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New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
FESTIVAL OF JERSEY CITY sUNDAY-SCHooLs

The festival Of flags and flowers was the
nance applied Yesterday by one of the speakers the
suuday-,choo anniversary 81 Jersey CITY iehts and
Lafayette. The school, assembled IN sections at six
churches a 1870. vhce they held the usual anniversary
exercises consisting principally Of music vocal ami In
st1umeutll. At o'clock the sections united aid
masclcd through Berscn-tye. To HaUisoaaye. In tie
line were about 900 children foprcseu ng l. schools
TIE Bergen Baptist school carried BANNER ou Ninc1
was picture reprcschHE John the Baptist in the act
al laut,Zug Christi banner carried by the Lafayette
Reformed school represented n teacher n-jruc'ne a
group OF children tnd ~ the CdTcmOhi PfcsiNi
school pOTtra} Cd hdrbOr SCENE with the motto De
meath H. "Ihe Desired Haven" ia Tire rcvleW the line
was formed into two divisions and between th,se the
caira.a containing Bcde, Mo aiUs Dr Ealica aud
Dr Garrison, Mao Sicdicg ana ". II. sutton, Grand
Marshal, passed down and back.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
~ TILE pANrnn TO BE CROSSED EAsLy.
SERVlA AND THE WAR.

IoNDON, Thursday May 81, 1874
TIE 7Tmcs's special Telegram from belgrade
Saws Tie Turkish ilrcgiars have attacked an nahd
IN tle Dsna on scryian territory, where The inhabitants
were pcaccaly working IL the nrds, and KILLED several
They carried of some people and cattle. The Govern
mcnt ha, sent commission 20 investigate tHe niat'e'
Two Austrian monitors arrived this morning III Ssh' o
Belgrade"
Yhe Yrcss Vienna dispatch says The Seryian pTera
ratins are not such the idea that Prince Milan
will permit himself to bc carried away by popular pres
qnrc A least il may assumed that neither the GOV
crnmcn nor the Prince is likely to decide before the
return OF the latter from Ploiesti."
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
HOME NEWS.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY AT HUDNurs II
BROADWAY
Gam, GO. Noon, 77' 3D. m. $50. hidnight oo'
during the day, So. Lowest. DSS.
Average Gs1s'. samo day, 1875. 60s'
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Fifth drenne Hotcl-Scnator Samuel Is. Maxey OF
Texas Gov H. c. WaTmolh 0f Louisiana, Judge d. lce
OF Maine senator r. W. TObey of Port Henry, ~ y u =
District attorney George r. sanger OF Boston
man A. r.. stevenson Of Illinois and Gen r. O. MauTan OF
Providence 80 Windsor H0et-SenatOr AgeInon y Paddock
OF Nebraska Washington Booth OF Baltimore Eeru
Joseph Hooker L. :. Army H0tt bTnIH
icic-Icu William DOr-heimer OF Albany ana aug
Consul at Havana 81 James bOeJOsepn
Medill Chicago Lieut. Robert NJ Ferry, u > Navy
buckingham HOfeL-PrOfs. Francis A. Walker ana o. y mIs
OF Yale College HOfeL-Umied states Dstrct
Judge William j. Wallace syracuse. MetToDg,nqn "6t
JUDGE Charles y Lester OF Saratoga. htOemITH HOtet"
liam SIC Michael Of Philadelphia.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
PO ST S G r p T.
3:45 a. m.
LATEST FOREIGN NE VS..
THE ARMENIAN CAMPAIGN.

ANOTHER BATTLR AT BATUM-rEN HOURS FiGHIiNd
THE RUSSIANS REFUSED.
LONDON, Thursday, May 30, 1877
The DdiIy telegraph [pro-Turkishl has the follow
ing dispatch
BAruH. Wednesday, May 81, 1877
The Russians Yesterday attacked the Turkish po-
sitions here. Notwithstanding the large force
which tbe Russians brought to the attack and their
persistency against the CALLING fire of the Ottoman
artillery and infantry. they were finally repulsed,
leaving great numbers of dead aud wounded.
The engagement lasted ten hours, during which
time several close combats took place.
The Ddily TelegrapEs Ezerum special telegram
confirms the report that the Russian left wing was
repulsed in the attack on Karakillssa.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
CLAIM AGENT CHARGED WITH FRAUD.

