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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-20
By Placide J. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN J. NABBR

VALUABLE. REAL ESTATE IN THR non
DISTRICT AND IN CARROLLTON, PI
OF JEFFERSON.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-20

If man lends his influence he must take
an interest.
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.
j. LEvOIS 6 JAMESON,
1876 street.
We have now in store our full line of our late
importation of
DRESS AND HOUSE, FURNISHING
DRY GOODS.
The selection being made by our partner in
Paris will be found to be one Of the best selected
stocks TO be found in the city.
We will offer all our goods at VERY Low FI0-
URBs, wholesale or retail.
j. LEvOIs & JAMESON,
ocl7 St Up No. l2s Canal street.
1876.
THE SOUTHERN STATES
AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
EXPOSITION
WILL BE HELD ON THE FAIR GROUNDS,
NgW ORLEANS,
Commencing February 20, 1876,
CONTINUING TEN DAYS.
l. n. MARKS, President
SAMUEL MULLEN, General Superintendent.
Executive Committee.
A, BALDWIN Chairman;
JAMES L DAY, W. B. SCHMIDT,
COLONEL j. D. HILL, JOHN G. FLEMING.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-20

PROCLAMATION.
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD,
STATE OF LOUISIANA
Executive Department }
New Orleans September %, 1875.
reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS will be
paid by the State of Louisiana for such informa-
ton as will lead to the arrest and conviction Of the
murderer or murderers of HENRY WILLIAMS, who
was shot and killed without provocation at Beck
vile, parish Of Caddp, Thursday, the ninth day
of September 1875.
One ROBERT H. READ, accused of the crime is
believed to have taken refuge in the State of Texas
Given under my hand and the seal of the State
this twenty-second day of September, A. D. 1875.
and of the Independence of the United States the
one hundtedth.
C. C. ANTOINE,
Lieutenant and Acting Governor of Louisiana.
By the Acting Governor:
n. DURAND,
Assistant Secretary of State. seas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-20

Rheumatic people think dancing is a vain
amusement.
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By @. e. Girardey.
By @. e. Girardey.
IMPROVED FIRST DISTRICT PRoPgRr!
THE DOUBLE COTTAGE ON TWO LOTS m
ING ON ITALIA STREET, BETWEEN
BORNE AND WILLOW.
SUCCESSION OF JOHN OUDsR, AND on
WIFE, BARBARA FAITH.
second District Court fer the Parish of O,I
M rs AM

RY C. K, GIRARDRY, AUCTION
- ONCE No. 81 Camp street--SATURDAY, nd
Der 20, 1875, az twelve O'Clock NJ. at the st. CI
Auction Exchange, in the rotunda of N
Charles Hotel, in this city, by virtue and d
susnce Of an order from the Hon. A. I. d
Judge OF the Second District Court for the
Of Orleans, dated the fifteenth day of al
1873, and rendered in the above entitled a
sion: the following described property, to viii
TWO LOTS OF GROUND. teestier Will
buildings and improvements thereon, situs(
the First District Of this city, and in the :
bounded by Claiborne. Willow, Thala and
pomene streets. aud designated BY the Noa !
3: Said lots adjoin each other and mes suYt !
30 feet 9 inches front ON ITALIA street, BY i'll
IN depth. between parallel lines.
Terms-One half cash; balance at one 4
credit, with note bearing mortgage on the q,
~ and eight DER cent interest per annum
date until paid, five per cent attorneys Il
case OF Judicial proceedings to enforce paynl@
said note, property to be insured and pOh1
insurance transferred, and the purchaser
sumo the payment Of all the taxes for 1875, N
in 1876, over the price Of adjudication.
:. Act OF aale before Octave MoreI, Bso,. potsr
lie, at purchasers expense. ocls 90 d nos
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, 1875-10-23

