac-
cortlance with the Act Of Congress. entitled An
Act to promote the devt lopement Of the mining
resources Of the Urited S,atts." approved MAY
10. A. ID. 1872. And that the co-oWnrIs with SAID
Fitch are requ red to contribute their proportion
Of the said expenditures. namely: You. Robert
h. hopkins, the sum of 81 81: ven, Peter ".
Randle. the ann of 81 20: you. Simon T. Walsh,
the sum of 81 80: you. J oseph A. Carrie, the sum
Of 81 50: you. Charles A. Haskins, the SUN OF
of 81 30: you, Thomas H. Blythe, the sum of
81 so: you Cornelius J. Eaton. the sum of 81 AZ;
you, William 7. Fisk. the sum of 81 50; you,
Savory ". Collins. the sum Of Sl4 A.; you, y. l..
Wheaton, the sum of 81 ~: yon. John u. Hatch
the sum of 81 so: you, Z. o. Kellogg. the snm Of
81 As: you. Lucien Herman, the sum OF 81 A.:
you Abel Wade and II. 3. Potter. the sum of
81 80: you. the administrator, executor. or gal
representatives. of John TothilI deceased. the
sum OF 81 AZ: you, the administrator. executor.
or legal represe natives Of Charles L. Fitch, de-
ceased. the sum OF SIS %: YOU the udministra-
tor. executor. or legal representatives
OF octavian HooFs; deceased the sum
ecutor. legal representatives. of George
W. NickerSon. d, cessed the sum Of II A.; YOU,
the administrator, executor, or legal Itpresenta-
tiyes of Jose phi Rase;tee. deceased. thr sum of
81 43-all in the gold ard silver coin of the
Unitcd States: and II at the cNriratlc Of ninety
days after the publication Of this notice. u,
or either Of you. fail refuse 10 contribute such
proportion upon your several shares and make
payment TO & undersigned. the interest OF the
deliuquent parties in the said mining claim and
prop. rty shall snd will become the property Of
the undc gned who has made the required eX-
rcIldItures.
San Francisco, February IL. 1,I'.
HENRY :. FITCH,
535 Calif,rui. -. Ec,ulc
+, ,.,-OaN-atd
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27
NOTICE.
Thu !:nenn Ventura Copp-ra"d silver
Minin.Co.
NOTICE Is ntH.MY GIVEN THAT

NOTICE Is HtKtNY GIVEN THAT
~ HENRY :. FIT H. one Il tic c"-"wn-rs
Of the mining claims located Hnd owned bY the
BueIa Ventura Copper aid Silver Mining e. IL
TN. Genoa Mining Dist let. D,l.lGs r.guty,
STATE Of N vada, has expended III the yusr 4, u.
1914. W on said clslnIs Tor labor aud ether nc-
c"rsarF expenditure. III" sun u ore hundred
snG fifteen dollars in United state gold coin i'll
scCCcdannC with the Act q ConGTets. entitled
An Act to promote the ueytlui cment OF the
mining rusollJts q thc t:lttd states. sl-
proved MAY lut'. \. u. l>7-: and INST the CO.
Owners with saIi Fitch required TO COntTl-
butte tbei- proportion OF tEt ea-d expenditures,
namely: You VI. l. VIM. the sam 0i ~ cent?;
You. Robert Il. HoI f:rr. tie II ~ cents:
You, Thomas II. BY ths. III. sum ri - cents;
you. A. p Flint. Tn" >uu. oi - ctrts: you. lu-
Glen Herman. tho sum ut - cents NoE. Charles
A Harkins. tEs sum Of - cents: You. .iunn Il.
Hatch, tn. sum at A. cents: YOU, the ainlnIstra-
tor. executor or legal rtlress Ets:lN- -: Joseph
Rsssttr'. deceased. III. sum Ell - tnts; you,
LYMAN L. Roe the sum Of - cents: yea. Joseph
H. Aathewsoh. tn. sum u A. cents y, d, Curnt-
iius J. Eat,n the sum IF A. cents: Yen. O. l..
WheatuL, the sum Of A. cents: you. i. u. kel-
loCg, the SUN al A. cents, you, jacob Rsdston,
the sum OF IS cents: You. Elias EtheIldge, the
sum OF IS cents: you. Robert Merrill. the sun OF
IL IS Ct Ets; you, Samuel Ambrose. tn" sum of
81 %. you. avoiy ". Collins, til, SUM of 80 s.;
VOC Barthol, NEW C2uty. the su.lI a - cents;
yuu Nellie Hastings. the sum ot ID cents. you.
Eveliue Hastings. the sum Of Il cents: YOU,
Nathaniel i. Sheldon, The sum al = IL: you.
Isaac VI. Merrill the sum Of 81 IL: YOU. The al
nllnistrstUr, executor. or legal T,prcr, ntstivCs
u II. o. Gaylord deceased III" sui! Of - yuts
you. the administrator, ~ CutGr. er legal RIP
res; natives q John TUtl.!l. deceased. the
sam Ct - cents: luu. the administrator cX,rI-
TER. legal re pes ItafiFt-. # t'v;ayi@n Hog
de,"as q. tie I'm @! II Crnt-. lul. ,n' adIuluIs
traitor, executor. or sal rcl r, sentative If j.
Ii Baldwin. de- caScu. IL" >huI Of :" -; Hru.
thu aGminis raIor executor, or i Iat representa-
tIyts ut thHrl. l.. oh, Il, C,a> Il. tn sam Of
= Stall IL III :uid anu silver coin G: Tho
li.It, tat; :: and II al thu c>Il.ilu.Iot 20 days
lit the utilization II this notice. you, or
either Cf You. :all or reuse to contribute sutE
lIuuult.un. a. = duc, upon Your several STARTS
allt. make gay M nj Il TIE suns herein publish
-, the undo ->ignt &, tb- interest If the del
lLCusIt ls't.cs ia tL" .al,: l. linz claim and
property shall aud viii hsrnu-t the properly ut
Ike HIut1- n, d. VII La- u.-ae tAr r,q'.lr, / t.
IeEuitur,-
san Tr;.sr;.ro. F.l.aary 18TH. 80.
HENkh :. FITCH.
-, Gal 'toInIa -. Room -.
ttli-uaN ~ 1
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

