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Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept. 30.
WmEAr-Activc and lower; Sl,O755s for
cash; fl05sl for Oct
CoRN-Weak and lower; 51c for Sept. /;
soc for Oct 49c for the year.
OATs-Cash lower; options easy; 35lac
for cash or Sept; 33l &c for Oct.
RYE-75Ql76c for cash.
BARLEY-Lowcr; 81 Os for Sept. sl.o3
for Oct. d
i.AnD--Easer; *l335@ia IS for cash OF
Oct.
WnisKY-Sll5. 5.-.---
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
Foreign
Propo.al. for Grading THIRD street
from Cedar 10 Capital street.
MAYoR's OFFICE, Cry OF YANKrnS
September IA, 1875.

Proposals will l,c received by tile May
or Of the city Of Yam kton at his office on
Third street. from the date hereof until
Monday evening. September 20, 1875 for
grading Third street in the city of Y'ank.
ton, between Cedar and Capital streets, in
such manner as to conform to and agree
with the established city gr,lc. the samcto
be executed by direction and under the su
pcrvision Of the city engineer Of said city
OF Ynnkton Proposals should be nd!
dressed to the mayor of the city Of Yank
ton and endorsed Proposals for grading
Third street"
BY order Of the city council, Yankton
Dakota.
Attest: j. A. POTTER. Mayor.
MAKls.TAyLon, City Clerk
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
General News.
Louisville races commence to day

l.ol'lsNilic raceS commence 10 Gay y
ffhc Minnesota state fair, held lastlI
week at ST. Paul, was success.
Brown, The s47 900 treasury thief,
has been committed in default of s4O,- 4,
900 bail.
'It'is rrported-1hat one Of the noto.
rio,,s James brothers has been cap.
tured in Kentucky.
The Touring mills Of Stearns coun-
ty, Minnesota, have been compelled to
shut down, being unable to procure
dry wheat.
Gerdemann, the cx-Catholic priest,
was mobbcd aftcr-dclivering an anti
Catholic lecture in u village near
Washington.
1t is now asserted that this country
is to greater extent in the hands of
Jay Gould than Of any other power,i
.--soct:.l, political OF. religious.
Aquartcttc Of Faribault, Minnesota,
singers have organized a centennial
:. concert club, and intend making a
! professional tour OF the United States
next year. {.
M>tcrriblc hail storm visited Mon
,iccllo, o,Minnesota. on the 18th. Build
ings wcre>unroofed and much prop
crty destroyed. Hail stones were
piled up in drifts two feet deep.
A prominent In6sna democrat who
has recently been in Ohio, expresses
the opinion that the republicans will
carry the state, and says this is also
the opinion of Senator Thurman
a national railroad .conventionNis
called to meet at St, Louis, Nov. 23d.
The Southern ,Pacific railroad will be
prominent topic OF discussion, and
probably the main feature Of the con.
vcntion.
The constitutional convention Of
Alabama have adopted bill Of rights
containing the following section:
"Thc people Of the state accept as a
final, established fact, that from the
federal union there can be no scccs
sion Of any state"
The republicans OF Nebraska have
re.neminatcd the present supreme
Judges, Lake, Gault and Maxwell
The democrats refuse TO name full
ticket, and present +. A. Thomas, o.
Brownsville, for judge Of the supreme
bench. Both parties favor hare
money.
Chicago men don't do, things by
halves. One Of the papers Of that
city tells, for instance, of a real estate
dealer there who has. just gone into
bankruptcy with liabilities to the
amount Of s3OG, ,9l4.S4, and assets ag
: grcga,ing, in ALL. slso in cash anc
1895 of personal property.
j. +. Jackson, farmer living cas-
-ef- Council Bluffs, has lost eighty hea!
Of hogs within the last ten days. H
says that somc>of them first shove
symptoms Of disease in the heae
: which swcllcd up and became purple
while others first showcd>signs in tn
back and-legs Ia-some- -instan.e
they died in an hour, and some
twenty.four. Mr.. jackson states til;
he used everything he could find, b,
nothing could save them when the
became sick, nor prevent the sprea
OF the disease. 1t was y very sever
loss.-NonpdreR
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
WllisKY-Sl1l-.
New York.

