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iIAt,<)l,.i TOWER.
Tho tcv. EcggiNttn G7HIl'a History Of
t1ln l.nIlt.0m II on, nrttt.

Tho Ftcv. Nc%m,ttu G3nll's tgistory 0f
tilr London II ctt, nri,tt.
Tbs 1tor. Sewnan lIall, In lilo Intl7aen4tnt:
doacsbos Lincoln Tower tic newly-tnsbed
structure adlolntng that celebrated rronclier'n
chn.cli In London ncwE Of thc dedication of
rlicsl wad recautty received by telegraph. Tia
lover In Intontintt M a memorial uf Abraham
Lincoln and l,is cnanctpat proclamation. ltH
Aftcrwnfd fetovpil," saYd Alr. Hall. ITO mako
the tnglnoIIal International
"Iu 1861" ls c0uttnneH. "wllen frat Visited
Amo1ica, many contributions vote made to this
object, ali Of winch, without any deduction. woro
lodged with Mr. u. T.. Dodge. ~ho Ind hont1od
tho stlbscrpLion with 300, In 1H53 sElin cti-
joyeA the gIaasnyo VI sour in tito htatos wlel.
cordial invitations were givnn me to preach hy
THO eler4y Of various denominat10ne. On ttcse
ocoasious many thousands OF porsons atldou their
contributions.
"About 81. $50 we're given By four pcraone bnt
Tho rert Of tho sli 500 WAS contributed in small
buma the aycrage boing not moro than 10 ccnts
| to EACH dot,ur. It IL pleasant TO think Of the
muItisudoE OF persona mtIo have thus put b7ica
| into the building. feol under great obligation
| fur tho ptl,iege granted nc of preaching tho
| 0osEc through, tho |alRsl aud breath OF the
| land anh AZ tlleHa contributions we're given by
| thu.o to nllum ma,stered. Lad tho pleasure
of feeling that to the oxtont Of nv pour ability
Aome return vaH randcrcd for wtat wRs intrnat-
| ed to me. In every case tho contribution wAa
sout intact from Tho ehuscl, ulficers to 3tr. W.
| i. Dntgu. Tho Hn'H llad now, with lntereat,
reached Tho amount Of I3.!n0-liatf tho tBtifnat.
| cd coat Of tho skr,cture Tho British halt vaa
| very apoedE.iy And promnl1y contributed BY per-
| sons OF all ranks. from the DUKE 0f Westmln-
star and tho Eatl Of sLaftesLury to the stEeet-
sweapes aud lilo snoe.tlack.
'.Ths vnne and tluial will mako tho entfse
height about 40 feot,-sho holght Of Tho .nouu-
ment On Tower Hill. Tho I4!nroan Tower ia pro-
no,.uced to b. ono Of tic most beautiful II well
a. one Of the highcat csections IN London. II ta
] visible from tho Houses Of Parliament from
tho Thames E1nbankmcnt, anl from Nestmin-
| stcr, Waterloo. aud DtnokfriRIs' bridges"
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.5..,.. u..h,tr, 1u,,,nr: sch, Ern,ra n,,l. Ash
..1,,s ro,t. xchr i II. Merr,u. pcp,a,,are lumber:
49,. rndu,, 1udfruto- vood. ,,ro,, r.nranca.
% ~. 49, -. 80. -, wtx,.t. - 1,lo ,,,
oRuet1pn'H, .''"'' p4F 49, ,' -. &c.,
sirtcs: ACHE dhleaeos Ms"'o"oo' Aoauscst 1'ns 'us
feaon, @"ske&on' aahanes; nrop nntie tAn''r. au,
ptfior, pig Iron scaf ~ s. "sue' "ahel+s, 1A'F"a"
ties: prop q. F. Heath, sAusatutk' euhlr'es; Fsop
FAyQfite, a1euotnfnes towing; prop F. J. bronson.
,nm,,er. ,nrue HonoT., Menoa,t+
ntrs iIn,ior. barre Uranus. btcnuJuiprs. lumber;
arhr j. Ecttrho,,ae TAwAa CiIr. humber: schr Ketch.
UNI. Leland. lamb.r; barge NAaa, oeon'o, iuntrr
scht u uarhte. ksrsnaos, 'G,nIEs 80. o1, tT1'
rts.to iaui r,nn Ovnt,z. Gretn 1}Iy. suI,tl,Ita:
rn- f 4tmrs 'Ipnnh:nn sun,rir.. tSi,r Y {1,an.
,isr nnM1I. rn,. n-1n Hnr Er. bfn,ttann towino.
,r';a H.x "t Fric htWateuoo. i,.tmr. hsrao W,iru1
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s.,v t.", c,.A'r'I Il k>u.t' Ia,l la III. .ts.
ftitIn (, -, 1fn.r va 1.fIlr rxtnn Mi Ala ~.
lr:I-u y, II la hrlE1 and t.lItais,h sts.
>'' ~ I'l!tlMAs LYMAN,
r. i. ii APES,
Nn1rp II FuftLs:I nj Block.
L'UF 91IE-A FiRaT OLA 81 PIEcs ~ BUSINESS
property n-ar tbe Tribune Bn5dInk*th Is fstt front,
Eens~.. Nina hut principals peei .pp.y; tn.aisp Of
At;'.N VEIL. hEU, a. HEAvkltNs. ~ Dstf.
t4fH-f
Reg! atLF .LYAHEiiCID IN ETATF.ST, NEAR
Van harm. At rreat bateAln atoy bi1;k hH'ihtnt
nar f'n.aY I'M ~ hi PR hnnut sEatn running 3eA7!
!ohRs and tn5nR to 10 purchased ~ oNnef :! snd cf
!ratr. fticH ft5.|G: cost t14.Lo1 ApplJ Ia VIM. II.
sANPs'1S 20. l4' IaSallsst.
IfOIt aALE- Or KxEIlA %fiK-9 ELEGANT ftRiEK
hnr,na ns~', t;n't@Ro frhte, 10 scli thoin
Or 'ake ttope.tI al !sts 'alus r. q.
'nR nNniHnrf: snIt f'sp ias. story WAY d&a!tAbls.
jOHS Atfihst, - Er, aA fsleet.
E'DK ShLE-1HE Ajt riIWE-Tt;UNHEIt or Ia Il
building and btrn ocrH,cd ~ ttnsra and uusnx; pay
Ing suxl tcni. a. FlattlEk.
L'UH sALK-DA kGA1S>! HAi,uAiHs:-F1SK !.
atoey brick Warren. ~, III; lion cstn tJhnr
ti.uu. LARKiN, IN W.tblnctns,.st. "''-'
I1ON RALF;--CI1KAV! tHEsP. Ef!TArt-ss FEET
L ftourno5 at. neat Iuyas. fr Rh7Lo Tht u sotf,
xeF5 cheap, ttgdsn1v.t near hrksuu = f.e, 81
nx two tronA; want unr and lnnk thr.s II
want bargains h. u5HpAS htIS. r. Lasaif1.s.+
Lp}N sALR-KESfDENCE AND HUS1AESH riujp.
artJ sn all parts ut tho elts. II \. ". q, Act.uit-
MICE. kastn.l and !eapa1 nlnck:
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-09