THE FAIK.-The attendance at the fair
next week promises TO be very large, and the
arrangements are such 10 ensure general
satisfaction. The fair grounds have been
placed in excellent order, and ample accom-
mod,tions will he furnished Tor stock, and IN
fact for everything that may be Intended tor
..xhihifiou. In this regard the officers of the
Agricultural Society have spared neither time
nor labor, and by their exertions have placed
the grounds in splendid order. In regard to
the suhiec, Of agricultural exhibitions, CO.
temporary says the time has gone by when
farming was regarded as a calling which could
be pursued by any man with sufficient mus
Gle 10 break clod OF guide a plow, thing
that required little knowledge and no cul-
ture. 1t is now pretty generally understood
that No man can follow the business OF agrl-
culture TO good advantage unless he takes
mains to keep abreast of the age, 80 far as The
kind of knowledge applicable to his calling Is
concerned, and that n certain amount OF reao-
ing and thought Is Just as necessary ioi '"o
farmer AS for the physician or the lawyer
Husbaudry is, in fact, through the develop
ment Of agricultural chemistry, asSum-
;,a, the positions of an art with scIen-
,,fic basis. This agricultural fair will bring
t,yetber the most intelligent and enterpris-
ing men engaged in agricultural pursuits IN
this valley, and thus lead to comparison
and interchange of views. The Intelligent
farmer will always be on the alert to gather
fresh Information and to profit by the e1Pefi-
meu,s and experience of others These gain
sripys bring men having similar Interests
into association. they lead 10 discussIon' TO a
communication of the results OF experiments
and 10 An interchange of ideas and snsg.s-
tr,ns that tend to the common beneht an" are
in their nature labor-ssTing. We are h"PPy
~ he able to record the fact that as tar as
heard from. everybody in each portion OF me me
valley is taking great interest IN me SnG m rs
of the first annual fair Of the "aiis nm"
C,,,,rv Agricultural Society.
, 1875-10-23

The WORLDS GRASDEsr BKrpay
The East River bridge, connecting
New York City with BROOKLYN. viii
De the most imposing highway across
a river in the world when Completed
1t Is esrmsted to cost thirteen million
dollars, some six millions of which
have already been expended thereon.
It's towers and anchorages have SO far
progressed that by June next tenn
porary bridge for foot passengers
Will be IN operation. This temporary
bridge alone will cost $40 900
to s45, 900, being composed of steel
and iron wire, the galvanized iron
ropes TO weigh twelve ponnds to the
foot and TO be some six inches in d.
ameter. The engineer of the s.upen.
dous work is Mr.. Roebling, under
whose father the undertaking was
engineered until his decease. The
bridge, so long hindered in its prog
ress by municipal nismanagement, is
now in a fair way of progressing to
completion.
, 1875-10-23
Total loss

On the hotel there vas insurance 10 the
amount Of $1,000, and Mr.. Stevens had A
policy for $1,000 on his buildings The bal
ance were without insurance, leaving the
net los at Sl3 300. On the opposite side of
the street, Messrs. Reynolds & Day Iost $1,000
from damage to their handsome brick build
ing. Mr.. Vinegarholtz's loss is estimated at
500, aud the adjoining buildings $500.
Making all due allowances, the luss was con-
sderably over SEQ, 900 At the time of the
lire scarce II breath of wind was blowing,
and II was owing to this fact that the town
escaped general cunhagra,ion. DIR. Cham
berlan's church, in the rear of the burnt dis
trict, was III great danger, but by un'iIing
exertions ON tho part OF the frenen aud oi,i
zens was saved. At the fire. as indeed on all
occasions, the frcmen worked nobly, but it
WAS apparent To all that there was a lack Of
sys'em, aad that a great deal of energy WAS
fire ought To have been confined 10 the build
ing il which it originated, and that 1t WAS
not, was entirely due n want of system. / he
experience Of Monday night, aud the narrow
escap., suggests the reorganization OF the
department. and the adoption of such meas
ures ~ will secure the prompt ex inguIshment
OF fires.
, 1875-10-23
RIVER IMPROVEMENTS.