NEW K0FR.
New YoKk. Sept. 20.
WmEAr-NIorc active aud a shadccasicr;
No 9 Chicago. 81 lG01124; No. 9 Milwau
-kee. $l;e5@1 36155; No. spring, 1920
l.34; new and old winter red western, l.9O
nl 40.
RYE-Dull
BARLEY-Firm.
CoRN-Without decided change; steam
western mixed, 1lQD.2c; sail do, 73@74c.
SOATs-Dull and lower; new Mixed 40
@53c.
PoRk-Quiet, a. sal ooc1el5o
LARD-Firm, at 1890.
WnlsKY-fl171a.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
Live Stock Markets.
CHICAGO

1--we Stock Markets.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, Sept 20.
IIoGs-R Receipts, for 4s hours, 4,000: ac-
tive aud. II shade firmcr sales; $.G5QJ7. 30
for common 10 choice Workers; $7S5@
100 for good TO choice bacon; s7.70@SOO
for common TO good heavy; Philadelphia,
scarce; small lots, f025@950
Receipts. 2, 300; : steady fnr good. /;
dull for Common shipping; stockers, com
mon TO extra, $4.50N5 80; fair TO choice,
x500WG 90 common to choice stock, S3 90
GA 90 poor 10 choice, 81 OO@4 90.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
81. Louis.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 20.
WuEAT-Dull and lower; No. fall,
$l.55 bid for cash; tl.49:ll @l.49a for Oct.
so for Nov.
CoRN-Lower; 5Gl5c asked; no bid for
CASH; ;-61llac for Oct; 43l5c for the year.
OATs-Dull and lower; 3615M37c for
cash; 35a4 @355sc for Oct; 36lac for Nov.
RYE-Easier, at tic
B>RLEY-Firmer; No spring. 1850
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
MtlW Au x ee.

MILWAUKEE, Sept. 90
WnEAr-1c lower and firm; Sill for
cash; *1O1as for Oct.
CoRN-Quict.
OATs-Stcady.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
Insurance Companies.

Nrw YonK, Sept so-Fhc sixth
annual session q. the convention Of
national insurance companies began
to-day, with a large representation.
.prcscn. from Long Branch. -
Foreign.
LoSpoS, Sept. 2o.-'rhc Richmond
Iron Works, Stockton.upon-'recs, COM
prising 26 furnaces and rolling mills,
and employing 500 hands, has sus.
pended. The concern is insolvent.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
Killed by the Cars Arrest Of R. 4
EMPLOYER

CncAco, Sept. 2o.-An old gentle
man named ,Houghton was run ovcs
aud killed at 3lst street crossing by
the G.. 'B. & @. train. The train was,
it is alleged by several bystanders,
running at a rate Of Is miles !a, an a hour.
Tie conductor and engineer were ar.
rested and held on ! charge Of man
slaughter. .sI
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
Hpizootip Again.

NEwY.eR Sept 20.-Within q
few days serious disease has broken
out among the horses throughout the
city and its borders Of the nature Of
tho famous epizoolic Of three years
ago. It IS calculated that there are
10000 horses suffering, the symptoms
being p ccisely those manifested when
the epizootic fest showed itself,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
CHARLIE ROSS.
we.tervelt Found Guilty Of Compile
!ity in his Abduction.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2o.-Thc jury
in the Westervelt case returned a YER
dict Of guilty on the last three counts
of the indictment. A motion for a
new trial has been made.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20

WmsKY-S,cady, at *11G.
PoRK-l3cttcr, at $4,000.
l.ARD-Dull; choice kettle, 1879.
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20
Noyenents q u PresideRt.

Nxw YORK, Sept. -PRss,pEs4.
GRANT leaves here next Thursday
night on a special palace car, direct
ito Colorado. 4,
Yankton daily press and Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1875, 1875-09-20

430,1O1; encampmcnt members,
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
TRIAL OF SERGEANT BUCKLEY.

