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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-30
ST. DOMINGO.

the Vice President Not Capturcd-DeEent
OF Revolutionary FOrces-Presidcnt
Hae2 at San CristobcI-The Railroad
NJ SANTANA.
BY the arrival OF the steamer Tybee with dates
from St. Domingo City Goth, SANTANA 2lst and Puerto
Plata 23d inst, we are placed in receipt OF the fol-
lowing news:-
PUERTO Plata
The alleged capture OF Menu Cacares the Vice
President OF the Republic, by the insurgent forces
OF LuperOn and Cabra, lately teegraphed IN fhe
United states, is without foundation. W '''
Cacarcs Is residing at his home at Moca I'm the
Valley OF the Vega
REPORTS CoNTRApICTED
The revolutionists have had no success whatever
In their recent campaign against the government
troops, and all reports to the contrary are bro
nounced on the best authority, false
General Luperon has taken refuge In Hayt and
1t ia reported that he Is at Port au Prince.
SAN DOMINGO CITY.
PRESIDENT Baez Is at San Cristobel FOR his health.
SANTANA BAY.
The projected railroad from CabeZa dc Toro to
santiago, crossing the island, and about sixty
miles IN length has been surveyed by the engin-
GERS Of the SANTANA Bay Company
great drought exists In the island.
The 10th OF August was celebrated IN n most
patriotic manneran the principal cities being one
oil the celebrated days OF the "Restoration,v and
was Kept In most cases as public holiday,
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Ht Nde uoitcu ny VOluHteeT, WHO WOulu
listen to no entreaty whatever, but called for his
fellows to arrest the deserter, who finding it of no
avail to use mild persuasion took out his revolver
and shot the volunteer. Immediately afterwards
the guard the dying man had called for arrived,
shot the would-be runaway dead and wounded his
son. The latter was taken to the hospital but the
former was permitted to lie In the road all this
day.
There was no revolutionary Junta this morning
to superintend affairs, as those who composed 1t
managed to evade the vigilance of the volunteers
and decamped in the middle OF the night, having
first turned on the gas to assist their flight; but the
news becoming known the most radical reds
elected o Junta of their own, and you might have
told by their steadily repeated firing that the new
leaders meant business.
Martinez Campos, who stops outside requesting
admission seemed to have become aware that the
force OF the rebels was very much weakened and
that If he tried hard he might enter TOR vigorous
bombardment was commenced-that is, such
bombardment as Spanish general understands.
A single eight-inch mortar bomb came dropping,
as 1t were, from the clouds, with moaning strain
which was quite Affecting to hear, every five min
utes. At this feature Of the game of war the pro-
prietor OF the CAFE Micos Mundo, under our hotel,
closed shop and we have been deprived OF the
only amusement we had, which was to go to this
care and hear the natives tell OF the incidents OF
the siege. The Hotel dc Paris has also its windows
barred and closed, but the great door Is still
open, and the old porter still stands by, as he
did in 1869, to receive all forlorn travellers.
To hear the bursting Of the bombs and hear their
music as they swept~through the air with thsir
trail Of fire and their smoke was very interesting;
but when they searched each little square, each
little street and alley In terrible proximity, and
burst in clouds OF dust and morter, havoc and con.
FUSION and gave vent to their angry roar, they be.
came little alarming'fo for time. or course it is
impossible for correspondent to be everywhere
Twill not therefore vouch for anything save what
have seen, as / found 1t impossible to be every.
where; for, If went to church tower, 1
found my presence drew the attention OF
the mortars, and disturbed the inhabi.
tants around 1t; and II went to the
top Of the hotel, could only hear the bombs and
see the towers Cuarte and serrano now and then
vaianty pufling their defiance at the enemy. The
effect OF bomb and ball cnuId not be seen. bnt was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-30

