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The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19
No 1S-PF0Repay Assessed i'm che Nanae Of
the Heirspf Roman, Patin, Delabauve and

ny VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NE VEST
y ed by law, I will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash, and without the benefit of APP
praisemeRt, at my office in the Courthouse In
the parish of st. Landry, in the town Of Ope-
ber, 1873, commencing at1I o'clock, 4. NJ, and
continuing from day to day, if necessary, the
following property, seized by met to satisfy debts
due to the State Of Louisiana and to the parish
OF ST. Landry, by delinquent taxpayers of the
tax rolls of 1871 and 1872, with all costs and
penalties, t0-wib: ia =. p
A certain tract of land assessed in the name
of the heirs OF Roman, Patin, DeIabauye and
Hollier, situated near Bayou Teche, m known
as the Petit BOis community property.
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, $139 IS
az 3",}Gzs -i$ 80 20. L. MORRIS, Collector.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19
No 21-PrOpersy Assessed i'm the Name of
JOhn Dunman.

pY VIRTUE OFTHE POWER IN ME VEST
- ed by law, I will proceed to sell at public
praisement, at my office in the Courthouse Of
the parish OF st. Landry, i'll the town of Ope-
lousas, on SATURDAY the fourth day of Ooto-
Continuing ~ from day TO day, # necessary s the
following property, seized by me to satisfy debts
due to the State Of Louisiana and to the parish
Of st; Landry, by delinquent taxpayers Of the
penalties, tO-wit:
A certain tract Of land assessed In the name
of John Dunman, situated near Bayou Plaque
mines, measuring 203 1OL1OO acres, being in sec
ton t~hirty-nine, township nine, south range
two east.
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, al IS.
J. L. MORRIS, Collector.
sept. 19-3t,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19
No ss-Property Assessed in the Name Of the Heirs
of Joel NJ. Bell.

~ ed by law, | will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash, without the benefit Of an
praisement, at my office in the Courthouse Of
lOusas, on SATURDAY the fourth day of ocfO-
Der, 1873. commencing at IL o'clock A. NJ, and
continuing from day to day. if necessary, the
following property, seized byme TO satisfy debts
due to the State of Louisiana, by d~elinUuent
Taxpayers Of the tax rolls Of 1871 and 1879, with
all costs and penalties, tO-wit IT, N
One lot of ground assessed in the name of
heirs of Joel M. Bell, situated i'm the town Of
Opelousas, bounded north bylot of heirs Of W.
Taylor, south by property. Of A. Steen, east by
Market street, and west by Bayou lesson.
Amount Of State taxes due, 30 Is.
sept, 1887.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19

The alive Oak Hotel,n New Iberia, is
advertised for rent in our columns, to-
day. This is q good opening for an
energetic hotel keeper. The terms can
be learned at this office. a,ua v'1
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19

Main street in this town is now open,
we'll ditched and bridged. It is not so
straight as. it should be, but is q great
improvement on no street at all, and is
certainly an improvement to the town,
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19
No 27-PrOperty Assessed in the Name OF Mrs.
Harriet Phelps.

HHrTlbG Phelps.
by VIRTUE OF H POWER IN ME VEST
ed by law, I will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash, without the benefit Of APP
prais6ment, at my office in the Courthouse of
lousas, on SATURDAY the fourth day of Octo-
Der, 1873, commencing at IL o'clock 4. NJ, and
continuing from day to day, if necessary, the
d fHno to tBSep state Gf f soldsH ny n apd II f. S" they n aSRlS
of st. Landry, by delinquent taxpayers of the
tax rolls OF 1871 and 1872, with all costs and
penalties, tO-wit:
A certain tract of land assessed in the name
of Mrs. Harriet Phelps, situated at Coulee
Croche, measuring so acres, being the north
west quarter Of section No. enc, in township
eight, south range three east.
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, $40 no.
j. I. MORRIS, Collector.
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FAX COLLECTORS SALES.
No 2~O-Propriete Assesse au mona do

