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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01

LADIES' LIST.
Armstrong + ] Mrs McDonnoll -- Mrs
Ackmen Georgia Mulloy Maggie
Boon Matte Newham Susan
Black May Pcycey Sarah
Croughan - Mrs Richards Hannah 4
Dunlap Eliza Jane RonShanen Mary
Emery Tillie Ross Maggie
FOrney Rosy RlchmOnu Ada
Held Anna Barbara Ross Emma
Hopkins Ginnie ScrogginS Lizzie
Hammond Kate SelOg Lizzie
Hartley Harriet Smith b Mrs
Holiday Sarah l. Will ans Mary
Helms Rachel Williams Maggie
Howell Ruth Wheat Zachariah
Lane Mary Mr..
Laugham Mary + Wilson Rebccca 4
Mcdonald Kie Winters k"bccca
McNichOls Bridget Wilson Sdl!'r 4
Moor Jane Wilson Florence
Martin catherine Wagner Elizabeth
Mullarkey Annie
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Amrein Joseph Lyon Wrs,ry
Asbcry Isaac MuldOou Patrick
Artrld I MatSOn h,dbyn
AnduS Fernando MOringNtarS 4
Berry II Mrrsyr j VI \ =
BIoomer Ferdinand Marsh James
Burton Frank Martini J
Besennigor Geo Moore John VI
Burns Ii Morris u X
RuSEay Louis ~ Morrison Geo l.
Beddow James NtrTiflcld 4 e.
Brlese August Miller \ knapp
Behrenor W Mitchell VIM T
Bortels Wilhelm Miller y
Bishop r II Mead Nelson
Cole Jno B MOloncy Patrick l.
Cambell John Martin 4
Conrad James Morris = u
Chapman Harvey Marshal! IhOS
Cranglc VIM Mcbride u l
Dennis Henry McFaddcn
Ertt Joseph McIiutcblsOu --
EaycS l. Mo- arl"y VIM G.
Emery Allen I Nichpl ,ou Mm
Francke Chris Newlnd Al
Fisher VIM = Dr NuuIu.tn carl
FOOtp 7 II \I"ktr~BU David
Grinnell &Co Henry O'Briru G'nry
Glass " II Peters " i
Garlig ThOS Powell \ "
Hall " son j T Pearson Edward
HutchinSOnS ~onSS PrpDcr Johnny
Hall & Co J Pickering IL Btt|
Handy Geo T. Roberts y 60
HOuSrr Geo Ri"r LrvIs \ spu
Hays Tho~ X am Mu.
Hillcnbramf Scmon Reed ChpS
Hardy Dick X kivum Jacob
Jordan l. II Rev Stocks Ola Il
Jack sou j u SpaI's ihO> =
James Henry SchwlIfN '
Jorgcn Henry scot! "
Jackson A L ~ Schcucrmann Louis
Jacobs Samuel ShcppCrJ
Johnston VIM l. Scidlcr Ferdinand
Kraft Lob Sweeney Frank
Kesell Henry Seelcy Curtis
kridcT j T. Sweeney
KahleisS Edward TOole Jas
Knowles, Freeman Toul ; Nc VI
& Col Veil Leon
Katzsentein 81 Wallace James
Lyon & Co j B WcbstcrJ &
Layton NJ White ThOs
Labor Glass CO
1. J. RAWLING. =. ".
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
LETTER LIST.

T IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
IL the Wheeling Eostoilice unclaim ed ,
saturday, May lst.
To obtain any OF the following the appli-
cant will please call for advertised letters
giving dale OF list
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01

4 Detroit dispatch this morning says
that telegrams announce that the ice Is
pretty well broken up in Mackinaw
straits, and the water Is IN sight IN all
directions. 1t is thought that steamers
can get through the north channel with
out much difficulty.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
aF.hesljNa 9eelster.

GOLD closed in New York yesterday
at lljt.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
FOREIGN.
Terrible Explosion in an English
Mine

LONDON, May |, \. MA terrible
explosion occurred yesterday afternoon
IN Bunkor's Hill coIIicry, North Stat
forishirr, while the miners were at work.
\: midnight twelve bodies had been
taken out. Twenty-thrcc men are yet in
the mine. There Is no hope that any of
them will be recovered alive.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
Jockey Club Races.

GALVESTON, April &O.-This was the
fourth day of the Jockey Club races.
The first race was tor the Gulf City
stakes. for three year olds, one-haIf mile
dash, and was won by Coriander, beating
Wnnifled. Mamie and Pauline Sprague
in the order named. Time 2:4l. There
WAS heavy east wind, and the track
was heavy.
The second race was q dash two and
a quarter miles, and was won by Ella
Harper, beating Sam Harper and Col.
Milligan. Time 4:l5i.
The fifth and sixth DAYS races occur
on Tuesday and Wednesday next.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
Boss Shepherd and HIS Libel Suits.

