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FAIR SEPT. 80, OCT. Ii.
PRIZES FOR THE
RACES.
Whole Amount of PurS cs
offered, Five Hundred
and Forty Dollars. Oi-
vided as Follows:
FIRST DAY.

FIRST DAY.
No. I-Trotting race for four year
olds, for purse Of sT5; $40 to LIST
horse; SIS to End; $40 to Sd.
No. 2-Hurdle race for purse of
S25 to 1st horse.
SECOND DAY.
No. g. Running race for purse
$40; s25 to list horse; $40 to End; SIS
to 3d.
No. A. Trotting race for horses that
never trottcd better than three minutes,
for a purse Of 500; $50 to 1st horse;
$50 to md; $50 to 3D..
THIRD DAY.
No. 5--Trotting race for green hors-
es for a purse Of s75; $40 to LIST horse;
S25 to 2nd; 10 to 3D..
No 6--Race for walking and trot-
ting horses; two mile heats; horses to
walk the first mile and trot the second;
urse $50; s35 to LIST horse; sl5 to ID.
No 7-Trotting race, open to all
horses; purse sl75; 500 to 1st horse;
$50 to 2nd; s25 to 3D..
All the above trotting races to be
mile heats, best three in five to harness
except No. 6, which viii be best two
in three. Running race and hurdle
race, mile heats, best three in five
Rules of National Association to govern.
Entrance ten per cent of the purse;
three TO enter and two to start. No
horse will be entitled to more than one
premium in race.
u DUNeaN McGREGoR. Tres,
THOMAS CLEARY, Sec,
Il. J. BuRHYTE. Trras
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Republican, Ticket.

Republican, Ticket.
For Governor,
G. G. WASHBURN.
For Lieut.. Governor,
II. II, BAKER.
For Secretary of State,
Il. w. YOUNG.
For State Treasurer,
OLE G. JOHNSON
For Attorney General,
L. T. FRTSBY.
For superintendent of Public Schools,
ROBERT GRAHAM.
For Commissioner Of Immigration,
G.. p. LINDMAN.
For State Senator,
q" II. d. BARRON.
For Member of Assembly,
j. Ii. PERSONS. fe
For County Superintendent,
NJ. E. CADY.
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IT Is not isolated great deds which
do most form character, but small
acts, touching and blending into one
another, The greenncss Of field
comes not from trees, but blades Of
grass.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1873-09-16

A CONNECTICUT farmer, who set out
an elaborate scarecrow In his straw.
berry patch, was dissuestcd to find that
a pair ofrobius had built their nest aud
were raising their young under its
hat
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NOTICE.

W. II. Mckay Il Son will DO plasteriug
in town or country with neainess and dis
patch. All work warranted where good
material Is furnished.
VII ul2 W. II. McSAr 6 soS.
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A GOOD sentence tor logotyrc
Rum did it,
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TIE RIVER TAILS JOURNAL.

FIRST EDITION FURNISHED EVERY TUESDAY
TERMS $50 PER YEAR. 0aa4
SECOND EDITION PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
TERMS sl.ss PER YEAR.
TWO EDITIONS ONE YEAR TO ONE
ADDRESS, So. CASH IN ADVANCE.
Weekly Edition, published ecery Friday, 81.
A. MORSE & SON. Proprletors.
sen PRINTING ii
OF every description executed on short
notice, neat and at reasonable prices
OFFICE on Main Street.
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r W. REED.
.Tol,n white.
autsE.s LrviNrs,
r.. J. wiLcox.

Dealer in Books, Stationery, Toys. News
papers, Periodicals. Iaks.. Pens, Pencils,
ren-hotlers. Envelopes! Writing Paper,
Fancy Goods, &C. Orders for books or
anything else in my line which is not on
hand WIN he filed at the shortest notice.
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.ElCsr advertisements.
lETER GOULD.
@ nnsorial eIrG.sf

A fair share of patronage - solicit ted.
|. ooms on Main Street, first door or o.
Pierce's Warehouse, River Falls, Wis.
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JOHN sHEEAN,
Al. ROBERTS.

