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Take Notice..

All parties indebted 10 E. T. Briggs are
requested TO call and settle by May let,
and save costs. or they will left with Just:ce
Reynolds for collection. .-..
Z. 7. Briggs.
April 20-tf
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+. W. HASTINGS, OF franklin, is q can5idat
for the office of ProthonatOry of venargo County
subject 10 tie decision Of the Republican party, q
pi pi:nary election.
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LNC;ei Notices.
For sale

$4,000 to 20, 900 feet of SECONDHAND
TUBING, at from rs to 80 els. per foot.
The Tubing is in FIRST class order and all
ready for fitting.
April 23. IT, II. IL. WARNER.
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1t Is stated that when sick persous 10 Metz
have no hopes of recovery. they c.use them
selves to be conveyed across the frontier, in
order to die on French soil.
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j. =. HAIGHT, OF Pleasantville, Pa, late Capt
of Company .'B," 11lth Penna Vet Vol. Infantry
will be candidate for the Office of Pro,hcnatorv
of Venango county. subject to the usiges Of the
Republican party, at the primary election.
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Sailors are getting 50 per day at present,
from the port of Erie, but captains consider
the IA to will soon come down.
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PR oTUrNOTARY

Mr. EDIToR-Pea.e announce the name OF
SA' UEL REYNOLDS, ,f Petroleum Centre a. a
can dda te for the Oiice of plothonoar, of venan-
90 County. at the ensuing Republican primary
election we believe Mr. K. would nil the office
with entire satisfaction to all.
MANY VOtprs
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Wanted.

One or two single gentlemen can be &C.
comnodatpd with nicely furnished room
by ingairing at tbis Office. Rent extremely
moderate.
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I'D. REconD:-rleasr annonnce II. B. H1X0N
of Cornplnnter Township. ~ canctate for Com
ty ComILis-ioner, subject 10 the u-ages Of the E(
publican party at the primary election.
MANY VOTERS.
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TEIUNPU, Jan Sd, 1872.

TEIGMPH, Jan Sd, 1872.
MEssns. ANDREWS & Co.--Havirg tn .iongh'y
tested the utility OF Gates BACK SUCTION
PREVENrOH, we consider them G OF the most
II, aiul Inventions ever made for oil we'l- and we
think we are capable Of judli of them. having
III ee on ne wells. We can now aw bing. and
when thes replaced the wells produce tie same
a. b 'oIe GIlwng, thus showing that The Preventor
eiecually prevents all ingress Of air.
You's resnectfully,
BACoN 4 RJGNEy.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. "A

sT- No market reports to-day.
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tent Medi
rOleuunl Ce
THE OsL MARK FITS.
BY p. d A. TEL. LINE.

OFFICE OF
PETROLEUM CENTRE DAILY prCnRD
April :6 1872 '
The petroleum market 's quiet to-day at
S3,6 The sales were 500 barrels al tn
above figure.
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cB-A 10. Of old papers for sale at this
ofis. "
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Nrssrs Andrews & Co --CEyTs:-This Is o
ce, iy a. t 7 ii: We used one OF CATE. BACK ste
yION EEVENTONN, the Lee e. Hi bland
Lease Economic Hin. and would not do wit out
it al any nrc 1t will do all nd moe thnn 1t is
recon AIDED TO DO. nd can cheeiiuy recon-
mend it 10 all Oil Operators who have any Back Snc
tion Wells
Yours, &c,
JouS MYERS.
r;l;ou.a EaI,'v inv m
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rHR PEOPLR,s COLUMN.
IBrief Communications PssOlished-Long
Ones Invayiably Reieeted-The Editor not
Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
n O.........n, sn.rIi.naan I