THE JUNTA REvOLUCIONANO.
It is excellently well DONE They have availed
themselves of the ignorance OF the people to
spread abroad the idea that it was all over, that
Martinez Campo had confessed his weakness and
inability to conquer Valencia.
The real explanation of the silence is found in
letter to friend OF mine, which he kindly read to
me and which he received from the British Consul.
It says that he, the British Consul, Italian and
Austrian, an editor, two lawyers and two mer
chants left the Cuarte Gate at. night, without the
on Marnes campcs to BEG him to e, dess
rom bOmbarding that the General, after receiving
them kindly, gave orders to cease nrng until noon
to-day for the sake OF the commission, which repre-
sented the true interests OF Valencia, and that the
commission may have an opportunity to entreat
has happened, and what is the result of the inter.
view with the Junta. The streets are little more
animated this morning, because the people really
were set on fre in Gale Pillar yesterday afternoon
but the energy OF the nremen and the really noble
efforts OF the volunteers soon extingushed the
names. spanish houses are SO strongly built that
1t is almost impossible to set them on fire by a
shell. Tue proectile. that was the cause OF
sSsa story and stripping the plaster On rom t te
ceiling completely, SET the palm leaves and
Stats on fire. About one hundred houses have
OF cases afew BRICK little plaster and new wood
work will soon repair the loss, and about thirty
houses will have TO have new roofs, balconies,
noors, windows and doors: so that, calculating
closely, $150,0O0 may be set down as the extent OF
the loss valencia has suffered through the Dom-
bardment. The suburbs OF the city have suffered
much, but have not seen these yet, as no one is
permitted to leave the city, The loss OF human
lie has been very small thanks to the
tlmidlty OF the peace loving portion Of
the population, but the loss to cattle has been
excessive. The number OF these animals. which
have persisted from starvation IS very great There
is hardly street In the deserted quarters but Is
rendered unbearabe with the stencil whcn the
carcasses emit. Dogs have Jared better, for they
accompanied their owners In their flight; but poor
pussy, unable TO comprehend the situation ana
this neglect OF her tribe, news disconsoMtely De-
fore the door OF her Mistress house, and IL not
comiorted and dies Of hunger.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25
TRAyELLERs GUIDE.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
Trains leave New York from foot Of Desbrosses and
Cortlandt streets as follows
Express Harrisburg Pttsburg, tho West and SOUTH
with Pullman Palace Cars attached, ats 80 NJ ans
and 30 r. NJ Sunday, s. and 8:30f. M. ~
For Baltimore, washington and the South ats a. MI
an Express r. ~ for PSssSephis 49,
$50, SP NJ, and il night sunday g $3.50 and z n,
For Philadelphia. via Kensingon AT NJ ana I. Ma
Emgrant and second class Is p NJ - ,,,,,.
For Newark at 6 80 T. 7:fO, 8sD, g. 10 H. u0
IL q 2.0 B $40 $40 4;l6, as1 $40 5;sa ~ $50.
6 s'lc t;s9 =, s7;so $40. O. 10 iis' l. NJ sun
r. f 3 "a q 10 q? 5s so so 80 9
ss9 S:S q sisss9 10 $40 10 II 81 lar'M sun
'I For sshway 8, go $40 $50 and 70 ME- u,
7s,1 $40 Top; N. and Y night Sunday. ~ ands NJ
For woodbridge and Perth Amboy, o. and IL A. M's:"
Tsr New Brunswick, 7, 10 A. NJ, II NILS 4Io5:n
q eP M and IL night Sunday, and p. NJ
FOR East Milestone, M " noon, fl0 and ~ n
For Larpbertville and Pennington A. NJ apd2 P. NJ
For Phiiiipsburg and Belvidere, and aP.
Accommodation for Bordentown, Burlington and Cam
For Freehold "a NJ, and p. NJ 400 49,
For Jamesburg Pemberton, Camden6 A. n, 3W VI
Trains arrive as follows From PttsbuFG 30 A. NJ.
O3 r. NJ daily 10 "a A. NJ and "a M, daily, except
Monday. From Washington and Baltincre, 6:D A. NJ
Asa I6l2P. NJ SUNDAY, $40 A. From PhilsdeigtAa,
Ticket Offices, SIS as III and "a Broadway; No.,
Aston House, and foot OF Desbrosses and CorlaudA
streets Emgrant Ticket Office, No Battery place
A. 4. CAssArT, ID. N. BOYD, Ia,
General Manager Gen. Pass Agent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