10 groceries and provisions, at
1.-the loves, market price. All kinds OF
farmers produce taken in exchange for
goods. Prescott Wis, 1881
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10


Inc money 10 po, al these gin, i'm uil f,
now up"n deposit IA The taIAJrr.' an,
Dr"Ncr'' tank ui I.uui.ilr. and .rf p,i,t,
ip' ih"' phfpnsr. aud rtu only hr used tuf
thlt purpose. ~ TIi ice seen hl The - low.
in- r'r. iii"1t, al the r,.hirr:
'lli,E r'iIr~' SNp DHrNIk.' BtNk.I
Lui i~NILLE. Ky . April :. I>-H.
HIT j. Co. certify tuai 'ilrr,. /. i'm ib, r,r.
ih'f- aud Drives bank lo the credit of ,ur
lhi-d Grand Gj't Concert. let iIi. h,n.i,t "a,
10" Puhi" Library OF krnturkN, Uyr bur-
df'd ih"'i,lnd dollar. which la. been sci
'PIil ht lie" mnnrgcr- t" ru, TIDE Pin. in uIl.
a"d VIII be h'lI >, the bank and ,Did ,u,
tot this purpose. and TIL. purpose OILY.
Il. :. NELtlI Cashier.
10" party. thereto re. whu holds th. iinL.
dra"ing IL, capital gift viii get sIn1 ana ia
gr' cu"urk-. fid - or The $50. ~ ciu. rho
-2Iup". llc e2p,Ho, the slO0lU. tho sioan
fll'i all The other g!.'-. lu.Wn ia number
amounting 10 s5p0.Vuu
id' remnant OF un-Dld ticket. IN he nir
ni-h"d a. those who iirsi applN touIor. M,
comp1uird lay the mon, ' always having prc.
lcrenc" over agents. ~ ia" folloWin. priro>.
Whole tickets. Slp: hal,u., -: and
quarter. - ~: II whole Iickrt- to- Sinn
~ tor @p. ll3tnr - ~ q. aud so for :5.pO.
c,.. 4, count on ie-' than Sioo worth of tick
Tho cour n aud di,'rilu ion Of gin. win
begin II Go'rlork On TUESDAY mn,1,jn,s. .J,,i,'
:. ~ Public Library hall. an,l the tolI 49,
WI Ice the "f.i' 1t proceedings: ~ mu.i,.
hy orchestra band. 81 p.acin. 81 ias, ON.
Tor each ticket odd ~ lar.,r heel. 81 Ll1r
lug ~ gin, ~ .nlall wheel. i'h tnii,ir hv ar.
chr-ird hlud. 9TH explanatory remarks nv
president. G'h drawing ot lir>t hall of
2iis ,th luiisic hy orchestral band Stb
dr," iu- ol last hall 81 gius. OH plarir,-,
Of large wheel win lHg> In hand, Of com.
mii'e appointed Icy audience. lih grand
Orchestral concert
Ia" music on this grand urrii>iuu win he
the best That "au hc procured and the zen.
iI'nioh WI" count ami place the Tag. and
gut III ia" wheels and ,uprriuipud ia.
drawn. aud keep the record oi tho drawn
uumh"r- will be- chosen rom the hr.t
\ own AMI most tru.tN orthN riiileL. O, the
~tai". All Wii, be 80 conducted ~ Ia hc II
= ricri guaranty again.l complaint from any
lust >uur.r.
The payment al gifi> viii begin on .aitlr.
day. JulN -. ~ {" O'c,pch am Ticket.
drawing silt> must hr pres, ntcd at room
y" I Public iilaTy building. where ca.b
SHCrk' upon IA" Farmers and brn,"rs'
bank ut i,out-NNe. -ivhi drafts uInn the
70 Ith M ional bank Of New York, al the
option al the holder. will bc given for the
tickets. All gins not called for IN -iy
months from the drawing will be turned
"Ner 1" the Public Library fund.
For u'l particular. send for circulars
TlOS. f.. BRAMLksrrI,
Agent Public Library OF Nv.
,,-,....,,. Louisville. ny.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10