[Brief Communications P''Olished-Lofg
Ones Iavnia5ly Reiected-The Editor not
Responsible for the Sentiments Expressed
in the Communications.
The Columbus Legion
EDITOR REPUBLICAN;
In consequence of evil reports which have
been circulated against the Liberal Column
bus Legion (which is the only authentic le-
gion of the name in Louisians), some of the
members withdrew therefrOm, not of their
own accord, but because influenced by
report that the Legion was composed of
persons who had no solicitude for the vel
fare of the public but were merely bent
upon their own personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT
The parties concerned in the circulation
Of this falsehood were likewise industriC us
in spreading to the breeze two political
standards, viz: one to the Liberals and one
to the Democrats, but the Democrats failed
to enter tain their professions of triendliness.
The true state of the case is as follows:
The Columbus Legion was formed for the
purpose of consolidating the Italians, Span
iards, Maltese, Greeks, AustriaDs, and a
pOAb AuA Va IuO O4COAO PNPAAepNAOAf AAuCA SALC
banner of the Latin race. Our sympathies
were with the Democratic party, and it was
understood that we should remain neutral,
or rather independent, until all State con-
ventions had made their nominations, and
we should thereby be enabled to choose the
good from the evil.
Upon the night of the twenty-first ultimo,
the executive committee reported to the
club set of resolutions indorsing the
Liberal party. l, for one, spoke upon the
subject, and declared the resolutions out of
order, as we had met for the purpose of
receiving the report of the committee on
constitution and bylaws. l likewise
argued that, as the club was not properly
organized, it could not declare itself for
any party, and l was sustained by the
opinion of the club. At this stage of the
proceedings, mp jumped a member, in whom
the club had hitherto placed the utmost
confidence, and through the agency of his
influence with the members of the club, he
secured the passage of the resolutions.
Upon the twenty-sixth of July, the city
journals proclaimed that we had declared
for the Liberal party.
In the large meeting of August some of
the members protested against the actisn
of the previous meeting, but as the club
had hOisted the ensign of Liberalism, we
determined so to remain, and the club adj
.journed, with tremendous cheering for the
Liberal party.
intend to stand by the Liberal standard,
and 1 will support the principles of the
Liberal party, and can safely say that
will never be found among those who, hav-
| ing placed the club in a bad predicament,
have withdrawn without lending their aid
| to extricate it from the difficulty which
they themselves have brought about. So
! long as the Columbus Legion exists will
be found in it's ranks, battling, together
with my friends, for the success of Liberal
principles.
ANTONINO PATORNO.
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LOOK OUT FOR THEM.

People of New Orleans who pay FIVE
e1ghths of the State taxes, see to it. In
pOverished people of the country parishes,
see to it. The holders of State bonds,
at home and abroad, see to it.
1t might be suggestively added see
to what? See that the rotten hulks
of a past political power don't cum
Der the way: see that the voice of the
people, chained down by those who do
none of the voting and all of the growl-
ing, and who are in the first rank to get q
fat office, TO which their interest does not
entitle them, see to it that these public de-
mOralizers have no chance at the bellows,
no finger in the pie again. The State in
debtedness has not been increased one cent
by H. c. WarmOth. On the contrary, vii
lainy in the Legislature, by which the debt
could be increased, was killed off by the
$25,000,000 amendment, suggested by Gov
ernOr WarmOth, who has destroyed by his
veto more Jobs than ever have passed. The
State debt is but 1913 1000, 900, all told. See
to it. The State taxes are levied to pay the
interest of the bonded debt, and we say,
bully We believe in paying debts-see to
it. The augmentation in the city debt has
been made BY the rose-watered Democrats
see to it. With the bad deeds of past adj
ministrations numbering the records, and
for which the present administration has to
pay-echo answers, see to it.
M No. 9 d.
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Fourth Congressional District-LibeTal


The delegates of the fourth congressional
district, Liberal party of Louisiana, con-
vened at the ladies' parlor. st. Charles
Hotel, for the purpose of nominating can
didate for Congress from said district for
the unexpired term of James McCleery, and
a candidate for the full term.
j. B. Sterling was called to the chair, and
L. L. PiersOn selected as secretary.
The object Of the convention being fully
explained, and nominations for the unex-
pred term being announced in order, the
following nominations were made; Samuel
Armstead, of CaddO; E. H. Flowers, of
Whereupon the roll of parishes being
called. Samuel Armstead received twenty
four votes, and E. H. Flowers twenty
votes.
On motion, the nomination Of Samuel
Armsraad was made unanimous.
Nominations for the full term being an
nounced in order. the following names were
placed in nomination: General z. A,
Morse, of NatchitOches; Judge NJ. Ryan, of
Rapides: Colonel E. C.. Davidson, OF Sabine;
Colonel J. P. Newsham.
Judge RYAN rose and in an eloquent adj
dress thanking his friends for placing his
name in nomination, withdrew his name.
Nominations being closed, the roll OF par
ishes was called and resulted as follows:
General P. A. Morse, A votes; Colonel y
P. Newsham, ? votes; Colonel =. T. paVl0-
son, So votes.
On motion, the nomination of Colonel r..
c. Davidson, for the full term IN Congress
from the fourth congressional district was
made unanimous.
On motion the convention then ADJOURNED
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND VACANT REAL
ESTATE AT AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF
We are requested to call attention to the
sales at auction to be made tomorrow at
noon, at the st. Louis Auction Exchange,
st. Louis street, by the Sheriff of the Parish
of Orleans, Said sales comprise:
1. a lot Of ground, with the buildings and
improvements thereon, situated No.6O Spain
street, between Charters Cate Myreau) and
Royal Qate CasacalYo) streets, Third Dis
trict.
2. And lot Of ground, situated on Bar
racks street, between Villera and Robert
son streets, Second District.
For full particulars see advertisement.
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LOST