The case OF Sergeant Buckley. OF the Seven
teenth precinct, was again called up before Com
missioner Matsel at Police Headquarters yester-
day, Counsellor Spencer representing the defence.
James Lumsdon, residing at No. II First avenue,
was called up by the complainant, Inspector
Spcight, and testified that on the morning OF tho
nth inst. he saw Sergeant Buckley on First
street, near Second avenue and held short con-
versatton with him, curing which he Humsdonl
ad vlsed Buckley to 20 nome. Wnen asked why
he gave that advice the witness answered that
he thought Buckley was under the influence OF
liquor.
Peter Banta, OF No. 2s Second avenue. TESTIFIED
20 seeing Buckley on the morning In question and
thought ne had been drinking. saw MIN G me
out or saloon. crowd was around the saloon
at the time raising disturbance.
In summing up Tor the defence Counsellor Spen-
Ger dwelI upon TIE hitherto spotless record or
Sergeant Buckley, VINO had been on tna police
force since 1859. He had denied under oath the
accusation hat he was intoxicated ana ms tes-
tlmony should have weight with the Commissioner.
There was not particle oil evidence TO snow mat
he mad been intoxicated HIS presence IN the
saloon was explained away by the TACT OF MS be-
ing called there to quell dlsturDance. Inc de-
clsiOn was reserved.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
MUNICIPAL NOTES.

Inquiry OF the Mayor yesterday resulted in tne
statement that the Rapid Transit Commissioners
Will be appointed to-day. Mr. Chauncey NJ Depew
counsel for the Central Railroad, mad n lone inter.
view yesterday with Mayor wickham, IL is SIM
posed In relation TO those Important appoint.
ments.
Comptroller GFeen returned from his country
seat at Worcester, Mass, yesterday, after an ab-
sence Of three days.
A. b. Caldwell, removed from the Bureau OF
Taxes together with other clerksa few days since.
has been appointed to position in the office or
the Ctty Record.
1t IS understood the difficulty when has arisen
betN cen the democratic majority IN the Board Of
Aldermen and the republican minority Will he
adJustc AZ me meeting OF to-day. committee,
CONSISTING OF Aldermen GilOn and Purroy, was ap-
pointed TO carry nag OF truce 10 tne "contemptu-
ous' republican members. Ehe latter 1t is sa q,
VIII bc present at the regular meeting this alter
noon Acknowledge thelr error, anu thereupOn re-
crivc \ iull paruon from tue Dsnian Samuel A.
Lewis, President OF the Board.
Ihc sinking Fund commissioners had a short
meeting IN the Mayors Office yesterday. COMP
truler Green, Mayor WicEham, Recorder HacKett,
chamberlain lHppen ana Alderman Lewis were
present. resolution AGO pted designating
THIS building was fOrsnerly station house. ana
Will be now exclusively in charge OF the New York
Hospital authorities.
The New Nork and Staten Island Ferry Com
p9ny Hcnt In an application for franchise A
resuntion was passed that bids be advertised for
tho rivllege This Il a mere formaity and the
HaEouse Whl De granted TO this corporation.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
ANOTHER ASSAULT AND ROBBERY.