WASHINGTON, April 3O.-lt Is under
stood that during its session to-day, the
grand jury of this district had under con-
siderstion the evidence of various ai.eg-
ed libels published in the New York SIM,
against various citizens of Washington,
and especially Ex-Governor Shepherd,
who, himself, appeared as witness. II
is said, on apparently good authority,
that presentment has been agreed upon
but that the indictment will not be
brought into court for some days to come.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
Moyements Of the Vice Presidcnt.

LOUISVILLE, April 3O.-Vice PreSj-
dent Wilson arrived in this city this
morning and during the day has receiv-
ed large number of calls from promi-
nent gentlemen of both politicol parties
Tonight he is to be gived Il reception by
General j. NJ Harland and tomorrow
goes to Frankfort as guest OF Colonel
Stoddart johnson. From Frankfort he
will go to Lexington to visit Hon. John
c. Breckenridge, who as Vice President
presided over the Senate during one Of
Mr.. Wilson's earlier terms. He will
spend Sunday in Lexington and thence
start on his Western trip, intending to
spend seven weeks in California.
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Disasters from the Gale.
Another En- bezzIins state Treasurer

DEs MONIES, Iowa April 3O.--The jury
in the case of Isaac Brandt, former State
Treasurer of Iowa, who has been on trial
:or cmbezzlement of the State funds,
brought in a verdict OF guilty. There
are seven more indictments against
Brandt but none OF them will be tried
this term.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
Revenue Receipts.

WAsuINGToS, April &0.-The inter
nal revenue receipts to-day were 1862
577 receipts for the month $TO22, ,@%l.
a comparison of receipts for the first
four months this year with the CORES
ponding period of 1874, shows an i'll
crease of -, ,j3O09l.
The Cabinet was in session but short
time to-day All the members were
present except Secretary DcIaHo and
Postmaster General Jewell. No busi-
ness of importance was considered,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01
OFFICE PEABODY INSURANCE CO.,
Wheeling, ". Va, April ., $50.

Opposite the McLure House,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1875-05-01

In Estelle county, last Wednesday,
the wife of Albert Long went to neigh
Dor 10 borrow some meat for breakfast,
and while she was gone the house took
fire and burned to the ground, consuming
two little boys, one five and the other
three Years of age. From the fact that
some clothing had been carried out, the
neighbors believe that the elder child had
gone out of the house and returned for
his little brother when they both were
consumed
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13

BnEAKs,aw THE LEvEEs. There are
two brcakss Sceaaioa levees, one
on the left bank Of the river, opposite
Donallsonville, and the other on the
right hank, at the Lacroix place, three
miles below town. 3d.. s,ssas=s ss~assss
Tho first named break, which is
about sixty feet in width, win be at
once repaired By the Levee Company.
A substantial embankment, faced with
a double thickness of sound lumber,
will be thrswk up, sandzas the work is
to be 4n@lsr--the supervision ofaME- n.
w. Barron, anaecomplished and con-
scientious engineer, the parties inter-
ested may feel confident that it will
he wen As.4s.s Mr.. barton arrived
here and has already started
Il small prce Of Il, men at work. Fifty
or sixty Iaboie7s will reach here to.
morro~ from-4Ae Carroll levee, in the
parish Of St. John the Baptist, and on
Monday the job will be begun in good
earnest and pushed rapidly forward
to completion. lsssEf}g .sf S&F
The second break is forty feet wide,
and occurred but few days since
We mentioned the circumstance to
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13