PORTLAND, Oregon, May 3O.-Sut has been
instituted the United states Court against " G. GIs
void. claim agent. ,or tie Of SiOOOO upon the
theory tha the defendant collected 10000 IN l.udu
lent claims against United States knowing the same
to be unjust, and that under the law, suit may De
brought for double the which the Government
has been deirauded. Tie claims purport,d for
money due Capt Jesse Walkers company which paTtIc
patcd ia the Rogue River campaign in 1884.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
FROM Mr.p. n.LlyEaMoRF, 1873 WEST i,rn-sT.

~ attention having been attracted testimonial from
AZ r,n,.ll ce, clergyman certifying To- t' re"a'k
able ,uic ot Catcrrh effected by Dr liShtml, CON
clu,e 90 t-y the skill In Of CltarT oi very
q.tra,.t, arln from which had suffered for many years
past aud which had seriously impaired my hearing am
happy d, Dr. Ielth effected radical and c"H'
rc" curc removing every yesge u She Cai'rrh a rsior
ing m hearing TO all its a,Itenc. and perfection pr
iI.hts remarkable success u my case fully Juh's the
eh pfa. bestowed upon hn a1d his pr ctic AMI ie' II
M, i 10 I.t Others know where ioy can obtain s and
attention ch confident cannot be surpassed ia i- d''
asrt,.et o, med cal science r. B IIVERMOBE.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
A HORRIBLE CRIME NEAR NEWARK.
A WOMAN AND GIRL OUTRAGED By GANG OF
RUFFlANs.

RUFFIANS.
While Mrs. John Bollenger and her daughter
Caroline age L. alone Tuesday evening, n ther
house at the lower cud Of Raroadave adjacent to ihe
old red saughtcrhouse at Bound Creek and near New
ark and Wiverey trec young ruians forced their way
into the house seized Mis- BoeuEer dragged her INTO
rear room. and committed a brutal assault upon hcr
threatening to shoot and stab hcr she made any re-
sistance. The daughter managed 10 escape from the
runians and A.d from the house soon a'terward the
men went away When Mr.. Bolager came home, be In
duccd two nc ghbOrs 10 spend the ngut with him. fear
ing that the ruaus might return and his fears were not
ground'css. About 1 O'Clock yesterday morning the
three uau returned accompanied 10y 'ouF "tneI- VINO
broke down the door |!th an AK, ana aF&h ei,VIV' 'n
place They rushed upon Nj BOllcnsci ala MS Two
friends. threatening 10 Kill them they male an! QUE
CRY. aud locked them into room f0u 0i lit gang men
dragged NJ Boltngcr from under bed. where snc di
taken refuge with hc daughter. and forced her mo
another room, where they lu tun assaulted hef uc
other three dragged Caroline into some woods near NN
eray Plrk. aud with kni 40 hei lfnat, accomplished
a terrible crime. The four Iufians in ihe hols''
Gefor, taking their departure broke the VIM
e,red u; Police Headquarters il. Newark about 80
itatun. Sergeant Medium detailed Detective f.-clcr
and i've ar sX cl. " ho a once hastcned To scuur the
neighorhO0d After searching for about at hGnr' me
OncoIs upon three of tie gang ID the woods WIN
the girl stil M thcIr clutches. Two 0I lHom were
arrested up. tire SPOT Dut ,hc third cscaled, uotNi-
standing several shots fired at HIM Tire r Souc'
were brought Go Newark ami gave tncr names AS Nllu
Gilnn axe IS of 40 lGi TctuOrst The lat. mad lis
III covered with charcoal and Cdvnagh were naudage
th1m and Mrs BOlcnser identified C1yinagS IS vne oi
The gang who assaulted her on Tuesday even NJ. C&va
nagh denies Mis. EJciG gers stdruchts but cclo.-t7
thc truth OF the charge OF the girl pleading IN eHtenna
non tai he Was drunk. Gllln dtNts the charge ana
saws he was accidentally ia the uei-inurhuoc. Tie iH
fans were arragucd before Police Juslce Jrssn' ana
a;ior examination they were committed to he CouhN
jan iOF tiiaL The names On iLe 0lntt u'C aIy hnI" w
ard their arrest Is only matter oi ihc tarone DUE
lerger last evening IN very criuca! conUlt!on
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
FROM Mr. =. d. CLOSE, No. zoe DUANE-sT.