VIZ Iou can buy SIX
and ono.half lbs. Durant's
Il Coffee Sugar for One Dol
lar; Seven lbs. New Orleans
Sugar for One Dollar; Best
three and one.half lbs. Prime
Rio Coffee. One Dollar; Best
Imperial Tea, One Dollar and
a half per pound Best Gun.
powder Tea, One Dollar and
Seventy-fve Cents per pound
Young Tyson and Oolong Tea,
One Dollar per pound, and ev.
erything proportionately chear
1t HIRAM BIXBY.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10

GEENr L, rULAWITY.-Dr Price :
Cream Baking powder and Special fIay-
otIng. N,ctarIrc, Rose, Lemon, etc., have
been before tn" public many wears and
have gained for themselves, on their own
merits, 81 extensive sale, both IN this
country aud the BrtI-h province. Their
great popularity Is mainly due to the
scrurulous manner in which they are pre-
pared, the using of tho purest and beet
materials, with special reference to their
healthiulne-s We never tire of using
them for they ure always the same. Ar
ticle' in which they are used have no diss-
giceable odor or sickly taste, hut are al
wsy- enjoyable 5-Gi&wlw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10

MR. GEo. STEIsHorsE, barber and hair
ires'er, corner Of Eighth street and Com.
n"rcial avenue, desires to call the attention
f'sc bearded community TO bis neatly or.
s.nged saloon, and the fact that he is ma..
ter ~ biz profession in oil it, branches
lie has bearded many lion in his den. and
Fall for more. ~
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~" Der. Hcnry's worsi'. Tonic nna
Hood PUviHcr.

. is 'n' great household remedy. ,lcs.ar, T..
~ . yet lof'nt for the prevention and cure II
sens's. u Is better than Bii'crs. Cordial.
''n" or ssrs'i srilla Sold nv Druggi.j,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10

bSLN IHtss- Hundreds of thousands
81 ppfsurs who hsys been cured Of dysen-
terry, dirrhW,, cho.ra-morbus and cholera
lniani"m, forn,a solid phalsnN of infis-
putabls testimony that DIR. McCabe.s
Ned'cs.ed Blackberry brandy has never
failed. IN n .lnslr Instance, to cure.
i-3u-gw
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10

Ir is well known tina, the MCKEE from
which our five cent pcres are made Is OH
t.ined from a particular mine ana that
the supply is none too lnrs" ,or 'ns ', de-
msnd, and that the metal Is sCsrce every
wIern. In Germany they spPear I" MI,
ticipate serou. trouhls IN Consequence ,,n % OF
the limited supply Of this ore a." "or'
man manufacturer. who use hi'Se' ha.eP'
titioned the Reichstag not " , 49,, w
the introduction Of nicke CONS. 80, ~
risen recently from ,hs'es " W nysr has ha.
ers per pound, and German 'u,e, ,. nn'
,hereupo gone NJ this month eight 'hal. !.
ors per hundred weight The petitioners
gay also that the Qnsn,ity of nickel ""r s,,,
sary for the projected new c"'nsss w." as.
never be procurahle, AS sp'cu'slo,, VA ,,
tain tho existing stock OF the me's' " y,
expectation of the eventual de'hnh'' VI
the mint,
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10

No LAprs TOILET CoMPLHrE-rn.
less there be the fragrant Sozodont unto
the breath sweet odors it impsrts. the
gums rnhy rcdness soon assumes, the
teeth quick rlvsl "lsbaster tint. and seems
~ pesris set In coral vase. h-Cd&wlw
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K:ZiIIIsISlsX
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.
LOCALIZED ny STATE AUTHORITY AMI
DRAWN IN PUBLIC IN ~. LOUIS.
Grand Single Number scheme.
40 600 Syu.s..
900 NUMBERS.
Tickets. 81 50.