SUeAR Lumps. The sugar-ho#ses
of Nessrs. Bringiera& Co. and Gen.
f. S. Mansfield are, we believe, the
only ones in the parish still in oper-
alton. Gen. Mansfield has met with
many drawbacks during the past roll
ing season. In the first place, when
he was in readiness to ingrinding,
there was no water, owing to- the
drouth. Three weeks were exhausted
in preparing properconduct for water
from, the .riyery two miles distant, and
two days after these arrangements
We're completed the rain Game. y The
mill hsd been in operation but a few
days when a break-dow in the ma
chinery occurred, necessitating sev-'
erat Ass tpppage, and it was not
long aitef the accident was reme,lied
before a similar catastrophe took
place, causing another delay. The
General, has things under way again
now, and we hope he will succeed in
making fine crop despite previous
bad luck. Ofcourse he can. not ex-
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-09


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Now is the time to subscribe for 1875. Adj
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THE SUN.
DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875.

DAILY AND WEEKLY FOR 1875. IS
TIME approach of the Presidential election
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-09
HERIFFsS SALE.

SHEkltF6 SALE. -s- - =. -5f.F ~ .
state of; ouisiana.
Parish of Ascension-Parish Court.
J.W ARTHUR d CO.. vs. No. 424,
- ALEXANDER NEYERy.
By virtue Of and in obedience to writ Of
fl. ia. to me directed by the honorable the
Parish Court in and for the parish Of As
cension bearing date of the Dist October,
1874, in the above entitled and. nallnber.a
suit, have seized aud will offer at public
sale, at the Court House Of the parish of
Ascension, in the town Of Doualdsonville,
Saturday, the 9th day of February,
[, p, 49,. ++'S' 1875, : u %
between the hours of eleven o'clock A., NJ.
and - o'clock y the following described
property to1wit: y -
Six hundred acres of land, more or less,
situated in the parish of Ascension, on the
left bank Of the Mississippi river, bounded
on the South by lands Of Jessie sSebress, on
the North by the river Amite, on the East
by said river opposite Vincent Cividne, to-
gether with all the buildings and improve
ments thereon and thereunto belonging.
To.pay and satisfy the amount Of said
suit.
|; Terms und Conditions:
Cash in United States Treasury. notes.
AARON HILL, Sheriff
sheriffs Office, parish of Ascension, Jam
nary End, 1874. =" '''}s.',t ''s'. .'te'''S 80 :.
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DEAD THIS TWICE. i.
.sThe Peoples Ledger. y

