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! TRUSTEES: " 81
N. T.. McCREADY, TOWNSEND SCUDDER,
JAMES FRERI.AND, SAMUEL l.. HARH'
SAMUEL WnLETs, BRYCE GRAY, R@'. -.
RoBERr l., TAYLOR, L.. EDGERToN, lftt5 mi
M1IIIAM T. FROST, HENRY b. KLMHARDT,
WILLIAM WATT, JOHNS. WILLIAMS,
JAMES o. FISH, t-.ss- CHARLES D1MoN, ii -
JOHN D. WOOD, PAUL N. SPoFFORD, u
GEO. w. HENNIEGs, IS JAMES DOUGLAS. !. .,l
HENRY EYRE, s.,. WILLLAMNELso JR., E
JOSEPH SLAGG, HAROLD DoLLNER, n
EDWARD MERRITT JOSEPH WuLETs, 4.
DANIEL T. WILLETTs, FRANCIS HATHAWAY,
iELLwOOD WALTER, AAR0H l.. REED.
D. GOLDEN MURRAY,
ELWOOD WALTER, President;
ARCH'D G. oNTGoMERY,J R..
ALANsoN HEGEMAN, -.
-.'.t+ i..@. =. Second Vicc-Presidcnt;
c. j. DESpARD, Secretary.
The undersigned having been appointed General
AGENTS for the State Of Virginia Of the aboue FIRST.
class, liberal, and prompt-payfng Marine Com
DdnY are prepared to take Marine and Inland Navf-
CATION risks oumerchandise freight and hulls Of yes
sells 10 all parts OF the toorld upon tie most liberal
terms and respectfully solicit the patronage OF the
public.
PoIiciesissuej making loss payable I'm gold. or in
sterling, at the office Of the company's bankers, In
Liverpool, If desired. fE..Injsa1 20
air. i THOMAS NJ. ALFRIEND &;SOS,@l,
-u.ff.l. ~ ~. No. 1uorth Tenth street +,
je 2T-lm .abt.,.g lshafer's BuIldingl.-
CITY, FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" 'ts@' OF RICHMOND. VA. 800
funder the banking house of lancaster 4 Col
ASSETS $4,000.
.DtKrcr Peter " Grubbs,. Clement R,
sarsdas CHARLES Psys Wsm AfsheF
gow LID. Walford John Tyler, Isaac H. Car
A. W Il Luks Bailey b gasIs Era gsor D.
ISs Ssms w gs5aR 3 os
BUILDINGS. MERCHANDiSE. HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE, and other insurable properly, and
solicits patronage. =. ~. m. 800
ASA SNYDER President
,te 1o-em, - 4. B. MEADE. Secretary.
---------------- -
d OVAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
IL OFLIvERPooL AND LONDON. % -
Deposited With treasurer Of virginia. $4,000.
Demo stcd viii, ,s,srcr Of virginia 5000
cations of the above companies. FL
Ganles. VIC solicit the patronage Of the public; upon
settlement Of MI claims. and heavy Income. ..I1
JOHN-H-CLAlbOKAEt1 ~ We Z; hgents,
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OATH ALUM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA,

DATH ALUM SPRINGS, FIhUiNIa,
IL OPEN JUNE 18TH, .ss.-. ~
TTy MILES FROM MILLBoRo DEPOT, CHEsA-
pEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
This place is noted for Its alum and tonic chaly-
beate waters pure and dry atmosphere, location
and excellent buildings aud IS In every way suited
to the comfort of families. Board $50 per month
four weeks. For particulars send for circulars
Post-ofiice at the springs.
DR.. GEORGE w. CARRINGToE, Resident Piysi.
clan. JOSEPH BAXTER, .t3.1
w. G. CARRINGTON. .,t
1, On, Projectors.
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RICHMOND, EREDsaIcgsBgRG AND PoroMAcl
AARoAD COMPANY, OFFICE OF
TICKET AND FREIGHT AGENT.
RICHMOND. June 10, 1874.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. szJ.s

