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A TERRIBLE .SHIPWRECK.

"oSLi ONE WOMAN SAVED
To US there is nothing moro awful
TO contemplate than II shipwreck in
mid-occan-a vessel hullod Oh, the
rocks, with 900 passengeIp on board.
Fathers, niotheIs, children, brothers
and sisters, battling witt ,thc angry
waves, Such alethoR % of The lat
horror -- "--- - 49, -
The steamship Schiller, which sailed
from New York for Hamburg, Ger
many, on the 2sth Of April, with about
400 human beings on board, and carry
ing $500, 900 in gold 1000 bushels of
corn, 2,500 barrels of rosin, all the
mails for the continent of Europe
amounting 25Q bugs wps driven out of
its cbursch by d storm and landed on n
rock in dense fog, at one o'clock, ON
the night or tho TN Of May The
wreck, oecured among the Scilly Islands,
u group ut tho west entrance Of the
English channel, belonging 10 the coun-
ty of Cornwall about thirty miles
w. s. w. tiom Glands End. b o. hoe
bsni.f',i ,,,.rr, !, ,,,r,,,,.,saJ IN. n
,,,.t,a.,s "" =, ,"'''.''', 'n"',.o'n" '''.s' KY
o, hoNppN, nay uIrVchihg'-- rorty-
t'iree SURVIVORS o. ,the crcwand pass
engets OF inc Senilicr nave arrived al
rehhance. VI tnese, tnirty-thrce nave
ten are too III to be moved The foL
lowing additional particulars Of the dis
aster s''s nave peen h, received received ,S, .,.s..
a hehyy iog mas prevented observa'
tions on BOARD the schiler since Thurs
day. ana IN consequence OF the fog the
engines were put at haifspecd and sail
was reduced ut nine o'clock on Friday
night ,t,s1,ot, 4, .'.'.,'s., ~.
ssAt ten O'Clock thc same hight the
snip struck the iedgc, ana at once
great panic prevailed. Captain Thomas
IS highly praised for his conduct during
the terrible scenes which followcd.---
Two boats were filled with men who
refused 10 come out. The captain hred
ms revolver over their heads to drive
them on: and then fired at them, but
without effect. Afterward the ship
was washed with her broadside TO the
sea and all on board these boats per,
lshed, The tackle at the stern was
released too soon, leaving the bonts
suspended by the bows.
Three boats then got away. One
OF them, a life boat, was so badly IN
Juicd that she sunk, and eleven OF the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12


President Grant has been invited to
attend the centennial celebration Of
westmoreland county, Pennsylvania,
on the 18th instant. HgllIr9'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12

The Democrats of Kentucky have
nominated ex.United States Senator
James b. McCreery Tor Governor. An
excellent nominee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12

The Elk county Radicals want
aLon' Wilcox nominated for State
Treasurer. a,., ....,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12

Battle Creek, Michigan, has 800 ad-
ventists, none Of which had gone up
at last account, although ready,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12

I'm 'n.--,'--T,,, m, -
Inc iicn'nonu va "e'y cn,'stens
'ice-fresident wilson 'ne erea' A'neff
can Invalid g -f.lt
We now have in the United States
anrty.e,gnt .an agriS1',ura, o,1 c1l,esuS Nun a
S'pro''sso,ss as.a.as "'" aa'o'nr hooa.o ~"
., o 'no e"'e'' "0"0 '''o"' ''
'a''"e'S' -,
-uratz brown mas rv''red IRON
politics and gone % TO ou,,u'ng nun" IN, houses ,.s
Twenty-Five handsome stone front resi-
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gew advertisements.
I ICENsE NOTICES.

Tho following persons have fled in the office
Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Quarter Sessions Of
Clearfeld county, their petitions and bonds for
License, at the juno sessions next, agrecably to
the Act Of Assembly; a
! .H. uOTFI ilQxNgr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12
DlSSoLUTIoN.-
Valuable Real Estate.