Aha, IL arcordanc, w[t!. Law and order of
IL" Board ui Trustee l.a,is. and sGlrr, 4 OIL tie
It, "ud day Of February \. J.. 1879. - many If
sIt! st.ItuH4 IL. the names al the sharcholi, Is
al It said sIali amt viii BE-, ll-rt ssarr to pay
Int gslI.t upon al the sAaIs i. ID an nRu-
by such shar. hCidtrs. will b. - III at rnbii..
auction 1T ii c.hcv OF said Company ii lit Of
iicc of Ills l. ing, II Carson tIty, N NatIa on
tuesday, tiic sixth da, oI April, \.
ID. it55.
to i'ay sad delinquent asEe- sun,.,lt. together
with costs Of adEe lIlsirG md tXl,t nees II sale
Ijs urGcr Of the Board ct trustees.
SAM. u. KING.
sccrctar! Pancake Cu;i Company
Car7cn Ciiy. Ney., aiarch g. ls.j.
mi1-C4W-t.l
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27
TX THE SECOND JUDICIAL DIS

trict Court ci tin. state OF Nevada in and for
the County If Orm.by Yin the matier of the
Fs1ate-ef WILLIAM +. WILSON. deceased
1t appearing to the Cont by the IotIticn pre-
scented and filed by HOMER A. billings ana
NANCY IL WILSON. the Administrator and
Administrators Of WILLIAM F. WILSON, de
ceased. praying Tor an order to sill real estate
that il 5 Necessary to sell some portion Of the
real estate % said deceased. to pay the outstand
i'm; Indebtedness against said deceased. AMI tn,
lie hts expense and chsrges of the adminlstra-
ton 1t Is therefore ordered by the curt that
sll persons interest Ell IN said estate appear b.
fore this Court on tn.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27
NH"A "a
LAND COMPANY.


san Frsnc.=,' I;ay. AlaIa. lis C.. California.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

TgSRiS O--D E~TABLiS HE'D AND
z Md known stable lue been lately reno
waited, tie oil! stock cu!iel "I; a1 PLACED. with
cHe yong hu-Hes.
Oa--,agesof all descriptions TN hs"t sod
EEs'FE CHARGES.
II 49,, iuar,ief ~ .ii. DAY or u liz on
.-DEE~T i1tSSii.f TIEs,S
y 2--%s ,:,.:ll stris;.y % orr WI business
II WINNIE \ DAVID.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27
First day of May, \. D. 1879,

at Ia o'clock A NJ. OF said day al the Courtroom
OF said District Court in Carson City. Orn.5y
county, Nevsda, to show cause why order
should not be granted TO sad Administrator and
Administrative to sell so much # the r-al
tate as shall be necessary, And that copy of
this order be published i'll the Carson DAILY
APPEAL, newspa, er printed and published 81
Carson City Nevada FOR ST least four successive
weeks in the County OF OTmsby aforesaid
cord.nS to the law in such Eases.
: II. WRIGHT.
Dist. Judge.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-03-27

