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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-10-21

aeooni, 4o surp!us Of aaid funds re,tiain.
ins in tiit hvasnry af'er ihe payment Of No
said interest sa:r bc S!,pNed on or t.eiorp tho
49, of each ttatNo the, cAtiygilisR
mcut of the principal Of tflt utblio jShtt, as
follows N"''
-, shall constitute "A board Of commits
sion ,rs Tor the management aud coptrol Of the
said surplus fund for the oxtiuguishment of
The public debt.
The said board shall give notice by public
advertisement for thirty days prior to the -
of - of each year, that they have under
their control the sum Of - dollars to be
applied to tho purchase OF such bonds or
stocks ~ may be presented Tor payment by
the holders thereof, on tho - OF --, ns
aforesaid; provided, that said bonds be pur-
chased at price not above their markot value
at the time Of purchase said value 20 bc nsccr-
tanned from the principal stock markets of the
United States.
Third, that tho bonds and stocks so re-
deemed shall be immediately cancelled by tho
treasurer III the prcseuco of the board, aud
be entered aS credits upon and 10 that cAtcnt
in exturuislmcnt Of the public debt That
n detailed statement Of the number dciIomi-
nation and series OF the bonds aud stocks so
redeemed aud cancelled, together with the
price paid for cmch bond and stock, as afCre-
said, shall 10 prepared by the treasurer,
signed by thc board and furnished To the
General Assembly al the oommencemcut Of
each annual sessi"n thorco!.
That cmbczzlcmrnt or diversion Of said
funds, whether directly vi indirectly by
speculating i'll said bonds, or purchasing thrui
at fictitious prices, bc made felony punish
able by fine Of not more than - no; less
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15

or officers authorized to take dispositions in
common law, or civil actions, or in chan
Gerry, by either the laws of the United
States or of the State in which the same
may De taken, and to waive proof of
the official character of such officer or
ofhcers. Any written consent given as
aforesaid shall be returned with the den
Osltions; and every such officer so chosen
by the parties, their agents or attorneys.
aud officiating, shall have all the powers in
the premises that are conferred by the act
to which this is AZ amendment upon the
officers named therein. At the taking of
any deposition under this act, or the act to
which this Is an amendment, either party
may appear and act in person, or by agent
or attorney.
SEC. t. All officers taking testimony to be
used in a contested election case, whether
by deposition or otherwise, shall, VIXEN the
taking of the same is completed. and
without unnecessary delay, certify the
same, and carefully seal and immediately
forward the same, by mail addressed TO the
Clerk of the House of Representatives of
the United States. Washington, d. c., and
shall also iGdCrse upon tho envelope con-
tanning such deposition or testimony the
name of the case in which it is taken. to-
gether with the name of the party in whose
behalf 1t is taken, and shall subscribe such
Endorsement. Upon the written request of
either party, the Clerk of the House of
Representatives, shall open any deposition
at any time after he shall have received the
same, and he may furnish either party with
a copy thereof.
Approved January 10. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15

I' I Kocher Gl' & CO. vs.. Ann Paxton.