There will be sold at public outcry, At the Court
House. in clearheld, on MONDAY, May slst, 1915
at o'clock, certain lot Of ground situate IN the
borough Of cleardcid. on the south side of Mar
bet street, adjoining the Post 0fieo on the east
fronting "a feet on Market street and running
back between lots Of 7. A. Gaulin and John
Trouiman l72 feet TO an alley. This lot Is onooi
the most desirable business sites in town. The
right 10 use the eastern wall Of the Post Odicc in
building is secured to the purchaser, on payment
Of one-half It's cost. Terms made known on day
Of sale. A. c. TATE,
Assignee Of L. a. p Ryudcr,
clcarhel, May 5, iss5..3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12

Marshall, Texas, had a hundred
Thousand dollar fire on the Sth
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12
NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.

Notice !. hereby given that an application
will be made to next Court Of Quarter So
sions Of Clcarfcld county, to be held on the ny
Monday Of Jane, iSIi. by the eitlaen' o. tho ,'l-
lage ol Nowbufg for charter OF in'ofpo iailol
as borough, IN accorlancc with thc genrral Ad
OF Awcm''ly.and the several supplement- ther tlp'
rclniing II the Incorporation ol Rorl1gas in W'
Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania.
WM. N. Meet LL0U0u,
.s....y Atry for rehhonet''
Cear6tld. May .. ls75.ai
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12
TO FARMERs.-

We have received a large lot Of the Na',nn ,,In
True blue corn planters, made at Center h,s
r. the hncst ever brought to the county Wy
h.ld rollers, and Hopkins plough,. All wafFan''
Cd hrstclsss. Pioughi as low as $3.50. 80
NJ. a. BROWN BRO
/. ciesraeid. Nay 5, fsTs..si
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12

N B.-rhc books oE the firm viii b. iounl y
the Office Of u. V. wilson, where they viii DO ST.
tied BY either II the above named. my'-A
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12
THIS EIGHTH WONDER OF THE WORLD

being hsrded by the MrGHrIEsT PAGEANT exceeding
to the ravhing gsde7
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12

Tl taai..l 49,.
Ana IL was thcreupoh ueciareu 'nn.
the salary after June next, pc nxed az
sl.Ooo, II VIII De observed that py
this piece OF legerdemain, % directors
out Of the ZIG IN tho county decided
the salary question. That IN our Judg-
mcnt Is a greater humbug arrange
mcnt than a houtIdalc Primary Elec.
ton. Ihe salary pcmg disposed OF,
sos. IN, chairman n as sass ms ss ssaa election Go SsA Of
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12

Cardinal McOloskey is 65 years old.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12

admission, deposit with the paymaster
the sum of one hundred dollars, for
which he will bc credited on the books
of that officer, to bc expended by dircc.
ton Of the SuIerinteudcntfbr the pur-
chase of textbooks md othcr author
iked articles bosidcs those enumerated
in tho preceding article.
X,NWhlle at The Academy the Cadets
will be okamincd, from time to time,
according to the regulations prescribed
by the Naval Department; and, If found
deficient ut any examination, or dis
missed for misconduct, they cannot, by
law, be continued inthc Academy or
Naval service, except upon recommen.
dation of the Academic Board.
XI. A Cadet-Engincer who volun.
tarily resigns his appointment, will be
required to refund the amount paid
him ior. travelling expenses. a..ss.asn.
GEO. M, ROBESON,
t.ll n Ao'iN Secretary Of The Nary.
NAVY DEPARTMENT, Jan. |, 1875. N,'
fi FoRN or APPLICATION. livf
Hon. GEo. NJ. RoBEsoN, loa ia.'i' 2
Secretary Of the Navy, ~
~. " N Washington, y. G.
SIN; ta o'lo9q Flai'''ty ~
! respectfully make application for
examination for the position Of Cadet
E,,,,,,,,,o~ IT - Na,,oIrA ocJ..n.. NIl
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DIssoLuTIoN-

