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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
BY TELEGR RAP H
CONGRESS-.
Senate.

Senate.
WASHINGTON, December I9.-In the SEN
ate Mr.. Fenton. from the Finance Commit
tee, reported untavorably on the resolutions
of the Legislature OF North Carolina.
Resolution to impose tax on cotton laid On
the table.
The House bill allowing the continuance
of distil!ery warehouses after the change of
management, and the bill authorizing the
printing of sundry documents, were passed
A resolution for a recess from to-day until
Monday, January 5, was passed-thirly-
two to twenty. seven. The discussion of this
resolution developed tho ideas of Senators
on the repeal of the bankrupt law, which,
IN the main, were adverse.
Mr.. Morton submitted resolution which
was laid on the table. instructing the Judi
ciary Committee that in any bill they may
report in regard TO the bankrupt law,
whether for it's repeal or its amendment
such repeal or such amendment by virtue
OF which any person may be thrown into in
voluntary bankruptcy, shall be made retro
active, and to date back and to take effect
at a period not later than the first day OF
December 1873.
House.
Mr.. Butler. of Massachusetts. from the
Judiciary Committee, offered resolution
authorizing that committee TO send q sub
testimony in regard to the impeachment of
Judge Durell, with power to send for per-
sons and papers. He explained that among
the charges against Judge Durell, there
were charges of Misrepresentation of funds
and of misproceeding in bankruptcy that
would require all the bankrupt records to
pe brought to Washington at immense ex-
penSe, aud it was to save that expense and
consumption of time that it was proposed
to send q subcommittee to New Orleans.
The resolution was offered Mr.. Butler
added, in the sense of true economy. 1t
was adopted. Alter considerable colloquy.
IL was agreed that the discussion should go
on all day, in fifteen minute speeches, and
on the first and second days after the re-
assembling Of the House, the previous ques-
ton to be considered operative at four
O'clock on the second day.
Mr.. Butler, of Massachusetts, opened the
debate on the supplementary civil rights
bill. He said that the bill gave no right
which every man did not now possess. ex-
cept where th-re was hostile State legisla-
tion. The bill simply proposed to give to
whomsoever this right was taken from
means of overriding this hostile State legis-
la1iO1, and to punish the man who takes
that right away from him; that, he re-
marked was the whole of it, and who could
argue against that2 A desultory debate
followed, after which the House adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20

Our teii0w-citIzen, hE. Wang, ga. fr.y1.,
atized a sensational novel under the title OF
'Gril." and it is to be presented for the
first time N the Academy of Music to-day.
From our personal knowledge Of the iuteli
gence Of Mf. Wang, and his opportunities
ST studying dramatic ef ct, we have every
reason to anticipate for Lis play favorable
performance "i!! show an appreciation Of a
verg worthy gentleman and patronage of
the domestic drama.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20

chants. attribute their failure TO that of fac
Spragues.
a New Orleans Pugilist Wins a Prize
Fight.
prize fight for $500, on Long Island this
morning. between Jim Turner, OF New Or
leans. and Eddy McDuH, resulted in vic
tory for Turner.
Harry Genet Convicted.
The trial of Harry Genet was concluded
this evening. with verdict of guilty. SEN
tence deferred until Monday
Cowardly Action Of the Vile du Havrs
Crew.
The Tribune publishes lePter, dated
Paris, December s. from Rudolph A. Witt
haus, Dr., passenger on the Ville du
Havre, who says the two boats which put
OFT from the steamer. before she sank. were
filled entirely with French sailors and fire
men.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
Pigeon Shooting Extrsordiuerys

Captain A. II. Bogardus announced yester-
day that he would Kill and gather 100
pigeons in twenty-five minutes. a large
number of gentlemen interested in this
sport assembled TO see him succeed or fail.
That the entertainm ent was satisfactory to
those who witnessed it may be deduced
from the fact that the captain killed and
gathered LII birds II seventeen minutee
AMI halt, loading his own guns using
two, and thus easily won the purse of SiO0.
with eleven birds and seven m!nutes and q
half to spare.
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RIO GRANDE.
Prospect of TrsRbIe at BIstamoras -
Troops Under Arms.