Gen. NJ. Jeff Thompson, Chief State
Engineer, yesterday, and he assured
us that provision had been made for
closing the gap, but upon inquiry
since returning from New Orleans we
find that the General. is mistaken.
Messrs. j.. Lemann, Henry Loeb, Fei-
tel g. Co., Mrs. Marx Israel e. Co.,
and other parties owning property
contiguous to the broken levee have
Subscribed a sufficient amount to re-
pair the break, and this win speedily
Poe done. ,r@ ts .-.tts-ft a't
~=~TnE F1KE DErAgTMENT.-Th
splendid uniform Of Phoenix Fire
Company has attracted much atten-
zion and universal admiration. It
fcOnsists of leather hat and belt, white
Shirt, Will, black velvet trimmings,
land black pants, the addition Of white
gloves being made npon occasion Of
parades. We have seen no more
tasty uniform, even among the New
Orleam, fire companies. .. ...
Citizen Green, the official painter
of the Fire Department., has COM
pleted lis task Of coloring up the
truck house of the Hook and Ladder
Company, and that structure is now
in Il finished state. The truck was
moved in last Sunday evening, and
on Monday it was thoroughly washed
aud cleaned under the supervision of
foreman Cook. The assistant fore
man, Mr.. Baptiste Walker, wits slight
ly injured while assisting in removing
the truck from the residence Of 3.
Rybiski, Esq. to its new domicil. Step
ping into a mud hole while holding to
the rope by which horse was pull
ing the truck, he stumbled and fell,
and was dragged nearly half a block
before the horse could be stopped.
Being in imminent danger from the
wheels Of the truck in case he loosed
his hold upon the rope, Mr.. Walker
held on like grim death to door
post and endured the rough usage we
have described sooner than trust him
self under the wheels. We are glad
to say his injuries are not of a seri-
Gus character. az IT. ..r
4 meeting Of Phoenix Fire Com
pany will he held ut the comrany's
engine house this evening. Among
otl,cr business to be transacted will
be the adoption OF resolutions OF re-
spect to the men,,Ay at Major Victor
Ma,Hin, who was ~ honorary mem
Der ST the company and godfather of
its !engipe, Katie" 40.
+ After the two fire companies re-
turned from the funeral Of Major
Maurin, Wednesday evening, Phoenix
escorted Ascension to its truck house,
and then, upon Invitation, the mem
bels of the f"rmer company marched
into the 4ew edifice and out again in
true military style. Such amenities
between these worthy organizations
must he gratifying to the friends aud
members of each. n.sE,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13
Proceedings of Com mon Council,
Town Of Donaldsonville.

SPECIAL MEETING.
.H MAYoK's OFFICE, February 18th, 1875.
The Council met this day ut o'clock
+. 81, by ordsr Vt The Mayor. y, 81 ss5-.54sS
Mayor o. Ter1io in the chair. 's't- 'f$
Members prescnt-Jos. Burbridgc, alder
man LIST war! Robert Noel, JOS Terrier,
aldermen end ward; JOS. Johnson, alder
man 3r.l ward. 81
Abscnt-B. Lcmalln, John +. Link.
The reading Oft the minutes of the last meet
ing was dispensed with.
The Mayor informed the Council that the
object OF the meeting was for the purpose of
receiving IL report from the town attorney
concerning licenses and taxes Of the town
The report was presented and accepted.
On motion dull seconded the Council adj
journed.
true copy: ...n 81 u
.r- DAVID ISRAEL, Secretary
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SUBSCRIBE NOW J.

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w / and tbs Louisville Weekly Courier.
journal. postage prepaid on both papers,
Tor one ye.r for 81 80. .,faaU .H-ts.
The H'eelily Con,jer-yJonyaol 10 the great
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"vAI.DIvEA;r A Tale Of the
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Lost or Stolen.

Lost or Stolen. p, -
"A Ind. 1872, and subscribed b.; islarccliil
Leblanc tor SID, payable, two years after
date, to the order Of Ramon Monfcino.
The public is hereby notified not to ne
gotiatc the said note as payment thereof will
not lie made. 1,''t'1fs ~
.,- ......f..=. LEB1N GCIDKY. 3,
ASCENSION March 18th, 1875. MART l0l
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13

Go~'Ksslpsg has made the follow
ing appointments for ASCENSION apd
the Senate has confirmed his selec
tions: Robert Noel, Town Constable
Of Dpnal,lsonSille Jean. c. Matthew,
Public Administrator Of Ascension
parish; LOUIS Lefort,- Supervisor of
Registration Edward Cantey, 1nsrec-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13

