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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

Lsuis SapoieoR had nearly g million OF
doll.ss' w'sA OF property in Mes York
city, and made several large investUe nts
there during the last year of his life. intL
mate friends of the e1-Empress Eugene
say &hst sbe and her GOD viu vtsit this
e0pptry uext eupues.
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GOIYSsNo

Cernpafarfvs statefnenq- -fransacffoHs @s
the Week-ReceiptsO, SaIess ExpeFts
and Stock on Hands
New York; January eg--1he following
Is the eomparati SStc"ttogs Statements
Reeeipts sf@oStof SoP Nhs week az alb
snited States ports, :. ss..... So..6s.sS s33ses
Receipts same time last S2G $50
Total receipts 6sf (eottOS SINCE !septem.
Der |. 1872, TO date. 20 Oh = Q SyO ggR
TO%al same sme last o.o.o...,.....GYla % .. prs
BT ports for the wees from all ports..o.,.. 62 ,Gs
Sxpprts sans7 tim . s'st scar 1856
kxpOrts'sinCe Sepomber 81 &..oo.s...s,...,f !OJ $50
Exports same time last year...s.....,,.,. %. 100
STOCK at all United States ports..s.....,. sGg63s
STOCK same time last year e.o.......... SI3 8ss
STOCK AZ interior towns e. 9s J5s
STOCK last gear o%o.o.s.................s 80 sDS
StocA AZ liverpool. AS ODe
STOCK last year 40! D0e
American cotton ahoat foy Great Bntan..o 265, o. Q
stock last year. 600 $4,000
SAVANNAH, January 2i.-Stocs Se.E9
balss: weekly net receipts f9, 1873; exports
TO Great Britain 607a; continent 3NIs eoasso
wise GAS; sales 5000.
WILMINGTON. January 24.-Stock s3SS
lCoATNVED QE EI0H9H RAGE-l
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'RLEANS. SATURDAY, JANUARY 25, 1873.
Academy of Music-Thompson Troupe.

The public we will never dupe. but tell
them what is good; SO go and SEQ the
Thompson troupe to night in ''RobiD Hood"
IN green and crimson you behold that out
lawed hoblem,n. and. with her radiant
locks of gold. the fair maid !Mari9nt. There's
FTiag- Tuck. the priest all shorn. with eowl
and quarter staff. with pasty and an ample
horn, the nut-b brown ale to guaf. There's
CGatr de lion. known so well. from Ger
mau Jail en- route: by BlondiS rescued from
a cell with common German flute. {This
BLondi,I he was not that cuss who walked
upon the wire across Niagara. and thus
made all the fools admired 'Tis not. in edi
tors. TO care what BIondia sung about. and
Beckett leads us t0 infer that it WAS ''sevsn
out" Then see the sberiff's posse rise, like
dough and salkratus; but Ro5is to this
posse cries, "You can not eom-it-at-us."
Miss AHco served the plaguey writ-her
pappy gave it over; she caught bold Robin
in the net the parson sets for rovers. Old
Sherwood forest arches ring with
songs amt glees and catches: you catch
the spirit of the ring and clap
the merry wretches. They fleece the rich
to feed the poor, and far from mercenary,
with Christian aims to swell their store,
they sack monastery. Now, if you fear to
take stitch, you ust let cut loop, take
front seat-no matter which-and cheer the
Thompson troupe. And when you like a
dance or song, don't stamp and laugh and
roar, and swell the fervor of the throng, by
yelling out ''enoore!" They'll come back
with childlike smile, with song or High
land fling. But may be it might stir your
bile, to hear them at the winZ. Suppose
Miss Thompson buys a gem from Levi or
Larue, and says: I'D like pair of them,
SO please to give me twoI' Thus, if you
find the songs first rate, it surely is but
rig ht if you like them in duplicate-~why-
csIne another night.
But tell she ehildres "sacgriay.
If you'll. be very good
I'll take you to the matinee
and show you Robin Hood.
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LOST.