T OsT OR MIsLAID.-NOTlCE Is HEREBY
IL given that have made an application to the
POntchartrain Railroad Company for a new certi-
ficate of SEVEN SHARES OF THE CAPITAL
STOCK of said company stan ding in my name, the
original, No. SAL, having been lost or mislaid.
Ru1 BOT BLANCHE OGDEN
r ST-CAUTION:-TWOM MORTGAGE NOTES
~ drawn by NJ. NJ. Nolan, dated New Orleans,
October 49, 1871 payable espectively in twelve and
twenty.fOur months, each for the sum Of : 1000;
also, one for the sum Of $65 drawn by Monroe
Thomas, dated New Orleans, March Z, 1872, and
payable in six months. All of said notes payable
at the Bank Of America, with eight per cent inter
est. The public is therefore cautioned against
negotiating the same they are the property of
the undersigned, and payment thereof having
been stopped. WILLIAM H. SEYMOUR,
iN21 anl2 ~. No. 81 EXchangs alleY.
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CANCELLATION OF BOND.

STATE or LOUISIANA
Executive Department,
New Orleans, July 6, 1872
WHEREAS, APPLICATION HAS BEEN MADR
w to me for the cancellation of the official bond
of w. H. Hire as coroner in and for the parish of
Orleans, to wit: bond dated April g. 1864, in the
sum of 525 600, signed by W. II. Hire as principal,
aud Alfred Shaw, John McHugh, John Condor and
A. Schwab as sureiies. the said bend beng cOndi.
toned for the faithful performance by the said W.
H Hire of his duties as coroner aforesaid; notice
is hereby given to all persons interested in the
said bond, to file their objections to the cancena
ton thereof in writing in the Office Of the Secre-
tary of State, within ninety days after the last
publication hereof.
Given under my hand and the seal of the State,
this sixth dav of Jnly A. D. 1872, and of the indie.
pendeRce of the United States the ninety
II. G. WARMOTH.
By the Governor.
F. J. HEBRON,
Secretary of State. iy9 30t
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Apnnintments By the Goyernor.

Governor Warmoth yesterday appointed
Eloi Joffrion, John Ewell, Felicien GOu-
deau, F. NJ. Goudeau and Martin Says,
police Jurors, Avoyelles parish; w. NJ.
Ewell, notary public, AvoyeIes parish; w.
w. Waddill, mayor, and J. c.. DucOte,
Pierre MagIOre, F. B. De Bellevue and S.
R. Thorpe, aldermen, Marksville; o. D.
BragdoD, colonel and aid-de-camp on staff
of the Governor.
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CARRoLLroN ITEMs-On the tenth OF
September the Mayor will sell steam ferry
privilege.
A Greeley meeting was held in Wagner's
brick yard last evening, and the battle-cry
was Anything to beat Grant"
The writ of mandamus of the Jefferson
City Gaslight Company to compel the
Treasurer of the city of CarrolltOn to pay
the coupons on the gaslight bonds has been
refused Judge Pardee recused himself,
and the case was tried by Judge Hyman.
The bark Hester Blanchard, Captain
Hardy, is loading with black walnut at
Fischer's mills, for Hamburg, sailing hence
to-day. The Hester Blanchard is OF $50 tons
burden, and carries hence afull cargo.
Captain Gibson, of the baEk Neversink,
hence for New York, not only took the OPP
position port to discharge his freight in,
thereby saving charges, but he employed
the opposition towboat, thereby saving
about fifty per cent in the price of tonnage.
If all ship owners could manage to find
captain as swift to take advantage Of all
the facts as Captain Gibson has done, the
rogues in New Orleans would lose some
slices of their living.
This same vessel of 500 tons burden, has
sailed for New York from the port of Car
rolIton. She is the first vessel that ever
came to that port with a corgo and carried
one away, having brought railroad iron for
our use and loading back with black wal
nut. Captain Gibson landed at Carrollton
because of its being a free port. He has
saved all port charges, and besides he had
a better and healthier port in which to rest
his ship and crew. The New ersink is fine
vessel, and Captain Gibson is a sensible man.
The officers are Captain Hardy; first
mate, E. H. ShepardsOn, and second mate,
Mr.. Anderson. All of these officers have
made friends during their stop in Carrollton,
and we wish them a pleasant voyage, full
winds and a speedy return.
The above items, taken from the State
Register, inform us that CarrolltOn is grow
ing.
The same journal scores the pound
keeper, and bis unseemly manner Of doing
business.
The city council made an attempt to es-
tablisb pound, but the resolution was
tabled.
The new police jury Of Jefferson parish,
left bank, has taken charge of the affairs Of
that corporation. Among the assets turned
over by Robinson, the secretary Of the old
jury, were some $1,000 of parish warrants
that had been received for taxes by tax col
lector Monitor. One of the peculiarities OF
this transaction is the fact that among the
warrants turned over were the $4,000 given
to Robinson by the old jury, Now, what
we want to know is, did Montieu receive all
these warrants for taxes, or did Robinson
exchange his warrants for better ones, that
Montieu received for taxes
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AUCTION SALES TOMORROW.