It'll, z. rfl,F- Incorporated.
r.. NEWARK land COMPANY is now As
=li....iig ahalst: the GUAR ,-ttc E;Ini pad
Tbs Conn atN vii l. T;.ESi Il in March TO
tax !CCp people - siear-b- al End rAiiruad to
thsiE tgN.-s anu igIt.- II, UIe excursion which
vii; - aslL T.iSeJ. by reference to iilS Coast
SuEvry Chart il viii he seen that 1t PotrrTo
POINT. il fr,,f.t Il .twGTk- the ,ceI.
-,i tie way through the Ciiaf, Il from the Paci
Ia witt the u T. i. L Eltiiii uiIe"t line
through Iiye-rl re Pas, maj ~ THIS thu con-
meeting point between all arts OF the ni:rC
Sts.5s and ley deep water to all parts % the
,lC1. ard the greatest ,lUfacturiug point On
the i;ay of San Erartisco-plenty ii water, good
climate. excellent soil aIltt easy con hlunicaIioIl-
This land VII le sold at acctIOn III A rril III
acres and lots. This Company Will commence
sctive operation in bui!ding, etc, soon. For
all Information. circulars. maps and sI.bscrip-
ticu. apply az the office o: the Company, iOo3
California street, basement, opposite Bank OF
Cas.ffrnia. Ssfi F-srcikco-
tHAS. Il. PETERS, Manager.
ruhS-1N.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22
ST. VINCENT'S INSTITUTION,
Donaldsonvflle, La.

The public are informed that the SISTERS
OF CHARITY will open
BOARDING SCHOOL
on the LIST September, 1875, in the above
named healthful little village.
They who may object to send their chill
dren to a more Northern latitude, will find
in this Institution the facilities for u Chris
tan and refined education; the course Of
instruction being the same rs that pursued
at st. Joseph,s Academy, Emmettsburg,
Maryland, OF which it is IL branch.
The healthy atmosphere Of this beautiful
spot. situated at the junction of the Missis-
the readiness with which it can be reached,
both by railway and water, render it very
desirable.
The buildings and grounds are spacious
and commOdious-wcll suited to an institution
OF this kind. The Sisters, i'll consideration of
the changed condition of the South, have
reduced the terms to hatf price
The scholastic year is divided into two
sessions of five months each-the first COM
lnencing list September, the second lst Feb
ruary.
Terms per Scs.ion-payablc in
Board and tuition, including
washing, mending. bed and
bedding 70 per session.
Or, l5O = ahnum.
French language. 10 q -
Tapestry, painting, etc.. extra charges.
Music at Professors price.
Books and stationery furnished at current
prices.
A term commenced will be considered a
term completed-no deduction being made
for absence.
For further particulars, references can be
made in person to the different institutions
Of New Orleans, or by letter to the Sisters Of
the Institution, ut DonMdsonvillc.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22

Chief Justice Ludeling Of the su
pfcme Court yesterday rendered a
decision affirming the judgment of
the District Court, in the case of the
State Us. Ned Taylor, confined in the
jail OF this parish under sentence of
two years. imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary for horse stealing. Taylor
mas been lying i'll Jail here more than
2 year awaiting the action of the
Supreme Court in his case, and con
siderable sympathy has been felt for
him on that account and because he
is not believed to be naturally bad
man.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22
ARTHUR'S ILLUSTRATED
HOME MAGAZINE FOR 1875

