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Respectfully submitted,
G. KLINE, Town Treasurer.
: The committee appointed to examine the
Treasurcr's books, report that they have
found the foregoing report correct, so as the
vouchers accompanying the same.
On motion duly seconded the above re-
ports were adopted.
The committee appointed to examine into
the legality of the outstanding Indebtedness
of the town, report. that although they are
ing said debt, have semblance of equity,
and might be compromised, that such por-
ton OF the same have the appearance of gross
and fragrant injustice to the majority of the
tax payers Of this town:
They hereby recommend, that in as much
as the matter has been brought before the
Courts, to let the law have its course, and
to instruct the Town Attorney todcfend any
and all suits in the premises.
Adopted.
On motion of Jos. Terrier,
WHEREAS, The corporation of the town of
Donaldsonviille has floating debt of some
two Thousand and fifty dollars, represented
by registered claims against said town, and
WHEREAS, The monthly revenues Of said
town. after having paid the salary OF officers,
amount to SOB 65, and with a view OF
giving public satisfaction. and showing no
preference to any of the creditors Of said
town Of Doualdsonville,
Be it resolved, That tho Town Treasurer is
hereby instructed to ascertain the exact
amount due by the town for the salary OF
its officers every month, and to dispose Of
the balance Of it's monthly revenues i'll the
following manner, tO-wit:
That ten days before the maturity Of the
notes for the lease OF the corporation farms,
he shall advertise, that on the 9Th day OF
said mouth, he will offer, at public auction
at the Courthouse, in the town OF Donald-
sonville, to purchase any and all valid regis
tered claims against the town. in sums not
to exceed five dollars, to the last and high
est bidder.
Resolced further, That the town treasurer
is hereby instructed to make to the town
council "A monthly statement Of luis acts in
the premises.
Adopted.
On motion Of Jos. Ferier,
Resolrcd. That the town Constable be and
is hereby directed and ordered in all cases
when he presents bills for approval to the
Town Council, to specify on said bills, what
kind of cartons he has buried, and to fur
nish proof by at least ono witness. AS to the
number buried by him.
Adopted. i
On motion of K. j. Duke, the followiHg
resolution was adopted
Rcsolped, That the Mayor may call the
aldermen together as often as he chooses.
but that the aldermen shall receive but 81
per month for their services.
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Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town Of Doualdsonyille.

Mayors OFFICE, February 25th, 1875.
Adjourned meeting of the Council, May
tl4th, 1875.
Mayor o. Tel1io in the chair.
Members present.. Rodrigue, John
Martinez, aldermen, lst ward Jos. Fcrrier,
Anderson Ross, aldermen, End ward; Jos
Arnaud, alderman, :3rd ward.
Alderman r. J. Duke was sworn and took
his seat
The minutes Of the last meeting were read
and approved.
A communication was presented from Mr.
A. B. Sharp, asking the privilege OF leasing
for five years, the vacant ground lying on
Bayou Lafourche, and bounded by Attak-
apas, Opelousas and Lafourche streets, and
known as the Market-House place, for the
purpose of erecting a steam grist mill.
On motion Of r. j. Duke, the following
resolution was adopted:
Resolred, That the above lease be granted
for five years. at the rate of $50 q year, pay
able yearly in advance.
The Treasurer submitted the following
report:
TREAsURER's OFFICE,
Donaldsonville, May 10th, 1875.
BY amounts received from all sources, from
LIST OF May, 1874, to date, --..--..S 3999 O45
To amounts paid as per vouchers
No. l to 533 inclusive, from May
LIST. 1874. to date, 1898 80
By amount in Treasury O5a
CIR.
Balance in Treasury, O5s
Amount licenses 1873, in hands col
Iector.. ............-..-.... so 90
Amount licenses 1874, in hands col
,lector,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $50 90
Amount licenses 1875, in hands col
lector,. ..... 1880 90
Dog licenses, 1875. 1890
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Edmond . ohnson, who stole a piece
of calico from Mrs. Kentzers store
in this town, and afterward served a
term in the Plaquemine Jail for
larcs,aS of a jack plane, was examined
-by Justice Wilkinson this week and
sent an to the Parish Court under a
light bond.
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D0NALDsONVILLE, LA,
Saturday, - May %, 1875,
LOCAL JoTT1NGs.
Beautiful weather. don't it 2