hATsNoRas, December I9 - There are
apprehe nslons OF serious troubles, growing
ont of the election for mayor in this city.
General Cortina, who received the majority
ot the popular vote, is obnoxious 10 the
present city authorities, who are endeavor.
lag 10 prevent his being declared elected
by the return judges when they meet next
Sunday.
About 500 of Cortina's friends are said to
be under arms, with tiis view of su-taning
their chief. The city authorities are said
to have applied 10 the national government
by telegraph for the support Of the federal
troops in this city, which was denied. The
guards of the regular troops have been
Withdrawn from the public buildings, and
the city authorities have placed st .tt
troops on duty.
As the national forces Will rernain metz
traI in the contest, General Cor.ina viii
doubtless be successful.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20

VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE AT
AUCTION BY THE SHERIFF.. at
tention is called to the sales at auction to
be made this day at noon. at the Mer-
chants and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal
street, by the sheriff of theparish cf Or
leans, Said sales comprise:
]. Five lots of ground. with all the
bni'dio5s and improvements thereon, situ-
ated in the First District of this city, On
Ptcapior street, between NJ .rket and Felic-
ity streets. One Of said lots forms the
corner of Pacsnier and ST. James streets
=. portion OF ground, with all the build
irgs and improvements thereon situated il
the same district, OF Calliope street, be
tween Bacchus and Apollo streets.
For particulars AMI terms see advertise
ueu{E
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
1LISCELLANEOUJ.
Highway Robbery Hr,i Murder.


ST. LOUIS, December ia aneciaI dis
patch to the Democrat from S6daia says
thas lnicrmation was receiyed there yester-
Gay that a farmer living near Ctmorilga,
Sabine county, sold lot Of hogs in that
town GA Wednesday, receiving therefor
about $1,000, aud 1ha1 while rcturnny hDma
he was overtakeZby five men. headed bv a
notorious desperate named Tom Stanton.
wdo shot aaG killed hInl, and robbed the
body.
shortly after tho tragedy, gentleman
living near hr discovered. the bo,iy in tho
rad. an@ hearing an angry alteration 4
the adJd 'eat thickst, be co unprecedented Ia
situation at once, and quiet raised y part,
OF his neignbprs, captured three OF the urI
deFers, hung them to d ,ree and 'hen starte,
IN pHi isuit Il Tho two others bus at last ac
counts 1t vas not known whether ttey hat
been captured.
Earthquake.
SALT IAKr, Deoembpr ~. A heavy
ICONrlNYvn nlSH HnnnrR
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20

In--dav, st 1890 A. NJ, plaoije j. Spear,
auc uc-ioneer, will sell, at No. II B .ronne
street, bet wcen Canal and Common street.,
pianos, fuFnitare, diamonds, g Id and silver
watches OF tho b st English, French, Swiss
aud American Manufacture. chains, cloth
ing, jeweiry, etc, all forfeited pledges TO
the loan office OF OFT, Sen warnn, proprie-
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Ifar5.;P.

The threemasted schooner Circassian, of
Jersey, Captain Amy, from this port for
London, With cotton seed, put into Laguna,
on the fifteenth Of O:tober, with loss OF
ioremast, bowsprit, sails, bulwarks, etc.
having encountered severe gale off Cuba,
On the fourth; the vessel is in a bad coudi-
ii on, and it is probable that the surveyors
appointed will declare her unseaworthy.
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Killed.

Last Sunday evening Abe Ed wards was
irstan,ly killed by one Joe Boatiy Oh T. j.
Shatfrr's plantation. The murderer, after
complishing the inhuman act, escaped
the strong hand OF the law. This whole
sale murder is too often repeated, and
should be stopped-AssGkapas Register.
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NEW YORK.
Fire in the Naval nm.s

NEW YORK, December IA ire in the
naval ohice OF the customhouse destroyed
the papers, which will incon yenince ship
pers.
A Failure.
Wight g. Tllinghast, dry goods mer-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20

'He had accumulated little money and
ten Children" is touching paragraph in .
late obituary notice.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20
MISCELLANEOUS,
FOR CHRIsTsIAs.

