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National Republican., 1873-12-12
UNLICENSED LTQUOR DEALERS.
IMPORTANT AND POSITIVE ACTION BY
IuE NO ARn nE plI.IEE

IMPORTANT AND POSITIVE ACTION BY
THE BOARD OF POLICE.
At the regular meeting Of the Board Of Police
held yesterday the following resolution was
adopted, and In accordance Herewith this Official
announcement Is made:
WASHINGTON, Dee. II, ls75.
To irhOni u mdV concern:
The Board OF Police Mt its meeting held this day
adopted the following resolution, via:
: Resolved, That the Major aud Superintendent
Of Police be, and he Is hereby, instructed to pub
lsh over his otcial signature all rejected Rppli-
cations for liquor licenses with notification that
any infractiOns Of the law will he followed by the
immediate closing Uf such places.
Tho board has rejected applications from the
following named persons to keep uir'roOms Tor
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OITY ITEMS.

"ro room NAN EVER HAD pra rrrrTxp's
BrLL."-BtpJdmfH Frdnkiin.
The successful are those who visit the printer
early and often. Call on PEARSON, PRINTER,
corner Of Ninth and ID streets, opposite Y. NJ. q.
4. building, and ge, good prisi'ggS n lai, gries,;
out.
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NATIoNAL NArINGX nlNN.

corner OF New York avenue aud fIUccnth street,
pays per cent per UIEuA Oh deposits Tor each
calendar month. Banking hours to 4; satur.
days, 0 10 and tos.
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GREATBARGAINS INFURS At WALL y co.'s

We saw sold at this store yesterday set Of tno
Russian sable hITs for Sc said 70 be worth Noi
mink sable as low rs $40 per set Tho sale is Ger.
tninIy worth attending. We understand the sale
Is 10 be continued this morning at 10 o'clock.
National Republican., 1873-12-12

Go 10 Savpge's and get him to put his unriyaled
woatheT-stTip on your windows and doors Many
10 and do likewise. Jos, l.. SAVAGE,
Pennsylvhnia avenue and Tenth street.
National Republican., 1873-12-12

The trottlng horse Calamity will he rafned n
Latlmer n CleRTys auction rooms tomorrow
Friday evening, at 8 o'clock. A few unsolt
chances Will I've Tafhyd.
National Republican., 1873-12-12
etSapp srwINe MACH,

Out Of 2,olI sewing machlnes distributed to ap
plicants by the Chicago Relief Committee, each
applicant designating the machine she wanted
2,t2I were Of the Singer patent. These signiheant
excellent machinels he.d.-Hdrpsr's Weekly, Ne'
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OUR PRICE LIST.
NO DEVIATION.

HNTLE IyEls,,
Merchant TallOrs and Fine Cl0;heTs,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
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THE MARKETS.

FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
FGrafShsdhy Et,eis yohason a o.. Bankeys, pepnoD
E0,r, aorih,7'd cOrler PenasyisdHir ureHue aud
TtHh st,sai, Washington.
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KEEP OUT OF THE COLD.

FOR A GOOD SALE
20 TO b. II. Warner, real estate broker and nuc.
lOneer, T2O Seventh street,
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ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