A BROOKLYN PHYSICIAN BRUTALLY BEATEN BY
u1GHwAYMEN-rHE POLICE NOWHERE, AS
USUAL
Is reported from Brooklyn, OF which the police, ap.
parently took no notice. The victim OF this latest
outrage is a highly respectable physician, gen.
tleman residing at No. 3o6 Adelphi street. and
well known in social circles in the City of
Churcnes. He was beaten into state OF insen-
sibIty and lett helpless side walk for hours
afer the assault fAe particulars, SO far as
CLEANED from member or the unfortunate gen.
tleman's family, are as lollows:-
On Monday night last Dr. H. A. Langdon re-
ceived SUMMONS at his residence, In Adelphi
street, TO hasten Immediately to the relief OF a pa
tlent VINO as reported Ill In the neighborho9d of
me call. Wnen ne prepared to return TO his home
IT was somewhere ABOUT TWO O'Clock A. NJ. lie
proceeded In SAFETY as lar as tae corner OF Fulton
and Adelpht streets, whore. wne utterly nnsus-
two scoundrels, knocked down, beaten and kicked
about the head ana lace ana relieved oil a con-
siderable snm OF money which he happened to
nave on his person at the time. He renamed
time aiterward, when an oncer attached
10 the Fourth precinct discovered him.
After hasty examination he procured his
removal 10 the statIon house, where lie was Kept
his home took place. Upon arrival there medical
assistance was promptly summoned and every
thing done 10 alleviate his suilerings. His head
and face were lound most painfully and wickediy
most precarious, and he Is so weak from loss Of
blood ana suffering that he is unable TO furnish
iuler particulars than those above given.
No report OF the occurrence had appeared in
police authorities seem to have made no stir what
ever In the premises.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
THE TAX COMMISSIONERS REPORT

voLUMNoUs DOCUMENT EXHIBIT OF Ex-
EMPT PRoPF RTY.
Messrs. John Wheeler George a. Andrews ana
John N. Haywood, Tax Commissioners have pre-
pared very lengthy report reference TO their
department for the past year. This document
contains voluminous dissertation upon taxa tion
from their own standpoint, The value OF property
In New YORK City and other kindred topics. 1t
concludes as 1ollows:-
EXEMPT REAL ESTATE.
A great many worIs wlthc ut knowledge have
found utterance In regard 10 the amount OF re al
estate exempted from taxation. as well as to Its
distribution among denominations or sects. The
total has peen increased durJ.g the present year
by the action the Legislature In exempting
such portion OF the New York hospital erty as
Is not a source o! income. Jne Comm ,ssi oners
have no opinions 10 express to the character
and extent OF these exemptions further than to
say that II should be a claim oil remark able and
eNcep; ional character whlcn Justifies ne exemp-
ton o. roperty from which an income Is derived.
1he following table gives the several des crIptlons
Of property exempted, together with. the actual
value. and wnat would be, the assessed value If
III
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

NEXT or KIN.-THE CHILDREN OR GRAND
IN CHILDREN 0E J0hAN ,FRtEDRICH ERNEST
AL, MARhIkp aALLEs, ESQ ,SS1Gl4MlDT; AS Al Q Tas
hUGusT GRUT2tiER, VINO Died IN WERDEN
lsAXONY IN 1851, ARE REQUEsTBD TO COMMU-
ONCE, PARIS
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
POST OFFICE NOTICE.

DosT OFFICE NOTICE
The mails tor Europe for the week ending Saturday
July 3, 1878, will close this ONCE follows :-On
Wednesday at IL A. NJ, Thursday ut IL 80 A. NJ and
on Saturday at 1880 A. Nj. and u NJ.
r. l.. JAMES, Postmaster.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
woOD'G

EILMORE'S CONCERT GARDEN
VI Late Hippodrome).
THE MOST MAGNIFICENT GARDEN IN THE WORLD
Concerts every night at o'clock by
GILMORES SUPERB BAND OF 100 PERFORMERS
CHANGE OF PRoGRAMME NIGHTLY.
MIR j. LEVY,
THE FAMOUS COkSET SOLOI3r.
having fully recovered his recent indisposltion,
WILL POSITIVELY APPEAR Io.NIGHl,
PROGRAMME THIS QuuksDAY EVENING JULY
overture Rosamunde hubert
2 Solo for saxopbonc-' wisS Air Varie". Pinsun
Mr. h. A. LkFEBRE.
Fantasie No 2-"Lohcngrinn Wagner
Solo for corne"Air and Variations. .Verii
Mr. VI. ARBUCKLE.
8 Overture-"Der Freischuz' Weber
g. Aria from Ernani"Infclce" Verdi
SUNG BY MR. \. SOfIsT
T. Solo cornet-"Levathan Polka" Levy
Mr.. J. LEVY.
CiIs FIRST appearance in America In four year1)
O. Concert waz-"soldaen Licder' ......... strauss
TO- Marche ComiQue, IS. Gn..............-..B Braham
National AIR,
THE Star Spanged Banner"
Saturday afternoon at O'clock, Matinee performance.
Music By a Serena1e Band Of Selected Musicians
Admission 90 cents private boxes admitting 81
The Garden every other afternoon without
ic from TO O'clock delightful ladies
and children. Admission 2S cents
Season tickets for 100 performances S3); half
tickets Ior 81 performances $50 packages OF twevs
tickets IS
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
CLOTIIINts.