Respectfully submitted,
e. KLINE, Treasurer
On motion of X. Noel duly seconded.
VIII erras. certain doubts have arisen az to
the construction of ordinance No 90, passed
Nov. 18th, 1874, fixing ratesof LICENSES,
Be it Rcsoircd, That the same Is hereby
repealed, and the folowiH. adopted !:
BE it enacted by the town Coupeil Of the
town OF Donaldtopyille, that there shall be
levied and collected an aLuual amount lis Il
license OF tax: -.
lat. From each Wholesale or whole
sale ami retail merchant dealer nr -rs
From each and every retail merchant y 60
Ind. From each keeper Of a livery
stable. sale stable or yard. or livery aud
sale stable, with stalls aad other ac-
eopinotletions for horses or lnnles---- 20 90
For every public hack 10 69
3rd. From every keeper Of ware
house, COTTON or lumber yard. or other
place OF public storage fol- hire - 10 90
4th. From every proprietor or keeper
of every billiard SALOON, howling alley
u pistol gallery il WHICH there is but
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of bail.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. j. NJ. Delavalladc
Of Plaquemine was iii town Thursday,
and called at the CHIEF office, accom-
panied by fellow townsman, Mr..
Thompson. Mr.. Delaval1nde informs
us that he is ubout pe,fecting arrange
ments for tho speedy construction of
an ice house OIL his lot corner of Cres
cent Place and Honmas street, where
he will keep constantly on hand
during the heated term a large sup
ply ii ICE which will be retailed at
very low rates. The enterprise is one
deserving of success, and VIC have no
fear but it will meet with u liberal
patronage from the community,
Senator Landry paid !. short visit
to his home in this town during the
early part Of the week and while here
made arrangements for the opening
Of i'll the parish schools not previous
by in operation. The Senator returned
to the city Monday, but will be up
again to-day, probably, and will re-
main until the proposed extr, session
Of the General Assembly, unless bust
ness shall sooner require his presence
ut the Capital. ...t...,.
T Thanks to Dr.W NJ. McGalliard for
d copy of the Lsxsd~n Times.
Capt. Jos. Dalferes' new boat, the
Era No. 10, is meeting with the favor
which we predicted for her, and may
DC regarded as permanent semi.
weekly packet III the Bayou Lafourche
trade. She leaves New Orleans Mem
days aud Thursdays ut S o'clock p. NJ,
carrying freight and passengers to Ill
landings along her route, cheaply aud
with dispatch. The clerk of the Era,
MI. Tom. Clements, is a pleasing,
agreeable gentleman and efficient Of
ticer, in every way a fit assistant Of
the universally popular Capt. Joe.
From the Assumption Chronicle we
copy the following complimentary
article, which we cordially endorse:
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The Town Secretary gives notice
to tax payers that the assessment roll
Of town" property for che current year
has keea deposited in his Office, and
will be kept there for thirty days from
this eFfsr ecrret tion, ,s41R HIM,
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ff of the Northwest. ll F"
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY. 3
N'e FORlOLD AND YOUNG.
Published Weekly at Chicago. by the
PRAIRIE F.lR.nER COMPINY. III neat
qliarto form of eight pages, handsomely il
lHstrated. ql
Terln~-S2 per Xcarin Advance.
.ss' II, al eases add ID cents 70 rvrpay pos,age.
Cbeals.r in Clubs. Three months 0n trial.
80 ceuts. Prospectus and sample copy free.
Remit ut o1lr risk, either by Post Office.
Money Order, Registered Letter, Bank Draft
or Express. Ii by Express prepay charges.
Money ORDERS or Drafts are preferable,
Whenever they can he obtained.
= Rates Of dyerlisin&:
40 cents per line OF spice. Agate type,
each insertion on inside pages,
e., cents per line Of space, Agate type,
each insertion Oh, 5tli and stt pages. =
SPECIAL NDTICES-75c esfs per line of
space, Agate type. each iAscrtisu.
YFourte.n Agate. lines To the inch. two
hundred and eighty light lines t., the column.
No advertisements Inserted fot less
than g the first time. regular rates after
ward.
THE PRAIRIE FARMER co.
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GOODs BELOW Cosr.-For the next
si1tyzEis a'sss will be q great cN,3-
ance yaeles ef the, splendid stock Of
goods at the popular establishment Of
the late Marx Israel to close up the
.affaiiJpe Nj. Itsael' . saccessions See
the advertisement in to-day CHIEf.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13

Robeit O k,tstiau tas arrai9nea ~.
for. Jas paHs 81 s<hie sa,drs,ss
for unchristianlike coddnAt. a1ftng
slight domestic controversy win siss
feminine partner Of his joys and s"r-
rows, Robert became enrsged at some
caustic remark made by Ills spouse
and vented his displeasure by striking
her across the head with a stick, Sc
vcrely bruising one Of her eyes. A
physician was summoned to attend
the injured woman, and upon his
statement of the serious character of
her hurt, the brutal husband was re-
mandcd to prison without the benefit
of bail.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13