NOHBLENC, FOR CIIRIsT5lAs.
Orders for TURKEYS, which are positively goo.
bling their frst and last Christmas CAROL under n
pressure Of chSstnuts anI prcans and yelping for
some to buy. roast aud eat them. will be taken
from this date ald filed in tIm- fer the hul lday.
atC.J BBRRY'S Cheap Fruit Bn p0rinm, No. lGa
Canal street. Don't All gobole at once Dressed
Poultry and Game of all sorts always on hand.
delg 6t
THKTEFVi. FOR THE kiNEhAl. PAT-
SE ropage heretofore bestowed, the undersigned
respectfully informs The pGblic ana his old trends
i'll particular, that he has removed to
No. 81 Camp street,
In tie Tulane building where his former speciality
will he continued az
REAs ESTATE AuCTIONEBk AND APPRAISER.
He win give Lia personal At eation t, the sale
and purchaas If ali city Real Estate; Flau;atiors,
Mineral and Tmbered Lauds; Bonds, Bark StGcks
and o5rer city fecurities; Cstgoes, etc whether
under private instructions or by juciClHl process
LoSng on nlurtgGg7' e. cta atrd. The renting of
city property ut rudrd tn upon moderate terms.
With lis known experience and devotion to thu
interests OF his ratF0Ds, he hopes 10 meIt IA con
- '''''>~ : ''-''' - G i. G1sARDEY
New Orleans Deccrlber H. 1873 dei7 I'm
ALGXiNDBR HAY WILLIAM MHHLB.
ENAY & aIEKiLE,
OMMtSSION MERCHANTS,
For tho purchas.- tle forwarding and sh pine of
Hides, Wool, Leather, Rseswax, TalIow,
MI Tanning iiatfriuss,
E3s IL, -, II, 50 ara 81 plmou street,
OtF.CG, NO. 40 NEW LhVEB.
deli 5n
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20

ADJUSTMENTS,
RIDwELL's ACADEMY Op Mv.,c.
Last Nights of
MISS KATIE PUTNAM.
Friday Evening. December 10. 1873,
Farewell benefit Of Katie Putnam when will be
presented the operate and military
craina OF the
DACGIrER OF THE REGIMENr
KATIE OsHrBL.
sstq.lny Foon--Isst Putnam Matinee-rHE Old
Saturday N'gr--GRE.
Sunday-CAPTT@LA.
h'rsasi Sasick 9ecsm5r cs oK 2s-Didwen AeOon9agss
A CADn1is or NIisIC.
BLACK
vi CROOK.
BOX sHEBr
OPEN
Seats may be secured six days 10 advance
dele
VARIETIES THEATRE.
Saturday, December 20, 1873,
BsATiNEE AND NIGHT.
Positively last represent att ,ns of the
oRBATEsT PRODUCTIONS OF THE AGR.
HARRY WATKINS
in his truly wondrous, natural. gifted and 70
mautic impersonation of
FERGUS CARTHY.
IN the most powerful play ever presented 70
ATericsn public, entitled,
TRODDEN DOWN,
UNDER TWO FLAGS.
Box office open from 10 A. II to 4 P. II. Usual
JTIces
Hasiuee admi sion fifty and twenty-five cents.
de2o GEORGE W. REED, Business Manager.
CT. EIaAhLEs THEAThE.s-
ZEN DxBAR AR...............Pr Proprietor md Manager
LAST NIGHT OF THE GIFTED Artistic
MRS. d. p. BOWERS,
Supported BY the popular actor. Mr.. j. G. mocoL-
Second Appearance this season of BIN DHBAR
LAST Bow FRS MATINEE TO-DAY ATpM.
LOVES MASH.
saturdny Evening, December 30,
JEALOUS WIFE.
Mrs Oakley. Mrs; D; p B'wer.
7, Conclude with the HONEY MOON.
!uliana. '.''-; Mr1' D. y Bowers
saauese (the Mock Dukel Ben DeDsr
sUsDAY-Bencat "f Miss IMoGRNs TRACEY.
hDNDAY-iIrrLE NELL.the California Diamond
delo ''> P GLEAsoN Treasurer
QFHNA HoUeh........ofk.A HOUSE
SATURDAY. s.Fisfs nsis%seE a Il z. S"' 1s7''
La CAGNCTrt. comedy aud LIS DBUx
AVEcGLES opeictte in one act.
la nUETTE DE PoRTiCI,
Doors open a. $50. performance commence pre-
,-,,., cissiy a, a. saven eve, .,.!ock; ..els u
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NgR. mDRki:s -. NEW HAN EiggNss
lY1 pure hased the business Of he unde gsiE ~
No. is Charities siree', uotice Is hereby rN "a ,o
AL pe7aons having claims against him IA friatior
50 said bu 7iness present h" me ior settle m IT
10 Mr.. EWhAN, within fifteen DAYS iroLo .h,s
date.
New OrleaY ecember H. 1879.
dpl8 I'm eaa ROSSSTHAL.
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EL.suIONADLH DRESS making.