EBniTT House.
yiy eRls ss. si;sg MTsiIpp TsiIgpp
ferrh, IT,, NY w n Tunno, Savannah
"A. Whiting, NY ii HPorter NY
y Swords, New orleans n Coehcr, N Y
q L. HelntsclIpan, n IA Hooker, UsA
W G Cattcll, tnston, Pa Il Snowdon, Pa
den s sewan, Maine II Lincoln, Wash., DC
y J.ssop, Pa CE DuHsr, Pa
" Ragtdalc, Va Ut Ames, Mass
A Parker, NY wB Hooper q VT, Mass
Il r smith, Mi Vim Earl, IT,, Nh
J Breed, Mass AW Brecd, Mass
4 y white A VT Mass DIV Moore, Va
yB Flts, boston LB rIerce, Bnlthnorc
w N Boynton, Ala DrHPC Wilson ~, Nd
Nv Forney, Jr., Phila NJ Gibson, Phih
CONTINENTAL HOTEL.
CJ Malone, Agt Z X RR wm shaw, Pcnnsylvania
shaw, Pa Henry Harris, York
Galloway, N York Ed Sullivan, virginia
y sptlnglc. Baltimore Lewis Levy, Baltimore
G n Warren, 10 d Martin, Philadelphia
IS Warren. Philadelphia y n Clark, do
w " fus.ell, do "a Wlttuck Mas
Cyrus JenTcu Pa VIII Ward, New York
! " Barton \ ~, Mass Wv Naker, Georgia
Mis- Steele, New York 3 Davis, Missouri
y
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OvERccATs,
For Men,
For Boys,
For Children.
Reduced fully twcnty per cent. from last month
prices.
EIsENAS \ BRo.,
bOb Seventh street, May Building.
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The Instructions contained In the above recittl
resolution will be carried into effect III relation
to rejected applicants and to pers1ns who sell
liquor in Ylciaton Of law who have not applied
for n license.
Persons whose applications for liquor licenses
have net been approved, and who sell LIQUORS IN
violation Of law are hereby notified to dirCshlmuc
such sale ar submit 10 the penalties vt the law as
enivTeCd under the above resolution.
A. q. RiCHARps,
Mat nd tT lnlf
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II. SoUIER 4 CO.,
RAEELE-

Bankers, No. ltio Pennsyivania avenue, pay
per cent. on all deposits
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SOMETHING WORTH READING.

A COMPLETE rock OF CLOTHING
tobe
SACRIFlCED
In ORpRR TO CLOSE BUSINESS.
pRICps LARGELY DIscousTISG
all
PUBLISHED LISTS.
Every unrment Required for
OESTLEMHs's AND BOYS WEAR
at
J. BRCKER's STORE,
Under OdeOn Hall,
Corner Of -Four and street and Pennsylvania
nVenue.
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DISTRICT IMPROYEHEETS.

The Board Of Public Works have issued orders
to the superintendent Of streets to have plank
footSalk laid on the north side Of II, between
Fifteenth and Fifteen-and-a-half streets north.
wost. Also, for the reconstruction Of the iron
fence and granite coping In front Of the Patent
Once, on r street northwest so as 10 conform TO
tie new grade. Also, to have sewer.traps put In
aIIeys in square oil, and for paving DunbartOn
street, between Congress and High, Georgetown,
with cObhle stones,
National Republican., 1873-12-12

FRoN THREE CHILpREss sulTs. FRoM 10
to Childrens Suits. to
ten years. Children'a Suits. SO.
Fully ytwonty per cent. cheaper than early In
the season.
bp5 Seventh street, May Building.
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NEW sroREi NEW sTocKi
II. O. LEWIS, No. po3lx SEVENTH srnyy-

NEW bTohEl NEW bTOCKl
X. o. Lewis, No. po3l1 SEVENTH STREET,
East side, lnear strect,)
has now In store, and daily receiving, large and
complete assortment Of ofGENTLKMEN's BOYS ASH
CBiLDREN's HATS Of the very LATrsr sTYIIs,
also, complete assortment Of GENTS FuRNIsH.
INo dooDs, cheap for cash.
The GnrAr ENoLIsH REMEDY for Gout and
Rheumatism. All sufferers from the above COM
plants, either Of recent long standing are nd-
vised to use Blair's Gout and Rheumatic Pills
They can be reliedupon as the most safe an el.
fectual remedy ever offered to the public and
have been universally used In Europe for many
years with the greatest success. Prepared BIZ
PRouT X HARsANT, 40 Strand, London, England,
and sold by all druggists.
WHITE, clean, sound teeth, all may have by
using daily TuuRsToS's Ivory Pearl Tooth Pow
der. Price, Is and so cents per bottle.
BEAUTIFUL, soft, glossy hair, all desire IT, all
may have 1t by constant use Of THoMrsoN,s Po.
made Optme. Price, 25 and 80 cents per bottle
LioHT-coLoRED Kid Gloves are very styllshwhen
not solled. JouyES's inodorous Kid Glove Cleaner
Will rcnovnte them thoroughly. Price, Is cents
per bottle. All sold by druggists and fancy deal.
crs.
WELLS MAcHNHsPREAD STRENGTHENING
PLAsTERs, whenever q plaster Ia needed, are un.
rivalled. Price, 20, rs, and 30 cents each.
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Y. NJ. y. A. building.

