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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-02-07
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JOINT REVOLUTION

Requesting The Senators and Representa-
tives III Congress 30 obtain United
States judicial Gistric: in North Louis
isiana.
WHEREAS. That part of the State Of Lou
isana situated north ~ the mouth of Red
river il upon an average five hundred miles
from the city % New Orleans. where the
United States District and Circuit Court.
are held for the entire State. which makes
it exceedingly expensive to those who have
business in those courts who Tesid. in North
Louisiana. and operates as a virtual aban-
ionm.nt OF the enforcement OF the laws of
the United States. civil or criminal. in
that portion of the State: therefore, be it
ReSoirsd. That our Senators and Repre-.
sentative. in Congress OF the United
States He requested 10 use their best
efforts to obtain The creation of
United States .udicia. district in North
Louisiana as a matter OF great public in
terest I" the United States and the citizens
residing in that part of the State.
.Signcdi CHARLES w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives
.Signedi {. c. AN IOINE.
Lieutenant. Governor and President of the
Senate.
approved January -. 1873:
!S!.ned! WILLIAM p. KELLOGG.
Governor oi the State Dt Louisiana.
y tue copy:
WILLIAM WEEKS.
Assistant Secretary Of State
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AN ACT

To fix Tho terms OF the Thru Judicia! Die
trict Court OF the State OF Louisiana.
SECTION I. Be il enacted by the Senate
and House OF Representatives. of the State
cf Louisiana in General Assembly con
vened. That the terms OF She District
Courts Of the Third Judicial District OF the
State Of Louisiana shall coIlllcn:e az To-!
lows, viz:
Paris, of :. Mary-.Iurv terms. frs.
Monday oil Api.. ana ii.ss Monday o: 0clo-
Der.
Parish Of Iberia--.'Grv terms. frat Mon
day OF March and ,he ;irs: Monday q. sep
TENDER.
Parish ot 81. Nar:lr--Jurv terms, frs:
Monday of May ard the first Monday Of
November.
SEC. , Be ic further enacted. c''.. That
all law, or parts Of laws IL eOntic. with
this act, and all laws q: parts OF laws on
the same subject. be and are hereby re-
pealed. ani That thus act shall take effect
from and after its passage.
jSigned. CHARLES w. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House %: Representatives.
.Signedj G. G. ANTOINE.
Lieutenant; Governor and P:esideI. OF the
Approved February !, 1873.
iSigned! WILLIAM 7. KELLOGG,
Governor OF the State OF Louisiana.
4 true copy:
WILLIAM WEEKS.
Assist ant Secretary of State.
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GWens md Nftsa isnrhnna

4 Yacy writer for I'll. ST. Louis GIvbe
saws of Mr.. John j. Owens and his COM
bination. who were recently az st. Louis:
Mr.. Owens, we had frequent occasion 10
saw, j. the besc eccentric comedian in
America. The plays selected were Only
designed 20 show !he comedian to ere at
advantage. Everybody was. for this
reason, absorbed il Owens. Like = large
sponge. he took up all the water within
reach, and left bat - lew scattered drops
for any one else.
There were oni; two persons il Che
Owens company whose acting could serve
10 point a moral or adorn a tale These
were Theodore Hamilton. who knows how
to act, but prefers 70 fill the role of bust
ness manager: and Miss VI. l.. Gordon, an
accomplished and beautiful woman, who
PLAYED with Sothcrn III London a. the
IIaymarkef. and in the provincial cities OF
Great Britain. and at the Theatre des
Italiens in Pavis. She was the FlO"'""s
VreachdIb in ",>ur american Cousin.
That Miss Gordon la. fine talents Is con
ceGed. but how We're these TO be shown III
characters overshadowe! Dy those per
formed by Owens. That she stood British
critical fire successfully. and came out al!
the brighter as an American actress. Is
quite enough - satisfy any one THAT her
role is not that asst uej her in the come
dies Of the Heir Law and Poor Gen
;icmaG." She belongs TO a wider and a
higher range of dramatic characters.
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Roller SkaIinEe
Eighth Senatorial District.