B. T. L. Smith.
LIN VEItTU DIES POUEOIRS DON'T JE SUlS
y revetu par lii loi, ;ie procederai q vendre a
renean public, pour du conptAnts sans Ie g S1ai
son de Cour de lit parOisse St. Landry, dams Ia
vile DIES Opelousas, lie SAMEDI, 4me jour doc
tObre, 1878, comlnenGant = onze heures dn matih
ct ~continuant de jour en- jour, sill est n6cessatre,
la propriGt6 suivante, saisi par moi pour salts
faire des dettes dues d PEtat de la Louisiana ct n
la paroisSe ST. Landry, par DIES payeurs de taxes
d6linquants du role de taxes de 1871 ct 1872, avec
tOus les frais ct penalties, SAVIOR:
Tn certain moroccan de terre, assess6 au nom de
B. T.. L. Smith, situe pres du Bayou Petite Pral-
RE, mesTrant cinquante arpents, etant une pOr-
ton d1 quart sud4est dc la section quatOfze dams
lie township quatre sud de Ia rangee cinq est,
borne sur tOus les Cotes par les terres dc .. II.
Violet.
Montant des taxes d'Etat ct de Paroisse dies,
81 70. J. L. MORRIS, COllecteur-
10 sent
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.Ne 8-Prepery Aaseassa aa Pc Nahse f

6-RropeEey Assessed aR aae NaEae g
VIM NJ. Dayna0n, &
VIRTUE OFTHE POWER ii ME VEST
- ed ny law, I viii proceed 10 sell at public
for cash, without the banenta OF ap-
n~8nisement. at nv Office In the G~OurthOuB8H0f
the parish of 80. Landry. IN tbs town OF 0pe~
i0sisas, On SATURDAY. the fourth day Of OGto--
begs 1878, commencing at IL o'clock A.. n, and
continuing from dry to day. ii necessary the
following property, seized by me, TO satisfy
beats due the State Of Louisiana, bysdeHaquenf
taxpayers of the fnyrOlls of 1871 and 1874 WITH
all costs and penalties, f0Swfh .
Wma. III. DayInoTn situated Id the wi OF wash
ingfon, fronting on Fiji street and joining lots
0fM. Garrdn ind " Dej0uy, together with All
the buildings and improvements thereon.
Amount Qf State taxes due. SIS TG.
j. LssMCRRH, Collector
sent. 1881.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19

We call attention to Mrs. Porter's
card. Her terms for board are as cheap
as.they usually are at country hotels.
Persons going to New Orleans will find
it to their interest to stop with her.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

Our Parish court adjourned last Tues
day sine die. ,ss~ssa.T. .~s.-s.,, t.-- Il.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19
No s-Prsprfeas Asasaae N Nom de VIVA.

no 4@k4n@Rp1Hae Asaasse an m0Ma as sS1as
NJ, DagIn0n.
INVERTE DESRDUg0TRS B0NVJE sUIs
- revEtu par la Isl, ie4Sr8ea6ferai q Valare u
#rercan public, peur DIN 0Inpfants ssaH Ie nenl-
fee de Destination. q mon bureau dams la MAI
SON dc G0ur de rs parHisSa St. Landry aaIsIa
vile des 0peiUlsas, iesAATEI9T, Anle jour uDe-
fobre. 1878, G0fnIaengaAG q a8nae helaIea Hn laat1n
ct continlIanf de Jour en- j0ur. sill e@ neeessH1r1,
10 pF0nIHeM sIiEante saisi par moi pom Suits
faire Ses Nettes dies o. FEfaE IL Ia LOufsaane Tsss
les p4YeNqs lie axes d~sIinquan9s. d1 Ea1e de
taxes de 1871 ct 1874, agee TITUS les feaIs ct penal.
ties, SAVIOR
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19

Some one was in town this week from
the upper part of the parish, and stated
that there had been considerable NOR:
tality in that section from the prevail
ing fever, which terminated in eonges-
ton; and that at Eyergreen there had
been eighteen deaths in one day, which
caused the citizens to scatter in search
of more healthy localities. We hope
this latter report, at least, isrsn exag-
geration. Eatts ! essgss- .tlnri.i -
There is one planter near this place.,
in Belleyue, who is a planter-he never
makes a failure. He has been here but
a few years; and ssaysEhes isssagreeably
disappointed in the land-iteis more
productive than he, expected. He
makes money at the. business, and is
just about completing a large fine
residence out of the revenues thereof.
His cotton crop last year was much bet
ter, or produced more than it did this,
owing to the destruction caused by the
worms; but his corn crop this year is
greater than it was last, and he still has
plenty of last years corn on hand,
Every acre of his large corn crop is
now a mass of growing peas, which are
both food for stock and one of the best
fertilizers. and the cheapest that can
be used. Some of our other planters
shoald take lessons from him. .tsr
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1873-09-19
Ne p4Raspriees Assesse an nom de