Rr;,ht cbccrfu1 nrotrnas;vn a1rav. MN
IN thu advanc;ng tbbu "2t Of t,,a times Tic
Home Nnnn.;ne taLcs rnnL with the Ie.a;n~
and most innunntial ncrindicals If the day
II is on the aide of tcmncrance and fru.
CHRISTIAN morality Whoteyer is hmrtful it
condemns without fear or faynr aud makes
itself felt in the homes Of tho neonla az n
mower for GOOD peggy
THE GREAT HO7JSEHOLD Maroz;ne
of America il more thorouyI,lv ident;f;rd
With tho neonie in their ho,nn and .oo;aI Efa
than any r other ncr;od;c,l in tba countrr
DEBOR1 I6NORWdY her morL and
her remard." A new serial story ii. r. =.
Arthur will he commenced in January
F1ET ~ y TN Sa aGn ~ ~ v' ho sas;. NJ
the Wesi.v by Resell, Rice, we annonnce
this new series Of articles viii, real nIeasnrc
knowing as we do fh.t Il will he amonc the
most attractive that we sbull offer orr Te.d-
ers next wear. Mis-. Rice besides hold;nc
the men Of ready writer, has in her nossrs.
sion a large a,nau,it Of ORIGINAL mnfer;al
from which to draw. aud q vide acouaint-
ancc with peovle whose personal reminis-
cences are riel, with ,,ioncer incidents and
experiences.
Z HONt.S .EOR THE PEOpLE, a scr
les al. admir-, i,,v sus.e.tiye articles an homes
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22
Proceedings of the School Board
ofAscension Parish.
SPECIAL MEETING.

SPECIAL MEETING.
MEET1NG-RooM. May 22nd, 1875.
Members present.. Landry, L. E. Bent
lev, II. q. Maher, G. H. Hill, J. Warner and
R. Braud.
Absent-A. Knight and C. f. Nesnith.
The minutes OF organization of said Board
were read and approved.
A communication from Hon. Geo. B Loud,
Division Supt., relative to the school tax Of
the current year, was read, and the follow
ing preamble and resolutions in accordance
with the recommendations Of Mr.. Loud, Of
fered and read:
WHEREAS, The amount of school tax pro-
vided by the Police Jury to be levied and
collected upon tho parish assessment roll for
the current year is totally inadequate to the
successful conduct of the public schools OF
this parish, and act No. 81 Of 1873 provides
that the School Board shall call upon the
Police Jury to increase the tax for the main
tenance of schools to an amount not exceed
ing two and one half mills when it is demon
strated by said Board that the amount levied
is not sufficient to meet the necessary OK
penses attending the proper conduct Of such
public schools; therefore, be it
ReSOiced, That tins Board OF SchOOl Difec-
tors of the parish OF Ascension, by and under
the authority of said act OF 1873. does hereby
demand and request of the Police Jury of
said parish, that the levy Of school tax upon
the parish assessment Of IVA be at once in-
creased to two and One-half mills; and that
the President and Secretary OF this Board
be authorized and directed to call upon said
Police Jury, at the meeting to be held in
pursuance of this demand, aud make repre-
sensations to said Jury Of the amount of
funds required to carry on the public schools
Of the parish.
Further Rxsolred. That the Secretary Of
this Board transmit copy of these resolu-
tions to the Police Jury through the Presi-
dent of that body.
On motion of G. H. Hill, the preamble
and resolutions were adopted.
On motion, duly seconded, the Board ad~
journcd till the FIRST Monday Of June.
A true copy. ROD AiAUD,
Secretary.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22

IMPROVEMENTS Jos. Hiss, the
enterprising saddler and coach maker,
is erecting a fine residence on Rail-
road Avenue, adjoining his workshop.
The plan of the building is about sim
liar to that of the residence just across
the street, occupied by Noise Levy,
Esq, which is assurance that the new
house will have considerable preten-
sion to architectural beauty. The
builder who has contracted with Mr..
Hiss to construct the residence, is Mr..
Theodule Richard, reliable and COM
petent mechanic, who takes pride in
doing his work we'll. Mr.. Hiss has
demolished his old residence, and the
new one is being erected on the same
site.
The new Nazarene Baptist Church
is rapidly approaching completion,
and will he much landsomer struc-
ture than we anticipated aud a real
ornament to the section of town which
it graces. We have not yet taken oc-
casion to visit and inspect the editice,
but have been informed that the in
side resembles in some respects the
interior Of the Silver Cornet Bands
Hall. A gallery similar to that in the
Hall is one of the features of the new
Church.
Norbert Brand, well known col
ored resident, last week moved his
small house from the corner Of st.
Patrick and Claiborne streets ia Chef
imaches, between Opelousas and Clai-
borne.
Through the generous charity of
citizens of all classes, Lawrence Car
rier, whose cabin was destroyed by
fire on the 29th nit, has been enabled
to rebuild. He chose anothe. site.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22