The Republican district executive con-
snittce of the eighth senatorial district
created by the Republican District Nomi-
gatiug Convention which met in Napoleon
~ille, Assumption parish, on the seven
Ceenth day of September, 1872, and com.
posed of the following members. vi7s As
sumption-Bazil Graves, George Drurv and
Thomas Devine; Latourche-O scar Crczier,
William Murrell and Nelson Taylor; Terre
bonnet a. Cage, p OEIara and F.Marie
met for the purpose of organizing and 10
make arrangements for calling q district
nominating cOnvCnti.n 10 nominate one
State Senator. who is 10 ne voted for at the
election to be held in the district on Mon
day. the sixteenth of February. 1873. ac-
%Ocdng to the proclamation of Governor
w. i. Kellogg, dated January y, 1873, to
ill the vacancy in the State Senate caused
by the expulsion OF H. L, Swords.
The following members of the committee
answered TO their names. viz:
BAIL Graves, George Drurr. Oscar Gro
Ecr. William Murrell. Nelson Taylor, /. \.
Gage. T. Marie and i. Bowman. proxy OF
J. Oliar8.
On motion, the committee organized 10y
Sie.ting T. 4. Cage permanent president.
III. {. Sidney permanent. secretary ana
Oscar trozier treasurer.
Gn motion of William Murr'N. a 1iS:ric:
dominating convention il hereby called, 10
meet in Thiboduux. or Wednesday. Feb
fuary -. 1873. ior Ihc purpose OF nominal
ing on. State ~ nato: 70 iii! The vacancy :ov
the unexpired term caused by the expulsion
Ut Senator Harry J.. swords.
ON motion OF Oscar CroI!sG Che following
SesOUtioHs were adopted:
RcSolr,.i. That the basis az repre- sen's'ion
IN said convention shsl. ne tive delegates
from each parish: he il farther
R,Eolttd. That the presidents o; the sew
Cral parish executive committees III this
slistric! be and are hereby requested 70 cali
their respective parish executive commit
tees as early a. possible. and elect i've dele
gates to represent their respective parishes
IN laid convention. IA accordance with :hc
shove resolutions.
On motion OF George Drurr. Thomas De
VINE was expelled as = member from This
committee. and 7. Bowman was elected
member Ut this committee 70 til ihe ~
caucy caused by that expulsion.
On motion of +. Marie. the minutes 81
this meeting were ordered 20 be printed in
the New Orleans REruBLICAs, and copy
to be sent to each president OF the several
parish executive committees IN the district.
There being no further business the con.
ni!.ee adjourned.
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TItE COURTS.
trni.eJ Stntes CircuiI Courfo