Tickets, 81 50.
our lotteries ar. char cred h., the state. ar,
tsHy- drawn II ne lime nsnisd, Rnc all draw.
nIs are unier thu suptrv,-'or ~ -roru com.
mis- iorors.
Tho official drawing will BE- ru''i.h.d In IN.
4 Ions paper snd cory n drawing sent t.
purchrsors NJ tlrkett.
We will drs' Hsluiilsr -ch"rt. w.. lu.t dey @,
sycry month A ring ~, 80, 1873
Remi' 1T GU ri'k ~ po-i"i',- m"uay ori. T.
reg -t"i",, i"tcf IL, u - 'Apres-. - for cir
GUAR Nd"r"'s MURRAY. M "a Son
"a. box A4.. -. Louie. Mo.
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Marriage Guide.

In'erssflng Work, Enlarged Edition, New
!nsravihgs, Two-hundred and sixty Pages,
nee 70 cents. Address Dr. BurTs' Dfsrx-.
"sf, IL North Eighth Street, 81. Louis, Mo.
4 Advertisement
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II HON .E5ON'S
L II T. / VI ATTIC
HORSE LINZ n ENl'


RHEl MAT SM, NJ l. a !
GA, SrRAiNS. ErC,,
GUOH FOE HiN OR EFt>I
This Imminent na, earned fn. II a rrpu.
tutjon uncoulcd Ia the history oi rNtcrin'
applications. D y Thousands Nhu nov SIT
fer from rlicunIil-m, neuralgia. etc., v It'd
find immediate rc,ict tram ali pain 10y using
thl, certain remedy. II l. equally rh"riuHl
i'm cuts, hUuns. scaids, stiffness ui the urch,
sore throat, ,WrllingS, nIlumaliun>. frost
bites, pains ~ the side. or back, bites of spi
Icrs or ,tlng> of insects,
one rubbing will IN all cases give mmrd'
at. relief and few application, complete
cue.
ON account 81 it, powerful penetrating
proDertics II =, beyond doubt the ,ilre,i rem
EDDY for the most troublesome di'rn'r> Ia
which horses and cattle are liahlc. II CUES
scratches, old AMI fresh rni- or sores, chhlo'
produced h, the collar or Saddle, injuries
caused by nail ~ -plinl- oh'o'lhs the hc.b
or hoofs. bruisr,, sprain', ,W''n'N' >PaN'h
thrush. and all diseases Whl'h hr'l'"H ih'
hoofs or bone. 81 lnc feet
1-irFull directions accompany eH'h not
tie. The above a'e prepared Only ny
CRAWFORD, 4 FoBEs,
IA Marko, street, Phl'hd'lP'i'n
And sold by stOrckcoper' Seheralli lhtn'"t
out the country, '-o wv"
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pr. Bicnry's Root mn 4 Plant pills.

MIA yet ihcrongb--no Dauses or gripino-,r.
ircly ves.,abie-great liver remeiy. rrice q
"nts. Sold ny Drugglsis
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10
BEYOND THE MISSISSIPPI I,

Thousands have already gone. and thou
new homes in the fertile Wesf. t."Tta ,rl,.
going 10 Missouri. Kansas. Nebraska. Colo.
sauo. Utah, Wyoming, Nevada. oregon or
California, We recommend a cheau. safe
quick and direct route. via 81. Louis, Over
the Missouri Pacigc Railroad. which ram,
it, Zine Da! Coaches and Pullman sleeper.
from -. Louis to principal points in the
West. without change. We believe that the
Missouri Pacific Railroad has the best track
aud TIA" finest and safest euuiu.
ment- Oi any llnc West of the Mi-si-.lpni
ami it, connections with roads further W.s,
are prompt and reliable. The Texn. con.
n-clion oi Ibis road j. now completed. and
passengers are offered a ir-i ,lass all.rai
route from It. Louis 10 Texas. either over
the Missouri. Kansas \ Texas X. r.. via 80.
dnlia, % aver the Atlantic n Pacific n. r..
VIA Ninita. For maps, time tables. informa.
non .. 10 rates. routes. DC. we refer our
readers To :. IA. Thompson. Eastern Pa.srn.
ger Agent, Columbus. Ohio or T.. A. Ford,
General Passenger Agent, ST Louis. Mi-spu-
r.. Question: wiz he promptly and cheer.
ltllN uD.M.r,H'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10