IN view %, The fac: that many persons afc'ea VIA
Catarrh and Throat ncnj frequently h 20 be benehted
and despair ~ ever receiving permanent relief appears 70
me simple Chrs duty 20 recommend 70 sHch sufferers
u,vs'rian who iron. my personal experience possesses
m. si,u and ability 10 eject a cur-nane'y IT. i4shih'
f,r,ryof,. 2l2 tlflaye, noS removed 10 40 West
ry.ot,riuth 49,, Sea York Years ago De- thec'ea per
nanrn cure no c of sister Of mine o "'.ih o. 'E
~ =, - r,tt, be has treated my own cas" With ciusly
,a,, ,.,lt. The Catsrth irom which suffered "as 50
s,r to debitac my whole system, and sncc Dr. Ls't
Dill, r,cei,d 10 erecting its cure experience renewed
health and ygor ant only hope that M card may be lnsH
me- cal in having others benefited 10 an equal extent
:. Il. CLOSE
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

Enormous sacdcc 0f Golf and Silver Watches, slycrsaTs,
and Fancy Goods Of every desirable description.
OyeTa
@l.O0oO00 WORTH OP MFRcHANplsE
Orlered De sold the General Average f1n AZ the
"GENTgE" cor Iweny-nrstst. ana bfoidWay
According Ia is novel svscm of - Ling goods t e eneral
Average Pan n brings the most yub' afce I" me pn
tie same price ~ ihoseof less cost az ne same ims
manufacturers wlo have c'Lttnaifd er
stock "CKNTNE" make gen raj average Oh
hO uiul- the lost eNl nelfc tcles
Ouv lose prOpoOnatcy with those Wio furnish the lower
price The sS-tm n Hing goods on ne oenera Az
erage pan atgnrg.d ln London By te mei' haats
MANY years and still COndnc there when money 10
comes scarce marx H. crso, hed ~ goods DIS
the the history 5 tle Unc states that u as
or ichanfs to make such enormous
their soc. order 20 "a So money The sale ot
will AZ the "tENIHE daily iium a. m 10
1u4 until the combination have reduced r stock 70 tse
t.s Tio~ wishing to purchase on the
General Average PiGn hl hrd II convenient aud simple
II n SNfE.
the various depart
mont. are seated srHIatey ana thoroughly uiNcdi then ty
are placed a. Cashiers Department sale ~ one Dollar
a he does nor know Nha the Or
calls when u" ttvcrs IT, THUS each person has Al
eoual opportunity securing the no,. yaiUdb article IN The
Dollar. When the order l. rtUIye simply ortsk
H. seal and gres. clerk OF the Gepirtm, mt des.
uated then he viii deliver yOu article you may eees
IN that Ge epartmcnt gariiess Of cost OF yiiCe.
DnE CENILR
IS located Tweuty y-irstst. and Broa i"ay
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
STREET CARS DELAYED BY THE PARADE.
POLICE CAPTAINS To BE TRIED FOR ALLOWING THE

STREET CARS DELAYED BY THE PARADE.
POLICE CAPTAINS To BE TRIED FOR ALLOWING THE
A police regulation orders that no procession
shall interfere with travel upon the street railway hheS
During the parade yesterday the cars crossing at tue III
torsection OF Broadway and Twenty-third-st ana al
Seventeenth Fourteenth, Eighth, Bleecker Houston
Prince Grand. and CauastS. were kept waiting III SONIC
instances for troequarters OF an hour, While the MIL
tary were halting Broadway. Travel on seyera,
hues being entirely suspended lhe onicous w toi
them called upon President smith at the Police 'ehttai
Office and asked that the cars DE permitted 10 cIoss ~
intervals when no interference would ne hau WIN to I
procession. The President lmineualel oIueuu
succtOr TnOmc TO telegraph 10 al the poIicc ChI'
vim ion along the line OF march 10 permit ne
cars To continue travel The order was Sent oui NJ --
D. n but az no attention seemed TO he pd 10 u 4 Io
et,otic command WAS sent the police stations az
500 u. III. Inc blockade continued, hoWtNeI' aTIi I
charges viii he brought against CapIs' "aiua oi , ,,
liorhet OF The Fifteenth Aaire Oi the Iouri th'' ana
lIay OF the Fifth Precincts for dlscDedehce OF I
Inc rule OF the Police Board Whica @ nat p1u M 49, f
IN I'M, case is founded upon Chapter $50 oI the It"S ~
lS72 Section provides that " no proc s@sol @ ~ ~
shall any street upon te surface OF WIZ - - Is
way track tracks by LlarcilnH upon VIC Nalu "
tracls and free BaSsage OF ears upon railway tracks
shall not be utcrfeTed With py 'uIihdoh u"'.' VI
march of any such procession parade or OF the PER
sons com ooing It, Whenever any procession snail hhu
necessary to march railway track the l"iuoH
of nd procession which in so marching Is key 10 sup
fine ~ Of auy upon sald track su c9ue
10 nalt I'D order 10 permit said car 10 proceed slnc
second section U tie act states that All WOcesSVhS o
parides occupying or marching upon any street oi san
the exclusion or interruption OF otIcf 'liA N j."
their iudiv dual Pht of thereof eEcepun% tue Nj
tlma Guard the Police, ana the FIRE Depulmchtsl' ~
forbidden, un,s written notice oI tit "'IC , n,.
officer thereof less than six hours previous 20 Is
forming marching. 10 the police authOi tlrS "a SOU
c;y: ana 10 may Dc lawful Tor said police auth're" 20
designate TO suci procession or pIrdde now huc va 'c
width OF the street II can Oc. HiN'
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
HINTS TO
SIMMER IRANELERa.