The river is in i very bad way ~
declining rapidly.
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The editor has been absent from
toxin during the greater portion OF
the week and aud our foreman was
incapacitated for duty in the printing
Office by, his position as chairman Of
the Ascension Hook and Ladder Co.'S
parade committee, consequently the
.gn1ff is somewhat behindhand, this
week.
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Get yonr cigarettes of Dave lsrseI
at the Railroad Coffee house.
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The chief topic of conversation on

The chief topic of conversation on
our streets is the parade of Ascension
Hook and Ladder Co., which is to
take place tomorrow. We hope the
clerk Of the weather will be consid-
crate enough to defer the daily show
Ell he has been favoring this section
with for several days past, as the boys
of the Hook and Ladder Co. are anx-
ious to have successful pageant. If
our friend the clerk aforesaid has
stated amount of water to get rid of
within a specified time, we would
willingly agree to take two showers
on Monday to secure immunity from
dampness tomorrow. We are au-
thorized to make this proposition on
behalf of the members of Ascension,
and have no doubt the balance of the
community would acquiesce III such
an arrangement. The most elaborate
preparations for II fine parade have
been made, and it will be a disap-
pointment to the company and their
friends if the weather is unfavorable.
Should this prove the case, however,
the truck will be christened and the
proposed dinner given in the D. S. C.
B. Hall, but the parade postponed to
the Sunday following. 1t can hardly
be anticipated that a postponement
will be rendered necessary, though,
as the rainfalls that have occurred
since Monday have been SO light and
of such brief duration that umbrellas
were almost superfuous, and if to-
morrow's Notwithstanding there will
be one at all-is no exception to the
rule, it can not materially interfere
with the anniversary celebration of
!" the Hooks"
The official minutes of last weeks
session of the Town Council! occupy
considerable space in our advertising
columns to-day, and a perusal thereof
must convince the citizens of Donald
sonville that the new Council is
wide awake and excellent body. The
report Of the committee appointed to
examine into the outstanding indebt-
edness is brief, but covers the ground
completely, and the recommendation
arc eminently .judicious. Concerning
the consolidated debt which has so
long hung over the heads of the tax
payers, the committee report that,
"while some of the claims composing
said debt have a semblance of equity,
and might be compromised, such a
portion of the same have an appear
ance of gross injustice =" that the
Town Attorney should be instructed
to defend all suits in the premises"
The ideas of the committee tally with
those of the CHIEF to the dot, and we
feel pleased to record the action of the
Council in sustaining the recomme,l-
dations made upon the subject by
the competent members OF the exam
lining committee. The instruction TO
the Town Treasurer to dispose of the
surplus revenues each month at pub
lie auction should prove generally
satisfactory. The plan has been test
ed elsewhere, with beneficial results.
The action of the Council in consent
ing to forego compensation for all
special meetings was commendable
and public spirited. The same may
be said of the offer of the Attorney to
serve without salary. With such Of
ficers, Donaldsonville is bound to
prosper in her governmental affairs.
IMPROVEMENTS Jos. Hiss, the
enterprising saddler and coach maker,
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gestions offered and adopted. The
proceedings of the session are pub
llshed elsewhere. The Board meets
again on the first Monday Of ,lune
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Tuesday and Wednesday evenings
next, May 25th and 26th, dramatic
performances will be given in the
Court House at Napoleonville, fol the
benefit Of the Episcopal Church at
that place, and if any Ascension folks
find time and opportunity to attend,
we think they will feel rewarded for
the trip, as a tempting programme
has been arranged for both nights.
r. N. Sims, Esq. Of this parish will
appear Tuesday evening in the char
acter of Henry, Earl Of Richmond, in
Shakespeare's famous tragedy, King
Richard III. We present herewith the
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Now IS THE T1ME.-It is always the right
time to do :; good act, and every man with
!, family should regard himself short Of his
duty until his home is endowed with a vii
son Shuttle Sewing Machine. Let it be un-
derstoml that this admirable machine cap
t,.red the Prize medal and diploma OF Honor,
at the Vienna Exposition i'll 1873, and has
every where demonstrated its superiority
over all other machines. Machines will be de-
livcrcd at any railroad station in this State.
free OF transportation charges, if ordered
through the Conpany's Branch House, 1879
Canal street, New Orleans, La.
They send an elegant catalogue and chro-
mo circular free on application.
This company want a few more good agents
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OFFICIAL iDIleE1-r0IeVT-7
Fourth Judicial Distr.;,c,t.