The QUEEN OF ALL SEWING MACHINES
IL speaking Of the merits of the Wilson Shut
tie Sewing Machine. it is sufficient for Ills to
say that We think the invention of this ma
chine marks one Of tho most important eras
in the history of this country; and when we
consider the influence it has upon the social
wcl-being of the masses it is difficult to CON
ceive OF an invention OF more importance. 1t
has a beautiful, noiseless movement !; it makes
the genuine "Lock-Stiteh alike on both
sides, and docs TO perfection all kinds of
plain and fine sewing; itneeds no eomlnenda-
tion its rapid sales, the increasing demand
and the many f1atterng testimonials from
those who have used it, is sufficient proof OF
its merits. The want of IL sewing machine
Is deeply felt in every household, and as the
Wilson Shuttle Sewing Machine, on account
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13

d. To $50 per. bay AHEN rs
SDeJ WAN IT'D. All cl:ssses e xUsk-,
ing people ut both sexes, yopng ard told,
make more money at work for ", ip their
own localities. during their spare moments,
or all the time. than at any thing else We,
offer employment that will pay handsomely
terms, etc. sent free. Send pa your address
At once. Doa't at1ay.. N0N]fs the ffl,ir. Do
not Look for work cr;;business eIsew lerr. UNI
til You have learned what We offer, Ct. SriS-
son 4 Co, Portland, We. ~ ja16-1y
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13

We note the Arrival at WilkinscEss
Ascension news depot Of a fresh steek
of tasty isitisl paper, latest styles,
frou, the we'll known house Of r. G.
Eyricl,, 100 Canal street, New Orleans.
Prices reduced. Excellent paper at
20 cents Il box Sent ~ mail, postage
prepaid, ouenecaipt ct price, yy
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13
AzEN q Aaaaa sd ~ l.a.a4 ......l ~ ~ \
LOCAL JOTTING6. l
stas.khrA i,laish sItensesy for ls7s.
are now due. See the Tax Collectors
notice el~yhere in the CluEF, y,n2, ;

A spesiA meeting Of, die Board Of
Sch kctcss M - hesa ~ the
Couis aee, next Monday, at noon.
The President Of che Board gives no
tice to this effect elsewhere in the
CHIEF 0fto.day. Fl lG@5.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13

We ared Ia ls.kn t,.at Mr..
Gervai ~ tas ,peasered
the fin atc1 that va stolen
from tersom on ~ ,. l..
Hodge, u tie morning q the 4th
inst THE watch vas to.,,d Nv a de-
tecti1s in Me poseessiprof Matt Ho-
gsns . noted New Orleans character,
wh0~ass Ssrested 10 that city Thurs.
day evening, ppoa suspicion Of being
about to eca,s,it = burglary.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-03-13
PROCEEDINGS COMMON CoENcIL,
Town Of DOnaltls1nville. |
REGULAR MEETING.

r Town OF DOnaldsJnville.
REGULAR MEETING.
MAYORS OFFICE, March StlI. 1875.
The Council met this day at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ.
Mayor @. Terrio in the chair.
Members present-B. Lemann, DOS. Bur
bridge aldermen. LIST ward; X. Noel Jos.
Ferrier, aldermen 2nd ward }. +. Link, JOS
johnson. 3rd ward.
The reading OF the minutes Of the last
meeting was dispensed with.
The following report was presented and
TREasGRER's OFFICE,
Town OF Donaldson Vile.
TREAsURER's REPoRT FOR TIE MONTH OF
FEBRUARY.
Amount in Treasury according to last re-
port. -----.-.-....-.-.-.--. VIZ
DR.-Rtcciyed from +. Leblanc, end
inst. Of lease OF Wharf. ending
Feb. 18th, 1875. Sl39 5Saa
Received from Jos. Burbridge, End
inst. of lease of Market House. l02 %
Received from r. Mousse, 2n,l inst
of lease OF River Ferry --..--- L. 5S.
Received from CLas. Schonhcrg one
month lease Bayou LatOurcile s...
ferry, ending Feb 23rti, lS75-.-. 30 90
Total. Observation-Disclosures. 1862 81 ]
CH.-Annollnt paid out as per vouch
Ell 2:56 to 10 acknowledgements Ol 81
Amount in Treasury this date 57AA
Respectfully submitted,
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T'HE PIX rAYfss n w c'al On N u
= Donal2sonville are hereby notified that
the Assessment Roll Of Town Property for
1875 has been deposited in my office, where
it will be held during the term Of tlliIay days
ensuing for alteration or correetians rf q
q. DAVID ISRAEL Secretary.
Donaldsonville, March 18th, 1875.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Notice.

F+ +a@sFF
q MestiuE f,ths School Beetd.
A sPEcfAL 6Ess1aN of hesBsaA II
"A Sch ~ Dsfss - far - rArish Of Ar
cension WINS III It the Court House. on
Monday next, Nssrl. 18th. ls75. at.i2 o'clock
NJ. A prompt and fui afteadanee of ,pem-
bers is requested
P.LANnHY, ssslent
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