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DALLAS. TEXAS,

SCptember;D, 1873. !
GEETLEMEN-Iou communication of the
10Th instant, requesting me 10 allow NY
name To go before the Democratic primary
election, on the 18th proximo, as a candidate
for the office of District Clerk, is ut hand.
This testimonial of esteem from my fellow
citizens of Dallas county affords me heart
felt pride and satisfaction. Fully recognize
ing the responsibility resting on the officer,
as well as the care and labor nee SSary for
the proper discharge of the duties of the Of
Zee, had determined not to present myself
rs Candidate for the Office and had 50 an,
nouncedi but since my felloG-citiscns Oh
Dallas county assure me that IL IL the wish ri
the people of my county that l should sub
nit my name az n candidate, yield to the
wishes OF the people, whom ] have hereto
fore endeavored 10 serve faithfully and for
their best Interest. and Ia whose service, Ii
elected, promise my entire and undivided
attention. Thanking you, gentlemen, for
the compliment you pay me, yield to your
request, and submit my name as u candidate
for the office of District Clerk of Dallas
county. Respectfully your ohedie tservant,
29dtf y. T.. C0OMBES.
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Philip Werlein, wholesale and retail deal
or IN Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Aos, 5000 Baronne street, New Or
leans. QpsliiiRs better, prices lower and
terms more favorable shan nj amy establish
ment South. Large sales fllly attes, these
statements. Pianos sold on payments of
sl2 so ana $40 per month If preferred. phiiip
Werlein's is the Oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house in New
orleans. 0ne-f0urth million copies sheet
music OF all kinds. Send for price list nph
terms. l2ddtr
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HARDINaERs Of rain.

Nor no frosty as she were
A LITTLE fogyy yesterday,
SEE notice of property for sale under
deed of trust
TnE next norher will "gln you all
glss," us the boys say.
QUEEN corn stood Ikea modest ilttl'
lady at sixty cents yesterday.
MAIN and Elm streets were IN n
turmoil of business yesterday,
Mr.. BLAKE offers the Commercial
hotel for eulc. Look at advertisements
MIR. PAGE can accommodate II ie"
borders Mt his house. sec adVer'
tisement.
KING cotton climbed with the deX-
terty of monkey, yesterday, from W
10 ! cents.
pApgR-ilANuERs, have you seen the
time-saving and handy little paper
thinner ut Pierce e. Iye's?
MEssRs. f. B. BRYAN & Co. will re-
move to their handsome new brick
store next week.
MEssRs. ULLsrANN & Co. scattersome
worth-looking-at local lines, In our
oolu,o nc this Morning
PARTIES having the touring fever
will have nm opportunity OF making n
trip to-day--to the polls.
SOME Of our citizens who have got
the grange, want u nameless street In
this city to be called Grange street.
A wATciI may be called the most
magnaninous OF instruments, rs 1t
never "runs" anything "down" hut
itself
A LARGE number of passengers from
Houston reached this city last night
via the Houston and Great Northern
and Texas Pacific roads.
THE young lady who couldn't drink
out of anything less than cut glass
gobletat picnic last summer, was seen
succeed quite well last evening, just
before the moon rose, in drinking ont
ofa bucket.
THE managers of the Young Mems
Ball to take place ut Waxahachie on
the evening of the 18th, have our
thanks for an invitation to the same
We being young, tender and hand
some, may manage to squeeze over
that way.
OUR rotund friend, the Secretary of
the Dallas City Markethouse Company,
reminds Ds, that we may KS well call
attention, once again, to the renting of
the stalls in the markethouse, which
is to take place on the 18th inst, and
which call, as the gentleman will see,
is-made.
HURLEY, of the Advance Guard, of
Decatur, accompanied the beams of
she rising moon in our sanctum, last
evening, and looks 'pert' enough to
eat a quart of hickory nuts with the
shells on, In one grind Of the mills of
his jaws. And this Is the way we
hurt q notice at an old 'pard."
A BOX of butter crackers fell off
dray on Elm street yesterday morn
ing, and the box coming to pieces, the
crackers We're soon scattered over the
street. Some school boys eventually
used them to pelt drunken negro
with, and then they became "fre'-
crackers
a DALLAS man could not tell for the
life of him why hiswife practiced kick
ing heavy billets ofwood round theyard
until the first frosty morning last week,
when she told him to get up and make
the fire, and when he said it was too
cold and he wanted to warm some
more, her feelings and foot were moved
mt the same time, and he was heard in
q few moments afterwards to express
some very highly seasoned views
about gathering himselfup of an un-
carpeted floor, with the thermometer
at thirty degrees, and q colony of
chairs, stools and washstand corners
holding war dance over him.
Coal.
Messrs. TOmpkins & Littlef1eld have
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LOCAL NEWS
The omcIaI Paper of the city
ION WORK.