Fourth Judicial District,
1Ccmpfstng the parishes Of Ascers;or :.
James, st. Johnthe Baptist and St. Charles 81 !
Distfict Attorney, :. Morris Marks 49,
Regular tarms of Court in Ascension o,,o,,
on the third Mondays of June and Decem-
Seventh Senatorial District,
comprising the parishes Of Ascension and
st. James. so'As'on anu
state Senator, Pierre Landry,
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Our good looking District Attorney
Is in attendance upon the District
Court, now in session in the parish of
st. John the Baptist, and the evil
doers down that way are catching
goss." In the parish of St. Charles,
where court was held last week and
the week before, the States Attorney
met with excellent success in his pros
ecution Of offenders. We understand
that the case Of several parties from
Ascension charged with horse steal
ing, in which a change of venue
was granted to the parish Of st. John,
is now on trial there.
FATAL AccIDENr.-We learn from
the Port Vincent 1riunc of the 18th
that, "On Saturday, May 9th, while
Mrs. S. I. McCrory, aged so years,
was returning from a visit, to her res
idence in Ascension parish, a few
miles above Port Vincent, the horse
which she was riding became FESTIVE,
and finally started off at fearful
pace. The old lady, however, retained
her position on the horse until he
came to a full stop, when she fell to
the ground in state Of insensibility
The injuries received during that ter
riblc ride, with those produced by the
fall, proved fatal soon after.'
Mr.. A. B. Sharp has petitioned the
Town Council for q tive-year lease of
that vacant piece Of ground on La
fourclle street known as Market
House place, for the purpose of erect
ing thereupon a steam grist mill, and
the Council has agreed to let the
ground for an annual rental of $50.
We have not learned whether Mr..
Sharp has accepted these terms and
perfected his arrangements for put
ting mp the mill, bnt we hope he will
carry out the project. Donaldson
Vile, though a large and growing vii
lage, situated directly at the junction
of two important water courses, is to-
tally destitute of steam power. Such
enterprises as Mr.. Sharp's should re-
ceive all possible encouragement.
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First Anniversary Parade

Ascension Hook & Ladder Co.
No. l Of Donaldsonyille, La,
SUI ND Az, lay rs, 1871.
The Company will assemble at the Truck
House at Ais P. NJ, and the ceremony Of
CHRISTENING THE TRUCK
will take place ut 4; after which the process
order: -
l. Grand Marshal, supported by the Chief
Engineer of the Fire Department and his
Assistants. :sE .s3it4
/ z. Standard bearer.
8. Band.
4.>Honorary members and invited guests.
5. Ascension Hook &: Ladder Co. No. 1.
Route Of ProcessIOn:
Up Hou,nas street to Mississippi, down
Mississippi to Railroad Avenue, dawn Rail
road Avenue to lberville street, down Ibcr-
vile to Lessard, down Lcssard to Claiborne,
up Claiborne to Railroad Avenue, up Rail
road Avenue to Attakapai. down Attakapas
to st. Patrick, up st. Patrick to Mississippi.
up Mississippi to Chetimaches, down Cheti-
nlaches to Claiborne, down Claiborne to
Railroad Anonuc, up Railroad Avenue to
Square, where the procession will be dis
| missed.
FRED, w. FRANCIS, Chairman.
DAVID ISRAEL,
HENRY COOK,
GOTTLIEB SIEFRIED,
BAPTi,TE WALKER,
ap24tl Committee Of Arrangements
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A. Roth, ---e..-. ~
Ia 50
II %
10
l9 SO
.. Ia so
Tyr. Mc(I,;linrl 90
i D.,It,.r,e . so
l.. r.. BENTLEY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % o.
s. Dylle,. - w
j. Is. Landry. ~ --s-.-- y"
The following bills were presented and
laid on the table:
L. kaeke,:-.. -..-.-..-.-.----.-- -" ~
DIR. McGalliarl,. 10 W
The town attorney offered his services
without salnry, and The same were accepted:
On motion, duly seconded, tho Council
adjourned.
A true copy:
DAVID ISRAEL, Secretary.
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Subscribe for the CHIEF. - a-sear.
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Due by succession of NJ. Scl,onberg
for lease Of Bayou Lafourche
ferry to 23rd April, 1875 .---.--. l760 90
Amounts Of notes Of r. Mousse, for
lease of river ferry, maturing on
June, July, August, Sept. Oct.
Nov. and Dec, 1875, and Jan.
lst. 1876, eight months. each of
$40 So cts. l56 565
Amount of notes of Felix Leblanc,
for lease OF Wharf, maturing on
June, July, August, Sept, Oct,
Nov. and Dec. LIST, 1875, and Jan.
LIST, 1876, eight months, each Of
$l39 So cts. lll6 665
Amount Of notes of Jos. Burbridge
for lease of Market House. lnatur-
ing on June, July, August, Sept,
Oct. Nov. and Dec. LIST, 1875, and
i. Jan. LIST. 1876, eight months, each
of $lO2 q Cts. 818 "a
Total, SlUu4V ~
DIR.
To amount unpaid registered claims
to date, .-.-..----.-.-. 1850 25
To amount Consolidated Bonds. .l72l8 II
To amount interest on sume to date, $50 %
Total, -24779 10
fO04O "a
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