Rve-y description of the above work
DONE WITH PRoMpTNRss AND AT REASONABLE
PRICES BY
MISS LYNCH
SO lao Canal, between Barpnne and Dry sdss streets
no2T ly
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THlEE AUCTION AND COM hlSSIGS
i business hereto carried on BY j. ROSEN-
THAI viii be in future transacted by the under
signed, for his account, at No l6 Chaltres
street.
dsI2 Dot MORRIS ". NEWMAN.
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Graduation Exercises.

Lyoeum Hall was crowded last evening
with the friends Of education, drawn there
TO witness the graduation exercises Of the
Girls High School for the lower districts.
To guard against the Interruptions and dis
| orders that occurred there short time
since upon similar occasion, tickets were
| issued to as many az the hall would con-
O'Clock, the hour SET apart for the COM
uiencement of the exercises. the hall was
filed principally with the youth, beauty and
intelligence of our city. Through the exer-
tions Of Messrs. Calhoun and Badenhausen,
secretaries to the school board, the hail was
deliberately and tastefully decorated with
American flags obtained from Major Hodges.
of the United States army.
The exercises opened with music, vocal
and Instrumental, by the young ladies of
the High School. Miss Kate Dalton deliv-
cred the salutatory in a neat and modest
manner. This was followed by an English
recitation, feelingiy rendered by by Miss G.
Kern. Miss N. Giresudeaux read IN Eng
lish composition entitled, High Aims" A
dialogue tGuerre de Hots) by the junior
members of the class caused a good deal Of
merrinent and applause. Hiss G. Kern
read an English composition on Jus.
tics" very creditably. She was followed
by Miss o. EdmOnds, who read French
composition, glamour du Bien." in style
that gave much satisfaction, to judge from
the epplause that fpl,oweA her fort The
Cricket on the Hearth" WAS then rendered
in a manner that excited much applause
with lhe following cast of characters:
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Referring 10 the above the uudersjy ed VIII coz
tinUe the general commit iesieu and rice business IN
has own name and Ipr his own cunt.
dee 0t thtLF nUpES.
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c0SrINUED on F0URrn PAQE,l
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i
The highest cash price pad for RAGS, OLD PA
PER aud ROPE. al the LOtIIANA PAPER MILL,
eD Liberty street, betw Girou and Julia, New
Orleans, Louisiana.
We are now Liakirg from 1900 to $500 pounds of
paper daily and prepared H. receive orders for
printing paper. which will b. promptly executed.
no29 I'm PEMBEBlOS & BROWN. ProprietoIs.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-20

FINIIG E.AIsCHINt:, N0MEsTE AID
COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION,
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BUSINESS CHANGES,

FgNIfE COPAErNER~HIP HERETO
f fore exciting between the unterfi guod uuder
the finn name OF Uupre Rein. l. Co.. this day
dissolved b. mutual consent, date ftop, ccud
instant. hr. EElie pupre VIII sone reIrsi2 in
charge Of the Liquidation OF SAID hrm.
kMILk DCPRP,
FRANK REiSr,
A. TBhPAGSlkI
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1873-07-19


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STATE OF OREGON,
CorvTY OF MULTSoMAV,

=
7. Elizabeth Nixon. being 6rst duly
sworn. depose to say: That [ met
John G. Nixon, who signed the AM
nexed affidavit, abnnt the year Isl ~;
that my maiden nsmc- was Elizabeth
Toler. and my tathers name was Dan>
iel Toler. As near as ! ran recoilecf.
he died abont the year 1858. About
! the year 1855 my mother married
Scarborough Melvin. | was born IN
1892, ahi was f,rty one years old the
22t day of February last. FIRST uiet
John c. Nixon about 1910. at my
fathers hous2 ahnnt three miles fror'
BIakely, in Baldwin county Aiasafn9.
My father had been M TO a plantation
Of his on Middle river, and when he
returned John c. Nixon came home
with him This was the 6rst timeadI
remember OF seeing h,m. Mr. Nixon
made my fathers house home from
that date untl he married me, or tb'
25th of May, 1915, at that place. Mr..
Nixon and myself lived in aud near
Blakely until ahou. l3f9. ssta
Our first child, girl, was born at
my fat er's house on the 1lth day of
February, 1919, and died May 10,
: 1913. In IS49. NJ. Nixon aud my
SELF moved 20 Fish river, where we
remained but a short time and then
moved to Bayou Manette. where Mr.
Nixon commenced building q boat.
We remained there about three or
tour months, aud then moved 10
Baluxey on the lakein Missipni. We
remained there four or fivc, months.
where Mr.. Nixon kept q store. We
then moved TO New Orleans, in 1880,
where Mr.. Nixon kept an oyster saloon
on Circus street, near the corner i OF
Grevia street. We then returned to
Mobile in 1851. where kept board
ing-house / think it was on Mater
street, between Congress and Adams
street. In 1852 we went on the rail.
road from Mobile to Cltrohen, where
Mr. Nixon engaged in laying track.
Concluded on fotrh page.
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~ ID THCE