AT The WESTERN AGENT STORE -RECEIVlNG
n large orders to purchase Wearing Apparel Ladies
and gentlemen will Please take particular notice thereof
10 the following prices For silN dresses s. to
a75 wooen 50 o Sl5 Coats So to 500 Pants 81 TO 50
Carpets &c, by calling on or addressing Mr. Mrs
ROSEN BEkG. 26 9TH av two doors above West Ath ST.
Ar FLATTOS UPTOWN E,TABLlsIIMENr, SIC
~ sixth avenue, Forty-sixth street. high
prices will be paid for ladies' and gentemen's cas-o
tlothing. Address Mr.. or Mrs FbAriO. SIG sixth
JNHoLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN CLOTH
w ing invited TO call at the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT, In the Herald Building.
10 obtain their printing which can be arc.
fully done there at exceedingly low prices
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

IN To Abraham Robinson. Of James Robinson. late
OF Od Hall, Brunlcy, the county of
EnEand farmer ana nephew of Mrs. Mary Smith, late
OF backpoo IN the said county OF Lancashire who died
on me th day OfJanuaTY 1914 and to the cnild chill
dren OF The said Abraham Robinson II any.
Noce Is hereby given thar by the will the said Mary
Smllh legacy has been left to tho said Abraham Rob
nsoh OF 10 MS child or children and II he they will
communicate with us, the Undersigned the
steps VIII be taken for paying the said legacy the
parry OF psc5 enucd thereto receiving satisfactory
proof of ldcniiiy.
Dated this 10th day of March, 1875
CHARULEY, SON FINCH.
Blac1 pool, Lancashire, England,
Solicifors for tho Execniors of said Mary Smith
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

Ar HAINE'S BROS PIANoFORTE wARERooMs
n and manufactory, corncr Twenty y-1rst street and
second avenue. fine assortment OF first class Piano
fortcs reasonable terms; lew Pianos but
little used at great bargains.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

(lATSKIfL-PRIyATE FAMILY, IN FULL VIEW oF
" the Catsktll Mountain House. Prospect Park Ho ell
and Grant House. with river view OF ~ miles, Rooms
large, airy, we'll furnished and new References-J w.
Broadway J. ID. SHAFFER.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

Cl R0 TO 90 PER DAY; 60 To Sl2 PER WEEK:
ID wv fine Rooms, with excellent table families
AMI single at ia l70 and l7s Bleecker street. near
broadway Crnquet grounds.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
YACHTS, STEAMBOATS,, &C.

-150 BOATS READY TO SHIP. ALL KINDS AND
n sizes; Spoon Oars metallic Lieboats cheap. 36S
STEPHEN ROBERTS
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

WANTED TO SELI.-PIANO AND SEVERAL PIECES
w OF furniture POS Broomc street. Can be from
to 3 Friday and Saturday.
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

CoUNTRY BOARD, NEAR SEA BATHING, WANTED
~ for gentleman, wife, two children ana nurse. Ad
dress with terms &c. box ll9 Herald Office
The New York herald., 1875-07-01

COUNTRY BOARD-IN A FARM HOUSE, 60 MILES
~ from New York; very healthy; terms moderate.
Address o. 5. CAMPBELL HALL, Orange county, or
call for three days 46 Perry street. New YORK.
ticuIars
The New York herald., 1875-07-01
PIANOFORTEs. ORGANS, sc.