We have The facilities and ths worh'
men 10 do M good work, ana ~ ~
law rates. as rnu he done anywhere
and we mean 10 do H. nr'ns s""
FINE lob Work 20 THE DAILY nhH'
Ain OrfIcR. Corner Elm ana HONS
ton streets.
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Timid people have been consulting their
looking glasses hourly for the last few weeks
TO see II they were not turning yellow, but
since JIG. Browne & Co. have opened their
liquor store on the cornerof Elm and Market
streets they have been drinking their nne
brands Of genuine old Bourbon and imported
Frsnch brandies, and have forgotten the yell
low fever hoax. la5dtf
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iIUTCIiISs.
Towa lots for sale.

twelve lots tone blocE) on the principal
business street Of tho town Of llulchlhs, ON
l,c Central ,Ilnirond, In DALLAS county "'
a NJ low prices. Apply 10
JOHN W.SWINDELLS,
,usd,, Herald Ulluo.
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Proceedings Of the City Councif-Ad.
journcd Needing.
fPublIshsi BY Authority.l
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Dallne IA q iQsn

Z
CITY COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Dallas, Oct. 8, 1873.
Council met pursuant 10 adjournment.
.Absent-Aidermen Sanger, Sterrett and
Bryan. ffst ~ I, -
Petition Of W. L. Cabell for and In behalf
81 the incorpofator OF the Dallas City
Naterworks Com pany, read.
Re the Honorable Mayor and Board ~
Aldermen Of tho City Of Dallas: Your peti-
sloneIs, the Dallas Waterworks Company,
youiu respectfully represent that from recent
scS1l oplnions delivered before your honora-
S1c p0oy, ~ are not satisfied as u the legality
Ss2e fyeent election held on the eth inst.
WI tSutenoe to the city subscribing TO The
m0neT, should any bonds he ,ss~eI i, mn, nmr
2%4X % ne!d rIeetipn might ~ ,,s,parav
Sae3 and a. 10 market vsius w. an, ~
8xe2.vS tne CITY In nm almost cnd,ess ANA ANA
4 utlsAtlon; therefore, your nassss.. M! nmn
eSM ask thai fhcs rt nsd,t, =,
~. proposition, and a. n H. 20 ss me
sidsss' Z ~ xIs SSss Sc a s9s ,ssss Ss con.
The following petition Wa Va iprsS1.po'asors'
~ We MAYO! pnd Council ii tl~ Al ~ n, n,
~ Your petitioner, the Dallss ma u ~
ss.Foea company, would respectfuliS ~
sd & asa'sss ss sssSs':is M, Il; : !; 4!
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Correspondence.
DALLAS, TEXAS,
September %, 1873.

DALLAS, TEXAS
September Is, 1873.
u. +. Coombes, Esq: F"
SIR-We, the undersigned, citizens of Dali
las, fully aware of the capacity, energy, and
industry displayed by you in performing the
duties OF District Clerk of this county, know
ing, as we do that the responsibilities of said
0ilice have in great measure devolved
upon YOU aud feeling that IL is mn Office of
county, aiid thar yOh are pre-eniincntly quar-
ited to discharge its manifold duties accept
ably TO large number ofour people, hereby
raqucst you - allow Us to present your name
tho primary election to be held on the It'll
prpXimo, as q candidate for the Office Of bis
irin
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Coal.

Messrs. Tompkins 4 Littlefleld have
opened a coal yard and will supply
private residences, hotels and black
smith shops with the "black diamonds"
by the bushel or ton. Sec their adver-
tisement.
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c. II. Beauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, keeps constantly on hand fresh
white cornmeal and a full supply Of his SUI
perior Mountain Valley Flour. Try 1t.
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Tho Dallas News aud job Printing once
has been removed to the two-story brick
building on Main street, opposite Anss,s'
J Foundry. soedu
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Gil. Beauchamp, on Main street, opposite
the foundry, besides general merchandise
keeps the best family groceries. Try them
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G. II. Beauchamp, on Nain street, opposite
the foundry, has large stock Of school and
miscellaneous books, which he Is closing out
very low. iDsdtf
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Davenport, In swinks block, has new
invoice Of onions, pothsos, cabbage, butter,
eggs, etc. loidtf
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'Thc store house now occupied by the under
signed, Also, the front office mp stairs IN tho
sano building, formerly occupied by Field a
Nowlnn,
I7sltf PRATIlER * MURPHY.
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Fresh teas, maclscrcl, hnlibut, salmon,
grlts and hominy, hams and breakfast bacon
are among the new invoices just received ut
ullmGnn ~ Co.'S, corner Main and Jefferson
streets days old building. .ODdIf .
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The largo room back of Drs Jones 4 Thrus-
toms office, Oh Elm street, lately occupied
by the Dallas News. E.E, BAYLOR,
News ONCE, Main street. opposite Apgers'
Foundry. 208dtf
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Puiiman's Palace Sleeping Cars