The other great enterprise of vital interest
T. the people here IL ih- construction # canals
and locks for the Columbia River. To that
stand pledged, and will work night and
day to accomplish it. do not underestimate
the rover of the o. 5. y. Company Thy
will fight it inch by inch. They are entitled
70 some credit for what they have done.
But the time Is past when one man or set OF
men can control this great rIver- Now !
wish 10 show what have been trying TO
do. The Senator here read a resolution he
offered for the appointment OF committee OF
seven 10 investigate the subject OF transPorta-
ton between the interior and the seab"arc.
II was passed He spoke OF the labor~ Oi The
committee, of bow they i--nor.d at tlr>i ms
coast, but finally appointed him 10 write up
the suhiecf OF the North Pacific coast ; how
they called especial attention IN their report
TO the Importance If improving he Columbia
He continued introduced II bill calling
for survey; it became a law. and the snT-
yey has been made and is on file ] intend
an the first day of the session =" introduce
bill for the improvement OF ,h- Columbia
River. He spoke of rhe necessity Of rail-
road 10 the Sound. and DECLARED his sympa-
thy with the prof e.. He referred 10 the
UmaiIlls Reservation. designating II as an
incubus. As an outrage upon he people. and
closed with glowing tribute TO the North
Pacific coast
, 1875-10-23

TFgRTTORF OF TT4SHINGTOE, SS
County Of Wdbu Wal1,
=, H., y;,.r;t curt Of he Fsrsi Jalieial District e'
Washington I.TTuOFy-
Frr.3,H IxGLE, Plaintiff. " Thomas bEo"S' De-
ieu1ant-
,,,r,, 7-,-rrrD STATES OF AMERICA - To
THOMAS BROWN, Defendant You are hereD!
- - srl-.sar IL an acton brought against yot
~ FTrG,B IssLE, Plaintiff IL the District Luz "
r. Fir-. aI5.cal District Of HasLlnstoA Ie-O -.
- ,1..,.s of Wala Walia and NhI;Il1I ~ YSIIs ne
- r. r5rnrlaint Of Plaintiff, He'd IN " AIN = az u
,y. ,sithn twenty days after the server u -,
--..r,-,,rs exclusive Cf the day q se9 w -
served IN sad county, but IN sil ,J PLAIN
- o.ler,ylss within sixty days, OF IN - =
- r,irl take Judgment against You o! '-iA-- ~
G-5in, 10 the prayer Of the complaint -, s-, NJ
m ssiI ae-ion ]. brought 70 recover U G-,.-
Two Huu5I=i and Thrty-icur D3''l, a., plaintiff 10
ave, esn.s gold coin, money pdll .! ;-o-y
I,f,,,l,,r-s ne on lOInt AMI s-yefal Plo-- a.
o,s male by Plaintiff, with IeieL4lA4tS - nj
I1f-5,rt DeceIn5=r l. 1874, for L|O u n-I- ~ -. -
lars gold coin, AMI interest ~ t ,oeI. rayabls
cer+ Ier month from cGte urtli Is -. iaIo,Ist
~ & Bower with legal interest HoII Hi - -
- IS75 wbsn such payment Wss ma ssant 10
f11~I0se chattsl mortgage, given = = - srco,, n.
I5I5,i-T ~ indemnify hIIs against Us . u =
- = n note and 70 seclIe reisis - % -
,,,-sv- rs.5G ty Plaintiff tnere'h y i.[ =, T,.T5 ON
S..U51, seven years old, h--slIs - - AT1-,sr,
J-,,I4sr and beng Of Il,-O-eoh an 80
i-iL - , I'D Of COWS, known as the -No14
1S1sr C.- And you are hereby hOlllIsl- 80 a.
- sr,uear AUD answer the szld eiA --!tI III a. a.
- T,-suirei the prayers Of the f'Alii-- - -
granted ,,--.-- .t, Uo, :. c W1SGARD, Judge
= a. Tisr.iet Court of the FIrst IN 1lcl-i
= 6istrirt OF Washington Territory, ana ' 'le
Il-'- sasI Of sad Court affixed, this 10Th Gay Oh
August \ a +: REEYEs AYERS, Clerk.
THOs. Y. BRENTs, sssx
, 1875-10-23

USroy BIBLE MEETINGS The annual
o,;,,, of the Walla Walls Bible Society
,,-;u he held at the school room OF Rev Mr.
Cb,uharlaiu, this Saturday, evening. OctO-
- o2d at : o'clock A meeting for the
purpose of hearing addresses on the bible
-, will be held a, the City Hall, on Sun
dav avs,ing next. at ; o'clock. Addresses
viII he made by Revs- S G. Havermale, H.
10 Eagan and P C. He'zler- All are kind
l.. invirsd TO attend both meetings-
, 1875-10-23