WHITE STAR LINE
w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
CARRYING THE UNITED STATES MAIL.
New and fu-powered steamships
Sailing from New York Saturdays, from Liverpool
Thursdays calling at Cork Harbor each way; .
CELTIC,., Saturday, March 20 at p. NJ
ATLANTIC. .....,,....... Saturday. April at II
REPUBLIC Saturday, April II at r. -.
ADRIATIC Saturday, April 49, at 10 80 A.
BALTIC. ............. Saturday, April "a at3P M
From the White Star dock Pavonia ferry Jersey City
Passenger accommodations Tor all classes unrivahed,
combining safety, speed and comfort
Saloons, statereoms smoking room and bathrooms in
midship section where least motion Is elt Surgeons and
stewardess accompany the beamer =.
Rates-saloon, $50 IN god dor saings after April !,
$780, gold steerage, $50 in currency.
Those wishing to send friends In the old country
obtain Storage. prepaid certificates $32 cur
rency.
Passengers hooked to from all parts OF America to
Paris, Hamburg Norway, Sweden, India Australia
China, &c.
'Drafts from 81 upwards .
For inspection OF p and other Information apply
at the comp any's ONO, q, 10 Broadway, New York.
Bills OF lading issuedsts Continental ports
j. n. SPARKS, Agent
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THE HAMBURG. AMERICAN PACKET CoMPANY's
l. r0 mai! steamship ,.,,,
Can't I'm J. Never will sail on Thursday, March ~, at
2P. ~, for Hamburg, .
taknc ma sscngers from New York Plymouth London
E.rst Cabin, si2o second Cabin, s72.
PKUNHARDT CO., Q. b. RICHARD BOAs,
Gene raj Agents General Passenger Agents,
81 Broad street, New York 81 Broadway, New York,
The HAMMONIA will sail Aprta
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.
Rates Of Passage. 49,
Cabin, Ss6 ana $780, gold, according to accommodation
stee rage-Jio Livcrposi Queenstown, Glasgow, Lon
donderry, Is,ndnp, Bristol or Cardu, ~ prepd Ger
tihcates, S32A currency.
Passe nge n as 20 Havre Hamburg Sweden,
Norway, Dcnnuark and Paris, at reduced rates
Drafts issaeJ at lowest rates -, -, . q, .
For Cabin Passage and general bts ness apply AZ me
eompanyss s4ice. u Broadway.
JOHN q. DALE Agent, or TO
ODoSNrr, A FAuLx tG2 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
NJ g. Car AeH, IO2 State street, Boston.
" @. Bsovs, IS South Market street. Chicago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

TNMAN LINE
/ for Queenstown and Liverpool Royal Mail Steamers
are appolnied 70 "a q as follows =,
CITY OF NEW YC iRK..... "Wednesday, March 20, r
CITY OF PARIS. Saturday, March - r. NJ
CITY OF MoNTR .kAL. saturday, Aprls noon
CITY OF BKISTt IL. ....... Thursday April ~ NJ
CITY OF BRO0 kLYN..,..... Saturday April H. 2p
CITY OF WASH HNGTON. Thursday. April ~ A. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

PRICE OF PASSAGE IN GOLD dncluding wine)
TO RREST OR HAVRE,
First Cabin SIPS; Second Cabin $75.
Excursion Tickets At reduced rates.
These steamers do not carry steerage passengers
American travellers going to returning from the
Continent Of Europe, by taking this line, avoid both
ira nst by English railway and the dsc0mofs of
ing the Channel besides saving time, trouble and
pcnse
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent, So Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

,fNO LEAsE-A FINE CORNER BUILDING ON
nue. Xpply to HINE PELL. 557 Sixth avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-03-25

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The steamship RHEIN, CaptainJ G. Meyer, will sail on
Saturday, March %, p. NJ, from Bremen pier, foot
Third street, Hoboken, TO be followed by
Steamship AMERICA, Captain r. Bussins' on wednes-
RATES OF PASSAGE TO LONDON, HAvRE AND
BREMEN,
payable in gold or its equivalent in currency. -
second Cabin n
OELRICH Co, Agents,
No. Bowling Green.
The sun., 1873-10-08
snnI0 NM Aooms.