Are attached 10 Express Trims between
Houston and Austin, and Houston and Cor
sicann. 80
Passengers for Waco must take Express
Train leaving Houston at 900 p. IN.
Connections
At lIcarne, with International Railroad
daily Sundays cxccptcd(.
Al Dallas and sherman, with Texas and
Pacific kailway and III rasO Stages for all
points of rdie in Northern Texas.
At Waco, With daily stages TO all points
West.
AT Mexi0, with line of hacks for Fairfield
ana Butler, on Sundaysand Wednesdays.
At Ledbeiter, with Daily Stage for La
Orange.
AT McDade, with daily Stage for Bastrop,
AT Austin, with daily stage FIR san Mares
New Brauntels, San Antonio and III paso.
Through Tickets sold at Houston, Austin,
Hampstead, Bryan, Calvert, Waco, Corsicann,
Dallas md sherman, via Red River City and
Galveston, TO MI points Of note between the
Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, within the linz
It's of the United States and Canada. Also,
via stage lines TO San Antonio, Won,harford,
Fort Worth, Bonham, Paris and Clarksvile.
Pcr Through Rates apply to Station Agents,
or j. bURA ND, General superintendent.
j. WALDO, u. F.&P. A, lsod43w
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a few day boarders can find hrst-class ac-
commodations ut the corner of Commerce
and Lamar, near Methodist church. 2OSd2t
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POLITICAL.
"A GARD.
10 the VOters Of Dallas Ceunsy:

growth and development of our county,
amidst the settlements of which | have
come amongst you, and the absence of
strongly marked individuality in the most
f@Fnr Gaa ana o 9y" new c4meH Msts
sion, a plhlicintfoduction. am announced
to You to-day as n candidate for District
Clerk of Dallas county, and begto say that
personal and political record as made with
in your observation, If not within your lines,
during twenty years. In politics, am n
Democrat, none the less devoted and firm
cast my first vote for Mr. Buchanan for Pres
ident, have never scratched Democratic
ticket nor Shirked a vote. If elected Circuit
Clerk by your suffrage, will be as just, as
respectful, as diligent and AS faithful in duty
as am, and have been, consistent and con-
slant in politics, Very respectfully,
liodti RICHARD GAINES.
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For Sala.

Two good residences in this city. lmme-
diate possession given.
l50-dtf STEAGAl.L &CO
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AT A Hay min.

Commercial IIolel tor sale at n bargain.
fronting 100 feet on Elm and 100 feet on def
icrson streets.
2O0dtf q. ID. BLAKE.
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soar,linrhouse for Rent or Sale.

TVH N"FINF EF'""'T'
\ desirable ana convenient clearinghouse
for sale or rent, is well stocked, nllcd with
paying boarders, and in tirst.class location.
To responsible parties n good bargain IL Of
tered. Inquire at this Office Of
2Sitf pJ.IrrLE MACK
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RNxs ERrvITS CITY.
Sunday, August 3, 1878,

Passenger Trains will run MS follows:
pHESS--LcNves Houston daily Saturday
excepted, Mt ! u. NJ.
Arriv wing 1T Austin, 7'OO n. M; Waco, $50 n.
M; Red River City, ll;}i II. M: 1t. Louis, GOO
u. M; Chicago, 7;SO n. M; Louisville, 7:2O u.
m; indianapolis, $50 n. m; Columbus, o.,
l2:l0p. M; piltsburg, Slj ,. M; Philadelphia,
Rj0 Il. m. Washington CITY, 7:2i Il. m; Baltl-
more, $40 n. M; New York l0;2Op M.
Returning, leaves Red River city, tl0p, MI;
Waco, l:30 p. m; Austin, 1850 II. nj; arriving
in Houston, 1870 and Galveston, 800 p. M.
OMMODATION--Lcnves Houston daily
SUNDAY excepted mt 0 A. NJ.
Arriving nj Austin, $50 y. M; Red River
City, 800 n. m.
M. saturday excepted; Austin, 900 u. M;
arriving in Houston, $40 D. M, and Calves
ton, Q:l5 p. m.
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Fourth Annual fan
OF
HARRISON COUNT
At their grounds In .rI
CITY OF MARSHS-.a