N Office rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ap-
~ plication has been made to the County Court
for order, to sell the following described real
poperty belonging to the estate of Daniel
deceased situated in the County Of Polk and
Stale of Oregon to witt Beginning at the S Il
Corner OF the Land Claim Of Jesse Harriet;
thence West on the line of Said claim 81 95
chains thence N .05 chs thence w 66 chs to
the center Of the county road from Salem Ierry
to Spring Valley thence N loo 55" w along the
center of said road l3 56 chs thence East 40 80
chs te the bank Cf the Willamette riAer thence
along the bank )f said river to the place OF
beginning containing 6S 46 acres more less
by order of the.Court the 9Th day of August D
1873 at / o'clock p in Of said day is set for
hearing said petition all persoas having an
INTEREST," in said matter hereby notified to
appear at said time aud show cause ii any why
the prayer Of said petetion should not be
granted.
Done by order OF the County Court,
o Daniels, Administering
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u,HE ILLUSTRATED PHYSIOLOGICAL
JOURNAL, is in every respect First
Glass Magazine. Its articles are OF the hiShes'
interest to all. Itteaehes what we are ana no"
to make the most of ourselves. The lntorma-
tion it contains on the Laws of Life and Health
is we'll worth the price of the Magazine to every
Family. It is published at 50 90 year. BY
special arrangement we are enaoied 10 once
the PaRENoLoGIcAL JOURNAL as a Premium Tor
a new subscribers to the OREGON REPuBhicAN,
or will furnish the PHRESoLoGIcAL JOURNAL
and OREGoS REPUBLIcAN together for 81 oo
We commend the Journal to all who ant
u good magazine
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my name was Joseph Thomas" or
" Wrestling Joe :" that | was ninety
one years old +; that was the father OF
Fnics, Caruthe,s; that | was born i'll
Ka-kaskia; t9at went to Tennessee
and married Elizabeth Cnruthers, in
Dixon county, Tennessee. IN the year
1916; that | lived with NY wife,
Elizabeth. in DIXON county about SIX I
mouths that | then moved 10 Chrlstalr /
county, Kentucky that my wife htf
one son, aud that his name was Fnice. !
and fhnt he had red hair; that | lived !,
With my wife about five years that we
separated; that ! went 10 the moun
tains and trapped for living. Moore
and | sfAid over the river only IA part ot
a d y this time, and we then came back
Ia St Louis. and he wanted me- 80 20
MA ii,a - q tay-.n, bat | told hln
/ would 20 ~ my bonding house
where hal been s'orpin%. Moore
came next mornlaS auu took me over
The river 10 Inc 7ttna place we were
tie d,y before lie 'hen got paper,
pen aud lux and wrote down what be
wanted me to study. 80 | eou.d aas"er
quest on- lie tod me there was
man bv the name of t'in'cn Caruthsrs,
aud rs mother "ho had aied III ofe-
eon "nd ieit large a"'oahl % property
aud had Irft 40 one 10 ihhef't ~ pa'
that there was TWO oF thFee nioh u,
Oregon who were Fhsca's a"a
s,.; .;,.iio,c and were ahout f.,upt Ilt. rrnn
erty, but had 40 right 10 1t, aud That
he and a man name DaV'd-on "ah''a
me I" cotne I" orr@"n hnd P''H' ''as"
/ the father 81 f'"'ca '.'fo 0''s' -
/ hat be, DAVIDSON ah1 olhtr> c'a'l G''
/ the pren"r'y. lhe f'''""'nS - "'
n'sar ~ raa rehenher. "hht .h'oi t
/ wrote down Tor ne - s'nay mus
# say NY name was '">'rh a"',A' "f
" rysii'o- J9e, fn4t was "'"e'E,
one yc1s 3sl, int W. the i4,''fF al
Finace Carniher~; that vs. born II
I<askaektt, that ~eat IL ic"nesste
aui married EHzlheth taruthers, N
Dixon county, IN l9!h; that hfef
there ao"-' So months ana 'Aen move,
- thr>isin county, hchtnthY, ana
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