CAsPuoRArED VAsELNE-A reliable remedy for Mosquito
Bites
VAsPrfNR COLD CRRAsr for relief from sHnburu, etc.
POMADE VAszLiNEAn exquisite hardressinS aud Iole'
COLGATE & Co, sole Agents.
Retail store, No. l,lJj Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD.

CHICAGO, H., May 30.-The annual meeting
of the stockholders Of the Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany held here to-day. The annual report recon-
mends conservative policy and an extension Of the
road especially toward the South The following direct
ors were elected Bessrs Dulnan, Fsh Aver, Acker-
man, Who holds over John Elliott Of hewYork who was
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
PLEASURE SAIL or THE ATLANTIC YACHT CLUE.
The larce yachis Of the Atlantic Yacht Club

The large y2chts OF lDe Atldltc ldcht 'iuo
OF Brooklyn opened the season yesterday by pleasure
sail around the Southwest Spit and review in Grayesend
Bay on the return. The clubhouse was gay decorated
vita bunting, while from the mess and rigging Of the
yachts ioajed the ensign Of the clu1 and the flags OF a
nations In the clubhouse select party Of the friends
and members Of the club lad gathered, all intent on
good day sport. When the wind began TO blow fresh
from the northeast assurance OF pl aSure was made
doully sure. An carly start VAS Effected, AID
tie yachts beat into the open bay aud
in an hour were well their way 10 tie spit,
which rounded Late In The afternoon IrcluHi'ohe
were uov made lively home, a fresh hItcLr
had sprung up from the southeast, which gay, the
yachts "A chance to show their sailing qualities. IS The
sails filed and tle yachts ciIcelrl III onsc 10 the
brccze, cXcmaous oi lear escaped from the ils
tuld guests. jtt thc tlp made without ay Incl
dent occurring to mar the pleasure oi the party Tue
shower which drcnchcd many ~ IN" city passed TO the
north. and the yachting party escaped un catEc On
arriving in GIaVCsCnd Bay the Ndcis passed lh review
before the admiral each yacht dipping s ensign ~ %
passed lu ghc evening the guests were entertained al
/. Aodutifu rcIRst hy TIE members of tie club.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
A TURKISH WAR MINISTER DISMISSED.


A special TO The Times from Consttntinopie
saws in consequence of the demonstration ot 1000
sofas tie Grand Viz-r has consented 10 the d5ssa Of
Kclif Pa,ha although this dispatch Is uatcd May 80.
il appearsto to refer to demonstration previously re-
tlrtpd
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
HoXORs TO PRESIDENT GRANT.