Commencing October Is, ana 'O''
Forr Days. ,,,odelphl,l
Colonel John VI. Foiney, OF rnl,ii,sAxiilda
the accomplished editor ni w., iriaai,,sy. sepieh'
liverthe opening address, ius ,isied spser,
Der 10. at II nm. otber nib'nii'ss,c sucresdlf
days. ,,,souerEde W
on the evening o. Friday, Vc,V and cor
the auspices OF the Association PIN III" he admit
miitee OF gentlemen. No one WIZ ainss in msss
ted to.participate in the bali UNIV
and cos ume. 49,. rsrIrg def
viii bedoubfeithose published 70 ~
lUgue. - ,.d rrsxas Csyan,
will meet ON Friday, October Mi dsllvtrh
organization. N. y Coleman inI VII PTs,s
fjeMs h. FRA.ny, Secretary
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Ullmann Il Co, have fresh and heavy lines
of all kinds of groceries, arrived yesterday.
Call and gee them. 2O0-dtf
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Dedicated 10 the "GOideu STAR Dry
Goods Emporium. ~ Elm street. Ohi'
las. Texas, by u, W. Is.

Golden star lone star glorious Texas state,
OF the Golden star III talk about, COZ JUS 10
be our fate.
Little ones. big ones great ones ana small,
Drive along, ran along, hop along or crawl,
Ere II Is too late for oar store Is iaily filed,
Not even time to cut, no busy hlljng oil our
bills,
Such sacrifice of fancy wares, bosts, shots
and ladies' goods,
That show that Calm Il Bro. are alive ana
awake;
A bountcous supply of printers ink to be
our motto In trade,
Rich or poor, we viii stay with you till orr
fortunes made, 2O0-d'l.
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Walkers Tonic Bitters.

Best tonic known for chills, fevers, ennsti-
patton aud indigestion. For sale In Dallas
by j. ]. FENDLEY,
lSjd3m Office Saloon.
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A Eirss-Cinss Tinunr

Wanted Immediately. Apply TO
j, j.. MCCARTHY & CO.,
207d2t" Uainesyille, Cook Co.. Texas.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Go to Davenport's, ON Elm street. for
lemons by the box or dozen. lS6dtf
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WHIST has become of the Obstruction o.
dinanc-. Almost anybody caa :e.: where
the ODstruc.iOnS are.
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Treasury Oepartu,ea, Circular.

The following circular was issued on The
twenty fourth instan: by the Treasury De.
pertinent:
To pee tors OF Customs and others
iou are requested 60 furnish th, depart
inent with any information you ma: be able
20 obtain atfordine clue which may lead
20 tho discovery Of all the facts concerning
the desertion Of the vesse! found Deccn-
Der II last. in latitude 3S % north and
longitude 10 81 west, deserted az sea, and
which was taken into the harbor o: G!5ral.
Tar by tn. British vesse: De. Ggat.a anu
there libeled by sslvOrs.
From the log of Che abandoned Tasse!.
she is supposed 60 be the American brigan.
tins MARY Celeste, bound from New York
70 Geneva, and il is supposed she sailed
FROM New York. and that heE master was
named Briggs. This circumstances o! :ne
case tend to arouse grave suspicious tha:
the master and his wife and child. and per.
haDs the chief mate, were murdered N the
fury OK drunkenness by the crew. who had
evidently obtained access 20 the a.c0ho.
with which the vessel was in part laden.
Il is thought the vessel was abandoned
BY the crew between the twentvttth OF
November and ths fifth OK O6cem bec. and
tina: they either persisted az sea. %: more
likely escaped on board some vrsse! bound
20 some North OK South American port OF
Che West India islands. When discovered
Iii. deserted vessel was thoroughly sound.
with the exception Of her bows. wh.cl, had
been injured by some sharp instrument.
Sh. WAS we'll furnished ana ;pr0v..Oned.
and no reason FOR de5ertiOn Ts4 apparent.
Soma appearances of blood were on board,
aad mark. Of blood were found on che calls.
The vessels documents and chrOnOmeter
have no, been found but almost al. .: the
personal effects OF the master. his VII: and
child. and crew were discovered IN good
condition. and books. tr!nke:s and gold
.ocl.et. and female wearing spqare! OF ~.
,e-io. .uality were left untouched ia tae
cabin. The log was completed - noon 1t
ga twenty fourth OF November Many
other detail. are in possession %: this de-
!.ar;ment. which vii! a- published: ~ AZ
:...ca:.c:.. j. necessary.
W. a. RICHARDSON.
Secretary o: the I.-A,I:?:.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
STATES
IN Sankruptcy-Nn. I132-
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.