FM Wells was appointed foreman Of
ghe grand jury IN III" place o' Johh a
fitted States ~. Thoma: 7. Nay 81 ais
New trial granted.
or cred, That che fu'c made by this
@ourr on the twcnty-secon6 ~ January,
1879. concerning continuance and imposing
che payment OF jury iees he revoked.
Frank Myers rs steamer Lizzie Hopkins
commissioners report approve! and no
4pOlOgated, and the proceeds. amounting 10
$3.50. ordered to bo distributed.
Amelia G. Mahar vs.. EoUisiana Paper
Manufacturing Company.-Ilh- was suit
for damages on account u; 'he Ceath OF hei
husband, Henry E. Mah'u. who was killed
about d year ago by the explosion OF "A
boiler on the premises Of defendant. The
-ase was commenced on Wednesday and
rontinued until Yesterday. The jury rem
Jrrrd a verdict ia favor q! planu1 Tor
$1,000 and costs.
Cnited STATES District Court.
= Il. Redick vs. steamer + ttie Appeal
granted to the Circuit Court.
Superior Di-tric. Court.
The State of Louisiana, on the relation Of
Patrick Irwin and Of the New Orleans City
ERaiIroad Company, has instituted suit III
,hil court PRAYING that a writ Of mandamuS
do issue herein, commanding ana relulr-
irrg the CITY Of New Orleans to cause POland
street. from Peter to DO!hOnde street, IN
The Third District of this city, to be I'M
proved by widening the same on The lower
or north side of said street, NOT less IMAM
aixtv nor more than ninety feet in addition
% ia nresent width, and to Gauss ban
nuettcs TO be made not less than twelve nor
more than fifteen wide on each side OF 70
Lind street, Judge Hawkins granted the
order. rctnrnabe Tuesday next at u A NJ.
Daniel Donovan VS. Board OF Metropoil-
Tan Police.-Thi5 was a suit to recover pay
for services not rendered by plalntiit alter
his resignation had been accepted as a
patrolman on the police fierce. Judgment
aor defendant
Second District COuFts
The SUGGESTIONS of FRANCOIS Auguste,
Hugh MeCloskey, and Thomas Gilmore ana
snn have inst been opened in this court.
In the case of + T. Merrick, executor,
Cs Mrs Henriette Davidson, widow, tutrlX'
G,tc, judge TissOt has Overruled the eAceP-
4ion taken by defendant, that the acuOh
yyas premature, there having been no sale
oi property. Plaintiff sought to OBTAIN Inc
difference between an adjudication lhaue
e, the late John Davidson OF property NO;
I6S PoVdras street, and the ?g:ce obtained
foT th. same.
fifth Di.trict Eenrt.
RI Yves, w. Mrs. {. Messy and city Of
New Dreans-This ease was argued al
length yesterday by counsel on the question
of constitntOnality of the act creating the
SUPERIOR District Court, and submitted.
Sixth District Court.
In ths ease of Mesker. Knox 4 Go. IS
G. Carlos. Judge Saucier rendered n de
sision in favor OF plaintiffs. hi. suit was
brought On an alleged non-execution OF q
.charter party, by which plaintiffs suffered
- loss OF $3O6 q. Judgment IA favor I"
plaintiff. for the whole claim. with costs.
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ATTACHMENTS.
~, Charles Theatre

'fbis evening The, sensational drama Of
WAR Clouds will give way 10 the society
play Of Upper Ten and Lowe" Twenty.
with Mr.. G. Is. Bishop as Ch'8$toPhcr Cr0oE-
path. Tomorrow noon only Bishop matt
nee. Sunday evening benefit OF Mise
Amelia Waugh Monday evening the emf
neut actor Mr.. Joseph Proctor in the new
sensation. the "Red Pocket-Book. Annual
Mardi Gras ball tuesday evening. the TWEEN
ty-ffth instant.
Academy OF fTnsic.
The complimentary benefit 20 Miss Lydia
Thomson ut the Academy of Music this
evening will fill the house from PIT TO dome.
On this occasion two pieces Will be pro
sluced-"Ixion'' and man, the Good Tor
Nothing" For the matinee Tomorrow
noen farewell and 'Lurline" matinee. To.
morrow evening benefit OF Beckett and
Ndoun. Sunday evening last appearance
of Lydia Thompson. Monday evening Mrs.
y. i. Bowers
Varieties Theatre.
Mr.. John Z. Ovens will appear :his exc.
ming as PuM Prg in the comedy Of that
name, and in three character. III the play
eff tha Live Indian" To morrow noon
first Owens matinee. when she Victims
and dumb Belle" will hr presented. To
morrow night. the ''Hoppicst Day OF Ny
Lite" "Solon Shingl." and The live
Indian"
RubiDstCins
Rubinstein concert at the Opera Nouse
tins evening at eight o'clock, and the last
aud farewell matlnte a: the same place at
halfpast two o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Sunday evening. farewell Rubiastein con
cert at the Varieties Theatre. Admission
then one dollar: reserved seats fifty cents
extra.
Roller skating.
At Carondelet Hall, Exposition building
there will he this evening an Exposition
Skating Club soiree, to which only MEM
bers and invited g-ests will be admitted
This morning from ten to twelve O'Clock
Carondelet Hall will be open exclusively
for ladies and children. Tomorrow morn
lug from ten TO twelve O'Clock, and tomof
row evening from two 70 four o'clock, the
same hall will be open particularly for
parents, teachers and children. Grand
assembly to morrow night.
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INSURANCE.
GUN MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Paid Up Capital s3CO,OOOo