CoURTEsIEs.- Senator hncheii
srav in this city he was the recipient OF many
courtesies. Immediately on his sr'i'si
s.Iu,s WAS fired in his honor, and suoseq uen'-
Iv his rooms at the brick hotel were cro"ue'-
bv citizens who called TO pay him their re-
.p.cts. Our people felt that in his high Fla'e
"a 5.vo,.d his time and energies 10 ihe
advocacy of their interests, and hence with
~, regard to sect or party they voluntarily
,a,,a forward to do him honor. Under BIZ
the circumstances The reception OF oe"S'o-
Mitchell WAS most fattering, and well caiou
Ltd 10 cheer him ON in bis laoors.
, 1875-10-23

BADLY BEATEN--Hen Lee. an inoffensive
Cb;naman, on the night of the fire. was at
tackled by LOT of worthless boys and badly
beatcu about the head ami face. A number
of other Chinsmen we're a'tacked the same
r;yb,. and shamefully bea'en. The Pretex'
for these assaults was that the Cinnamon
were required to work at The FIRE, and did
M. manifest any special willingness for the
work Il is to be regretted that the parties
,, these assaults were not arrested and pun
ishei.
, 1875-10-23

HORACE WHITE, e1-editor of the
Chicago Tribune, in his comparison
OF England and the United States,
makes one significant statement. He
says that, as fsr as he can see, the
condition of the mechanics and un-
skilled lsborers is about the same in
both countries. 1t has then come to
this, that with all our free institutions,
our universal suffrage, our pubic
schools and our abundant elbow room
Of vacant land, the American me-
chanic can live no easier than his
cousin of England. Surely we have
neglected our opportunities If this is
.he case.
, 1875-10-23

New COMMUNICATIONS Is
to have a constitutional convention,
the people of that State at the late
election having voted in favor of
convention.
, 1875-10-23

SOMETHING FOR The LADrEs.-Ihe laoieS
.,,sn,ion is called to the immense stock oi
dra.. goods. pow opened at Adams Brothers
r., a,ot embraces all the late styles IN
nl.ids. diasonsls, empress cloths. aiPa'as'
&. and ,hey are Offering them at extremely
low prices.
, 1875-10-23

rs. s-iL--Thv cbsqy engineer, who
a., 80 'a charge Of the engine with such
l-.- .'1mPe's, had trial of his eff
u ~s IRE on Monday night, and as
--' by those Who had some knowl-
!, .@'sa.aary, be proved a total failure.
So. he i're Was at its height, and
Z, ,.a '- a-d every cheek. he lost all con-
n 7'Ae' and could do nothing with
b.. Urgency, Chas. F. Kraft, the
s.,.a5 Was summoned to the rescue,
a,-. magic, the engine came down to
p. - - .a' Pourins fun streams of water
cst.. 'I!ns buildings, it was seen at
I---,-- 11nSer was past. An iucom
l., ''7yT IN charge of a steam fire en-
1'... e4uaL to lighting match in a
:. a. s'1ine. and is quite as dangerous.
- Question might have achieved
"a. :, The engineer of a mud soow. bu. in
- ;s,,T I'll and endangered a va vast F smoun.
- 10 Citizens and property holders
'Ss;. ''e experiments with eieap en-
, 1875-10-23
TIE RAILROAD PROSPECT.

Now you want to know what there is fur US
in tn future. Well do believe Congress
in the next session will grant any AID 10 rail-
roads, because the Presidential cImVagn is
near at hand. and ho'h Plrrirv are afraid TO
act But when we elect a good square repub-
lican President, then something will he done
After that campaign Is over. the company Is
going to ask for aid to the Portland, Dalles
and Salt Lake RAILROAD Will not vote for
any raIlroad bill unless they DO Justice 10 the
North Pacific coast There Is not another
portion of country that suffers 50 on account
Of freight charges as this. The Senator here
made comparison of figures, showing that
the tariff here is eighteen times AS much a.
that imposed on the people OF the Mississippi
valley. and that % per cent. of all the y heat
exported from the United States is shipped
from the Pacific coast.
, 1875-10-23