!. FOR RENr-UPRIGHT. SQUARE AND GRAND
~. Pianos OF our own make also tor sale, a number E
of fine second hand Ptnos in perfect order WILLIAM
KNABE 4 Co. No. III Fifth avenue. a0ove Sixteenth
street
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-09-04
DROSPECTUS
New York Weekly Witness
Fof. ls7E.
IT, 49,. ff8a5
Published by John D0urnll.
""'''"eu ~ oo y. HDuesi''
No. 2 SfRUcE ST.. Tract Housed, New York.

No. 2 sfRUcE ST. Tract Housel, Nov York.
- - -. ~ atss5S.
The Weekly Witness haa, n lsss than
three years, attained the cirCuldtiOn, snHtr6,
cedented in 50 short tiInA, ID. .0v6r $4,000
copies, o result due to tho 1arEe amount 81
the choicest reading matter, news, nAAfkSts!
ETC., which 1t gives for the exodedin9ly low
price Of One Dollar per annum. Al this
price can not be reduced, and ~ II u not
tfesirab BILE to reduce the size Of the paper.
the 70 cents of postage hefetofofe4 payabl6
by subscribers Ut their own pOsti0dfceS wifi
now have to BIO added to the sub3ctiptt0nl
as the postage must be prepaid hareafler BIZ
publishers. The subscription rata fsr ISIS
will therefore be $t %, Of Co. ~ he hsaf
year. New Subscribers may have It for nc:
for q quarter ON trial. We will aend the
Weekly Witness 10 clubs Of tventy, sgps-
rately addressed and postpaid fer one year;
for $40, without eommissiOn e any other
deduction. :.
Specimen copies sent FREQ on Appaication.
In religion the Witness will tale take the
same ground with the Evsneelieal Allianco
and Tract Society; IN Temperance with the
National Temperance Society IN human
rights, irrespective Of color, with the Afnsril
can Missionary Socisty; public auestions
will b. regarded only from CleiCsian
standpoint; and NO advertisement e m In
junpus kind can BIO inserted at any price.
The Daily Witness, contrasting ne3s, mar
kets, financial reports and muoh excellent
reading MISTER, h - Per sAnam, d - for
81 < months, or rs cents per quarter. A New
7 Ork daily, post psiil for tiiro6 &o13afs .
year is . new thing.
Orders, checks and drafts aro 70 b made
pa yableto the proprietor and publishe or.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-09-04

H4I1CIDE AT. LAKE CHARLES
FroHa letter Of Capt. j. w. Bryan
OF L4e Charles to Sheriff Duson of
this lace, we learn that Jules Guidry,
y maj driver in the employ of Mr..
Dusol shot and mortally wounded
one 4hn Beal, in the post-ofice at
that face, last Friday, with navy
six-sR oter, the ball entering the right
side jft below tue nipple and lodg-
ing uler the skin ON the opposite
side lnd that the shooting was done
withGt any warning to the victim.
Guidr surrendered Himself and was
put Inn Jail. He said that he could
prosekhat he was justified. We learn
here HAT Guidry's ahimosity was
dansea BY jealousy-wliich is consid-
eretl fonndless, his own jealous and
Suspicious nature coninring up cause
wher none existed Qpelonsqs Jour
nal,
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-09-04

harding ScHooL.-On the lst of
SeIember next the Sisters of Charity
in aarge of the St. Vincent's Insti-
tut,n at this place will open board
ingschool for the reception Of pupils
frol distance, and they certainly
desrve to meet with success in the
velnre. The healthful and beautiful
station OF the Institution, added to
thenviable repu .ation of the accom-
pliaed Sisters as instructors of youth,
nsthe remarkably reasonable terms
npn which they receive pupils, will
re,ler the school second to none in
tht South. In another column we
publish, an announcement of the in
cetion Of the Boarding School, to-
geler with Il schedule of terms of
tuion, etc, and to this we invite the
atintion of all orr readers. Board,
locing aud tuition in all branches of
an.nglish school education for Sl5 Il
moth, is something heretofore nm
eQalled, and the offer may we'll at
trst the notice of parents or gl,ardi-
an having elurable children under
tilir care.