ANIMAL STATEMENT FOR TEE YEAR ~.
Amount of premiums for the year ..... *25! 500 80
Less differentiated risks and return
Net earned premiums. : .s.1. %
Losses paid. reserve fund, re
insurances and unadjUsted
losses. Observation-Disclosures. fs:ti'. %
General expenses, taxes and
int on capital .. f61,3.I -
Less d SCOUT and
.ntelest ........ 1859 So q az :S-la. s"' %
NeS proht ...................... ... btrdo' y
Assets OF the Company estimate. al th.l. maj
Rct values
Bonds stocks and scrips. "''H ~
Loans on pledge and MOI gagr.......... - tl5 Is
BillS receivable and premiums Gu"...... !n,23I 10
'ash on hAAd.. .''ii ~
Iotal ....-..s .....s............. Sb9d,"9S ~
The Board OF Directors have declared a cash
dividend OF THIRTY PER CENT on the net earned
participating premiums Tor :hs year ending DeccT.
Der 81. !H12. payable on th. twenty v.nth Jan.
uary. 1873; also, 10 Stockholders Ten PER GENT
upon the capita! stock, payable on demand.
JAMES !. DAY. President.
THOMAS ANDERSON. Secretary.
Parties lesnirg insurance are requested 90 30.
fice that this OLD and RELIABLE Company is
issuing policies fire, Yiver and marine risks upon
the most favorable terms; and, under Their
AMENDED CHARTER, insurers will, II they so
elect, receive dividends ct their proportions of
profits OF the Company in cash, without the
quirements of becoming stakeholder 2 cash
assured of the utmost liberality .H the adsusto
ment and settlement of losses
Office No. o! Camp street corner of COmme:o
cial alley. New orleans. StZ6 BIN Su We Sa
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hundred and seventy-two. De, and the same
is hereby, repealed.
SEC. 8. That the Commissioner OF inter
nal Revenue shall. under the direction OF
The Secretary of the Treasury. require that
aacn collector OF internal revenue shall, be-
fore entering upon the duties prescribed by
this act, give additional bond, conditioned
that said collector shall faithfully performs
the duties of his office according 20 the pro-
visions OF existing laws or OF laws hereafter
enacted.
SEC, Q. That the Commissioner ot Inter
nal Revenue be. and hereby IL, authorized
to designate one o. the heads OF DIVISION aS
chief clerk of the bureau without -1d"l'!"H'''
compensation.
Approved December ~ lS.e'o
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-. Ie,nsior a.; Til,.-;s,- :. re,ryir- !:

The ,IelusiOu ii Iil,.risii = reviyir. II
Vermont. Tie world. il j. there affirmed
bv some. Is coming 70 IAN end toward the
close o: the present year. Others ;iurk
that the .atastroph. wi! occuT DARN: IL:
present winter. There ara a good man:
meetings, and there !. =: good dea. Of
preaching and sxci'.luea'. ..ud al IBIS
shows lAss common .t,l." =. r..inI&G TIA"
sl: &=l..ily gets sCc!4. :.!.
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IN. above statement rs Just, true and coJ1eos
PAUL FOURCHYo PresseufO
g. W. SoTg. secgetaryo
STATE OF LOUISIANA, ,
Parish OF Orleans, ,
City OF New Orleans
Sworn TO and sUbscSi1ed before me tG $ teu1S
day OF june. 1872.
p CHSs CUvBLLIER Notary PuSjoo
=, AT mettlng ef The Board of Directors held on
the tenth day OF June 1872 il was resolved TO INV
a CASH DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER CENT ca
the net earned participating premiums fo7ehs vesP
endIng NAV 3D. 1872, payable on the third Monday
OF July next. Also to pay demand ten per cent
interest 10 the scrip holders upon Conversion OF
YES CT the Company
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The Washington Ng'.0..Gi Esy"hte''.
the administration organ. says this:
Pinchback j. Gcci.,edlv the lion Of TIE
day. and attract. universal attention whe:-
ever he goes. Curious eyes follow hln,. and
his modest. d,gnitied demsan". ccuIuenGs
.:selt 70 uniy.rsa! approval.
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Ao.d4....''''...o. ...o..ss......o...5.s! .ty .;
The a'""" statement is a ;'4- and co.y.c: tran.
sc!ip: !.o! Ia. books of the 'cInran.
HASP.R AlII, Precedent.
I"vss M!THi., SECRETARY.
>-,Tv ~ I.'' s:,s. a.,
Parish az Orleans CTS of New OrJ..r.
sworn I" ana subscribed before M. tn. twenty.
second day OF January, 1873. IGIIT BAL,
S.-t!' justice Of the Peace Parish oi ,8I...u.
AZ . meeting OF the Board .: Director. i..j nv.
tht twentieth day OF January 1879 IL was received
90 declare dividend OF XI. -FI.fbT pEY C;,vT
81! ..!lHIA: paI'. II. 10 Ne credited 90 .to. note
hASPAH aI.H, TG..!...t.
Al the annual election, t.iA on SIC ,,ir......
instant the following gentlemen w.r. ..,., o.
Ee"tnrs, 10 .eTv" GUs.L, b. ..1.s,l.., ..a,:
hisper iU"n, : a E.V,.
- +. th".srr.". !i.,.:, Ir,,s.; :.
PhtHpp DuImiu, y.h, E.b.rI,,r
su.tav' DrrE, william Men,,
.",Hs farss"l, ;. ,. KI..,
D. II. S.h.'c E.zu. N,b..
Robert JAcksoI. o. H. Bui-..
G.ury Re ) E. Co,tr,
G"lIs Math.s. BASS ". ~
.3hn Iui''... = H. Norton.
- u rIs''' :. u. GeraT.ss
f. H. a!..'a.i.v. d.. ie. 8lv..r...!
Henry Hermann.
And al W"etn. "I the Board 'sl,l ne a.
f"SHt"li Instant, kiSPAR aU'I Ess w.. NJ
annouely Gs-"lectsd President: K BERT IA.ExGy
ESQ. Wee P.e...ss 81 and jobs PURCELL ~ ~
EpFcfoF. LOFTS NJ ,r,IiIs - ''1'
10
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IN conformity with theiY charter the '"HI"t9
nubIish the following statement:
Premium. during tho year ending D'''h ot' 10
1872: 80, 20 -
ON $780, %
on marine. w. o.; On
On 'o'o' :"
ro.,, ,-sninm,. $50: ~ .
Less premiums unearned De- an
cenber 81, 1872 ..........$ III l83 y" ,,-.oa
Re.Urn premiums. o.5+d 81 1890" 10
Net earned premiums, S!'s'S.' w
Reinsurances.s 49,. '....:::':. Fi~''-" ."
Losses on fire. s68,lll 81
Losses on marine.s 5143Z W
Losses on rlver..e.o L<o9 to-I'''o-- -
Losses on fire unadjusted ana - ,,o ON
adjusted, but not due..s sc'NS "'
Reserve as required by ciar'
ter two and half per
cent on above losses.....s 900 q"
Expenses, taxes less interest lo, .s,e.ee
account. e7'o" % j"
prof, s4o,.gSg "a
The company has the following assets: oA
Bonds city and other. cash Saue.'''' ~ -" w w
Pledge and mortgage notes. ......''. ~ - %
stocks gas and other, cash vaue...o tt'4.~, w
Bills receivable ft 7 premiums .o...'o ftt% 10 10
Premiums i'll course of collection ..''''' 80 ~
Cash hand ~.
Cash in hands OF London bankers 500 10
S Sr,,ne account, $40 ~
Property corner Canal and Camp, casa D..
praD os Dumaine street cash value, eoI3 -
Total, .....................87 s:a!I -
LIABILITIES. .,, .
Capital stock. 9,, 20" "g w.
Reserved for unearned premium. 'l6S w
Reserved for claims unsettled. .......... So0oO w
Dividend TO ockholders. $30OOO op --.
niviJend assured .,.,,... 81 g52 tS-!Hi 35S IS
Surplus over and above liabilities. l''H' ~
Total. o...o.....oo'.o'.ooo.oooo. $50 81 -
The above statement is a true and correct traEs
script from the books of the company.
J.TUYES PEos.G.eIS 60
j. W HINCKs Secretary
Sworn to and subscribed before me H2s ?@rSP
'"' W. p CHARLES CUvELdIEs
Notary Eusoso
st meeting of the Board of Directors, heiS
January @ 1873 it resolved to Geclare the iOl-
lowing cash dividends on the net earned pre- m une
for tile year ending December 81, 1872 payable OF
the third Monday OF January, 1873, as eol.oSeo
20 per cent on fire premiums.
so per cent on riv er pre- NUNS.
1t was also resolved to pay cash O. 'iGetd e0
ten per cent to the stockholders &H0 ei's'o oSS
first Monday il February, 1879
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ceeding the standard pressure OF one hun
dred and fifty pounds to the square inch.
j. G. BLAINE,
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Vice President of the United SAFES and
President of the Senate.
Approved. December II, 1872.
L. $. GRANT.
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'EE1T0NiA INSURANCE G0GgASYs
No. II s.rpyiap