4 LARGE front aud pleasant hall room to let,
- Win hoard .thor apartments. III clinton place,
LADIES snd gentlemen can be accommodated
h,nry st. st. ''' ''N ''''' '''''
4 FHW rcutlema4 botrlers wanted, Or gentlemen
ingt1n avs.
FEM gs9,sg,."n cs} n,yye good board and front
LAhGt foSa G r., r9;a 70, f'gT N m ga opcn Are
\ sl!oSfr'a'b'-'ma, I, @ccE'y nj Ii-af T.
\ hoE\ IA, Eay o,a c, @ys g nArn'a'o family
ElACh parorto 'et 20 gent oman ANA wife or single
II gentlemen, with orw taout board l51 ,nnlon 81.
I,OTR men can be. accommodated with board single
6ets, IS double beds, tLSl At .'l Elst broAlwy.
81 TGs% e 81 S! a' 81 Ss.' So for gentle
EIR>I-uED rooms to let, suitable tor houseSecp
i ns. SGarlcn row, corner ith 81 and ON ay.
hoard aga ple@sspps @ M 100 we''A ST.
I ON-PRICED rooms. furnished Tor housekeep
IL Ing, l5l Franklin It, near West Broadway.
nNE two young odcs can be accommodated with
- board IT, pfIy1'e iimiy Where hrte are no other
Inquire al it2 Perry i, ''>''''
ROoAI- furnished for .eegsesgeplus or gentlemen
IL at ~ Ludlow St. from tl.l5 t. tIAl
Wsd95 5e,pfG,Pc s msa ear be ge
forts Of home Can At 50 East broadway Also few
TWO respectable men can have board and small
room also, man aud wlfc. 81 Catharine st., near
Henry.
y LADIES that work out can have board with
- widow, 1856 west 3jth st. Call atterb r. VI,
a GAY ~. close to Wavcrley place and sixth av.-
.lTWo adjoining wen furnished roJms second nuOr, TO
let without board, to gentlemen 10 private family
reference required.
- IANIIrOS ~, near Catharine.-Sma
] furnished rooms with stove, from tl.l3 to a. ner
| week.
WEST 25TH ST,-Firstclass board for
r / gentlemen table supplied with best the
| market day boarders taken.
| DDn WEST 33D ST.-Front room, good board
- ~ Tor gentleman and WIFE, tl3 per week yacan-
cles Tor two or three single men
| UE7 FAST sTH IT. Two respectable men viii
sDO md good, comfortable boarding 10 o private
family singls beds tsrns ~ Ger week.
The sun., 1873-10-08
pnblWltions.

'ruE WEEKLY Sun.
oSLY s A YEAR SPACES.
THE BESr FAMILY PAPER.-Ths wecSv New
York sun. SPACES. NaYear. send YOUR Dollar
THK ptsT AGRtCULTU RAJ PAPER, Tho weekl,
New ots sun. SPACES. Ga year. send your Dollar.
THE NEST POLITICAL PArEG.-rhe New Yori
woes, sun. lnieurndeni sui FN,hiui. Against .'do.
lc Plunder. SPACES. o. aVear send yonr Dollar
TIE Bss1 NEWSPAPER The weekly Ses Yors
sua. spAgrs tiAyen. send Jour Dollar.
HAS ALL THE SEwS. .-Tae weekly Ses York Sl1
SPACES NaJest. Send your Dollar
THE BEST STORY PAPER - The Weekly Sew YORK
sun. SPACES. Naicsr. send your Dollar
THE BEsT FASHION REPORrs inthe weekly New
York sun. SPACES. Nayear, send your Dollar
THE BEST MARKET REPORTS In the weekly Nes
York sun. SPACES NsyeN. send your DoIl..
TnE Btsr CATTLE KtrOHrsin 'he Weekly Sew
YORK sun. SPACES. tiAvcW send your Dollar
1HE Bfs1 PAPER 10 t'cn Erspect.-The Weekly
New YorA SUI sT.ges. ilAyrar Srui your Dollar
Addro.. nut suN Sew YORK cisy.
The sun., 1873-10-08
Stbnq aAatomts.