widow of William H. Roudeau ~ Fhxton'
Rondeau. William A. y. Rondeau CoTn} IAN
Fphdean MISS ZI!ah ROndeau, Miss irene Ron.
.ea'! &hn Mrs Paxton Roudeau y;do,x ~
ETiFTH DISrKICv COURT For THE r,R,sv
4 OF Orleans, No. JI1o.--By virtue. Of a ~, 20
ny !a"ia-, 10 nie q fcctei b: the houor.t,.. .Ls
FIith District Court for TN. rlris, .f nr,
leans IN tie above entitled caI!sc | y,,it
proceed to sell at public auction, at tht. ner
chants and AuctiOneers' Ex.hano. r~,dS
ST. Get, between Canal and CustOmLaIIse az
The second District of this rity ON sATi-pi,.VW'
!i1rCh 10. !6.'. az t"elv" Gc ock NJ ,u. ;nIIouo
.ng described property. TO wit.
THREE LOTS OF GROUED 'ooe,,.v .;., =,
ihi dlhSs anu improvements thereon si,notsJ ~;
ih- EhuD0urs A.art, in the S.sth Ilis. ,.,. 20 - "
'lF 'ate sits OF Jeffersont, designated hv -LS
iuhhti Hfty one. which. is CNnDrsrd ~ 49, o..
fFT.aria ROBERT and Upper Line street. s4i, rt
measuring taca thrt. fee. front on PIT. stre.,
~ "H" hLndre! feet zen .ncLes ~ S,,tt'
"et"te" parallel lines. lot ,nn,t. 80 uep.n
forming IN" corner Of Pitt and Ro,er. etrc..s al;
can measure. as per plan drawn bv Wli.Grs
~ my suIVtyPF- ana deposited in the tfcr a
= . '"t'r"'ere 'a'e 4 notary pnl.jc IN, .ri ,,l,,
- plan I"Df""r nine. which nrn,.,, 90, -
cured - -. lat. W II. Rondrau ty nrI' '
L'. non H'.Hanson Terry per act passed tefa-. I'd
t'..i'i ~! -. Mav. i3p2. zee e
- - :. -. .hors ,UI'
:. .t!. . ..... -, steou' a'' -, :.e...
- IL '-.I' 10 arl - bidder "a, az. :. -
'Tln-, e ~. " -rt.s' $ ore. i. -, .Ilr,.
~! --''' ',rr = vs. i good .la .r.y..- ...r,,+.
''i ~ r.. '"nt inter-" = rr. .i..,..g iron.
- a4i'! ap"ci@ .l'it4tge on The. -p,.ft. ,,.t
g',li HutI payment. said purchase. .1,t ~. 10
'".uct ana pay - CA. tI. amour. . rript..,
r'H : H;lG r.'T.', '"'7 "t".. a. aj.!. four iug.
Hi'G uh i-u do 's .t'..,. :.rrit.vt.r.. sf. So.
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, ". ?. HARPER
- - ~'''' u S-";.H '; Il. !sI.z Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15

comply with the provisions of the act of
July twenty-third, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, entitled IAN act to amend the
fifth section of an act entitled AN act dOnat-
ing public lands to the several States and
Territories which may provide colleges for
the benefit of agriculture and the mechanic
arts, approved July second, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-two, so as to extend the
time within which the provisions of said
act shall be accepted and such colleges
established" is hereby extended so that
the States which have not complied with
the provisions of said acts in establishing
colleges shall have the period of two years,
after the first day of July, eighteen HIM
bred and seventy.two, within which to pro
vide at least one college, as described in
the fourth section of an act entitled IAN
act donating public lands to the several
States and Territories which may provide
colleges for the benefit of agriculture and
the mechanic arts" approved July second,
eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
Approved January % 1873
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15
SHERtFFS SALES.
John X. Clay vs.. sharIes DINER neIi,.


G1HTR DISTRICT COURT FOR THP psRrSt,
- OF Orleans. No +3l2--By virtue OF a writ a. feri
Iacias TO me directed by the honorable the SIKH,
aI Court for the parish of Orleans, in tn.
ABOVE entitled cause, Will proceed to sell at put,
nc auction. at the Mere hants and Anctinnaers.
hNchange, Royal street, between Canal and Qua.
1omhouse streets. in the Second District of tLo
ciI{, on " hDNEHDAY, April lG. 1874 at twelve
wit BA'pViIs5 ."
~, a CERTAIN LOT OF GROUNr together with siY
ne tie DuiIdlhSs and Improvements thereon and ali
tne rights, privileges, servitudes and advantages
tneleuiIlo belonging or ill any wise appertainiTIg
situated IN the Second District of this city in tI.
sq1are bounded by st. Philip, Ursulincs, Second
ana lhlrd streets, designated by the number eoit
Ga a plan drawn by C. A. DeArmas surveyor 2nj
uepOSlted as plan number forty, in book of nlar.
number four, in the office of A. DucateI n6taTy
puohc IN this city said lot having thirty feet MIN.
Ihches three lines front said Ursuliur. strne,
1y one hundred feet in depth. between naTaiIe:
lines. O' sdldIIe'
o Be,ns me same property acquired by the defend
ant heTcln by purchase from LOnis Lcbrun % ,.,
act or sale thereof passed before O. IIrouet
PuphG ~ Tins city. on the twenty -ssCnr.T d. ~
Seized in the above sui
!erms-Cash Oh the spot.
w. p. H3RpLfe
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15
GENERAL NATURE-No. p. I