+ OST OR NiISLsID-oNB CERTslE PRO,
, missory note for the m Of $500 drawn and
indorsed by John Henry, dated January O. 1877, and
payable one year ster date. ana bearing n interest
at .ht peg cent per annum ron oa,s III paia
and s'ar.phed ne yarietur sy 4. COmmagere n tary
pbc of tbis city identify 1t With an act passed
n,fsrq him on the said January 1, 1879 Inc punIe
Of che same having bees chopped ia the hands OF
she said John Henryo ~,, eor>ps
;al0 II - 81 fe7' MANUEL Do'H'hi'
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INDEMNITY FOR PORTO RICO SLAVES
PUBLIC INDIGNATION UNBoUNDED
END OF THE SNOW STORM
COTTON BARK ASHORE AND AFL0AT
WASHINGTON.

As .isfanr Secretary of State-Full CabI-
net Meeting.
WASHINGTON, January 2i.-J. c. B. Da-
Wis has been nominated as Assistant Secre-
tary of State.
There AS full Cabinet meeting TO- day
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Heath Av Small.pOK,

Dr. Il. II. Whyte. OF Trinity. Cssahcufa
PARISH. died or Friday last of smallpox,
at that place. which disease he contracted
while attending patient. DR.. Whyts vas
= graduate OF the Medical College connected
with the Louisiana State University, of tho
class Of 1879, vas q young man OF fine
talents, and was abous entering upon an
extensive prsctiee at the time @! his death.
Nervous DIsEAsEs.-pr. L. de- =. Curtis.
celebrated medical authO. and specialist:
in ueg5ous diseases. is. We are glad 80 say 4.
in the city. As he proposes 30 remain only
one month il wobld be we'll for thosc OF our
readers as are afflicted With msladies com.
ing within the scope Of bis speciality to sal!
upon him st once for treatment, as he ts
said TO be wonderfully successful as well as
learned. his Office is at No. 9 Rsppars
strset-iu the old SSns residence.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
Tho Tempess ere.

The Thermometer at ouis FYisero's,
No. 80 Chartrss street, yesterday stood a.
foliows: Al -. "a. 34o: at :: p. NJ. a.;
&: p. ~. !5'. Lowest poin. during the
nigh: Of January %, 3i2.
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Tic n'eetinE fhi. EYenin..

The president OF ;he executive committee
TO procure an rquestrian portrsi; Of i'resi
dent Grant. Gc.irsk that attention be called
to the announcement of q mas. in.etir. III
Republicans a: Mechanics Institute lhis
evening at seven O'Clock.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25


She shove statement is - true and coSrect tran.
script from the books Of the company.
KAsPAR AUCH, PRESIDENT
lous MATHIS. Secretary.
sTsrf SOU1sIAsS,
Parish Of Orleans, s'itv of New Orleans
Sworn to and subscribed before me this twenty
secOnd day of January, 1873. JOHN DAILY,
Sixth Justice of the Peace, Parish Of Orleans
Atameeting OF che Board or Directors held on
the twentieth day of January. 1873 il resolved
to d, clare q dividend OF sixty EIGHT PER GENT
on amount paid in, 10 he credited on stock notes
KASPAR AVCH Srssident.
Souss sArHS, Secretary.
At The annual election, held on the thirteenth
instant, she following gentlemen were elected N
rsctOrs, to serve during ths ensuing wear:
Hasper such. ]. H. Keller,
~ +. Theismao. Henry Bensei, ~
2hilipp Drumsu, John Schrllang.
sir.stavs Beet. william nehle,
touis Paesse'. J. y. Eran.,
Il. H. scheme, Basils Dabaf
Rntsrt JackA0A D.. Ii. EurtOa.
Henry Rice, J. B. cotton,
Louis MathiA pr. T. =. Wood.
John Purcell. J. H. Norton,
W r Fish }. NJ. Dem&rest.
A. L ChexSliPS. DaI iel Eoderitho
Henry Ei'esmsnn
snS az a meeting OF the Board heid she
tvegtjeth instant, KASPAR AUtH, Bsq was un
auinIolIsly reelecte ted Yresident; R. BFRT JACk>Os
Rso sic. Preside ut: and JOHN PURCELL, Esq, In
spestos. ADON "S"nS' Sts's"hs'
i.23 Inc
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WANTED.