NJ
HfGkfM0 ED, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND roTo.
. + 8 t,.yt 4. y MAC RAILROAD. as.-4a -
up DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-Street s.ation $40
A. Dr. sra.-.T-' 4 h .zI,.s.I' n Wv
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves BsTJ-Street station 40
II. q. Except on SnDdays)
f tUP ACCOMMODATION leaves Broad-S,reet
station eP. NJ. Except on Sundays)
DOWN DAY NAIL arrives at Byrtl-Street sta
ton at log p NJ. - - = = n.
SDDWNN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd~Street STA.
tina $40 A. M. Except on Mcndays.) sF1
iDOWN ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN arrives 1t
Brnad-Street station s:3l A. N. texcep. on sum
IFREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-Strte stationun
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays at s.is A. H.,
connecting at Quantico with the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg railway Returning, arrive NJ Broad.
Street station on Tuesdays. Thursdays, aud satr.
days at <:lo r. NJ. e~-a----1
By order Of General Superintendent.
j. Is. GENTRY,
fels General Freight and Ticket Agent.
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DOARDERS will be received at ' 49,
OAKLAND
during vacation. In healthy and mountainous
section of country, two miles from Rockfish depot,
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas railroad, twenty.
five miles above Charlottesville Is s,t-..,,er =
Telegraph Office Mt Rockfsh. ~ rt.t
Terms /: so2 per month For particulars. address
REV. Il. w. ROBERTS.
s, s-l Rockflsh Depot, N olson county, Va
&J@ RkFERENCEs:u .H' ai.. <
Rev. j. A. CHAMBISS, Charleston. rL.n.. as,.r,,s
DR. j. H. CUrHBERT, Washington, d. c. .,.t
~ l7-Bt
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FAILING SPRINGS


.EsR lssD THE a.. gfsassssf
MAGNIFICENT SCENERY ON JAoksoN 'l
80 IL RIVER. -
passengers by mail train from uie e''' $3.50
ErpTess trains from the west ar11ve r al remain
Visitors for the Springs by the's 'rAi.ia 1 e..,g
oy Pas ns by mail trains from the "e' -
at ovington NJ fron tre east arrive at M. 90
;ppse sn5 other vehicles for the springs
Covington every morning 1d,.Fu ;sra c<
.kEssNseHs FINE BAND OF MUSIC JUS e
/ ,x...,,s seaso,. ard the Usual fsciiifies
isengagea, Ien u and recreation provided pn1
hk,eh Snn Dd n or Of The agent
'n TsRMs per day, see per mohh Gnu
ursn anJ norsTOS. NJ D., resident phys1etan. -.
. ni. a; tn1 - b. NJ. QUARLES. AgenI.
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'V,O TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

Il "se 49,
ADVANCES OF SEyENTYP PER CENT. IN CASH
s OF TAX-PAID VALUE
will be made on consignmentS 10 our n3n ~, ~,
TERESTS AT RATE or SIX PER CENI; p.
ansun We authorize sight drafts with on. III ri
lading, for amount OF, tax on shipments, ana sis
send balance of advance after receipt oil s.' go,
PROMPT RETURNS made with check for baiaa'e
Immediately on sale Of goods All
Sole importers of the f" Don Carries anu -
6allo y brands of MASS LtC0RttE. 80,
80 sst-1f 49, -tesr HQFFMaS.L LEE ( 90.
Tobacco Commission Netchsnt,i,,,
SO Exchange Place, Baltimore ""
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BUFFALO SPRINGS, s'.s E. = y.
MECKLENBURG COUNTY, VA,