I'E les. of Dooleys than of other
yoh't ar baking powder, ~ it /. much
,'t""s--. r"t "p full weight. Give II n
fair Trial. Gr"c.rs sell il. 5.6d,Nwly
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10
EMIGRATION TURN ING

The Atlantic X Pacific Railroad Compsny
ol'rr- .2r.uU acres of land In Central AMI,
southwest Mis-, uri. at from 81 TO sI2 Der
acre. on seven Year, time, with nee trans
rortafion IRON It. Louis 10 all purchasers.
climate. soil. timber. mineral wealth, schools
churches and law abiding society invite
'inisrani- from I'll points to this land of fruit.
and Hover. For particulars address A .
urk. Land Commissioner, 81. Louis. Mo.
Leg d., odly
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Mrs. WhiSco mis- syrup.

The gr.at soothing remedy. Priee on'y Is
'h''. Gives rest n the mother and health to
h" "hila sold by Druggists.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10
ROMAN CATHOLIC STATISTICS.

ROMAN CATHOLIC STATISTICS.
The Illness Of the pope seems to have
given impulse to the publication of ko-
man Catholic statistics. Iha total num-
Of the existing cardinals lie 10, but there
are II vacancies. Twdnty -on. OF The car
dinals are upwards Of 20 years of aye
the youngest Cor linri Is Prince l.ucien
Bpnaparte, who il -, and was made car
dipal at the age of 40 OF the other high
functionaries of the church, including
bishops, Wears apostolic, and pref cts
apostolic, the total number is 915, ircIu-
sive of Monsign-ur Mermllod. One hun
dred aud three 81 these appointments are
vacant. OF the Present cardinals 4
were appointed tv Pope Greg
DRY XXI AMI 81 by the pope
incumbent. During tho lo"g ponti-
Acn,e of the latter no f"wer than ninety
seven cardinals have died most of whom
were appointed by himself. The number
of nuncios and internuncios Of the holy
see at foreign courts IL eight---one in Aus.
tria, one in Bavaria, one in Belgium, ono
in France, one in Holland, one in Pur,u.
gal and one in Switzerland. Besides
these there are three delegates in thu
south American republics and the Yves,
Indies. The diplomatic corps accredited
TO the holy set consists OF representatives
~ Austria, Bavaria, Begun, Brazil,
France, Monaco, Peru, Portugal and
San Salvador.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1873-05-10

Foreign Advertisements
srhC'AI NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

Happy relief Tor Young men from the 81.
fleets OF errors aud abuses in early lie
Manhood restored. lmpcdiinents TO mar.
tinyo removed. Now method. OF treatment
New and r"m1rk die remedies Books and
Cir'll'ar, Tni ircc. IN sealed enyelopes
Addrcs.. toward Association. 30 2 So,,.b
NiW! street. Phihdelphiu. Pa.--an institm.
non hay i'tr high reputation Tor honorable
'"ndut md prrtcs.iDu3l Kill.
''--h dNN Hm
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Enough oi the 10000 ticket. issued far
70" Ihi"i Grand Tin Concert. ~ aud at ih,.
fubiic I1rary of kcntuckN, having h,rp
sold to insure u rtlI drawing. amt t,ir wish
h1Ning been universally cYircsscd that lin.
i'.nub cash Eiii> offered should be- drawn ia
inil suI paid in niil without an, . ,iipv
'""u. ~ heretofore: The mnIag, m,ut. win
ih' '"Irr'nirur" ~ ilr" trustees. hn," dr.,r.
w'u'i ".u.uN niH,tN day M 90 Tor iit, .pit
"i ih' remnant ojti'kci. l"lt "u haud Tnr
concert 20 'd fertilization giNcrti.,,i tli ANN
-. T. 40 rrnrr postponed - Iu,,d5y. r,I,
=. l'ii. "n u hich IT,, Ju'l 10 ~ Lri. iiuN viiI
l"-Ii,'., urI tUp.ui'ucrl, mtr i'a#r d.,
FuHir liH'H> hHii. L"uislili'. krutI,.S
- fHi. -IIld cUnr"rt ti" follow iu. Dash
-'it. Nii DO. Aisiriiulrd l., bot AMI pt,I IL,
900. 'ih ur~ri-n"'LrrS NhodrW iu,m:
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~ iNfAltlBir SPECIFIC ruR rtet,ere
=, y Pie LIVER, BLOOD, KlINiN' sr' toW.
81" great corrective II ~ Hrf's t-r,f r..
"'"t 10 Contain r' s'fibl. .t.H4. and &. ic
''1'1fs .atshir.' ~, Cflrn..l
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j. q 9. AsaCjsHE.
Sole Ilrti,'uf., 81 ruis, No
PRlsI.. rs c-lH"- FER -cTr-T
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-13
BAZAINE.
BaZaiue's Sentence of Death COMMITTED