III a. housakeeper in q gentIemsn's family BY
LADY who ver understands the nianAgeWknt on
household. Address C.. at this ettc& 90
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FOB RENT.

HOU-E FOX KENT AND EfRslTURB
KE 20. sale.-a com Ggtslble IwN-story hOuse
GiIglblg Iscstei Su Galnp street, With everything
esoinplet. Cor Housr ksepIaE and all in good order
bei ~ nesrls new, via be sold IN block to y puv
Dhaser Sir his own uF.s. The sstabiithment is com
Plete in all depar me- uts, having boen selected by
Ats owusf for use Will be sold a" account of bao
health Furuitur, dealers aud vendors need not
apply Address HOUSE, at this office. jA4
NOR RENT-RooMS WITH Or WEHoUg
E board, in suites single Also, few day
sosrders take+a Apply Of No. 2r Camp street, nsaa
~ Joseph dsS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
8Y TEL E GRAPE.
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS

LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
LOUISIANA INVESTIGATION COMMITTEE
Deliberating Oh Supreme Court Decision
PNEUMATIC TUBE 70 CHICAGO
NEW ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE
SNOW AND sEEEg At NEW SORB
THE. CAR-AOOE MURDERER
CHECKING GERMAN EMIGRATION
INDEMNITY FOR PORTO RICO SLAVES
Public ,NDIGNATIOS UNBoUNDED
END OF THE SNOW STORM
COTTON BARK ASHORE AND AFLOAT
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25
VOLUME Vino. 247.

ADJUSTMENTS.
'STARIETIIcs THEATRE.
gde lessaa.. .................LAwRBNCE BARRETT!
sNGsGEMGNT oP
CHARLOTTE CUSU WAN.
EgERY BvEEING AND SATURDAY NATlSEE
rc,ry.s musical and romantic drams cf
GUY .IANNERIN1s
MISS CUsHMAN AS
MEG MERHIL1ESo
Monday. JanuarS |s
NACRETH.
kFtss CrSH3AE LADY mACBEFH'
GAwRRRCK BARRETT "A hAo9hIh'
IN prsparat.on-HRsRY VII: vl:.--------... -%S~
S,T. CHARLES THEATRE.
- p-orrietor
skEx sEE Manager
Last night but one OF
wIIJI.M H. LINGARD and his hh" OO"HNi
COMPANY.
Grand Matinee TO-DAY at IL ID.
KIND TO A FAULT
AM r-uK EEW LINGARD SKETCHES.
s,,,r,ox Evening, january 25s 1873,
DAVID GARRICK.
a. ,,,.ot .....ALICE DUNNlNG LlEGARD
To conclude with the
EEW LINGARD SKETCHES.
Nor6ay-The cplehratcd Irish comecian ana
vocalist, Mr. JOHN COLLINS. .,.-
Doors open a. n quarter to seven; the overture
viii commence at a quarter 10 eight o Gloek.
ia22 :: eIe Ae2H- 11eHsHle.:
ACADEMY or MUSIC.
r 6BIDWRIL.............Ma Manager and Proprietor
J. KITERBDdE.. loa7uiei
snooDd week of the unprecedentedly brilliant
engagement Of the worldfam peerless
Qneen Of Bnrlesque,
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON,
Who bias fully recove.ti from her severe inui'p'S''
HER MAMMOTH COMPANY,
The most complete burlcsqne organization In the
word.
wednesday, Evening, January %, 1873
And Until Farther Notice,
Will he prevented in its integrity, the latest New
York Thompson Burasque, wri ten expressly for
she company, With all the lat"st musical novelties
epecially imported; elegant AMI charaCt Cteflsuc cos
tames ne W scenery aud effects; the sole copyright
- which belongs to the management
ROBIN HOODi
OR. THR MAID THAT WAS ARCH. AND
The Y0=th that svas Archers
SntroGuci.c she Wonderful Specialties that form
tn. marked feature. Of he c"mpany
Pridas Evening" Jannars 2t-SeconS SkNEP!Go OF
Alss by di0 !Eom pron.
Saturday rnatiate-Usua' 'ricPas
monday. January ?7-sLaDDfN.
FRIDAY jnnuary 3l-BLUE BEARD
Honday FshrNary 5-LuKLINB.
No increase in prices. SEATS may be secuf:h S SIX
EyUggaERN G0lA.ER SKATING sas-
a. SOCIATION.
sssEMBLfBs At
CARO- ONDELE1' HAL1S
Exposition Buildipg).
friday Night. January ~.
Fos ..n,lemsa's p'actice. from 5.3o to $50.
SataTdaS,
TrnIn sau 90 s~.'vs o.losk and from two 20 fou'
eeI1sk sGT school children. p1regss . {. teachegs.
s-n.urany Night. Janunry 2Js
&ran4 4..e0lty tor ALL 4" hen fire music vii. 30 n
Att.a adIuceo
Seysis. Se.'reu, o. jnisinc N.e Exposition Cu",
a0w being :':mrd, will please and IN Their appI'
cations 70 thr 0iti"e. Exposition buildng- J"2iZ1
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ssIs 2r.ss,s United states Msrshaf