CONTAINS no Continued Stories, 8 large pages,
*. columns of choice miscellaneous reading
from the pess II such vellkAo~n Writer'S
az Nasty, Oliver Optic, Sylvanus Cobb, Jr.,
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Mark Twain, etc. ,.t - =
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The Peoples Ledger" 10 IN old estab-
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-09

EMANCIPATION CELEBRATIoN.-O
the lst instant, III spite OF the unfav-
orable weather, number Of persons
assembled at the Court House in ac-
cordance with the annual custom, to
celebrate the issuance Of tie emanci-
patton proclamation.
Judge n. NJ. Conway was called
upon to preside, and in a brief address
explained the purpose of the meeting
and returned thanks to God who had
willed the freedom OF his race and or
dained that Abraham Lincoln should
be the instrument of their deliver
Messrs. Samuel Grimes, .Chas. La
croix, Marshall Charles: Henry Clai-
borne aud Louis Celestin, Sr., were
chosen as vice presidents, and MI. ",
w. Buford, secretary. 5~ s4!:.5.
The Hon. P. Landry being present
was called upon to e1presssentiments
appropriate to the occasion, aud re-
sponded in his usual felicitous man
ner. He paid tribute to the authors
of their freedom and to the white peo-
pie of the South who are willing to
see them enjoy its blessings. In clos
ing he thanked his people for the con-
fidence they had thus far displayed in
him, and hoped he would prove wor-
thy its continuance in the future.
Wishing all present a happy and pros
porous new year, the speaker retired
from the stand amid the applause Of
the audience. =
Hon. Louis Butler, one of our Rep
resentatives in the lower house of the
General Assembly, was called for; and
spoke briefly and nleaeently, advis-
ing unity g peo-
pie in all Land 3 e -
On motion, QarneL
n. A.E0NWAY, Ient,
W. w. BUnoaD, Se
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-09
YICK'S FLORAL GUIDE
49, FORs187E. y F4o..t

Published Quarterly. january number just
issued, and contains over 100 pages, 500 en-
cravings. descriptions of more than 500 OF
our hest Flowers and Vegetables: with. d.
The most useful and elegant work Of. the
kind in the world. Only IS cents for the
year. Published in English and German
Address JAMES WICK, Rochester, NJ
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-09

y ~ ~ sS X.
pect such large yield from his cane
now as itwouldi have lproducsd ear
lier in the season, but still it may be
sufficient to satisfy reasonable expec-'
tation. under the untoward circnm-
stances. - -.
Mr. ], j. Caverie, lessee. of the
Lazar Dugas place, below town, on
the river; has been no less successful
this year than last as sugar planter,
and we are gratified that SO estimable
a gentleman has met with such, good
fortune, j, From IS acres of cane MI.
Clayerie has realized lO8 hhds. of sugar
and the usual proportion of molasses.
There is very decided falling off
in the quantity Of sugar and molasses
transported to New Orleans by the
local packets and the railroad, indi-
eating that the bulk of the crop is in
Ha1Ao1' sts+na5s 49, staE seE,i, liz vi
Sugar was quoted in the New Or
leans market yesterday at 43a5}c for
inferior, 51a6c for common, 6sa6sc
for fair, 64a73c for good fair, 74a73c
for fully fair, 7ac for prime, Sc for
strictly prime, Sic for choice, saaae
for good seconds, ,74a8}c for centrif-
igal, and 84al01c for clarified, accord
ing to quality. Molasses was quoted
as follows: Wa35c for inferior, 35a-
45c for centrifugal, Assoc for fair, 5la
55c for prime, and 56a57c for strictly
prime. There was no choice on
hand. 1t would have commanded
&c per gallon. !. s t.l.1l aslt,A
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The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1875-01-09

!, Hon. Louis Butler, one of the Rep
resentatives. Of Ascension parish in
the lower house of the: General AS
sembly, was married on Thursday,
the 9TH inst, to daughter of Doctor
Wright, a resident of the Smoke Bend
settlement. A long and happy life to
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler. -
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Leakes aldsoaville at l:30RsM.
Arriveas IL New Orleans at6r,n.
Traips stop at all way. stations
4Freiyht Nsnix- Leaves dsonville dail
(sdndays exceptedJ OF lIs40 A. ". Sugar
and molasses will be I'D at the sugnx-
Sheds, Nex- Orleans, So A. N. the day
after shipment. Rates sugar, 81 50pQt
hhd ;;=1naaasses, IS cents rr Dbl.
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70 Persons Doing Bushes. Within the
Limits Of the Corporation.
VOU viii please call at my Office on Mis-
4 sissippi street, and settle your License
for the year 1875 which is now due, within
thirty days from datesss = $ q +. FOBR, :
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