Ill. kinds new sewing machines for sale, 10 rent
n exchange, also, 0ought aud repaired good second
hand very chcapi monthly payments 100 Canal ST.
INOR SALE-A Howe, machine, good as new, t2i :
u also good coos stove, large sllc, 81 6N DE halO
ay,, brooklyn.
The sun., 1873-10-08

DA>k BOOk 40. 3l17@ of the Bowery Savings
ID Bang T. missing The nudeT Ia requested TO return
TO the bank II not restored before the 18TH dag of
October 1918, application will be made TO the bank for
new book
DANK HOOK lost, No 2s) ),S5O.-The Ander will
ID please lcav" II at the heecker It Savings Bank,
1 O~l-On sunday afternoon coming from Jerome
fark 20 BreCktr 81 a red Russia leather pocket.
hook, containing about 50, with some papers belong
ing 70 poor boys employer, which II not recovered
" NJ be ab-tracted from his tuOysl small salary. Any
ipiormation CONCERNING the missing articles vii. be
Narkfuy received OF, II necessary 80 reward for is
recovery. Addres. MISFORTUNE, OoI l&9, sun ONCE.
- REWARD viii be paid to the nndsr Of a hunt.
% log dog pointer when was lost 10 or near Valley
stream, l.. l.. On Oct black head, body white and
nacs spotted cnd Of the tau cut oni answers 70 me
name OF RAT, Apply At Mr., THESIS saloon, Valley
stream or at ooTncr south 80 aud 50 sts,. Williams
bursh, In butcher, shop.
= WARD for the return Of a red setter dog
Franklin p
The sun., 1873-10-08
Mlst,llan,ous.
u,nR BR-r OINTMENT that ever went b,


'I,nE BEST OINTMENT that ever went before
IN, public for the Of cancer scald head scrofun
fclons and all kinds Of sores scalds and burns II also
cures the itching OF smallpox one Miss Vonncr. rest
ernchy and asked hlm to write account Of 1t. Dr.
Abrrnrhy examined her face aud sMd that she was
free from po'k marks, and that she beng the patient,
snr rou go hrur" the squire ani prove fnccr-sny
Miss GracrH ointment stopped tue itching OF small
soon A. applied. She ruhhr II lightly upon her
face, 50 there was no need ~ rItclilg II went IN
tu all,
Mrs. !. g Miller Of Railway y. III used Miss
GrACcr ointment FOR sore breast. | suffered very
much with It uuil gol her ointment found A. almost
charm II suutlcd toftnrd and heated 10 20 the same
time. Try H., moth - and (ou MI realize the same.
People IN Jersey t'ty asN Miss Fox for m 4 girl Was
nee - Mary Church. lOth St. Hobokru. y. j. Nis.
McDonuell who hud % sore niue years, got wen ~"
lNU. .ln Bergen. woman Boo ~. haN's Hospital lttt
81 tlaty CIV, Who Wa d'int % rAnrtf va. rtrN
ed u pam She Hcknow Gagged that the ointment ~ 80
and mercy 10 thc -i.nt OF tho Lord
on Main sf.. Runway, ~.
Marlret Grlce think. II people want her services IN
Request ami hly the sent 10y express. The cost
Miss GEACE kahw6S, y. J.
H. RAICH'~ oil Tor rheumatism. 81 RoNery,
-. ana all druggists, General lep't, au3 Pear 81
lNOR ~ALE-A lot OF butcher rail-, benches, blocks,
Il ana corueI beet trays, cor. 6h st. ana llth aN,
DOSr OFFICE notice.
I The mails for Europe during the week ending Sat.
urday oct H. 1913, viii Close nj thl, office Weancs
as{ Jay at n, sae q nuT'i"' At L N anu On Sa'"'
THos. L. JAMES, Postmaster.
The sun., 1873-10-08
GftuIsions.