M. r.. l,eSins -. SspamshiS 1Siy ef Gale
srst,n-ko l0U9S
~ sIIH CNIThD SVATEs BlsTRiCr COUNT,
n pistss. OF Iouisi1ns-In Spsdience so an ad'
0airsl,, srran. - directed N enc above enti-
Oet s.tt J. ~. seig.l and ~ Ken ints my posses
Oion- =. ,..~.-,ox .
SHg syEsMsHI! CfTy OF GAlrEsTos. nef
aAok .. apparel etc.. NOw hbelcd by ". . levine,
gOr t.r c.u.rs s.t forth R the libel nov SenalhS
On che vi trics sslurs oS the Enittd states
NwneE a, Ovn.r, ,h,r.oS snd all and every
person 80 persons hsviag sr pretending 10
have ans sight, sisle .r Interest III or TO
she same 20 Se and appear a. District
Cosr> "f tho I'nsa Statee fnr the district afore-
ead =" u holden at he sity OF few orleans on
che S-st Monday Sf ErbCGsry. - show cause, II
any 'hey have sr ca. ~hy the said steamship
shous no. Ic condemned .sa Ss sold agreeably 10
che prases 't abe auts
United states Marsha's OHes. ESV 0yleaps,
GleseGs day .! JANUARY, 1879.
a. y. PACKARD,
eall ~ % f"2 United states darshal
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We copy 81. subioine3 psr.s:aph from
fl

the COHaldsOnyille Chief:
Car fo..ds uf railroad iron ard cons truc-
ton ma:erial continue 30 arrise here at ire
9ueDt iat"rvsls, and the rO.',. is being ef-
tended beyond here a. rapidly as po ,slb!es
There is q report that as soon as I he la
borers have completed the track to Bayou
GJula another dead halt will be made tor
an indefinite period of time, but we be-
heve the rumor to be groundless.. We VII:
seek authentic Information upos the ssRSeet
to lay before svE geadera
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-25

d. Ii. Harden VS.. rteHmbORs J0sephine-
No. l0,E6.
TN THE UNITED SrAThS DISTRICT COURT
L nisrri,t of L1uisiana.-Iu obedience 20 an ad-
SniraIty warrant to me directed IA the above
entitled suit, have seized and taken flt" my pes
Nession-- .....,
THE ErRAMBOAT JOSEPHINE, nes fackle,
appar,I etc, now lbelcd by IL T. harden, for the
cause set forth i'll the libel now pending III the
Sfsirict Court of the United States
Aud do hereby ci'e and admonish the owner OF
wneIs thereof and all and every person OF persons
terest IN or to the same, to be and appear NJ pis
trict Court Of the United States for the district
aforesaid to Se holden at the city OF New orieans
ON the brst Monday OF February, TO snow
cause If any they hsve or can, why the sao
steamboat sheu not be condemned ana SOFA aSreo-
ably to the PRAYER OF hbr rlants.
United States Maisha's ofioe. New Orleans.
@lsVtGtlSSas sS SsurAry, I5.s
q A.nisn u Ut M,ArshRS
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INSURANCE.
Y AFAyETTE FIRE INSURANCE C0M.
PAYy GF NEW ORLEANS.
Tk;rH Annunl lssIaIemene.l lSS2.