This waterng-piace Is now open for the reception
OF visitors under the management OF L. PhxSON,
assisted by T., w. j. BAPTIST, ESQ., In addition to
the evidence heretofore offered rs to the value and
yir,ue of tile water IS remedial agent, reference
Is made TO the following letter voluntarily written
to one of the proprietors by DIR. q. A. Wilson, an
eminent phy slcan of North Carolina, and formerly
professor in the Medical College at Richmond,
GRANVILLE COUNTY, N. G., July ., 1873.
Colonel Thomas F. Gro0ie:: -
Ny Dear Sir,-I have been much Srahfed TO hear
through mutual friend OF your recent purchase OF
the Buffalo Springs property, and OF y0ur deterlni-
nation 10 have improvements somewhat common
surate with the medicinal value ana virtue OF these
waters. ..Mf.... s.,..-F .....t..- a.E
have been observing the effects of these waters
upon diseased conditions of the human system for
more Than thirty-tive years. i
AS Il general tonic, an invigorator, and renovatOr
of the great functions of nutrition (no matter what
NAV have been the cause Of the deteriorltion) ]
know of no equal in the shape of physic and no
superior in the medicinal waters OF America.
The particular class of cases which are most ben
Gifted embrace the whole of that numerous family
which physicians recognize as resulting from the
long-contnuetl action Of maarial causes. Situated
AS these waters at the head of the basin Of the
Atbeinare sound easily accessible to all the maa-
rial regions of our insalubrous seaboard, regard
us the compromising bounty Of q benefcent Provi-
dcnca.
do net hesitate to say that the man who will
bring these waters into such notice as they deserve
will he a public benefactor. . ...,.,. ...t ,.,.
Very truly your friend, $1,000.
GOODRIDGE A. WILSON.
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RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, june - 1871. J
HN AND AFTERl<THlS DATE PAS
W SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on thi,
road will run as follows:
PASSENGER Il TRAIN for West Pnint leaves
Richmond at . p. NJ, and train from West Point
viii arrive ut Richmond IT 1890 4. II. { ily (Sun-
DAYS excepted.
The splendid steamer SUE, Captain A. Z. MCKEE.
has been place OH the route between West Point ard
Baltimore to run 10 connection with this road and
will make three trips week, leaving West Point
TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
on the arrival of the train which leaves Richmond
al P. NJ, arriving at Baltimore next morning IN
ample time to connect with trains Tor the North
and West: and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS. and FRIDAYS at 4 P. NJ, connecting
ut West Point with the train due at Richmond al
10 80 next morning. .se
Fare TO Baltimore, IS: co!ored people, H.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for through freight only, leaves Richmond Tues
DAYS, Thursdays, and Saturdays at IA. III. Through
freight received daily till 8 +. NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached,
for freight between Richmond and West Point.
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays, aud
Fridays at 8 A. NJ. Local freight received Illesdays
Thursdays, and Saturdays till s 7. NJ. -
..h@i So: a iEDN. F. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket 4 gent.
| W. n BRAGG. Master Transportation. jeai
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RATES OF BOARl

RATES OF BOARD .#.. -..#- no. vi
Hcr week "a w
Per month";. ............. o0 w i
Children under ten years Of age and colored ser
wants half price.
Visitors by the Richmond and Danville railroad
will leave the at Scottsburg ten Hes from the
vile every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, aud
the morning train from Richmond every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday. ys.,.st ~ 1870 ,
Visitors UM the Raleigh and CASTOR road will get
of 1T Henderson, where they will find conveyance
by applying to SIMON kITTRELL, Esq. .-s-;
49,. GOODE s. PAXSON, ..a.-
~ l1-2taw2w ProprietOrs.
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ME HEALING sasRIEGs, /
1 ON fHszfsE OF THE Il
cHEsApEAKB1kD oIzlo RAfEs 's \
AprSpW onssN. &

ara accessible by the Cesapeake ana y mn
,aiIrasd from Covington depot. inteea .r nassne
nna s,rnni.se of easy grades, In dge ofuef,
IN Ss,Ii yiewof the eeiebfased ~
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NEW HEALING SPRINGS, OF. on the thsh s.age
ma tIoaIinG and half mile from latter place. Is now
H Der Neal cottages, comfortable quarters aId d
obod fare. waters same rs Old Heanhg: o oou
TrnSSs 10 per week. Healing baths free. 70 ifot'
4 ddress ERASMUS, WILLIAMS. y
AZ is-9w* Healing Springs, Bath County,. va.
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( BUSINESS CHANCES.

T DAMS ON REAL ESTATE.-se'ef'ii
estate. RICHARDSON & Co..
/ iy1s-at .G 1Ii3 Main street
EOR SALE, a LIGHT, PLEAsANl
RyTSrNESS reuufrinG but moderate capital
Address. with real name, KY. H., DfSpdteh outc''
Satisfactory reasons given for selling. J. IT,
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DEARDON HOUSE. IT, ..t.e.t..t r III "t -
Is '~.-. CLARKsylLLE, Va. ,,o , trl
: A FIRST-CLASS COUNTRY HOl f.A i!.;,
railroad will inform mel will send coaen
III meet them at Scottsburg Depot. This hotei Is Sly
miles from Buffalo Springs. Conveyances FURNISH
gu vi feA0oiA'.' GEORGE A. BEARDON,
q, ,s-,w* Proprietor. !.
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-sfEssggtE - - -JAtt EFa iif -.r.#t IT," V D..
MUTUAL -s.. i3@
(MARINE) INSURANCE COMPANY,
in ...s OF. NEW YORK. tT
TRUSTEES:

ASSETS. 81, Az, 515
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n The printer substituted this word "hash tor
the one we wrote, but II is SO mucn DeIlef liian
g trash y that we let itstand ..r.. .,. .. s..r.
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BOARDING TO BEaHAD IN THE
ID MOUNTAINS, m
I wish to get twelve or fifteen persons 70 ~ resi
dence is at Franklin Courthouse, IN one OF Ine
most healthy sections of the state persOns
t.,i liberal terms by applying at once heie eneeo
given II desired. Address ;, 49,, ,ro,,n, -
Di"o'"' franklin comfy. Va.
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cEA.SIDE RESORT.-COBB'S HOTEL,
y COBB,S ISLAND, VIRGlNIA.-Eow open for
,ba recention of visitors It is well known for Its
excellent and safe surf bathing, good fishing &c
TERMS IS per day, Sls per week, 500 per month
Of four weeks. . ~, e-gs
Through tickets from Norfolk TO the islands
ROUTE: From Norfolk to Cherrystone by steamer
"A. Al. COBB BROTHERSl& CO.,
! lie 97-lm Cherrystone, Virginia.
/ Ell0nirer CODY Two weeks daily.
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..Haviug given uterarce to our rnournful feelings
in commemoration of Lincoln. Iproposc. 81 mile,
men another toast-to the health of the widow ana
t,nts IF Snrinc6eId where was brought up in our
our own fine this great man, the glory of America
:Ind of All mankind of the old and the new world
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
COLONEL JAMES Z. CASEY.

The re-appointment of Colonel Casey to
the position of collector of this port will
be acceptable not only to his personal and
political friends but also. we believe, to
the commercial community in general
He has filed the position during a pecu-
liarly trying period, and filled it on the
whole satisfactorily. Indeed we are quite
at loss to understand the resolute attempt
to displace him made by portion of the
Louisiana delegation. Personally. he is
eminently calculated to make friends, and
politically he has done his best. His re-
appointment is in accordance with the
adage. 'Let well enough alone" We
congratulate Colonel Casey upon this re-
newed manifestation of the confidence OF
the administration. and trust that his Off
cial pathway for the next four years may
be strewn with flowers or forfeitures.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
ABOLITION OF SLAVERY.

The Senate yesterday passed q resolu-
ton congratulating Spain upon the aboli-
ton Of slavery in Porto Rico. The action
Of Spain in reference TO that matter is but
keeping step with the progress of the
age. and We congratulate that government
for its sagacity in adopting this measure
OF abolition almost at the Inauguration of
its administration as a republic.
Now that slavery is 20 be abolished in
Porto Rico by authority of the parent
government, may We not hope that the
same spirit may prompt the early aboli
ton of slavery in Cuba: That result ac-
compliShed, and republican form Of
government firmly established there, the
feet of the people of that beautiful island
will press only free soil.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
ENCOURAGING.

| The resignation of would-be Senator
Caldwell is al encouraging circumstance.
though his expulsion or a declaration of
the illegality OF his election would have
! been much better. The latter would have
settled definitely the question that the Sen
ate is not body of diplomatic agents for
neighboring sovereignties. but a portion of
the legislative department Of great ma
TONS government. fully empowered to de-
eide in all cases upon the admission of its
own members. This resignation. however.
of man who had spent SO much money
for a seeming election. by deterring others
similarly inclined from purchasing disap-
| pointment at SO extravagant a price, will
doubtless have good effect No one will
be likely TO have the temerity very soon TO
test the right of the Senate to take the
extreme measure Of expulsion by present
ing himself for a seat which has been
openly purchased. 1t may indeed be i'm
possible at present to keep the fountain of
political preferment perfectly pure: COR
ruption will, perhaps, exist to a certain
extent in spite ofevery effort to prevent it;
but while it is discountenanced. and its
agents compelled to resort to it in secret.
and certain Of punishment and disgrace in
case of discovery. there is at least 4 hope
OF eradicating the fatal taint in the course
Of time. 1t is grave mistake to hold that
bad actions committed openly are less
blamable than when hidden. 1t is true
that in the latter case hypocris" is added
to the original transgression: but is not
such hypocrisy an. acknowledgment of
wrong doing, and as such less evil than
bare: faced and audacious wickcdness:
In the Caldwell case the exposure will
doubtless lead to other good results in
turning mems attention to the tutility of
office seeking or Office hollin. as means
OK distinction when no fitness exists for
the place sought. Think OF the stupidity
displayed IN mans striving to be a
United States Senator. no. because he
has the education. experience or tin de-
fault OF these the political genius qualify
ing him for that high office. but simply
because he has made all the money he has
immediate Use for, and finding it not as
promotive of social distinction as he Lad
hoped. desires now 10 try political Office:
OF because he thinks the party services
rendered by him at Il cesen: election entitle
hin. I, that Office as reward. The
theory that the Office should seek the
man. 40. T." man tine Office. may ic
AZ exploded error. bat It wa. based upon
= truth. namely. tie necessity Of ftnrs,
IN candidate. and o: :ecoruitiou Of
that dtncs, on the part of lis fellow .itl-
zens. Were this a practically ac!lnowl-
edged principle in the distribution of Of
tices. v. should have very different men
in positions Of power and trust from
many W. now see SO placed. Though
HI. desirable state of affairs may be still!
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
TICKETS FIFTY CENTs