FlNHB REt: :tTTA,--The steamer Arrovsmith will
L accompany the yacht race on Thursday, yh inst.
far AS sandy Hook and the weather permits as far 10
the lishtshp. The boat will leave south 9Th St. VIII
iiamsbqryh, at /! o'clock Per %, East Iiyer at 1880
Martins Dock Broukyn, At l.. foot OF Ncstry st.,
T.! at ih foot Morris st., Jersey Liy, ate O'Clock.
The sun., 1873-10-08
tOr sat ano 10 Al.
St,lmboais ano RnlroIOs.
\ OnG ISLAND RAILROAD cOMPAS'

VOnG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPASY.
On aud after wednesday. oct II. trains viii leave
Jane. sp as fouow.. Leave 3ith ST, East rlyer, Is
minutes later
A fcr 2.o@ .oS 'fs .IoGr N .nS ni Rock
sw excursion trains.
S1P NJ Greeapor,' sag HAroor. aud Locust valley
ss,0r H. Por, Jefferson. Locust valley. and R,cka.
e'0F N Southport. L,cu., vsley. and Rockaway
accommodation trains,
Train. connect ;. Jamaica With East Sew YORK. and
at MlneOia WITH llamp,t al
sUNDAy TRAINS lrave Hunter. Po,nt a. follows:
9.U,A. 4. Port J'ners,n. >ormPor. Locust valley.
ioHi 4, ~, knc avn, -.i.g trNu'
20 p NJ, NOrtaPort' Rocslw.,. and Hampstead
~ + NJ. Rockav.y Accommodation trains
DkNN-N RiILNOA
! Tram Leave ~ lnrN rom ioo' oi Desbrosses ami
Exprcs, ~ lilrr,nu.e. Pltt,bu-;h the West ana
5JI,G .snG sP 'p'iaS e. saai iS ~ ? M''' ' A. N'
.5I,s fo5 9,atmIre a,r & Nss,'a r"q en- Penn
gP; N. Tor Baltimore and Naslinst "a. Sl u. Ana o.
II; T.. at 1872 +; NJ duy; .,
Iag 9" IL T. M' ana II night SundaJ' s. q ~ SO
rtSr r6.delPnlHe, yia Kcn.lneton, q" IA. NJ. ad $40
EnleraRt aud stcoud cliss, 100 p. "
For New.rs at &, ~ ~, 80 ,. 10 II A. NJ ",
~ $40. 10 ii;nP NJ. ami y Might. Sunday 80, $40,
= y, \
LIE 2N. $40, $40 ii0 i;Sl $50 5iu. 6iO. GS :. 40 no.
70 No. r. NJ, aad u nisnt. SUNDAY, jA. 6l0. O, ani
For Eahway, 6, e.sl, $40. 9, 10 oA.M,l!M.L.,ay.
Sl' 3ip 40 i3 So hh 3, b'.ob, ~ 1S ~, 10 l. NJ
ana X night sunday, s =. e;lo. and tbP. NJ.
a. F'5 moodo-idge nnd Perth An,or.6 anu 10 A, ",
For New Brunswick, and $40 \ VI . and - VI. 3.
Sl0 ~ 80 eiJ o +. NJ. aud ~ git SUNDAY 6lj.
,,For Eas, mlls,one $40 A. NJ. u noon. 40 sad 81,
Pm.
For L.mheryille and Flemncton, \. ". snd r. NJ
For Phillip-huTg HuH iY1 o.. anu l.. Vi
- AcCommoiatl' for Borientp~n. bur nston, and
Camden, ana 9A \. ". ls1ll ,. :, 3, and : 7,
For II choid, \. ~, -HnI Up
For Jlmeshurt, Penn lruou. Clwuen. A. NJ, and via
boat from Per 80. I. ffi T. VI
Trains 4lrlye tolows From Pittsburgh, 80. iolS
Mobi1 T. VI. daily a.l- l1ll \. ". ANA a5i + N.
daiD, except MondY tr"m W. .mu:,.u '0d Bliu
more, 6th, autt 90 4. NJ 80 aud DO % T. ~ Suudt ),
&. 6tn sud ca \, N. From puI1tctrWa r.!. r. p ~
6'u 1918. n 30. llti \. n Ni5 .St IS. tOi. g. Nit
a. VI. }i5. tfg1 T.. NJ
Ticket oncc,. S,i. rs. !ii. ana au Broadway: so
Astot House and foot Of p,-hr,s'rs ,ud Cetr,uIt
sts. tu lrHut licNct Office, , Htu.p place
Al tA~NAIE u. 4 GllO. Ir..
Gtn,Iai Manager Gen. It..uusrT Agent
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-08-23