IN conformity with the requirements OF their
charter. the Company publish the fol owing state
OF their business FOX the year ending DecsIH'
Aer 81. 1872
Amount of u@e m u.n. fire fiak. dur.
.pinm. Of 1871 7l...1e'.''.............. $6C.78s 81
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MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.

2IddiSs Coleman az Soc use Ste&meS
henry Ames.
TFsyTR GE1TEis STATES DISTRICT COURT.
II Dl.t.et o. Louisians Nc, 40 !0O-!n obeditnte
40 an slinirsl,y NarranI .reCtsd in the above
ssntitlcn s1lts Gsys "a ized sn6 taken !nts sny
sDoss 'sslnp- -
etc. row lbe ed by RiGd e, Coleman x Co, for the
st forth in he libel now pending in the Dis
Grict Court of the Cnted States
And | do heyeby cite and admOnish the owner
Ownrrb thereof aud all and every peTsen or per
SONS having or pretending to have any right, title
interest in or to the saine to he appear at
Dist let Court of the United States for the district
AFORESAID, to be holden at the city of New Orleans,
gu the third Monday Ol February, to show cause, If
any they have or can, why the said steamboat
should not be condemned, and be sold agreeably
10 Che prayer OF hh.'lants.
Uuited states Marshars Office Sew Drlsans,
twenty third day Of January, la73
=. &. PACKARD,
~ r,Iq United Ma shaq
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lCosrMgxD os Es0HSH eAGx-l
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-28
A Thief Caught.

Dan Newcomb, fresh from term of ser
vice in Joliet, wanted money and was too
lazy to earn it. He and John Mannix,
strangers to each other were cumming
around town Sunday night and brought up
in Keator 4 Wilson's lumber yard between
u and . O'Clock to take rest, when
Newcomb robbed Manning, in a scufle. of
pocket book containing SIS or $50, and
hid it in his boot leg, but'pretended he had
dropped it. Mannix lighted tive matches,
pretending to look for the pocket book, but
as he says, to get good look at the man
who robbed him so he could de-
scribe him and recognize him by
daylight They then separated and
Manuix informed the police, describ
ing the thief Roateh traced him to Dav
export and found where he had beer
spending money. At noon, City Marsha
kimball spied man on this side who an
swered the description. and Swallowed hin
4 till Roatch could arrive When Roatcl
arrived he was secured and taken to jail
where, on search, $44, loose in his pockets
was found, and he owned up the whole at
fair. Another trip to Joliet will probabl,
be his fate.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-28
Carriage Smashed

On sunday. Frank johnson aud james
Rcuiro hired a top carriage aud pair OF
horses from John G. Brown livery stable
in TIN. city for q ride. They were driving
in Davenport with two girlsin the carriage
when, it is said, Frank dropped one Of the
rcin-. and in trying to get it the team star
ed 10 run. The team ran or blocks anc
smashed the carriage into kindIing wood
The inmates Of the carriage we're not in
jured nor the horses. The affair occurred
between aud 3 clock
The carriage was new one. purchased
By Mr. Brown on Saturday, for $3.50. II,
thinks it will cost 500 to repair it,
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-28
NOTES HERE AND THERE.

An article in this psper entitled The
Farmers and the Tariff may be read with
profit by everybody.
Thomas B. Graham formerly in the liv-
cry business in this cit7, has returned here
and we hope will 90 INTO business here
again.
The Mississippi river, at this point, TINS
Monday morning, was 5! feet above Inv
water mark, and falling at the rate Of about
an inch day
Saturday afternoon, a Swede was 90
anxious to catch the ferry boat coming from
the other side that he jumped into the nv
err. He was fshed out.
There will be many regrets on reading
the notice of the death of Mrs. d, +. kln-
ney, resident of this county since $50
and most estimable and much respected
lady.
The Illinois game law restrictions vii
expire August Is, after which date anC
until January !, it will be lawful to shpot
prairie chickens, partridges, wild turkeys
etc, and to sell and buy these description
of game in the markets.
/ Heinrich Doose, Sra carpenter in Dav-
export, had been engaged at work il
Durant and was coming home on the trair
Friday evening, of last week. He lived il
the northwestern part Of Davenport, AM
thought he would get off near his hom
and thus save the long walk back from th
Perry street depot, and in doing SO fell an
both legs, below the knees, were run owe
and ground up fine. Both legs have lee
amputated above the knees, but sigh
hopes are entertained of his recovery.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-28