IL THE NATTER OF ISAAC RAAS, BANKRUPT
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THE nAILy REPUBLICAN,
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

" B. h. B. }. MONTGOMERY at :: O'Clock.
a No. y Eatchez street. Lew end second hand
furniture, etc.
81 NASH H0DGSON, n 7. O'Clock a. the
St Charies Auction Exchange, !ot OF ground
and buildil gs No. IA Sorapur1 street-succe,.
session of John Doel,.
~ SHERIFF HARPER, at !. o'clock, az the Mer,
chants and Auctianeers Exchange, two lots of
ccouad and buildings on First street-N Con.
mel %. W. &. Seaman; lot of ground on Chest.
nut street-A x. Miller Co. Vs. James Consi.
dine and W. L. Catlin; two lots of ground and
buildings on Tonti street. At 10 O clock, at No
% Cacondelet street, contents of grocery store
william Connery VS.. a. H. COrdts. At 5 0 clock
TOnti street, between Dumaine and st. Ann
contents of e grocery store. At Iols O'Clock
At Ne - Camp street, continued sale of amps
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INsyED STATES DISTRICT GorRTo

" " o.
Br-an.. Dsi;Ir.o CLERK
New Orlrs.u. s-b,;Iary - 93e. obj Is 20
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.HCtjOnb Iitys


We copy the t"!!aw:n: from tie Si1.m;:
"i"..:
Oa Tuesday last we visited ths yo.rg
AMI growing city. where 81 gnteen months
.nc. stood . pine forest. The v!s.tDc IS
.,ucb with amszement a. the astonishing
:apiiitr with which This city Ia. been
bGi!:. Among othe, improvements mas be
mentioned mammoth hotel. the largest
probably in Southern Mississippl. 4 large
number of residences have been completed.
and a number are IN course OF construction.
The surroundings present the appearance
o. New England manufacturing town.
Here Che machine shop. OF the New Or.
leans. jackson and Great Northern railroad
are located. and we learn that it is the in.
-ention of Colonel McComb to erect extern
siv. shop. for Che manufacture o: all kinds
OF railroad cars. There is no estimating
"a. advantage. Of this enterprise ~ our
community. Hundred. OF our mechanics
are given employment ~ renunerat!se
wages which are paid monthly ia money.
thereby putting large amount .: cash n
circulation ia our midst thai %cU1 not
hay. been the ease bad these car shops
,e.a located in the North or West. and we
AZ. lad - see tina community highly ap.
ors,.ates il. and that Our CiVI' authorities
nantes. a disposition I" sustain Colonel
HcCoiuo in the turtherin, of als views IL
sac mana :emen. Of the municinai affair. Of
.,s -oung city. We were handsomely en-
-eycs.ued by .hs. attablr gentleman. Mr..
Hi. and his good lady, 20 whom We are
indebted for their kind hospitality. We met
a number o! friends az this place. among
whom we may mention Captain +. !. Dab
new one Of the most accomplished civil eng
1sers n the Southwest. His Typographical
map and plan of McComt. City. Of which .ie
i. the engineer, is certainly = gem OF at, VA
.x.e!l.d by anything in .hi. line OF draw
NJ we ever saw The want y: space pre-
c.UGas Us giving a detailed account 0. this
ENTERPRISE. hut we shall Yak" "c'As.oa :" a.
Il. j.. 20 !: ia the future.
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pany 80. l24 Canal street, New orleans, March 20,
i873-A. a me, ting OF the Board of Directors of
This Company held on .fe twelfth instant, divi-
dend of -FOUR DOLLARS per share declared.
PAYABLE to the stockholders on and after April !.
ulh2l lOt C. c. LEWIS Secretary.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-29
Tar Resisting Association.

MACH ~, I872 5
EDITOR REPUBLICAN:
We have had Tax Resisting Associs-
ton" here, but might add, only for
name" as many of the intelligent portion
of the malcontolts, after having attended
one or two of it's meetings and being called
upon to pay little cash" for the purpose
of sustaining this noble movement, respect
fulls declined to replenish the empty
pocket books of this noble few" ghO, IN
reality, have not one cent of taxes to pay,
and the present crisis in finances having
rushed suddenly upon them, thought IN this
way they could 3upe their better disposed
friends by Misrepresentation and advice
mot to support u.urpers," etc. Like odd
Dog Tray" however, their association died
tor want OF cash, ami thus ends this noble
movement" Of tau resisters in Lafourche.
ONE THAT PAYS Up.