Bazaine's Sentence of Death COMMITTED
TO Twenty Years. Seclusion.
Paris, December 12-The decision of
President Mac Mahon in the case of Bazaine,
is announced this morning The sentence
of death against the Marshal is committed
TO twenty years seclusiOn. He is to bear
the effects of degradation of rank, but will
be spared the humiliating ceremony.
President MacMahOn's Intentions.
LONDON December l2-The Ne,cs reports
that MacMahon intends to commute the
sentence OF Bazaine to twenty years. seclu-
sion.
How Bazaine Received His Sentence.
Accounts from Paris agree that Bazaine
received his sentence with great calmness
His Letter to His Counsel.
Marshal Bazane addressed letter to his
counsel yesterday, thanking them for their
efforts III his behalf and concluding as fol-
lows
"Ishall not appeal against the sentence,
not wishing to prOlOng, in the eyes of the
world. the spectacle of such painful strug
gle. request you to takeno Iurther steps. L
look no longer to men tor judgment Strong
in my conscience, which reprOache me with
nothing, | am confident that justification
will come with the lapse of time and the
subsidence of party passion"
The conservative press, generally, approve
of the Communication of his sentence. The
Steele SAYS that it will create painful sur
prise in the country.
The Press on the Verdict.
BERLIN, December l2.-The press regard
the verdict in the Bazaine case as the result
of political intrigue, and censure the con-
duct of the Duke D'Aumale.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-12-13
WHOLE NUMBER 2O53.

tee on the subject, reported bill provid-
ing for the total repeal of the bankrupt law,
which was agreed to, and which will be re-
ported at an early day tor action.
Civil Rights Bill.
They also agreed to report favorably the
supplementary civil rights bill.
Everything Going Smoothly.
Secretary Fish, on being interrogated to-
day relative to the Virginius matter, said
that everything is going on smoothly.
Bankers Have Hearing.
A delegation of bankers from New Eng
land and New York had an extended hear
ing to-day before the Committee on Ways
and Means, advocating the repeal of the
tax on deposits in the savings banks.
The Atocha Case.
A short time ago the Court of Claims
awarded to Mira. Eliza A. J. Atocha, admin
istratrix oiYA. J. Atocha, $207 900 for dam
ages alleged to have been sustained by him
by being illegally expelled from the republic
of Mexico, and yesterday morning, Messrs
T. J. d. Fuller and w. w. Bryce filed bill
for an injunction to prevent the parties
from drawing the money from the treasury,
claiming that the estate owed Fuller the
sum of 500, and that the widow having
been bonded administrative of Atocha IN
only small amount, he had no relief.
MT. n. lison, representing n. U. Har-
gous. who has claim of $4,000. also OBJ
tanned an injunction. Chief Justice Carttar,
being the nearest judge to the clerks office,
was called on and immediately gave the
necessary orders and one of the marshafs
officers started for the treasury, where he
ascertained that the parties had just pre-
yiously drawn money and had left the juris-
diction of the court.
Arguing the Louisiana Case.
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections heard argument in the Louisiana
cases to-day. Ogden and Marr for McMil-
len and Billings and Dibble for Pinchback.
The argument lasted five hours, and was
very able.