Y,M' d A. bslldips at Hamilton feaf'0ns'
LATsonn sToyEs.."Parior, sun and Light.
ing.
TUE men Of MARK now gather here,
Statesmen and 4 Tists, sword @ and I pen'
DpS%s. % Wiz H bGGcRRSffoss GRSSiRiffs ossS gent. with
none,
tP%SS a%RSs sE2hN sHvTsfT faSi RGs sRHGRr.,s a
Paintings, paper and eromOs Ofevcry kind.
saving, and increase Of light hundreds Of testi.
monials On exhibition.
HAMILTON 4 PKARsor, Y. NJ. o. A. building.
GAs.uEArlSe STOVES, all sizes, suitable for
heating heating bath %bs,h.rSoms, email bathrooms, or the
sSst hSaIer public halls The only 1EdSIoa' gas
Y. N. U. A. bidding.
:, ErnKxA,-The most complete establishment In
Washington for house finishing goods, comprising,
IN part, slate and marble mantles, chandeliers,
e dssspS pSS%Sns %ss oSs,
' ''' '''''i hsais4s$S 4 sP'Si \ / rs.,.Sss ss2ls,.
THy VENERABLE AncHpEAcos scorr, Of Dun.
hhsm, Canada East, says that no suffered from
three weeks use Of The Peruvian syrup Ian Iron
Tonic) has benefited him so wonderfully that he
can hardly persuade himself Of the reality and
people who know him are astonlshed az the
change. ~
THE cooKRoon OF THE BoDY.
The food that has been cooked In the kitchen
must be re-cookcd In the stomach before II can be
applied 70 the nourishment Of the body. As a
means q facilitating this second cooking in cases
where the process is slowly agd imperfectly per.
formed, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters ID invaluable
IL promotes the generation Of heat in the living
laboratory In which the crude materials for build
Ing up and recruiting the human frame arc turned
into convertible alment But this is not all. II
acts bcnihcially upon the cellular membrane
which secrctes the gastric juice, upon the liver,
which produces that natural laxative, tho bile
upon the vessels which receive the dgested food
and upon the absorbents which connect the diges.
tive organs with the channels Of circulation IL
any portion OF this complex machinery is out OF
order the Btters will set II right thus promoting
vigorous digestion, healthy secretion, and the
production Of pure, rich, life-sustaining blood.
These panic days have shrunk our purses;
The biggest banks have met reverses;
rev pay ht GALL some not AT all.
And none pay SILVER out this fall
The oldest BERG'S the villcs lust made
The vast METROPOLITAN centres on trade
All need the DOLLAR, and everyone strives
wives. N '"'"
The place to SAVE MONEY, all will agree,
Is at Sl2 Seventh street, between U and u.
National Republican., 1873-12-12

LATnonn SIoyEs.-"Parlor, sun and Light.
sale at Hamilton 4 Pearson's, Y. N. q. A. build.
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nrR NEIY PRICE LISTi

A. SAKs 4 Co.,
8le Seventh street,
First block north Of the Avenue.
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THy VENERABLE ARcHpEAcoN scoTr, OF Dun.
ham, Canada East, says that no suffered from
three weeks use Of the Peruvian Syrup Dan Iron
Tonic) has benefited him 80 wonderfully that he
can hardly persuade himself Of the reality, and
change. Nv "
National Republican., 1873-12-12

GAs.HRATIse STOVES, all sizes, suitable for
heating bathrooms, small hallrooms, or the
largest public halls The only inodorous gas.
heater. HAMILTON PyARsoN
Y. NJ q. A. bdIldlnu.
National Republican., 1873-12-12