emitting the holder to one admission to the Fair
and chance in the Grand Lottery.
Any person holding a numbered coupon ha. the
same chance OF winning prize in the lottery as
those who use theiG tickets for admission to the
Fair.
The Directors Of the Association having through
a series OF wears sOred to every means in their
power to keep alive and foster this Association, so
identified with the progress and development of
the resources of our State, and finding themselves
at present involved to an sxtent that endangera
its very existence. have adopted the following
plan. winch TO them seem the only practical and
certain way OF raising funds necessary to perpetu
ate TINS institution and place it upon basis that
III ehdole 10 continue Its course OF usefulness.
me oOIectO OF the Association is to create
neWed lnteresf among all classes of citizens in
our coming Fair and al the time by offering
large inducements, stimulate the sale of its tickets
to an extent that will enable Vt to realize all
amount adequate to its pressing wants.
The plan adopted by the Association s 20 'ssu.
Ztl! % tickets. at fifty cents ticket. the same
price AS is usual for admission to the Fair, with a
coupon attached bearing 2 number: the said ticket
emitting the holder to admission 10 Fair.
the coupon to be retained BY himself
ON the last day of the Fair numbers correspond
ing with til. number OF tickets issued viii ~
placed IN a wheel and all Of the prizes in another
WReD the grand drawing will take place under The
supervision OF the following Se!i known gen.
tlemen:
|. n. Marks, Esq President Of The Mechanics and
Agricultural Fair Association:
SiR-We, the undersigned, have received youl
communication asking cur aid III ~UpcTlnteGdIng
the drawing of the Grand Lottery on ,he Fail
Grounds at your next FAIR and fully recognizing
the Importance of the enterprise which VeuT As
sociatOn has abo1ed so earnestly to establish and
belle wing the plan you have adopted 10 be thor
oughly practical and well worthy the confidence
and support of She pub.c. ch""rl;!i!s comply wiki
your request.
Hoping your Association ma, End in this plan
tie relief go earnestly sought for. We REMAIN With
Tn'I"a respect. very truly Yours
HON. l. 4. W!ITZ,
Havor Of the city of New Cri.ans
Charles Ca''~oc ESQ. Patrick Irwin, ESQ.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
The MEETING OF COLORED PEOPLE.

The meeting held at st. James Chapel
last night was a success in respect to
character as well as TO numbers. Lieu
tenant Governor Antoine presided. and
addresses were delivered by Messrs.
Brown. Chester. Ingraham. Tucker and
others, careful perusal of which we COM
mend to our readers. The remarks of these
gentlemen. who probably spoke as well as
any men in Louisiana the sentiment of
the colored masses of the Republican
party in the State. are calm and dignifed,
and at the same time indicate spirit of
resolution and determination. The ad-
dress presented by Mr.. Brown and adopt
ed by the meeting, is much more con-
servative than might have been expected,
considering the circumstances and the
occasion.
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26