ID y : W
The partnership heretofore existing briuma
Il v. Wilson ani NJ u. vanValsah. to- the pro.
tise Of Medicine. T. this day dissolved by nuiaal
consent
flt tI. Il. Y. WILSON,
H.B. NANNALZAh.
cicardcld, May lei. 1916.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-12
LOWANDE'S IMPERIAL BRAZILIAN CIRCUS i

conttiiu,ing an altogether unprecedented and peerless
eoueenira ton Of GREAT ARENAS BEYOND CEN-
SURE and CENTENNIAL or CfRCUS CELEBRI-
TIES, prominent ameng the pte-eminent being
The Great MARTINHO LOWA.NDE
TAe Wiid Rider qf Brusi whose superbly daring and
phcnomsnal achievements on one four aud ,eren bare
backed ho''es. establishes him champion 10y the unan
U imops consent Of his profession.
NINE. ELISA DOCKRIIL. the empress Of the
Arena, and lovely Amazon Of bareback e1uestriennes
TONY. the Centaur Child Hero.
MONS. II. III. D0CkRiLi, Master OF the Mcnagc.
NATHALIE LOWANDE, the Leopard Athlete
LUKE Riv ERs. the original "Peie Jenkins" aud
Equestrian Burton.
THE LESLIE BROTHERS. Fred John and
Lewis, Champion American Gymnasts
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

A week or two since we took occa.
sion to remark that the acquisition Of
printing contract had improved the
temper Of the State Register wonder
fully. This was meat and drink to
che Canoilton Sentinel, tho Registers
rival, and our paragraph was prompt
~ copied into the columns of the Sen
ti"el, accompanied by some favorable
comments in "pigeon Enlish.n As
We did not intend our good natured
remark to answer the purpose Of a
missile to be flung at Collins head BY
his antagonist, We will supplement it
with the observation that the loss of
printing contract has not improved
the temper Of the Carrollton Sentinel.
And in order that the equities may
be Aiccly balanced and eternal Justice
properly indicated. we suggest to
brother Collins that this supplement,
tary observation might with propriety
be copied into the Register. ..-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08
DEFENSE OF AUDITOR CLINTON.

Dbl ENH4 VI AUU1lVh OAAN Jun
The Plaqqfmipes Sentinel, a Repnb-
4 an d, wsp( per thatleldom inanges
the oth nd eHss escepeepf ri u
falutip journalism so common to the
small fry Of the profession in the rural
districts, COMES bsldlysts the, front. iu
defence of that much abused official,
Auditor Clinton. The CHIEF has not
assumed to declare the innocence of
the Auditor, but has suggested that
a suspension Of public opinion and a
cessation Of the bitter invective of his
enemies would be just and proper
until the charges against him are
brought for examination before ju-
aicial tribunal. The Sentinel goes
further it takes up the gage thrown
down by the assailants Of Mr.. Clinton,
and asserts that he is not guilty of
the allegations of 'malfeasapce in Of
flee upon which the House Of Repre-
sentatives adopted the resolution of
impeachment Nay, more, our con-
temporary inslnuatcs that the exam
lining committee was actuated by mo-
tives not altogether pure and noble
and that their. report is a connection
Of nicely conceived misrepresenta-
tiOns, calculated to leave an impress
sion upon the public mind that great
crimes have been committed by Mr.,
Clinton, when in fact nothing has
been done that affects the interest of
the property holder and tax payer or
wrongfully takes money from the
State treasury. .'s4. -. -4.1 l.r
We by no means join the Sentinel
in the decided stand it has taken in
vindication Of Auditor Clinton, and
much less in the attack which it
makes upon his accusers, but we re-
fer to its position for the purpose of
showing that the CHIEF stands not
alone in its assumption that Mr..
Clinton has = strong defense to make
against the articles of impeachment
and that he is "more sinned against
than SHINING
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