Mr.. Arnold, ri N. e., offered n resolution lock
Ing to the formation Ol cOloTod soldiers ANA fJfl
oTs' league, aI,d take steps towards ercrtnis
monumont 10 the memory Of the mlleh heT"vs Ci
their THec.
It was read and referred to the c1mmlttee On
resolutions
Mr.. RGiney, Of \. g., ~ the invitation of the
conyeston, read paper showing the treatment
Of the cOlored men Among the Indian tribes lie
Of tho African race IN the Indian country who
were virtually held In slavery. He urged that
they momor,aliIc Congress TO take prompt nc.
tion In the matter, Riri let every eUlored man
within the limlts OF the United States be granted
those rights which citizenship entities him.
Mr. HANSEN, OF \. o., presented concurrent
resolution from the Legislature 0i his State IN.
dorsing the Sumner clril rights blll.
The convention then adjourned until 1880 o'clock
EVENING SESSION.
The convention was called TO order by the
chairman At E;5c o'clock.
Row Or. Boston, Of Philadelphia, Invoked
divine blessing.
The resignation OF Prof J. NJ. Langst9G, Of the
District Of Columbia, as q member ot the commit.
s1e On hddross was accepted, and DR.. O. h. Paryis
was appointed In his place.
Mr. Martin, from the committee on resolutions.
reported back q resolution myoTinR The erection
II raonAnent to the colorcd soldiers and sal Tors
Who sefved during the late war, which Mas Ia'd
Tts Chair announced the following as the CON.
u.ittre on historical stRtistiesi Geo. 4, Rnby q.
" Wanaok, J. n. Patterson, y. Camgbeil D.
Eryant, Joseph Parker y, W. bryanlt W, sinl'
nchs / b White, Hale Parker, A. Williams b.
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Proceedings Of Common Council,
Town of Donaldsonville.
REGULAR MEETING.