Aessrs. Morris ID Smith,
TN yERTU DIES PoUv0TRs DON'T JE sUTs
IL reVGbn par la 10i, lie pEBeederai aSvendre q
public, pour dn complaint cans le benie
fee he destination. asfa0n bureau dams La Mai
son de G0HFaE la paF0ISs6 SG. Landry, daIS la
willie des OnelOasas, le SAMEDI, jour doc
tohre, 1878; comTneneant d 01lze heuresan matin
ct c~onfinnant dc jour en- JON. s1 est n6cessaires
Ia nropriktA suivanta, saisi par moi pour salts
fafres dea dettes 0nesA IEtat de 1aI0ufsiane ct d
IN narntsse ST. Landry. na11las paye1EH de- taxes
d~6linauanta au rhles de taxes Dc 1eTi et18V2, ayae
totis les frais BIT penalties, savoir:
de Messrs. Morris & Smith, Ritu6 sur e. hay0sI
Sabine, mesurant cent s0ixante acres. enseH1s
Me ayeet0utas les bAfissAs ct anaeiOrati0ns aIl
sly tpOuEent. Les bornes aeF0nst Aonae y. jour
Montant des taxes d'Etat Ell de paroisse dues,
50 o. MORRIS, eoIeeteH
l9aept
No a0-Preperey Assessed II she paHss Qs
B. Is. Bihm.
DYvTRTUE.oR THE ROVER TN NE VEST
- ed by law, I will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash, and without the Demefto of APP
praiseMaant, a1 my hhlee inIfne 00nrth1use OF
the parish of 81 .Iandrv, in the stNgn &c One
lOllsas, on SATURDAY the fourth dag Of 9etos
/ Der. 1878, commencing ut III 0aeI0ekxAs II, and
continuing from day to day il necessary. the
followiAg ppngsnay, ss,Esd.hy metz satisfy debfs
OF ST. Landry. by delinquent taxpayers of the
tax TelIaef 1871 and 1aEas with all costs and pc,
/ na@tfes, fp-WfI.
a certain traet af land assessed in the name
I Of n. T.. Bihnl, situated on Bayou Wagia, meas
mring s96 acres. bounded north BY Bayou Waxiaq
sonth and west hT1anasO of I.3Bfana. and Aaai
by lands Of WaBan6ley teaa5hAEE with al thf
buildings md improvements thereon.
AMOUNT Of Stare anaPaElah5axesane: s2I7 0s
III. MORRIS. Collector.
eant5s4o4S&
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No reprfeae Assassa % nen de nksase