-A private telegram from oiym-
pH',', h. aOih, states that the bill Great
p, a'''' 90, ,,pnty of Ping had passed both
u de ~ ,be legislature, and became a
S'7s',, y. 81. no, informed as to the question
So line. but presume the bill
d, r7aal-., .,,,i ,llv in the shape 1t was pre-
81 .a'.,.l- ,sl friends Of division.
, 1875-10-23

IT is rumored that DR.. Baker u D A'n's
formerly station at Fort COlsille, Is sOOn' %
return to that post, eos DR.. Ramil'OO' re
signed.
, 1875-10-23

l,-,og. In onr article of last
h'.-, ,ri"PubIic sPeaking at Weston, "
vi en- .o- Inadvertently omitted certain
BE '5-' ... which made the article appear
4l'''.' .,,, upon Messrs. Thompson and
~ .r.egiingIy regret the omission,
~. ,.no otFrnss intended, We hope
h''', '',''a...,rIana,i5n 'a.., VIII be satisfactory to
Il -ru-..
, 1875-10-23
NORTH PACIFIC
MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
OF PORTLAND, OREGON.
Incorporated 1874.
Capital, 500, 900, Gold Coin Basis.
"EVen-haHded JustiCe.o
OFFICERS:
P W W,ssEAxAv w. s. LGDD,
President Treasurer.
4. AsSEKNAz, .-1E.s's.--.I
W. 5 I4ADD, WV. WADHAMs,
/. White ]. l.. ATKINSON,
Z QUAcKESBUs4 NJ. 2. MoRsE
ID. W. WArETIELp.

=
THE LIBERAL PATRONAGE EXTENDED
the Association by people Of the Northwest,
has placed its business upon a permanent and sub
stantrrl basis Its members DOW humber more than
sufficient 10 allow the law of Mortality ample scope
for operation. The system of the Company has
proved the mOst economical and popular pre-
sentel 10 the public; offering Life Indemnity at
LESS THAN ONEFOURTH the cost of Eastern
COMPANIES while its mutual contribution plan al
lows all surplus premiums be retained by each in
diviiual member, until required by actual death
LOSES thus absorbing no large fund from any locality
The lower rate of mortality and higher rate OF IN
terest of the Northwest and careful system of Life
Underwriting and rigid economy Of management,
enables this Association 10 offer Indemnity for Life
at a cost lower than any company organized else
where
ES- Full information given upon application to
T. l.. SHANNON, SuPt. Agts-,
42-tf At Slime House, Wslla Wella-
, 1875-10-23
LEEDER IISI-

List Of advertised letter. remaining in the Port
Ofica for the week ending October 22d, 1875:
II. ". Crandau, , Mrs. Sarah J. Mccain,
2 Farrell, James Morgan,
{. C. Fox, Miss Catharine Orr,
Geo. c. Gillespie, A C. Pratt,
J. +. johnson, John REttlemiller,
James Mccoy, Miss Mary J. Smith.
HELD FOR POSTAGE.
J. s Herman, Lot Iivermore,
J. W johnson, Miss Ids Nicola.
Persons calling for the above lstters win please say,
q Advertised C. I. SnTTh, T. II.
, 1875-10-23

G.graun Tn railroad j. now an ac-
,rg.5Ei.sr Much work yet remains to
aia- III h- shape Of building depot Mt
b. terminus, providing a turn-fabie. etc,
sl.l-- age u..r- irrsIru'als. Tie cars now
eas " 'h. terminus, and passengers come
8. :, :raa from 'h~ annoyance Of stage
,-amm4,i-p laus delayed, iii 65aat It ili.s hls
---s I.... ami irom rhIs date forward we
a,r--l>a.a.y *. Ct our business prospects
l.r.r.
, 1875-10-23