REGULAR MEETING.
COURTHOUSE, May 5, 1873.
The Council met in regular session at $3.50
o'clock p. NJ, Mayor S. Wcinschcnck in the
chair and Aldermen BurbA lge, Conway and
Johnson present.
The minutes Of last meeting were read
and approved.
The Mayor notified the Council that he
had been served with notices of suits entered
against the town in the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict Court, in the following eases Charles
Andrew johnson ns. the Town of Donaldson.
vile, Victor Maurin rs. the Town of Donald
sonvillc, and other suits of the same nature.
Alderman Conway offered the following
he il resoiced, That the Town defend the
above entitled suits and others Of the same
nature and employ all lawful means to resist
said claims, believing them to he illegal and;
contrary to the Statues OF the State Of Lou
siana and Of the United States, and to this
end they all be referred to the City Attorney
who is hereby authorized to employ all the
means within his power for said defence.
Adopted.
The Mayor also informed the Council he
SIS 90 for attending case Of small pox which
was consigned to his care.
On motion Of Alderman Conway, the action
Of the Mayor was approved.
Alderman Burbridge offered the following:
Be it rcsoired, That tho sum of $50 90 be
otherwise appropriated, to pay the Commits
sioners Of Election appointed by the Coun-
Gil for the Municipal Election of May 3, 1873.
Adopted.
The following bills were presented:
Joseph Arnaud. ST., for commissioner of
election, 3rd ward (appointed by the Super
visor of Registration, s. 90.
Vileor Dupart, same service, LIST ward, S..
On motion of Alderman johnson, they
were laid over to the next meeting OF the
Common Council.
Alderman Conway offered the following:
Be 1t rcsoired. That in view of the fact that
the small poN is increasing that the Constable
be and he is hereby ordered to at once notify
tie citizens to sprinkle their houses and
premises with Carbolic Acid, or some other
llisintectant within "a hours after such notiti-
| cation, or be subject to q fine Of $40 90 for
such neglect. Alderman johnson moved to
amend by inserting - That persons unable to
, procure such disinfectant it shall be procured
at the expense of the Corporation"
The amendment was accepted and the res
olution adopted.
A bill of the Sheriff for $40 80, passed.
A bill of the Constable for $40 90, passed.
On motion, the Council adjourned sine die.
A tr,le copy from the original minutes
w. G.. WILKINSON, Secretary.
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} II IL s ON A L.-TICk & Co,
the celebrated clothiers, announce the
introduction of plan Of ordering cloth
ing by letter, to which they call Your
special attention. They will, on appli-
cation, send you their improved apd ac-
curate rules for Self MEASUREMENT, Illus
tratcd circular and Price list, with a full
line of samples from their immense stock
of Cloths. Cassimeres, &C.. &c. thus en-
abling parties in any part OF the country
to order clothing direct from their house,
with the certainty OF receiving garments
Of the very latest style and most perfect
tit attainablc.
Goods ordered will be sent by express
to be paid for on delivery, with the I'M
.lerstanding that if not satisfactory they
can be returned at Ticknor's expense.
AZ is well known throughout the South
and West, they have for II years EN-.
CELLED in all departments Of their
business, which is a guarantee as to tue
character of the goods they will send
out.
Your orders are solicited, and when in
st. Louis YOU are invited to call at the
extensive establishment Of Tioknor &
Co., manufacturers and retailers of men
and boys Clothing aud Furnishing goods,
col and SOB North Fourth Street, St.
Louis. Mo. Boys clothing special. A
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never attempted to conceal the pre-
valence Of smallpox here to GER
tain extent, but on the contrary has
heralded the fact and urged the citi-
zens to the enforcement of strict san
itary regulations in order to prevent
the spread Of the disease. The I'M
favorable weather has prolonged the
existence of the disease among us,
and there are greater number Of
cases here now than at any time here
tofore, but the mortality has never
been so great as inferred by the
rumor mentioned by the Sentinel.
Like distorted rumors have circulated
in distant portions of our own parish
it being currently believed in the
New River district that from twenty
five to thirty deaths have been occur
ring here daily-and have also been
imposed upon the N. o. Times. The
smallpox has visited nearly every
parish in Louisiana this year, and is
no worse in Dopa]dsonville than in
many other portions Of tho State.
There is probably no more danger of
contagion in our town than in Thibo-
daux or New Orleans, and we protest
against the circulation of false reports
calculated to injure the business in
terests of Donaldsonyille.
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RoBBERr.-Last Sunday morning,
about the hour of Z o'clock, some I'M
known party entered the shop of Mr..
VIM. Bostick, shoemaker, on Rail-
road Avenue, and stole therefrom
four pairs of gaiter uppers and be-
tween $3.50 and $l75 in cash. The
house was entered from the back way,
and the thief succeeded in accom-
plishing his purpose and getting away
without being seen by any one, not
withstanding the unfsvorable hour
for such an undertaking.
The money had been kept in a
trunk standing in the shop, and the
clothing among which it was con-
cealel was found scattered about the
floor. An armoir had also been
opened and its contents scattered
about by the robber in his search af-
ter the money. During the day, the
stolen uppers were found in Il well
situated in the adjoining lot, belong
ing to the residence of Mr.. Philip
simien, and on Monday Bostick pro-
cured the arrest Of Simien, charging
him with the theft. The accused was
released by Justice Matthew upon
giving bond Of 500 to appear fol
trial next day. Simien in turn
charged Sylvester Lemieux, Il work
man employed by Bostick, with the
robbery, and Lemieux was also ar
rested and released upon S25 bail.
On the following day the two accused
appeared before Justice Matthew, and
after examination were discharged,
there being no evidence whatever to
sustain the accusation. No clew has
vet been discovered to lead to the de-
lection of the perpetrator of this rath-
er daring robbery.
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No official copy of the Supreme
Court Judgment in the case Of Maurin
ct ais. rs. Smith has yet been received
and consequently the parish tax for
1872 has not yet been levied upon
the assessment roll. We are at a loss
to understand the cause of such pro-
tracted delay in the issuance of the
Judgment.
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Town SCHOOL BoARD.-We under
stand that the State Superintendent
Of Education has appointed Board
OF School Directors for the town of
Donaldsonville, composed Of the fol-
lowing gentlemen: Messrs. Milton
Sagendorph, N. NJ. Conway, Chas. F.
Smith, JOS. Burbridge and w. G. Will
kinson. This will doubtless prove an
efficient board.
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REWARn.
Post-omce Notice.
DoSALDsoSy1LLE, La.
April 8, 1872