BY WILLIAM WEEKS, constable Third Justice
Court, at II o'clock, at corner OF Customhouse
street and Exchange alley, one bay horse-Au-
gust Duclos VS.. William Vigers At IL o'clock,
az No. 85 Bienville street, lot Of household fur
uiture-HeHry Pinard vs.. R. Derbes.
BY A. ]. DAvERN, constable Second Justice
Court, at II O'Clock, at No. 245 Girod street
lot Of household furniture and efects-Ju iius
A. sommer vs.. Louis Apley'
BY SHERIFF. sAUvLNET, at u o'clock, at
the ST Louis Auction Exchange, lot Of
ground on Barracks street-state Of Louisiana
vs.. c. Azaretto. At O'Clock, on Old Canal,
near Galvez street, the marine ways for rails
ing vessels-willam A. Hyde VS. valentine
Rothsn.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-08-11

Pursuant to call the delegates-or those
of them who still cling to the decayed for
tunes of the Last Ditchers-who repre-
sented the first and second congressional
districts in the Opera House convention,
assembled at Democratic headquarters yes
terday. Frank c. Zacharie, Esq, was
nominated for Congress from the first, and
General Randall L. Gibson from the second.
Of course these gentlemen have not a ghost
of chance for election.
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ORDNATIoNs.-We copy the su3loined re-
port from the Mor7,iag Star:
The announcement that three young gen
tlemen, seninarists in this city, were about
TO be elevated to the sacred order of priest
hood, attracted such an assem- blage TO the
new Church of st. John the Baptist, on
Dryades street, last Sunday morning, that
large and cOmmodious as Is the edlhce,
many persons went away, being unable to
secure admittance. At nine o'clock pro
Cession was formed, consisting OF cross
bearers and acOlytes and the following eler-
CIV: Rev. Fathers Kennedy, St. j Ohns; Hes
lin, st. Patrick,s; Massardier, st. Theresa's;
Mignon and Frein, Cathedral; Heaphey,
chaplain of Academy of Holy Angels; Cal
lagban, diocese of Mobile; Gauth erin, s. NJ;
Very Rev. Father Pellicer, V. G., diocese Of
Mobile: Rev Thomas j. Smith, G.. NJ; Very
Rev. Father Raymond, V. G.. and the Very
Rev. Fathers J. and G. Moynihan on either
side of his Grace Archbishop Perche.
Starting from the pastoral residence,
they crossed the intervening space and
thence went into the sanctuary where his
grace was ROBBED in full pontif cal attire.
Preliminary to comforting holy orders upon
the applicants for that distinc ton, the
Archbishop conferred tonsuri, minor or
ders, and subdeacOnship, on MI. MlohaeI
Robinson, of the congregation OF the Holy
Saviour, aIM Mr.. Magin Palmer. This be-
ing concluded, Very Rev. Father Raymond,
Y. g., acting as archdeaeon, called the Rev
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NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERs.
BOARD OF STATE TAX ASSESSORS OFFICE,
M IR1 Ora vier street.

BOARD OF STATE Tax Assessors OFFICE,
No. 1877 Gravier street, |
Room No. S Cotton Exchange,
New Orleans, August !, 1872. J.
TIME TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY OF NEW Or
Il leans are hereby notified that the assess
ments of State taxes for the year 1872 are com
pleted, and the books will be exposed until the
thirty first day of August, 1872 to correct CHROME
GUS assessments. JOHN W. SWORBSi
President Board of state Tax Assessors.
n B-The books Of the Fifth District will be
exposed at the Couiteouse in Algien, for twenty
days and the remaining eleven days in August,
1872 at the Office of the Board of State Assessors,
NB.-Please bring last years tax receipts with
you.
: aul I'd JOHN W. SWORDS.
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FOR SALE.