An act to fix the compensation of gaugers
and measarers at the port Of Boston.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
compensation of gaugers and measurers at
the port of Boston shall be same as pro-
vided for the same class of officers at the
port of New York under existing laws.
Approved January Il. 1873.
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Approved January "a, 1873.
GENERAL NATURE-No. 1871

An act transferring the control of certain
territorial penitentiaries to the several
territories in which the same are located.
BE 1T enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That so
much OF the act entitled IAN act in relation
to certain territorial penitentiaries,' APP
proved January tenth, eighteen hundred
and seventy-one, placing the penitentiaries
in the Territories of Montana, Idaho, Wyo-
ming and Colorado under the care and con
troll of the respective United States mar
shals for said Territories. is hereby re-
pealed, and the care and custody of said
penitentiaries, and the personal property
thereunto belonging, and the use and Oecr-
patton thereof, are hereby transferred
to said Territories, respectively, I'M
torney General; provided, that the
legal title to said penitentiaries and prop
erty shall continue to vest in the United
States; and provided further. that said Ter
rltorles shall keep and maintain, in the
pententiaries hereby transferred to their
custody and control. all persons convicted
in said respective Territories of violations
of the laws of the United States, and sen.
fenced to imprisonment therefor. and all
persons held to answer for alleged viola.
tons of the laws of the United States in
said respective Territories. at the rate and
price. to be paid by the United States out
OF the Judiciary fund. of one dollar per day
tor each person so imprisoned.
SEC. :. That Immediately after the pas.
sage of this act the Attorney General of the
United States shall cause to be transferred
to the proper authorities of the Territories
of Montana, Idaho. Wyoming and Colorado
the penitentiaries and personal property
connected Herewith. situated in each Of
said Territories respectively.
Approved January a. 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15
GENERAL NATURE-NO. lJ.I

An act establishing post routes in the State
of Maine
BE it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America In Congress assembled, That the
following be established as post roads:
Maine: From East Baldwin, via North
baldwin, SebagO and South Bridgeton to
Brldgeton; from Gray Depot to Gray Cor
ner, in the county of Cumberland.
Approved January %, 1873.
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Terms of Subscription
One year, SIS; six months, So 50.


Transient advertisements same terms as in the
Daily. Monthly advertisements inserted for one
fourth of the daily rates.
liberal commission allowed to those who send
n climbs of fl r more.
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GENERAL NATURE-No. Ill

An act to amend an act entitled IAN act to
incorporate a national military and naval
asylum for the relief of the totally disa-
bled officers and men of the volunteer
forces of the United States" approved
March twenty-one, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, and for other purposes
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
said act be SO amended that wherever the
word asylum" occurs therein, the word
"home" shall be inserted instead thereof
SEC. ?. That the act approved March
twenty second. eighteen hundred and sixty
seven, entitled IAN act for the relief OF
manned and destitute soldiers shall be
construed to extend to all soldiers who
have been or are in the national asylum, so
as to give to each one suit of clothing. or its
equivalent in clothing, from the stock on
hand in the Quartermaster's Department;
and that Frederick Smythe, of New Hamp-
shire, BENJAMIN +. Butler, of Massachu-
setts, and Thomas o. Osborn, of Illinois,
shall be managers of said corporation.
Approved January %, 1873
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15

lREsOLUrIoS OF GENERAL NArrRr-Ss I;
Joint resolution rendering the thanks Of
Congress 10 Captain David Richie. CONF
manding the revenue steamer Morcasir'
and the officers and men under his com
mand.
Resolved by the Senate and lf,use OF
Representatives. of the United STATES %,
America IN Congress assem- bled, Tha, the
thanks OF Congress are due and are herebv
rendered TO Captain David Richie, cnnr
mand'nS the revenue steamer Moccasiu,
and to the officers and men under dis com.
mand, for their heroic and humane action
III saving the llves OF forty-two human be.
ipgs, and rescuing seventeen dead bodie.
from the wreck Of the steamer Meti.. on
the aters of Long Island sound. on the
morning of the thirty-iirst OF Auyus.,
eighteen hundred and Feventy-two.
Approved January u, 1873.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15
GENERAL NATURE-NO. I8. |

An act to abolish the grades of admiral
and vice admiral in the navy of the
United States.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That va
cancies occurring in the grades of admiral
and vice admiral in the navy of the United
States shall not be filled by promotion, or
in any manner whatever; and that when
the offices of said grades shall become
vacant, the grade itself shall cease to ex-
ist.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15
GENERAL NATURE-No. III