Mr.. Wilkinson prop0unded con.
undrtnn to ms the other day. Said he
# s-i-o-n-4 spells 'su,' and eye
spells H. and s-i-g-h-e-d spells eide,
onghn't -i-o-u-x-e-y-e-s-i,g-h-e-d to
spell suicide =" We promptly gare
it up. Wilkinson's proposition re-
minded Us Of an anecdote about an
old provision dealer in Mobile, who
sonndly rated his soma young chap
fresh from college-for spelling the
word coffee the way Webster does, in
making ont q bill against customer
for 100 sacks Of that article. Why,
father, how do you spell it, Z" asked
the youth. "-Any burned fool ought
to know that it's spelt kan, cav,
p-h-y, fy, Coffee" replied the old
man with emphasis. ooh, no; you're
wrong pa insisted the son. +" You
jmpertinent young .iackanapes," yell
ed the, now irate parent, "Do you
pretend to know more than your
daddy, just 'cause you've been to col
lege and picked up COMPOUNDED lot Of
new tangled notions about biography,
swinet;sx and sich oatlandish things I
Eve been in the grocery business
twenty years and never spelt coffee
any other way than k-a-u-p-h-y, and
yol're the first critter that ever found
any fault with that spellin'." The
sou again insisted the old man was
wrong, whereupon the latter flew
into a towering passion, shouting at
the top of his voice: "You thunder
ing idiot, if k-a-u, kan, p-h-y, fy,
doesn't spell Coffee what the blazes
does it spell1" This was unanswer-
able, certainly, and the dutiful son
abandoned the argument.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

The appointment Of Mr.. r. T. Carr
a. Tax Collector fur DeSoto parish is
warmly approved by the Mansfield
Reporter, q Democratic newspaper.
Since the adjustment, number Of
Gov, Kelloggs" appointments have
been highly commended BY the Con
sentative pa'ess. A year ago sneh a
t'''ag would have been deemed high
treas0p to the Democracy. "'..' E''.'
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entitled the Parish Assessn's1 III. nc c..r aI :.
inc sa,a Lo ~ Ssa..r. ut the s1ne time tn,
/ state AssesaIsent Roll i re4Hirodp he de
livered tqtaem nd as,r zz,,:n..to,
1 q .R lolss .c"S IF nj - M sessu,cn,
| Rdll. u6on wlseh Tia P&rish SaxdD..lia ~
levied as now provlaea ~ i ns.s Is peooris,
at1 th ha. sa,ns time the original State roll
filed with thst officer, -. tns.,.nD
On motion of Henry Hey1Dan the iSalo"
ing resolution was adopted:
| RESOLVED, That thee District Attorney Y.o
teN., be ana ne ls neIeoy ulleG . w S 49,.
If s Parish taxes for the wears 1866, 1867. 1868
1863, 1850 sd 1871, aud huasfe kesfee
treasurer OF necoI ~ s1e s1sSs ,ese Of
ficers beiux hereby authorized - spFrende.
the said lists to said District Atto.ney Pro
kens., taking his receipt therefof; e1e tpai "
District Attorney pro tem., y furtneF susas .as
lied and directed to pf0ceed " onco ~
diclal PROCESS to entOrce <coi!ecSaoh - =. ~
~ 49, .l.,.es- -;1S N a.,st.
Of said proceedings, aud the penalties already
prescribed by Police jury ordmances ZOE
nun pay no". VI "'''"e "0". p"' -, 80. =. :.
s' 1%v'4' NV ~
."''' - Tue 1.'' 's''. - WV Z. s-ss {
judgments "c'0 fen'.e1c. "s~sA4.. WV p-
III INC lures sovef''1 ssats o.''''11sA' A''1.'
1e'or' ~ 'he parish I" Asco"''on' ~ -
Bentley vs same. and DR.. VIM. II. MpGAt
lard r.. same. ordering the board of asses
sors to forthwith assess q special ta1, at q
sufficient rate ,,er ,eentuih. On the current
assessment roll. to nav and satisfy said iudg-
- ;n.o...,, 80 49,, ~, H. -. ri
ments. interests ana costs, anu tho lax COL
lcctor to proceed to the collection thereof
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

Subsequent developments have con-
WINGED US that the Madison Journal
was oniy fnnning when it gave that
elaborate and highly colored account
OF the attempt Of midnight n,araaders
to cut the leyee above Delta and
swamp that town. The point Of its
joke must be Of local application,
however, for We fail to get it through
our wool. at.,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

We heard I. defeated candidate ex-
planning to several of his friends, just
after the election, how it was he came
to be beaten, but none of his reasons
were as good as that which Mr.. Phil
lip Winfrec interposed: =" You wasn't
elected simply because you didn't get
votes enough" The application of
this sasacious traism is general.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

turbulent outbreak has occurred. 1t
is to be hoped that the cry for bread
may not grow tooloud, and wise pre-
castions b taken; to tesp ~ vol
from the door dy 5ar HtysnthsritiSs,
The country is the safest location for
laborers and ambitious tradesmen,
The city is overstocked. More anon,
GENERAL OBSERVER.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