'ENEST0NLA INSURANCE G0GgASys
so. 1T Grayies s.resto
yns0res against
5!res Marine and River RIsGso
THE Lowest Tarid Rates.
z. SiMER BADER, President
sHAS. ESGSTFELD, Vice Pg.sde,qo
GEORGE SgRoMEYER, See.s,a1yo
Ffrst Fiscal Year,
fFenl!''Fs received .......o........,,9.P3 ~ e
F'", marine and river losses
paid ''.'..''..............5 3;.S: ~
Rs!HsuTances. rebates, exc
S'Ss"s ''c....o.o.'' '.....o.sasGs3 go -: r.: 3.
s:s,s. %
To'a! e1np-.f q: .sss's......,,s-4
DECLARED:
interest o. capital paid in. ten PEP c.ye.
b.'.''"'I ou"aptai paI. in, .igA;p.E..,s
"'''"e''a "H 9s"n!GrHs pad. sixteen ,eG ..:So
TRUSTEES.
Henry Aneafnm, : Sa.e
T''Is nGhi"i"ero a Elmer HaF's
So5.ph heller, W i. Nchiui''
>. A. b.!u .aG'ca. Theodore. tr..":ses
a. 2,eg y. r. Del BG'iIOO
~ H. hlI4'fo Isaac S"hs'.so
Ti'hS >. l.. NaslI.
q n S"hWartS Charles / -: III,
", I"hlhlaNo EOuia 81. s.SSo
S'Rlah& b. E'ctciT.
y. NelseuhscSo ~ K .:..,ovr
M'd'is ~ " SLCIIG ss.a
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THIRTEENTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
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INSURANCE.

sTEIV ORLEANS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
s,o,ue, OF Canal and Camp ~IrGstFo
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MERCHANTS MUTUAL. INSURANCE
COMPANY OF NEW eRLEACSo
i0S....oo.......Canaf &trees.o%....~osp-9 G&
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wr notice by our Shreveport cS,
changes that the Board ~ Trade Of
that NV contemplate hol,orlng the
completion Of the Texas Pacific road
by 4 grand demonstration, to which
tho citizens Of Marshall, Jefferson, Dali
las and Tyler will be invited. We shall
endeayor to attend that reunion, ana
will gladly hail the day that brings l's
directly in comm unlcatlon with the
aoufishlng cities eastof us.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-07-19

Respectfully Informs the citizens OF Dnllna
thai he graduated in the Virginia state Med
ical College, March, 1871 was surgeon al
ChymboraXo Hospital, Richmond, Virginia,
during the war; That was one OF the largest
IN the Confederacy; there was ample room
for 1900 patients. He has been IN active
practice In Virginia from tho close OF the war
until the cath day of December, 1872, when lio
left for Texas He has located In this city,
and Offers hlsscryices to the public. Refer to
Messrs. Clark 4 Bryan.
BS'Oflice and csidencc-North OF Cumbcr-
land Presbyterian church, between Houston
and Jefferson streets. 22dSm