PONDS
EXTRACT
..EzeaT, TOR Will speak of excellent
?ssys Ex1RAsI"Thes great vegetable Pal.
nesirsycr. Has been in use over thirty
years, and for cleanliness and prompt cura-
tive virtues cannot be excelled-
CHn1ata.-No family can afford to be Without
Ponds Extract. Accidents, Bruises,
Commissions, Cuts, Sprains, are relieved
almost instantly lay external application
Promptly relieves pains or Burns, scaifs'
ENcoriatisus, Chnfings, Old Sores,
DoiI-, Felons, Corns. etc Arrests IN.
ftmaiGn, reduces swellings, stops bleeding,
REMOVES d,srO,nrsrions and heals RAPIDLY
FEMALE HeaAssS Ses.1it Glwsy5 TeileEes pain pam
~ a. ltCk .EG !Oins, ,iu.lness and pressing PAIN
in the head. nausea. vertigo.
LEVGJaRnIA i has TO eqIsL All kinds OF ni-
ceraIl.sE- 20 which ladies' are subject are
pnmPliy cured. Fgler details n book accom-
I,agyIaz each bottle.
-rFS Blind or bIcrdIng-Ineet prompt relief
III ready cue. No case, however CHiOnlC or
C'-''ug-e, can long r'-iSt Is TeSalir nSe'
t~au.JgE t-iIS. Il - i''' ''4+'s - 49,
rs tiiStr,.Ss ~ and dangerous condition.
EisaEf GISEASES.-It has 10 equal for perma-
RiTelIs6 from any cause For this Is spe-
cIi.c' II I,ss ,arctl hundred. Of lives when all
tthrc remedies faxed 10 arrest bleeding from
r:a~r. sgcrIucl;, luaEs, and e'-cHEere
sHiuEAfiSn, REGAt,6lA, Toothnche and
I.:rtIcI... ar al like rel eEcd, and often per-
maIeu'iy cured.
FTTSicIAsS OF ri schools who are acquainted
with pond,s ES.rac. of Witch Hazel rec.
omlncnt II m t:le!r Irsct.cc- " Edte jefferson
commentator from hundreds OF Physlcianr,
many OF WHOM order IL Tor Use IN lhelr own
p-aci.cc. In addition 20 the foregoing, they
order its u-e tor SwellinEs ot an kinds,
QuiuSy. Sore Throat, InfaTied Tonsils,
sIurl. and chronic Diarrbnu, CaIarrh,
TOR which il = .pcciic,) Chilbiains, Frost
ed Feet, SIiugs o. Insects, Mosquitoes,
etc, CEaPnrd Hands, Face ana indeed
G,l rlri,ji- Of skin diseases.
TllET ES:.-RemoYcs Soreness, KosEhn"ss,
and s>Ip3rIiag; heals Cuts, EruPtioEs,
auI PiEIpIe-. II Terio>t, '2rlSSrGos, and re-
f-i>. while wonderfully improving the
70 FA9Eis3S.-Pond's Extract. No Stock
B-..dc!,uu Livery Man can afford 10 he without
g. II l. used hy I'll the Leading Livery Stables,
Street Railroads end frst HOr-eInen in New
YOrE City. II has equal for Spralns, Har-
ness or saddle ChRfHgs, Stiffness,
Scratches, Sweilihzs, CUT, Lacerationss
bleeding, Pneumonia, Conc DiarrhGn,
Chills. alis, etc. Its range of seton is wide,
HRita; relief it affords is 50 prompt that it Is
invl,e4hlc in e-e-y Farm-ysrd as well as m
every Farm house. Let il be tined once, and
Won ALL nrv,r be without H.
jkHTI5y.-psat.,s Extract has been initiated.
Tac -suuins article has the words Ponds Ex-
tract blown in escl bottle IL : prepared by
the only persons living who ever knew how
10 prepare il properly. Refuse all other pre-
partitions OF witch Hazel. This is the only
article used by Physicians, snd IN the hospi-
talS OF tnis country and Europe.
HSroRf AND USES or PeGpS NIkAeI,
N pImpHlrt form, sent free On ePplcatlon 10
P9sas NIRecI COMPANY, Is Maiden
, 1875-10-23

Taxes for the Year - 70.
rHE wAIIA wALLA COUNTY TAX BOOK
L for the year 1875, Is DoE IN the hands OF the
,hs h; dav Of January next. After that date
1a;d tsxes will become delinquent and with 10 Per
cent added, be placed IN the hands OF the shr for
collection. "a =; ;r, I---L-7,
waIla Walls July Il. 1873. Std