Col. Steel, sud wife Ien yesterday
for a pleasure trip to the Pacific coast,
whittier they will be gone for about
three weeks. Since tile adjournment
Of Congress Col. Steele has devoted
nearly the whole of his time la the
interests Of Wyoming, in New York
City. Washington and ut Red Cloud
Agency, TO secure IL possible the OPEN
ing Of the Black Hills and Northern
Wyoming to the white settlers. Had
the Commissioner OF Indian Affairs
sent Il u commission Of practical
western men to treat with the Indians,
as it was urged upon him 10y Col.
steele 10 do, Al satisfactory treaty could
hav Teen concluded with the Indians
on favorable terms to the government,
In " weeks talk with the Sioux.
The result WAS fOretOld to the wash
iIgton authorities, IL the mission Of
talking and treating with the Indians
was entrusted To either humanitarians
or impracticaLlrs. Let the next COM
mission he headed by Governor Thayer
"AN h'1NN W. " hAtA no hiON Sbllit-
thing Of the Indian character and are
competent to deal with the Indians
upon the basis Of Justice In them and
tile whites. DIR. J.W. Daniels would be
a most proper man on the commission.
So would Gen. John L. Smith. With
such men the Indians would Je sure To
treat ON favorable terms.
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4 Statement that Can be Relied On.

Robert Reed, Esq. an old-time en-
gineer Of the U. p, has just returned
from an extended trip through the
Black Hills country. From him we
get the following items, which may be
relied ON :
The country is composed OF noun
tains, hills. parks and plains; noun
tains rather precipitous and Of a sec
ondary formation. Timber in album
dance and Of a most superior quality
with seas OF beautiful flowers. The
country abounds with the finest OF
wild fruit of every variety and quality.
The streams are clear, moderately IA
pid. rather small, though filled with
fish. Gold Is to be found in almost all
the gulches in and around Hurney's
Peak and Clusters Park, and the far
thcr north Mr.. Reed went the richer
in gold the country appeared To be. He
took out AS much rs seven cents to the
pan OF dirt and saw much more taken
out by other parties. The country is
admirably adapted to agriculture.
stock-growing and m!uing.-Ldramie
.SlIu.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

When the Indian Commission left
the Agency the day after they made
the proposition to pay six millions Of
dollars for the Black Hills, the In
dams were somewhat disguised with
them. Spotted Tail said they tthe
members of the commissionj acted
called them u lot of fools. who came
there asking the Indians what they
wanted for their country, and when
the Indians finally agreed among
themselves what to ask, and asked it,
the commission said 1t was too much.
made an offer and then ran away the
next morning, before the Indians could
consider it..
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

I will give you the best lunch To he
had in the Territory for twenty-five
cents.
will give you the best Baltimore
fresh oysters, in any style cheaper
than nnyun" else dare tn.
] have the best wines, liquors and
cigars In the country, as cheap rs the
cheapest.
| have II private lunch room, in
connection with my bar, where nil
ran be supplied on The shortest notice.
CHRISTIAN KAPP,
Oct5-lw Sixteenth Street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

That guileless old coon, Doc. Hay
ford, did an act the other day that
completely dumbfounded his ncquaint-
ances. He gave away II box of cigars
Havana eigars-that cost at the man.
ufactory in Connecticut, seventy-five
cents a hundred-box included. This
was the munifcent donation of the
editor OF the Sentinel. Such extrava-
gance needs curbing. or biting poverty
will result. But lie gave n whole box
of cigars-there must have been fifty
IN It, away and the fact was duly
hernlded in the Sentinel. The literal
ity and modesty of the excellent
"Dawkter'' is quite remarkable. May
we kindly suggest to him to limit his
gifts hereafter to a single cheroot. 1t
viii lie more becoming. and will ac-
complish quite as much as a bunch OF
penny-grab cigars. with persons OF
discerument.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

Dick Dunn came to town riding
OF a pony yesterday. He has uot read
the recent obituary that the papers
published about him, or he would not
act In this manner. After n ma has
been murdered W. weeks 10y the In
dians and his body lies Wondering In
the grave, and goes ~parading around
on horseback, he proves that he has
not much confidence In the statements
OF newspapers.
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PROPOSALS..