Saturday afternoon, about 0 clock. Mr.
John Thompson. farmer residing above
Moline. was IN that city with his wife He
left biz team, tor moment, with Mrs
Thompson in the wagon, when the horse:
became frightened and ran, throwing Mrs
Thompson out and iuiuring her so that She
died in two hours She was buried OF
Sunday. from the Methodist Church il
Moline. Her age was g. The famil!
came from Pennsylvania 70 this coun
ty some 80 years ago. aud have ever en-
ioyed the highest respect and esteem Of all
Mrs. Thompson was the mother Of Mrs
Justus d. Taylor, aud Of Mr. VIM. Thomp
son. Of this city.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-28
POLICE COURT.


Saturday July 2G.-Policemen Roatch
and D. Brennan came upon two men tight
ing, Friday night, near the corner Of Or
leans and Madison streets Their names
are John Wilson and Alfred Peterson
Wilson was secured and locked up, but
Peterson escaped The next day Peterson
delivered himself up aud was fined 50
aud Wilson, who was, according TO the CIV,
idcncc, acting in self defense was let off by
paying the costs.
Monday July 2S Saturday night Po
liceman Murrin found a Davenporter
james Lee, drunk and making nuisance
of himself, and locked him up. Fined $40
Sunday night man named Peter Lind
strom, intoxicated and disorderly, wa,
locked up by Policeman Anthony. Fined s.
On complaint of Valentine Mold, Assist
ant Marshal Brennan arrested Philip Sim
mons, this morning, for assault on Mol,
last night. The evidence showed it to be
sort of mutual scrimmage, and they wer
fined S. each and costs.
John w. Grant, on complaint of his wife
for drunkenness and abusive language, wa
locked up by Policeman ID. Brennan o
Saturday night This morning he wa
fined $40. Commitment to Jail was post
poned to give him chance to reform an
60 to work which, if he does not do h
will be locked up.
The Rock Island daily Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1872-1873, 1873-07-28


The CaioH attacked NJ Connolly par
ticularly, and the Board Education gen
orally. for not collecting Biley Davenport's
school taxes. though H1st any school
boy knows that it Is no PIT Of the duty of
the Board Of Education q collect taxes
We informed the Union hat the taxes
had been collected and tit the money was
then in the school treasuy The Inion,
instead Of profting by his Information
and correcting it, erroF, IT only renewed
its false charge hut east personal asper.
sion upon MAJ Council by suggesting
that the reason be had 81t collected the
taxes was because he vs. one of Bailey
Davenport : attorneys the Union had
the indecency to make tis charge after it
had been informed that he money was in
the school treasury,
And now, after exposing the falsehoods
and unjustifable insinus ions Of the Uaton,
before the whole community, we have at
last compelled that palsr to admit the
truth Of all we said tlat the taxes are
paid, and were paid Win it uttered its
scandal5us falsehoods.
! But the CaioH conso-s itself by saying
that the money came fpm Mr. Lynde :
pocket as he bid off ne lands for the
taxes. That is matte Of no sort Of con
. sequence 10 the public. The people have
got their money and it in their treasury
and that is all they car. OF have any right
70 care about it. If Bailey Davenport
chooses 70 let any man bid of his land,
for taxes and take his hances Of beating
the man in the courts, ne has perfect
right 70 DO 50, aud the people don
care fg about the result ont
way or the other. They have go
their money and that's al they care abou
it. Hundreds ofpeopl in this and in ev
cry other county in the State permit thei
lands to be sold at "a sale, year afte
year, and 10 one think or cares anythin
about it, Why should Bailey Davenpr
be singled out from al other men in TIL
county for SANDER an. abuse for dom
what they do unnoticel