LCNnOH, Ihufsday Nay 81, I7I1
The presentation Of freedom 10 Gen. Grant
was decided on at Il special meeting of the Common
Council yesterday.
lFor ,;ter Foreign Nccs sac Ftr" Plge.l
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
FROM Mr. B. 4. ARMSTRONG.
OF BraIncrd, Armstrong & Co., No. 469 Broadway.

had suffered FOR time with worry peculiar and d,
tressiug throat AZ t'on and five physicians having treated
tie disease without producing than temporary relief
placed myself rndcr ;hc of Or Lghth, VINO In shoh
time effected radical and permanent cure. In my opinion
Dr. glhrs c>par,nce and scientific treatment Of head ana
throat lar superior 10 anything known ID general
practice b. A. ARMSTRONG.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

TT.T" IT. t'fU-uTN IVUTIFT.
The BOhcmansn sell the New v 0rk papers
nearly every any Jersey news. Of them paiiicu-
larry has been made laugIabo victim least three
umcs within slN days. The Htrdid and RlBl NJ have
regularly employed reporters IA the state, while the
other daily pa"efs depend On penny -,hnel.," whose
onj o1ect ID 10 create sensation and obtain much
N.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
THURSDAY, MAY 81, 1877.

elected in place Of Mr. Osborn, and James C. Clarke IN
nlace OF Mr. Bliss Resolutions Of thanks TO the oregn
delegates and Board OF Directors were adopted lOr lne
1eaIsns manner in which their duties have been per
formed
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

Major Powell WIS well known the West Coast hay-
M been in ,s consular ,oryicc over 30 years Hc
"a ouc tine consular agent at Mo..endo and for many
toars was ycc-cousul at Calao, hr commission l'ant
date OF ApiH /. isii. lEjor Powell had ~ ired pos
session of ms new post only ,~o days before tN death
nJ "A f.,y t.s i fore tie destruction OF ia town az
ld.liguc by the ragth,l ,iaEt oi Nay 10
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

PASAMA, May 2i.-On tine Gth inst. intrili-
gcucc was received at Lima Of the death Of Mayor Cna-
r. Powell. United states Consular Agent u Iqniquo,
pcrn IIc dlrd nom lrNrr.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

change from the old board consisting in the substitution OF
the of George A. Iioy for that OF Charles u m'cI
Thompson Charles H. Mount, William T. clyde no,nas
J. owen. George A. Hoyt, Henry HART Eu"aru ~
Quintard
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
ANoNG THE AILMENTS

.LUvDBOHG's PERFUME WOOD VIOLET pos
sosses tne delicate odOr Of tAe flowers.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
CATARRH, DEAFNESS,
HEAD AND NERVOUS SYSTEM CURED BY
Or, LlGHTHILL, No. 6 west TWENTY-NINTK-ST.

Dr T1CUTuI takes pleasure and pride IN presenting to
tc rrou Of those interested Few Of the humorous
-e aor OF cures which hc has received from wekno~n
&C. m men whose social standing high character cannot
lal 10 usui.o pubic confidence
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

A speedy cure for inaamed or weak eyes and
sore eyeis BECNBRs EYR BALsAM sold Dy druggists
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
,,pcr,oN OF PACIFIC MAIL DIRECTORS.

ITECTION OF PACIFIC NAIL DTKEUIOIts.
Al the annual meeting OF the stockholders
Of t.. Pa inc Mail Steamship Company YESTERDAY the
fol . .sard 81 Directors wac elected without oppos
ITO, ou 1865 OOO shares being represented, the only
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

IF vou would prevent your hair falling ont,
and stimulate l1xuriant growth pr. JAMES HAa
ToNc Il VIII mpar he hair ucn aud glossy appearance
and keep the scalp clear from seuri and dandl al.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

EARTHQUAKE SHOCK AT PAsO ROBLEs.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 3O.-A PasO Robes
dispatch says there heavy shock of earthquake at
that PLACE between and o'clock this morning. No
damage wa. done.
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31

Cured by M& Mignesa Indigestion costyeness In
ciDent rheumatism, and gravel
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
That was not bad comment on the unsuc-

cessful military careers Of Banks and Schuz which
Gram auietly eIuressed the vessel: "1hev
misfortune TO begin mUor-generals. New York
Graphic
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
ONE DOLLAR
$1,000. GOO WORTH oP MERCHANDISE

THE CHOICE or A MILLION DOLLARS WORTH oF Goons
Enormous saclce Of GOf and silver WirIcs slYcrAIe
and Fancy Goods Of every desirable description
New-York tribune., 1877-05-31
lAnnouncensnts.f

Get rid of your cough by using JAYyE's
EXFECiORANr.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-23
Special
Dispatch!