NOR SALE-CONTBNTS OF A FINE, WELL
n ventilated Hall, next door to the National Hail.
No. 294 POydras street, near Liberty well adapted
for Tails, dances, etc Contents soda shop and shoe
SHOPPING top counter, cake showcase shelving,
lars, ice box, demIiObRs, etc. together with shoe
shop, with all the tools for making and fitting and
large shoe showcase. sliding glass doors. All for
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CONTRAUTORs, ATTENTION.

dds WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS OFFICE
ID until u NJ August 81, 1872, for the improve
ment Of the TangipahOa and Tcheiuncta rivers, in
the State of Louisiana
The work on the TangipahOa will consist in
clearing the stream from its mouth TO Wells Ferry
of all tiuber distractions to navigation, these
being in its bed and on it's banks.
That on the Tchefuncta will consist in the total
removal of the wreck of the gunbOat Oregon.
Bid will be opened August 81, 1872, at u NJ,
sharp Bidders are invited to be present.
The government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
information as to conditions, ETC.. furnished
upon application TO G. w. HOWELL,
Captain of Engineers United States Army.
Address United States Engineers office, New Or
leans, Louisiana, or postOtiioe lock box No. $50,
New Orleans Louisiana. iy3l
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BUSINESS CHANGES.

TVHE COPARTNERsHIP HERETO
Il fore. existing under the name and style Of
FATJO, MARKS CO. is this day dissolved by
Either party will sign the name of said firm in
All claims to be presented to Messrs D. FATyO &
co. at the old stand No 50 TchoupitOulas street.
...-, ID, FATJO.
JOHN BRUNAsO.
JOSEPH II. MARKS.
!. n. MAKS.
New Orleans, July 81, 1872.
Referring to the above notice, will shortly an
nOunce my future business and its locality. For
the present. am to be found at my old location:
/. n. MARKS.
The unders' gned have this day formed a CO.
partnership, under the firm name Of D. FATJO
co, and will continue the Wholesale GrOceEW, I'm
porting and General Commission business, as here
tofOre, at their old stand, No. SO Tchoupitoulas
street.
JOHN BRUNASO
New Orleans, August j. tS72 aus I'm
V7HE COMMUNICATIVE OF WARREN &
L CRAWFORD expires this day by limitation.
Either partner will sign in Liquidation only
THOMAS W. CRAWFORD.
New Orleans, July 81, 1872.
Referring TO the above, the undersigned have
this day formed cOpartn eTship to continue the
cotton factOrdge and commission business under
the name sty le and firm of WARREN, ATKINSON
4 CO., at No. A.. CarOnde.et street,
J. J WARREN
G. ATKINSON,
J. N ATKINSON.
New Orleans, August !, 1872. aus I'm
NOTICE.-AS SURVIVING FARTHER OF 'THB
IN late firm of s. MENDBLSOHN co l have
been appointed liquidator by the Second District
Court OF this parish. All parties holding claims
against the firm or persons owing TO the same will
present them to me for settlement or payment.
s. MENDELSUHN,
LquidatOr of MendelsOhn L Co.
New Orleans, August J, 1872. aul lm
MIR. ROBERT GRIEsINGBR has BEEN
w admitted partner in our firm from this date.
GLEASON x co.
New Orleans, July l, 1872. jy28 3taw I'm
NOTICE,-THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
~ existing between the undersigned under the
hrns Of Hinck Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
Mr.. F. J. KUHNHOLZ will hereafter carry on the
business at the old stand No. so Camp street, on
his own account. He assumes 81 the Liabilities Of
the late firm, and is authorized to collect and re-
Ceive all claims due thessame.
New Orleans, July 10, 1872.
HENRY HINCK,
IVA 7. J. KUHNHOLZ-
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The statement that the Delta warehouse
Of Mr.. j. P. Rondo was reported by the
police to be found open Friday morning;
and some meat stolen therefrom, was cor
rect as far as it went; but further explana-
ton and examination discloses the uninter-
esting fact that the place had been broken
open by burglars. Marks of violence are
plainly visible. Mr.. RondO is too prompt a
business man to carelessly or accidentally
leave his doors unlocked at night.
Thieves seem to think this gentleman's
property belongs to communists, as they
have recently made two or three attempts
TO rob him.