Sealed proposals for the grading of
Horse Creek Hill, by the yard, nc
cOrding 10 specifications aud estimates
now on file in the County Clerks
office at Cheyenne. will he received
until Tuesday, OctUupr IIth, at Two
O'Clock p. m. All bids must he nc
cnmpanied Dy security To double the
amount Of the bid. The Commits
siuners reserve the right Ia n, jerI any
ur all bids. BY order Of the Board
of County Commissioners.
q. a. DRAPER,
ChSirman.
AtteSt:-G. d. Simpson,
s22Id County Clerk.
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Little Big Man, the wild
Sioux, who caused such terror, such
shaking Of nerves, and quaking of
hearts in the Commission sent To trade
for the Black Hills, did not return to
the Powder River country. He has
gone into winter quarters at Red
Cloud with his band. aud drew ra-
tions from DR.. Saville at the Red Cloud
Agency. with the urbanity OF a savage
on the day after the commission skip
ped out. He will make an excellent
pensioner for bread and beef and
blankets. =
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

There Is II large amount OF hay ar
irving In town by wagon and rail
destined for Cheyenne depot. There
will be n large number uf cavalry
horses Kept nt the stables at Fort Rus
sell this winter, Ia eat hay.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

~ Our Authorized AdvcrIIrIng Agents tor the
LEApER are. In New York. 5. N. I'vttengil ( Co,
tT,PGrk Row, Geo. p. k9wel = Co, ~ Park Row
-. L1uts, itoNSv ! 4 GhrEinan. Cor. Third and
Chsstnut StTrsfr. 81 Lruis Adyaui-iug Aud
Publ shing agency Chicago. II II. chandler.
Ia South Clark >lTvei: PhilAh-lphtH, : -.
Aver 4 son, IA sansuri Street: ala CSe. Weth-
enlI a Co. Buiiufin buildilE.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

Dick Heron, the brakeman, who
had his foot crushed 80 badly In
Cheyenne while boarding "A tram.
some two weeks ago. died on Sunday
last ut Laramie City. He grew very
melancholy after its amputation and
n swelling in his neck set in that
finally ~suffocated him. So we learn
from the San.
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NOTICE.

To The Tug uyersg Laramie County.
On and after Monday, the 18th day
Of October, 1878, | shalt Ice compelled
tu fnrce the payment of taxes by dis
rress and sale of property, which will
he done in every case, If not paid he
fore next Monday.
n. J. O'BRIEN,
Sheriff and Collector of Laramie
County, w. r..
Cheyenne, Wyo., Sept. 2Sth. 1875.
so .d3Ot
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

News was brought into the Agency
n week x that Sitting Bull. the IA
nous Min~neconjou chief, with his
people, was on his way to the Red
Cloud Agency from the Powder River
country, and would reach that post
Big Horn country and Powder River
country from the presence of the
Sioux.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

Charles DIcfendorf is erecting a
Of Eddy, for n restaurant and saloon.
McDaniel's Theatre will he located be-
tween II aud Eddy street.
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07
EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
IMPoNrANr NOTICE.

All persunS, gentlemen especially,
who are Interested, or whose families
are interested in the Episcopal church,
are urgently requested To he present
at the evening service on Sunday
next, ASA meeting of great Importance
will take place in the church, immp-
diately after the service. Among
other things the VeStry election, post
poned last Spring. will be held.
f. w. billiard, Rector.
oct7-3t
The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1875-10-07

&C. II. Terry il building n large
conctete stable on the south side Of
Sixteenth street near Thomes. lite
depth will be ole hundred and thirty
two feet.
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Rate. OF AdverrIsIne.

DAILY LEADER all traBsisnt advertise
nentz. ~ cents per line, NOupaTleL each In
s-rtion: Q insertions, s cents per line: %
insertions. s cents per line
Local Notices, per line, BREWER. each irseT-
tIOn. Is cents per line ~ Insertions, ~ cents
Per line.
WEEKLY LEADER. all transient advertise
nsents - cents per Hue. inst Insertion one
no tn. - c. nIs per line six months, lJCeuts
per line: Ole year, ) cents par lEr.
C~HEYKSSE. May lst. lSTI.
II. CLAICHE