FETE CHAMpETRE. grand Fetc
Cllampetrc will be held on the grounds
of the Catholic Church, in this town,
next Saturday, Sunday and Monday,
the proceeds to go to the fund for
building the new church which is
about to be commenced. Arrange
ments will be made for grand and
enjoyable festival, .and besides the
large number of people who will at
tend from Ascension and neigboring
parishes, numerous visitors are ex =
pected from New Orleans to parti-
cipate in the fete. Under the man.
agcment of Father Cuppens and the
trustees and leading friends Of his
church, the affair can not be aught
but complete success.
We understand that the corner
stone of the new church will be laid
Saturday or Sunday.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22

RAILROAD ITEMs.-There has been
another change Of steamboats, for the
transportation Of freight and passen-
gers to and fro between New Orleans
and Westwego. The Oriole has been
replaced by the stern wheel boat
Frank Morgan, which is by no means
lightning on the rum" but witl,al a
staunch and desirable craft.
The Morgan leaves the New Orleans
levee at 7:45 each morning, and from
the head of Bienville street, which is
two blocks below Canal. Travellers
bound out from New Orleans should
make note of these changes, or they
may get left" as we did Thursday
morning.
The names of all the stations along
the road from Donaldsonville to West
wego have been changed, excepting
St. James, Valcour Anne, Lessassier,
St. John and St. Charles. We note
the changes as follows:
st. Michael to Winchester; st. Pat
rick to Vacherie; St. Peter to De-
logney; St. Stephen to johnson St.
Edward 20 Duke: St. Andrew to Du-
gan; St. Dennis to Luling st. George
to Davis; St. Joseph to Wagaman.
The new names are nearly all those
Of the owners of the plantations upon
which the stations are situated.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22

Mr.. Mitchell Of the livery stable
favored us with copy Of the Rich
nond .und.) Telegram, and Messrs. Lee
.,,lanc Of the Wharf handed MS several
New Qaleans evening papers, this
week. Thanks, gentlemen.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22

Our thanks are due to that excel
lent gentleman, Mr.. V. f. NJ. Anaer-
son Of St. James parish, for a basket
of vegetables which found it's way in
tn our Office last Saturday evening.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22

Mr.. Solomon Schonberg, the enter
prising young man who manages the
Bayou Lafourcke ferr.T, has built q
new and substantial fat and displaced
the dilapidated structure. shat has SO
long been on duty. This was good
.move on Solly's part.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22

Injecting Of colored men will be
held at the Courthouse this evening
for the purpose Of organizing a "B'ue
Bucket Fire Co" We wish them the
best success in the praiseworthy I'M
,dertaking. How about the Red Buck
cts. Mr.. Town Barber!
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22
however, his new house being located

however, his new house being located
near Mrs. A. Gingry's residence.
Mr.. Delavallade's ice-house has re-
ceived the carpenters finishing touch
es and is, so far as builders work is
concerned, completed. 1t is Il spa
cions building and goes far toward
relieving the vacant appearance OF
Crescent Place.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22

We acknowledge with thanks the
receipt of complimentary tickets to
the dramatic and musical festival to
lie held at Napoleonville next Tues
day and w edncsday evenings.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Avis au Public,
DoNALDsoNvnLE, line, % !

DoNALDsosv1LLE. LNE., % mai, 1875.
MA FEMME, Marie, ayant gutter volon-
Xl tairement mon domicille, je previens lie
public par les presentes que je ne s,is pas
tracter en- mon nom. q partir de Ia date CT
dessus. SlMlAN PHILIPPE.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22
Town Of Donaldsonville.
TIME TABLE N. O., NJ. & T. R. R.,

TIME TABLE N. o., NJ. & T. r. R.,
LOUISIANA DIVISION.
Daily Passenger and Freight Train Com
Linca-Leaves New Orleans, from head OF
Bienyille street, at 7:45 A. II.
Arrives at Donaldsonville at ]2 NJ.
I" Whitecastle at 1890 z. NJ.
Returniug-Lcavcs Whitecastle at l2:l'f. NJ
Jeaves Donaldsonyille at 1880 P. N.
Arrives at New Orleans ut P. NJ.
Trains stop at all way stations.
C. H. ALLEN,
Jos HUsHEs. General Manager.
Agent at Dunallsonvillc.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-22

A @arecial meeting of the parish
Board of School Directors was held at
the Board's new Office at 10 o'clock
this morning. to take into conesidera-
;tion reorganization from Division
Ssperiasen.anast Loud relative te the
1adeqdatc tax ordered by the Police
Jury. for the support OF public schools.
The communications was read, and
resolutions in accordanre with its Sng