SrATs % IociNASA,
.9N h3scutlVe % %pepartnienI-- m n6-, {
ws.,., p.,,.b,s ,nfor,,o+i,,' ho. ,aaoba. -, !.
,ba. c.,,,i, .,,i, d;srosd -. ,,iso,,idoa ,,
,ronos. IN .o,,bi,s or b.vs combined INTO assooi.
ationa ,o- +b. ,r,os. of rs;.+i,,, ,ba ,,o,.,a, &c
fave. dino .b. sta,a with Oh. axo~ad ,..;so, -,
brinuinu tb- Stat. ooy.,nmsn, ;nto disre,u,. and
with ,he ,,rthsr a,owsd ,v,l rurnosA Of ovartbrox
;ng tb. said State oo,arnuant nv ,r.van.ing i,
from, ,.e.ivir, +hrongh tbs coi,.c.io, of ta~..
III. mean, for its .uppor,: and
Wherea. Ytis OF the fist impo,t,nc. "a restore
tba .redi, of tbe stats and cit = now Unmarried hv
the evolutionary conduct Of contain pre,ender, to
of,ici,, s,atio, in tbi. state nv th dsf,,c,.ion.
and der.Iiction. Of dp,x o,,ax .oII.o+or. ,,dr
n. ,a+a stat. odmi,i.+rotior INV ,b. a,. ., H.
r., Rasisti,, .s.ocia+iop of Se,. Or,.,,. 1,,, -.
,a,,-a,io,, 1T, no.. h..n ;n >ia,ot' -.
+han .iahtsap moath. ,ost, on, ,,v o+ha, 60.
and
Whereas. Experience shows that tax resisting
associations result In the weather. classes escap-
Ing payment Of their taxes. while Door.- men ar.
not only compelled to pay their taxes but addi
tional p.nalie, and costs and IN addition therato
:, much heavier rata of taxation than uous bs
r.ou.jts IL those better ,bl. :. nav nromntIv mat
their lust obligation. to the State. and
Whereas, Tho delinouent tax h.ts n, .hs stat.
ass shO NV h. Am hooI A.
enormou. sum of ~ %, 2,l So ,ho r,onor.ior 90
.hs citv of New orl.an. aior. n.ip, a - ,95 OK
said ta,as barip~ .ccr,,a5 ord .aI1 d., ,5
tba l.+s a5ri ristr.+ior an, e.. ,r..o. - =.
them being due from those ha,t abIa ,o n,,sr1
Whereas II in hur inst and rich, +ba, ,ba nrrd.r
Of srnnortin9 III. i, ,+. ,o,,.,n,,.t should Cal, ~
aoui+ahlv q. nossi,I. -, a. ,a,,, ,,,o., ~
eIasse, of tn. nonulation and ,b,t -, or. c,os.
should he allowed +. svafa ,ba ,av,o.n, ottawa.
.,ther nv coubi nation. and ,ssonia. a.ior .,.
puisa of na.sivs ,e,is+apo. =, h, INV, o+I, i,,,
mean. or nre+anse,. and
Whereas /, i. mads INV ip,p.,a+iv. su,v 70 ,aa
that the taxes are duly and nromnt1v collect.d
and that all person, who .onspir. in anv v.y
to iniure the Stat,, credit whether NV massive or
active resistance shall be prevented from, ,r.h un
lawful acts:
Now therefore 7 william, y ge,g,,s Co,ar,o-
OF the State of Louisiana being desirous O, avoid.
ing if possible the prosscu,on of anv citiyep and
being an xous to restore the public credit, and 70
inausurate an administration OF fretrenchment and
reform in the financial affairs of .he State and
city. and being determined. far as i. in my
power to suppress all unlawful combinations, as.
sociations and conspiraci.s for the ega, purposes
hereinbefore mentioned. do hereby direc: the tax
New Orleans Republican., 1873-03-26
EXECUTIVE ORDER.
STATE OF Lo-rsIAsA, }

STATE OF LorrsI.sA,l
Executive Department.
Sew Orleans, March II, 1873.
II having come 10 my knowledge that assess
ments for taxes have heretofore been unequaly
made and that marked favortism has been shown
TO individuals to the detriment of the general vel
fare and the interests of the State and being desir
that each citizen shall bear his proport ION of the
burden of supporting the State government. and
no more.
hereby give notice TO al State assessors that
discrepancies, errors omissions such as have
been complained Of will henceforward be consid-
cred sufficient cause for the immediate removal of
the delinquent officer. All errors and omissions
in existing assessment rolls viii be promptly
corrected, as provided for by Law.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State.
hereunto attached this seventeenth day of March
in the year of onr Lord eighteen hundred and sew.
enty three. and of the independence of the Vuited
States the Iinety seventh.
WILLIAM Z. KELLOGG.
By the Governor:
WILLIAM WEEKS