Caroline Davidson
I'm yFRTU DIES POuyOTRsD DON'T il SUITS
revgEu narIa loi, lie proeederai 4 vendre 4
Pencan public. pour dit compliant, sans lie h6nt-
fee deIsestinnIaon. d mon bureau dams Ia. Mas
Hsonada Cour de la narOisse st. Landry, dams la
yiHle3dea 0peloasas, le SAMID1s Anae jour 1Se-
3fehre. 1873. ea1gnnlaneant afnnze heHres flutmatins
et-eonfinuantafIA Jour en- i0ur, sill est nAeessaiTe,
la Isfegarf6f& saiyante, saiai par moi p0fIr salts
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. observation-disclosures De
les paYetIrs dc taxes d~6linquanta. dn role de
taxes de IsTIsetasgas agG f0u8 les frais ct penal
ties, saTOir:
Umferrain, aitle dams la vile des s0peIQnsas.
borne al1 mard par In rue Bellevue, m sud paria
5propriete de IL BiT0tte,sa h Test par Ia pT0nTlefe
do RengaeeeIIe, ct d f0NeHb par Ia E4ieA Walnut,
ensemble aYep 6Outes les B|HtlaseB at anleh0Fa-
Etions uui sy tFOavent.
Montant de8 taxes daIsttaf dies, 81 81.
j. a. MORRIS, Collector.
1eeenf.
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Pierre .Conier e Coz
ny VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN NE VEST
y ed by law, I win proceed to sell at public
aucti0ns for CASH without the benefG Of an
nraiseineIt, st my office in the Courthouse Of
the parish of 81. Landry. in the town OF Ope-
lousas, On SATURDAY the fourth day of act0-
Der, 1878. commencing at III se'elaek 4, NJ. and
continuing from day to day, IL necessary. the
following nrnpBrtg, selzedhy meto satisfy debts
dne 70 the State of louisiana and to b pariah
Dc Isl. Landry, BY delinquent taxpayers Of tbs
Eualties, to-Wt6
a certain tract of land situated near RaYou
~garroncr6W. assessed IN tie name ok Pierre
COtnleF 90, measuring 100 acres OF arpents.
Bayou garr0neTDW, east ~ lands OF Brons-
safa, midwest by lands of E. NJ. Hardy. -
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, s31 50,
sept. 1856, =
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No IA-Reopriese Assesse am mena de
JOHN N. Evans, Jr. ~

II revetu par Ia lois Ie prooederai q vendre d
Penean public, pour DIN compliant sans l8 h6nl-
fee de destination, d mon bureau, dams 10 Mai
son de G0uE d. La nag0isse Sit. Landry. dams La
vile des 0pelousas, lie SAMEDT, 4me jourd'Oe-
tobre, 1873, e~anIneneant a onze heures du matin
cit e~ontinuant dc jour on jour, sill est n6cessaire,
1a prQpri6t4 suiVagte, safsi par moi pour aatiss
faire des dettes dies D PEftat da Ia Louisiana ct a
Ia paroiase st. Landry, par les nayeurs de taxes
a~sIinquants dn role detaxesde1S 7I ct 1879, ayee
tous les frais ct penalties, savoir: I
I'm certain moroccan de teTre, assess6 au nom
III Iohn 3. Evans, JEss slime d MogndVilla, mas
Geant aeuK cent frente9IIn acres, barn& an ndra
eta Test par Iea terEses DO AKne. Louisa Wartelle,
an sud ap le bayHll G0uptahlean, ct q sr0uest
nap4ea tAEraa dess hAeifleFs de VIM Prescott, u
qui s'y tr0uyent.
Montant des taxes d,Etat ct de Paroisse dies,
s15a u. u Z. MORRIS, CalleeteAH.
10 sent
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10 ss-Propriete Assesse au nom dc P. Young,
Ou de persOnnes incQnnues. =

19-3t.
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No s6-PrOperty Assessed in the Name of Narcisse

by VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VEST
- ed by law, I will proceed to sell at public
auction, for cash, without the benefit of ap-
praisement, at my office in the Courthouse of
the parish of St. Landry, in the town of Ope-
lOusas, OF SATURDAY the fourth day of Octo-
her, 1873, commencing at II O'Clock A. M, and
following property, seized by me to satisfy debts
due to the State of Louisiana and to the parish
of st. Landy, by delinquent taxpayers of the
tax rolls OF 1871 and 1872, with all costs and
penalties, tO-wit
A certain tract of LAND assessed i'll the name of
Narcisse Chretien, situated near Bayou Bour-
benx, measuring "a S6Il0O acres, being lots Nos.
l., 2 3 and 4 i'll section No. six, township eight,
south range four east.
Amount of State and Parish taxes due, $40 90.
j. L. MORRIS, Collector.
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No aO-Property Assessed i'm the Name Of tile Heirs
nf 7 p;byo +