The celebration of the centennial
anniversary Of the first battles Of the
American revolution, at Lexington
and Concord, Mass, on the 10Th Of
April, was attended by an immense
concoursc Of people, and the greatest
enthnaiasm wa manifested upon the
suspicious occasion. The spirit of
]775 is stiR strong in the hearts Of
Americans, despite the croakings of
those who are won't to sigh over the
imaginary degeneracy of modern
times. The fourth If July and the
American eagle are institutions that
will pessr lose thcir hold upon the
affections OF the descendants Of those
sturdy patriots who resisted tho
tyranny Of Great Britain upon Lex
inxton common aud Concord hill a
4pllred Years ago.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

The death Of s. X. Wells Of New
York, publisher If the Phrenoloqicai
Journal, Science Of Health, and a large
catalogue of useful and conn mon sense
books, will be regretted By every
journalist and printer ia che land.
Mr., WeIis was an enterprising and
liberal publisher, whose long and busy
life is al example worthy the emula.
ton of the rising generation of men
in oil bEanehes If trade. He was a
man who worked hard tAs deserve ane-
cess, and his efforts we're not in vain.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

In appointing Hon. Edward Pierre
pont of New York to succeed Attorney
General Williams, President Grant
seems to have made q selection that
meets will, the universal appreciation
Of the public press. The leading jour
mails Of all parties and parts of par
ties unite in testifying to the personal
merit and legal aenmen Of Mr.. Pierre
pont, predicting that he will make
an Attorney Genera whose like has
not been seen for .nany a year. 1t is
to be hoped these cheering prognos-
tications will be fully realized.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

We believe that the Sentinel has re-
covered the official printing contract
for St, james parish, although no
announcement Of the fact has yet an
pearcd in its columns. Hos about
this, neighbour ....f
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

Bastsop is to hase speliing mattel,
at last, aud of course the editOr t,f the
Republican will participate in the
"divertion." He is 50 jnbilant at the
prospect that We shall he disappointed
II he fails to carry of tbs prize. t
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

Tbs Mansfield Reporter, a !. .ssprightly
little semi weekly paper, has discarded
its patent outside and is now printed
entirely at the nome ONCE. Good,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

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Orchard and Firr.idc journal
-".' of the Eorthwcst.i
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY. -'i.-'
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9u.rtn form Of eight pages, handsomely H.
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u III al euses add Is cen d pfer,sy ,ostsss
Cheaper in Clubs Thrce h,onfks e trisl.
~ cents. Prospectus and sample ceDE ~.
:, Hemit At onr risk, either BY Post Gee
Money Order, Registered Letter. Bank Oraft
o. Express: II by E1pfrss pre,aY rhsr1vs:
Money ORDERS or Drxfta are pecferpkle.
whenever they Gan be obtained. - =
Rates sf Aaysstiaones t..h,
% cents per hscls of spsae, AanAn :A~.
eacl, insertion ON. inside PAGES, -
80 cents per line Of spscs. As,.a t,,.
each 1.i in:ertion On ST. and Rh ps1ss. a's''
SPECIAL SOTICEB-75 {eiits ~ II. ,:e
space, Agstc' typo eA6A Aasistjpa.' 8, g."
- yfonftefa .Age4e kEea IA tn ;neh. txo
hnn.lre.! And eight :yighi lines 10 ihr ccin,nn
YNn advertisements ,nesrt%d ~ H..
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08
Mr.. L. Duringer, q Shreveport drug
gist, was recently killed by the *
plOsi0n of a soda water fountain, T.;

p mid o-s-t o coople times +, ice, spells
~hat f-O,saekisa Telegraph. '''f's
No it doesn't spell !" what; i
spells "post-ofics." ...,...., -
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08
Estimate d diturss
OF the Parish Of Ascension for tho On.
rent Year ending December 81, 1876.