DoNALDsoNvILLE, May 25, 1877.
Nessrs. P. Browa Dc Co., New York
| have opened my New Store
at this place with a splendid
Stock, consisting of Groceries,
Wines, Liquors, Cigars, To-
bacco, Tin, Wood, Crockery
and Willow Ware. .
| am selling my Goods at
Small Profit ! particularly my
Teas, Canned Goods and Fine
Cigars, of which I am making
large sales, as. you know they
are of superior quality.
AARON DREYFUs.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-23


during the coming week, and unless
civil matters shall require the further
attention of the court, final adjourn
ment will probably take place on
Saturday.
Besides the members of the Ascen-
sion bar, Messrs., Winchester of st.
James and Carver of Assumption have
attended court this week. Messrs.
Breaux of Iberia, Augustin of st.
Charles, st. nj. Berault and Clarke,
Bayne & Renshaw of New Orleans
and other practitioners from abroad
have appointments for this term.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-23


BLOODY lBERyILLE.-4aotk AtrQ-
cious Murder withiR her Limits A
friend living in the first ward of Ascen-
sion writes us particulars of another
deed of blood committed in the lower
portion of the parish of Iberville
Last Saturday night Sam johnson,
a laborer employed on Mr.. Henry
Wares plantation, was assaulted by a
mob, who beat him numerically, and
some member Of the crowd finally
fired at. johnson with u revolver, aud
thezbal entered the left breast Of the
victim, penetrating the upper lobe
of the lung, wounding the large blood
vessels, producing internal hemor-
image and death. The parties engaged
IN this, murderous assault were at
once arrested by Justice James Tate
and placed under guard until an ex-
animation of the matter could be bad.
1t had not been ascertained, when our
Informant wrote, who fired the fatal
shot, but suspicion rests strongly upon
one Terry Anderson. We are unin-
formed relative to the provoeatlon
existing for the attack upon johnson.
He is said to have been a steady,
hard working, inoffensive man, bear
ing agood character in the neighbor-
hood. The post morton examination
wasmade by DR.. Jno. Dominique of
this parish.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-23
Notice to Tax PAYERS.

OFFICE STATE TAX CoII.EcToR. j
Parish of Ascension, May 10, 1877.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
LIZ the parish of Ascension liable for faxes
or licenses under existing laws, that the
rs State Tax of 1876, .5t+
Parish Tax of1Sss,
state and Parish Licenses of 1877, a
and all BACK TAXES are now due. and
must be paid within FIFTEEN DAYS to
AVOID costs OF peremptory process.
Until further notice the UNDERSIGNED win
be located at the office of Duffel & Landry
ON Chetnnaches street, near the Court.
House, to receive payment of taxes and Ii
censes.
Il. PROSPER LANDRY,
myi9 State Tax Collector.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-23

Mr.. Henry johnson of the eighth
ward offers reward of SO for the
apprehension of his runaway son.
See advertisements. t4E
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-23

The Blue Bucket Fire Company is
making preparations to give fair on
the 9TH and 9Th of July, at the COM
apany7sz new hall, corner of Conway
and Lessard streets.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-23
$40 Reward.

EFT his fathers home in the eighth ward
~ ct Ascension parish, ALEXANDER
JOHNSON, mulatto, 10 years of age has
lump ON his right wrist caused by a gunshot
wound, a contraction of the fingers of the
right hand from the same cause, and one of
his front teeth is spotted from decay. He
lett IN company with his cousin, Nelson
White, and is supposed to have gone in the
direction of Clinton, La The above reward
VIII be paid for his apprehension or infor-
nation leading thereto. Address the under
signed through the CHIEF, or at Hope Villa
p. O., La.
jun23 ~ $50 HENRY JOHNSON
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-23

Mrs. NJ. Israel Il Co. will sell their
entire stock of goods regardless of
cost, on account of a change to take
place in the partnership.
The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1877-06-23
Notice.
OFFICE TowS TAX COLLECTOR.
Donalds0nville, MAY %, 1877.

OFFICE Town TAX COLLECTORS. }
Donaldsonville, May 20, 1877.
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons in
IN the limits of the Corporation of Donald
sonville liable for taxes and licenses under
existing laws, that Corporation taxes and
licenses of 1877, special taxes of 1871, 1872.
and all back taxes az now due and must be
paid within twenty days to avoid cost and
peremptory process.
The office of the undersigned to receive
taxes and licenses is at No. 10 Crescent Place.
town Of DonaldsonviIe.
AEGUSTE BERCEGEAY,
Town Tax Collector.