.L a# orr
pY VIRTUE OF THE POWER IN ME VEST
- ed by law, i will proceed to sell at p6bhc
auction, for cash, without the benefit Of APP
praisement, at my office In the Courthouse Of
the parish Of st. Landry, in the town of Ope4
l0usas, ON SATURDAY, the fourth day of Octo-
Der, 1873, commencing at II o'clock A. NJ, and
continuing from day to day, if necessary. the
following property, seized by me to satisfy debts
duo totthe State of Louisiana and to the parish
of st. Landry, by delinquent taxpayers OF the
tax rolls of 1871 and 1872, with all costs and
penalties, to-wit: --. - r..
Aeertain tract of land assessed in the name
of heirs of j. Bihm, situated ON Bayou Mallet,
measuring GAO acres, being section eight, in
township seven south range two east. aa..
Amount Of State and Parish taxes due, S12S 90.
sre.a,~ j. l.. MORRIS, Collector.
sept l9-3t. 49, IL p
NOTICE TO 0vER9EERsO OF pUB-
E% Tic Roads.-You are hereby ordered to put
without delay yOurrOads and bridges III the best
condition possible, by giving them your full
twelve days work. will start on my tour Of
inspection in q few days. Don't forget the milo
posts.
n, e, May, sup't Public Roads.
aug. 22-2t,
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DY.yIRTUE or THE POWER IN DIE VEST
= ed by law, i will proceed. to sell at public
auction, for cash, without the heneft OF APP
praisenaent. ad my office in the Courthouse of
fhesparish Of ISL. Landry. In the town of Ope-
lousas,, On SATURDAY. the fourth day Of Octo-
.beT. 1879, commencing DIT II O'clock A. NJ, and
continuing from day 10 day, il necessary. the
following property, seized BY me I0aatlsfy debts
due to the State Of Louisiana. nv delinquent
taxpayers of the tax rolls 0f1s7I and 1879, with
all costs and penalties, t0-Wtt: $z@.zs= @,ty.
One lot .pf ground situated In the town OF
IODeIOugas. assessed in the name of Mrs. Caro-
fine Davidson. bounded north by Bellevue
street south by property Of d. BiFofte, east by
IIafFof B~engnere1Ie, and vest by Walnut street,
together with an the buildings and. improve
Eiflents thereon, rs S{9ss sssEe @1 t.Es
amount of stakefaSes due $50 81. S
i'll. MORRIS, Collector.
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sept. 19-3t.
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No I3-Propriete .Assesse au nom DIES
HeIitters de Roman, Patin, Delahauve ct
H0lfiaP. "a

sept. 1a-3f
National Republican., 1873-04-02
CRIuR-wAsUISGTON.

Yesterday morning we took exception TO
q statement made bya DR.. Gaus, Of Baltl-
more, that crime was increasing, and chal-
lenged him TO, prove II. The New York
Graphic, In a recent article on the morality
Of New York, refutos the constant assertion
that that city is the worst place In the world
and takes substantially the same ground that
We have taken upon the question Of the
prevalence Of crime. II says: "Thc press Is
omnlpotent Every crime Is reported. Every
burglary aud brutality is described In the
most striking ColOrs and sensational styles,
aud our blood curdles and our flesh creeps as
We read the tales often written out with u
clrcumstantiality Of detail and Myldness Of
description which shows that they belong
quite as much to fiction as to fact, aud arc
printed TO sell the paper and the reader too.
1t is the bad side Of city that gets
reported In the papers, and people are too
apt TO forget that there Is any other. The
statistics OF crime arc appalling, but the
moTaltles are not mathematical and refuso IN
bo marshaled In tables and tolled off by the
hundred or thousand. The vices are regis
tered and reported, but the virtues make no
demonstrations"
All this by way Of application to Now York.
The same might with equal truth and force
be said Of Washington. During the last
twelve months crime, and especially the
crime oi murder hes been more prevalent In
this city than is by any means desirable, and
he impression has perhaps gone abroad to
y country That 1t Is unsafe to walk the
National Republican., 1873-04-02

streets after the sun goes down. The crimo
Of the city has been painted in glowing colors,
while It's virtues and Ne benenccnce make
no demonstration" There Is not, pcrhape,
on the continent q quicter or more lnw-abid-
ing city than Washington, so far as the Wash
ingtonlans proper arc concerned; but we are
held responsible for great deal that docs
not and should not bo charged to us.
For Instance, during the session Of Congress
thousands Of people, who, II they arc not
sinners are certainly not saints, flock to our
city, and when they return to their homes
tell dolcful stories Of the "wickcdness Of
Washington, to which they themselves prln-
cipally contributed. As to the murders that
have been committed here, an inquiry into the
lives aud history Of the perpetrators shows
that nearly all Of them were born outside the
limits Of the District, and have resided here
only few years. In fact, Young alias VIII
liams, who committed the latest deed Of blood,
was resident Of Alexandria.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