Secretary Of the Police Jury, . -. $3.50
ianah Treasurer. .-.....-. go
Parish Printer 20
Parish Attorney, 80
Par1ah Coroner. 1S0
PhyaeiaA attending Coroncv, i'd
jail Physicians,. ,.,, 81
Sergeant Arms Of Police Jury,.,... "a
For SERVICES in criminal matters = ~ -
gserk Ut Court, salxpyin full,. an
Searift, salary in fHll,. .,,-,.- 90
4a.aees Of the Peace. 4th ward, ssla- 49,
caas net Z ss III ward, ,,,.,e. !, mi, e
Justices Ut the Peace, athsF wasds, ~.
c9n ,n othsF waeda. .alasise il
Witnesses fse. ii Di;ttiet and IAN. =
Courts, ................s.. ~
District Attorney AMI Attorney. ~ -.
eea, co1rictiopa,. ....... "a
Jsilor. for msipteaa9es At pr;so,axa lnAa
Grand and Petit Jprora. ...... = ~
Ponce Jurors. PER aiess, ~
faupors fund, -
Public school fund, 49,
Appropriation for Recorders ONCE. 6r
now indices made, aoaa
Tax Collectors Compensation, ~
Contingent expenses, ......... -
Total, =. ! . . ...ti4,1as
L. D. xRCENEAUX. -
Pyssidept Rolios Jury,
't' HENRY QAyNAN, ,t,ia4
.o . FRED'K DUFREL, .t.
re, a Dist. Atty. 81 s:ss;;
ncnaldtonrille. March IS. 1875. !. 50
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

The ferrebonne Republican, gives
ns a handsome compliment aud a dig
IN the ribs, IN follows: '
The CHIEF, published at Donaldson Vile.
j. the banner paper Of the Stx4e M regards
appearance and FREEDOM flvln Typographical
erfors. When tho editor grows older he
will cease these, little apgs ut other country
joarnAls. They are not worthy Of him.
We are 20 grateful to the Republican
tor its kindly appreciation of the mer-
its .Uf the CH1EF that We hape not the
heart to take issue with it upon the
justice or applicability Of its digni6ed
ont good natpred piece Of brotherly
counsel.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-05-08

! GREAT CLEARANCE SALE '''' ~
I TO CONTINUE
FOR SIXTY DAYS ONLY!
Closing Out the Largest aud Best
Assorted Stock Of Goods 'l--
Ever Offered for aale in .Don.ldssnville
80 RELOW COST! a -
At TINE oIp STAND Of THE LATE
MARX ISRAEL, ...,.. !.
Mississippi Street, corner Of Lsssard,
~.l DoE41Dxoyr111E, Z. Ia. "a
Ell" ~ I'D .a53iGsi ~,
For the purpose of settling up the affairs of
the Succession Of Mr.. Marx Israel It is ''i'
necessary that the magnificent - hi
ASSORTMENT OF &c.. u
Staple and Fancy ,.....
DRY GO obs,
LAcEs, TRIMMINGS, , GLOVES,
TOILET ARTICLES, =, L.:
LADIES' AND GENTS UNDERWEAR,
Latest Styles Of II.
MEMS AND BOYS READY-nADE
,, CLOTHING, -. ~ q
PLANTATION STORES, -.-.,t. -f.l
STAPLES FANCY GROCERIES,
BOOTS & SHOES, -..'.. ~" -. :.
HATS Il CAPS, ID G!.l u,
HARDWARE, "''-e'' "a.
-g-'s i,a. sADDLERY, d., ~,
HARNESS, ..:+
BuGsIEs, CARRIAGES 4 CARTS.
Ere, Ere, ETC. .....,..f..
Shall be Disposed Of Within the H.rt
j. SIXTY DAYS,
Dating from Monday, February 18th.
&c., 55ri y
t 49, az ...-
The Public is requested to romember III
This is = Forced Sale
and that tine ENTIRE STOCK Of GOODS
must be sold as alb owe specified a.,
At Any Sacrifice -. go
The Inducements offered to purchasers
Ire such as have pever before been equaled !
q TINS community. All are cordially invi-
cd to cali ppd price the Goods,
Look for the big sign of .,.oI 49, n |
- E:.st 't,f'sIy $40, - ts.4. ...,.. |
'Is'" MARX ISRAELI. T. -
800 On the Front street,
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