An act regulating the compensation Of the
members and officers of the legislative
assemblies of the several Territories of
the United States, and limiting the dura-
ton of the sessions OF said assemblies.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives OF the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
sessions of the legislative assemblies of the
several Territories of the United States
shall be limited to forty days duration.
SEC ,. That the members of each branch
of sad legislatures shall receive a compen-
sation of six dollars per day during the
sessions herein provided for, and they shall
receive such mileage as now provided by
law: provided. that the president of the
council and the speaker of the house of rep.
resentatives shall each receive cOmpensa
ton OF ten dollars per day, and that the
additional officers of each branch OF SAID
legislative assemblies shall consist OF one
chief clerk. who shall receive compensa.
ton of eight collars per day. and OF one
assistant clerk. one enrolling clerk. one en-.
crossing clerk. one serTeant-at-lrinS. one
doorkeeper. one messenger and one watch.
man. who shall each receive compensation
OF five dollars per day during IN" sessions.
SEC 3. That from and after the first day
of July. eighteen hundred and seventy
three, the annual salaries of the governors
OF the several Territories OF the United
States shall be three thousand tive hum
dred dollars. and the salarie. of the secre-
taries OF said Territories shall be two thou
sand five hundred dollars each.
SEC. 4. That the provisions of this act
shall not apply to the District Of Columbia;
provided. that 20 law of any territorial
legislature shall be made or enforced by
which any .tiicer of a Territory herein pro.
vided for, or the officers o: members OF any
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Monthly advertisements, inserted every other
day to be charged twO-thirds of the above rates.
Second page monthly advertisements, each
square, S2O per month.
paper first insertion + 50 per square; each subse-
ouent insertion seventy-five cents per square.
Second page transient advertisements, each in
sertion i | so per square.
Advertisements inserted at intervals TO be
charged as new each Insertion. -
ResnIaT advertisers who advertise largely, will
be allowed such discount from above named tran
silent rates as may be agreed upon; provided, that
in no case shall such discount exceed t"ehtyn~
per cent. ,. 4. !,
All business notices OF advertisements to ne
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And also as entitled to the degree of
master of pharmacy, the following gradu-
.ates: o. Fuchhammer. II. Stump, Isaac
Wise, o. d. Brooks, Ben Lewis.
The president of the University, Hon.
Randell Hunt, then addressed the success
full candidates in a few well chosen re-
marks. He congratulated them that the
medical department of the University still
maintained it's renown, and was constantly
increasing in reputation and prosperity.
Its success was largely due to the genius
and learning of the late Professor Warren
Stone, to whom the president paid an elo-
uuent and fitting tribute, referring to the
ability, learning and strong good sense ex-
hibited by him, either in the lecture room
or in the extensive practice he enjoyed.
The diplomas were then distributed,
while the music of 'Lucie di Hammer
moor" solaced those who were not so hon
Ored.
After an encouraging and instructive salu-
eatory. delivered by Professor Samuel
Logan. NJ. d.. the music of DER Erie.
schultz" an eloquent and feeling valedictory
by l.. $. McMurtry, NJ D., and the music of
the Bohemian Girl" the following eulogv
on the late Professor Warren Stone, NJ d.,
was delivered:
EULOGY BY PROFESSOR JONES ND
The dark portals If the tomb have closed
forever on his mortal remains. Relieved
nay, adored, in his family circle; respected
and honored i'll his profession: proclaimed
by the universal voice of his fellOw-citiznns
rs the most distinguished surgeon and nhv-
stefan of the Southwest; emhalmed in the
atfectionate memory and in the grateful
hearts of whole people, we are impeIled
10 do homage to his name, to contrihnte
our record tc the perpetuation of his fame
30 the dedication of all that know. and
all that feel, to the memory OF DR.. War
rem Stone. Should ], in reading this eulngv
ilisappoint the expectations OF his friends
plead the oft repeated request of the la
nented dead, the ii altering preference of
my ronireres IN the medical department. of
the University of Louisiana. and the ne.
Ceptance of sacred task so consonant with
sny own feelings.
For thirty seven years were we coIaborers
and friends in the service Of that school of
which. amid the brilliant galaxy of talent
that :os. II Its zenith. Inc was of the first
magnit.'.c. and |, OF all, remain alone 70
dedicate this epitaph 10 his memory.
the few shadows in his history will nor
Be portrayed 10y me. Who amon, thi. an.
Eliepre feels that he could render 4 proprr
tribute 10 the memory of Warren Stone
Who IN this community. where he rose
from ObscurtY to fame and fortune: where
Thousands tell in tears of his skill. his char.
ties and his tender devotion to all, would
Justify i? departure from the rules OF kind
;nemOyials: who can do equal Justice tn the
honor the truth, the mOdes,y tina: marked
.yrl a,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15
THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN

Is published every Saturday morning, and contains
the news by Telegraph, miscellaneous reading edl-
torials, local matters of general public interest,
commercial and monetary reports, and every thing
that appears in the Daily, except such items
ofIittle or no public moment. The WEEKLY RE-
PUBLICAN 10 an excellent family paper, valuable
as well for instruction and amusement as informa-
ton on he current topics of the day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15
UNIVERSITY OF'LOUIsIANA.
Medical College Commencement Day
EuIOsy on the late DIR. Warren Stone

Medical College - Commencement Day
EuIosy on the late DIR. Warren stone.
The annual exercises of the graduating
class of the medical college of the Louisi-
ana University were held yesterday at Odd
Fellows Hall. AS usual, the scene of the
graduates triumph was graced by throngs
of fades, who filled every available seat in
the hall. A few minutes after twelve o'clock
the band struck up tho March from the
tPropbet," and the professors and distin-
suished guests mounted the platform, while
the graduating class took seats reserved for
them directly in front.
Professor T. G. Richardson, NJ D., then
Stated that it had become his duty to read
She list of those who in their studies had
rendered themselves worthy OF the degree
of doctor of medicine, and called upon the
following gentlemen. who arose as their
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15

James A. Matthews,
Frank Il. Martin,
Charles Melchet,
William ID. Minis,
John McLendon,
Louis S. McMuItr
Charles NJ. Norman.
Robert Patrick,
w. era Word Phillips
John J. Provide,
Thomas G. Rivera,
ID. G. Ross.
James A. Rowan,
James ID. Rumph,
John NJ. Sadler.
Offa l.. Shivers.
Samuel j, Smart,
Hugh L. Sutherland,
James G. Terrell,
Thomas J. Wa zley,
w. A. Watkins,
William White,
Penn ID. Whitney.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-03-15

Edward Alder,
William G. Allen,
Il. +. Cocreham,
Conrad Il. Cook,
Sylvester Cratin,
Robert A. Crawford,
Floyd f. Crum,
Oscar Czarnowski,
y. w. Daniel,
Aaron M. Dodds,
John w. DuIaney,
Alexander Is. Terrell
Frederick X. Fisher,
Richard S. Gregg,
james ii. Greer,
sJohn ID. Hunter,
John A. Jones,
George w. Kerr,
William A. King,
M. Francis Leary,
Edwin Il. Ligon,
Charles j. Lopez,
William III. White,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-05-07
THE PENINSULA.
woRc ESTER COUNTY.

Court meets at Snow Hill, on the 10Th. Eight
prisoners await trial.
Oystermen arc making on good work days
seven and eight dollars per day in the Synepnx.
ent Bay, tonghing oysters
The completion of the Wicomco & POGO
moke Il. II. to the ocean, and tho erection of q
large hotel on tho beach, opposite Berlin. ar Q
among the projected enterprises OF the county
The ladies of the Nj. p. church propose fes-
tiyal during Court to pay off the church indebt-
edness.
Geo W, Landings barn with 200 bus Of corn
and some fodder was burned one night, recently
tho result of an accident.
Thos. Flemming, an insane inmate OF the
alnlshouse, cut off all the toes from one foot,
the other day, with a pair of scissors. When
discovered he was at work upon the other foot.
An insane man. stranger, giving the name
Of BENZ. W. Caulk, has been committed to the
almshouse.
Capt. James Young's steam mill, in Newtown,
was fired by an incendiary, last week. 1t was
saved, howe yer.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
A COW in herd of Morris Il Dennis az Prin-
cess Anne,was killed on Friday by the down
train.
some one killed four lambs belonging to
James W. Wilson, in his stable, the other night
skinned them aud carried away the meat, leav-
ing their pelts behind.
VIM. W. Porter, postmaster at Princess Anne,
has resigned, and DIR. Cadmus DAshiel has been
appointed in his stead.