CHARLES A. DANA describes how the
shameless members of Congress" have taken
their back pay. Some time ago Mr.. Dana
and two or three other stockholders Of the
Sun formed combination and increased
their own salaries much to the disgust Of the
smaller owners, who were left out In the cold
An explanation Of that little operation would
bc interesting reading.
National Republican., 1873-04-02
DIapI1cnre thIs morpInr from ualIfa,

DIsPATcHEs this morning from Halifax
announce the lose OF the steamship Atlantic,
Of the White Star line, from Liverpool to
New York The report that seven hundred
and fifty Of the one thousand passengers on
board pcrishcd Ctho information at this
writlng) will, 1t is to be hoped, prove to be
exaggerated. There seems to be no doubt,
however, that large number of persons
psrlshcd
National Republican., 1873-04-02

1T Is generally conceded that GOV. William
pinckney Whyte, the present Governor Of MARY
land, Will succeed Hamilton as senator from
that state.-Hdshington .disPateh 10 Chicdgo TTi-
bVBr.
Gov Whytc, II he should be selected, will
be agrcat Improvement upon Hamilton, both
morally and intellectually.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

The journalistic ''quadrilatcral" Is getting
Into snRrl over the formation OF Governor
Hendricks new party, the announcement Of
which, by the way, was frst made In the RE.
PUBLICAN, and which was unscrupulously
appropriated by the leading journals" with
out the slightest credit. The New York Tri-
bUne docs not sec any necessity whatever for
new party. II thinks that the wisdom
and patriotism" that gathered at Cincinnati
about year ago Is amply sufficient to govern
the country II 1t should ever get the chance,
which Is not probable, and leaves nothing to
be desired in party point Of view.
On the other hand the Chicago Tribune
takes the opposite tack, and believes that
neither the Republican party nor the Demo
cratic party being able TO check corruption,
II follows that this work must be accom-
plished by a new party. The Democratic
leaders of Indiana have at last recognized
the necessities Of the situation, and have
concluded to abandon their old Organization
and organize new liberal party on the
living issues Of the day. That Is the hrst
step toward success, and It's influences coming
from Indiana must tend TO convince Demo
cratic leaders elsewhere OF the futillty
Of longer attempting to maintain
the Democratic organization, as well
as Of the folly Of expecting to be sue
cessful, working under dual organization
as at the last general election" OF course,
Mr.. Hendricks Is the inspiration Of the Ontire
movement in Indiana, and his visit TO Wash
iugton was as We stated 1t to be, to extend II
all over the country. That II is intended to
ultimately rebound to the benefit Of Hend-
ricks Is quite apparent. But the game will
not work. Hendricks US founder of new
parties Is a most lamentable failure
National Republican., 1873-04-02

THE Ohio House Of Delegates yesterday
defeated q bill abolishing the death penalty
In that State, only twcnty-nlne votes having
been cast In Its favor. By and by Ohio will
come up to a higher standard, and range
herself with Iowa and Michigan and wlscon-
sin and Rhode Island.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

TnE WAsnINGToS MONUMENT Is coming
along gloriously. The association met yes
terday, passed q series Of resolutions, listened
to the reading Of ex-senator Corbctt's letter
giving sis7 Of his back pay TO the fund, and
then adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

THE ORDER Of the Board Of Public Works
to contractors yesterday will be approved by
our propcrty-hOldcrs. There are several
streets and avenues upon which II would be
well to cnforce II at once.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

THE Chicago Tribune discusses the subject
OF THE Rights Of Married Men" We did
not know that they had any rights.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

The New York Sun has an article entitled
Cutting their own throats." The public will
regret that II does not describe scene In the
Sun Office
National Republican., 1873-04-02

- All cen n unicSuCut. Nl'hu a. tutnur
for publication, should be addressed TO wM. J. MUR
rAoB, Proprietor NATIONAL REPuBLIcAr, washins.
ton. d. @.
National Republican., 1873-04-02

THERE will be an election in Rhode Island
to-day for Governor, State officers and mcm-
bers Of the Legislature.