New river, situated in the parish of Living
ston and Ascension, believil z said lands 10
belong to the government of the United
States; and
Whereas, These lands owe by assessment
large sums of money to the Staye and par
islies 0s4ivingston and Ascension, assessed
In the rfAmes of the parties claiming title
thereto under the Houmas grant, held adj
yersibly TO the United States government;
therefore,
BE it resolved by the Senate aud House
OF Representatives of the State of Louisi-
ana in General Assembly convened, That
eur Senators are instructed and our Repre-.
sentatives in Congress are requested to
have.an act passed by Congress that will
enable tho actual settlers on the above de-
scribed lands TO get titles thereto.
(Signedj CHARLES w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) c. 9. ANTOINE
Licstenant Governor and President of the
Senate.
Approved June 3, 1873.
(Signed) WILLIAM p. KELLOGG,
Governor of the State Of Louisiana.
A true copy copy:
Z. G. DEsLoNDE,
Secretary Of State.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-08-23
delinquent Gar Tist.
NS1A.

"HE following Taxpayers in
- the Parish of RaYidess, delin-
quent for taxes on Real Estate for
the year 1871, for amounts set OPP
posite their respective names, are
hereby published under the pro-
visions of act AZ OF 1878; and after
thirty days from the first publica-
ton hereof they forfeit, under and
by virtue of said act, their right to
bring. suit or be witness for or in
their own behalf before any court
having jurisdiction within this
State, nor will any civil process of
any kind or nature whatever be is
sued i'm their own name or for their
own behalf, until they shall have
procured from the Tax Collector a
certificate to the effect thg5 all de-
linquent taxes and costs thereon
have been paid.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1873-08-23
MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING.

Poor Debtor is after rs again .this week
w;tha sharp stick, and instances two ad-
veitiscments, in shich az he SAYS We have
proved the truth of his charge against ms,
of claiming more than the, law allows or
the court would give. The first, the list of
delinquent tax payers for 1871. he says we
have oyercharged from fhity -nine to forty,
eight dollars. and that the correct charge
should be only eighty-seven or at the most
nineiy-six doTars, well now we viii make
Poor Debtor liberal offer which may per-
la. moderate his. excessive and entirely
Impartial aud unprecedented indignation.
Eet him pay us in cash one-fourth Of his
lowest estimate. (eighty-scyer dollars,)
that is twenty-cne dollars and scventy-fve
cents and we will give him an orderon the
State Of Louisiana, for the amount Of the
account whateverit legally is. We pub
lisl,cd the list merely to oblige the Tax
Collector, as Nc win tel any one who in.
qhires, and with very little hopes Of ever
receiving any compensation for it, as It is
not in the form which the Auditor requires,
and counted the squares by fhe.spaee Occur
pied, being willing to take whatever we
could get.
As TO the sherifps sale mentioned, the
fees are specified in printers abreviation'
6 squares times $50. Now six times six
.r.,,,li 1,a tb;rfx-s;x lallara instant of thir-