DoSALDsoSyILLE,L La.
April 8, 1872.
Mails Arriye-From New Orleans at
~ ". daily Sundays excepted).
From Thibodaux Monday and Thursday
at o'clock p. NJ.
From st. Francisville Monday and Thurs
day at 8 oclockA. II.
Mails are ClOscll-For New Orleana
at l:30 a. NJ. daily Sundays exeeptedl.
For Thibodaux on Monday and Thursday
at $50 z. Al.
For ST. Francisvillc Monday and Friday
at $50 z. NJ.
Post-otfce will be open every day from 7
A. NJ. to $50 p. NJ. except OF Sunday, when
it will be open from to 9 A. NJ, and again
from IL A. NJ. to IL NJ
Persons having business ut the office VIII
please notice the regulations and guide thelu
selves accordingly.
Money orders can be obtained at this Office
upon post-oitiee- i'll All parts of the United
States. A list of money order offices can be-
seen upon application.
p. LANDRY. Postmaster.
+. FoEE. Asst. Postlnua 1er.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
NEW ORLEANS HERALD.
Published by The Herald Printing Company.
Office, 100 Gravier Street.

This paper, originating in the efforts of
gentlemen who were ostracised from :. jour
nalistic position, long held by them, ON ac-
count of their vigorous assaults upon certain
officials, chiefly responsible for the present
unhappy condition Of our State, is established
on the cooperative basis-one-half OF the
stock being owned by the employees.
The Herald will be published as an Evening
Paper for the summer months, with regular
Sunday Morning edition.
The Herald will be Il strictly independent
paper. No factions, rings or associations
will control its opinions or shape its course.
Its main object will he to supply great de-
luand i'll this city and section, for a paper
conducted in the interest Of the people, free
from prejudiccs and animosities, created by
past and dead conflicts and issues, and fear
less Of tho menaces of public officials or
partisan chiefs and demagogucs. 1t will be
conducted by persons OF long Identification
and familiarity with the community, it's in.
terests, needs, ideas and history. 1t will aim
to present all the news of the day, in a brief
and condensed form, with editorial COM
ments, characterized by practical idle: 9, a
large charity and spirit OF progress, anu Of
justice to all. 1t will give special attention
to the exposure and denunciation Of the
wrongs, oppression, and corruption Of public
officials and political jobbers.
A sad experience OF the folly and ruin to
every interest, from the eXCfemclSM winch
seeks to keep up a war Of races in our midst,
dividing in sympathy and cooperation for
the general good the productive, industrial
and capitalist classes, has brought us to the
conclusion that the redemption Of our State
and its future welfare, require harmony,
good understanding and mutual confidence
between these classes.
The commercial, material and industrial
interests of this city, and the agricultural
interests of the country, in all their relations
and especially as affected and promoted. by
enterprises. looking to great public improve
ments, facilitating transportation and at
tracing capital, increasing all values and
promoting intereommunication and trade
with neighboring and foreign communities
and inviting immigration, will be vigorously
and zealously defended and championed by
the Herald.
Accepting in good faith the changes in our
constitution, arising out of the war, recog-
nizing emphatically the legal and political
equality Of all citizens, and invoking the
union Of all honest people, i'll a ceaseless war
against all the corrupt, dishonest and in
cendiary plotters and delnagogues, to whom
are mainly due our present calamities, We
hope SO to conduct the Herald as to secure
for it the confidence and support Of that
public to which its conductors and employees
have given so large portion OF their lives
labors aud talents.
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LL-Pox.-Rumors have reached
the town of Thibodaux that the small
pox is raging to fearful extent in
Donaldsonville and half q dozen or
more deaths are occurring here daily.
Commenting upon this, the Sentinel
observes that the Donaldsonville jour
nails are silent upon the subject, and
saws it the rumors are correct those
papers are Sinking plain duty to
the public. We would remind our
contemporary that the CHIEF has
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Though the season is somewhat I'M
fayorablc, still We hope the attendance
at the D. S. c. +. theatrical pcrfor-
nance tonight at their Hall may
reach the expectations Of those inter
estcd All of our readers who can
make it convenient should go to the