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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13
FIRST DISPATCH,
SECOND DISPATCH,

CONCORD, March l2.-One hundred
and eighty-two towns give Straw Re
publican), 30,SS5; Weston (Democrat),
o, ,281; Blaekrner (Temperance), Oil;
Mason Liberal Republican, and scat
tering, $40. This is a majority for
Straw at present of about 1850, and If
the remaining flfty-three towns come
in the same way as they did last wear
it will give Straw a majority of. about
400. IRepublican Senators are elected
in seven out of twelve districts, and dis
trict No. 2 in doubt, three out of five
councillors elect are Republicans. The
Republicans have about forty majority
in the legislature. The three congress-
ional districts return Democrats to con-
gress. The vote In the first district is
considered close.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13
Boutwell, Elected.

Boston, March 12.-George s. Bout
well was elected United States senator
to-day In a convention Of the two hous-
es. The vote was as follows: Boutwell,
l52, Dawes 1l5, Loring 2, j. r. Tsrbox
., w. NJ. Whiting 2, c. @. Greene 2,
making 076 votes IN all
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13
S25 nOn annnshnn.

Boston, March 12.-On the Vermont
Central railroad yesterday, near Bossett,
Vermont, the breaking Of the journal OF
a locomotive threw eleven freight ears
of the track, demolishing a bridge and
smashing the cars, causing a loss of
twenty-five thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13

SCRANTON, March 12.-August May
ford, miner at the central shaft, sui
cided yesterday by preeipitating himself
down shaft four hundred feet. He was
crushed into q shaneless mass.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13
Congressional Baek-Pay.

WASHINGTON, March 12.-Congress-
man William Roberts, of this city, in a
communication addressed to the seere-
tary of the treasury, SAYS that he directs
his back-pay as member of the forty-sec-
ond congress to be paid into the treasury
Of the United States. 1t Is stated that
Senator Merrick, of Maryland, also re-
fused his extra pay, and that Senator
Hoar, Of Massachusetts,, accepted his,
but afterWard Turned if over IN al,aritiae
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13

WASHINGTON, March I2.-The num-
Der of callers at the executive mansion
to-day was very great, including many
ladies. The President cannot see one
third of them.
About seventeen hundred of the three
thousand depOsitors drew deposits yes
terday from the Washington city saw
ings bank.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13
FIourInr Hin Rurned.

ST. LOUIS, March 12.-The Touring
mill Of Barnard, Smucker & Co., on
Eighth street, between Cass and Cham
bers streets, was burned at two O'Clock
this morning. Loss, fifteen to twenty
thousand dollars; insurance not ascer-
tanned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13
where tae Peoples Money Gees.

CINCINNATI, March IA. J. Rey-
nOlds, sheriff of Athens county, Ohio,
is reported to be defaulter in the sum
of seven thousand dollars. The money
is supposed to have been used in paying
hfy elaoffrr, ox~,,onooe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13

LONDON, March y, 2 p.n.-Glad-
stone waited on the queen at noon to
tender his resignation. Probably Dis
raeli will be summoned to form a new
ministry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-13
Spanish Items.

MADRID, March 12.-The assembly
yesterday definitely sanctioned the bill
introduced by the government suspend
ing the sittings, and cOnvoking the con-
stitutional cOrtes on the first of May.
Montos, president of the assembly, and
Lopez, secretary, resigned. The debate
on the Porto Rico abolishing bill was
resumed.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
4 Singular CosP.

This is special to the St. Louis Repu6-
Hcdn:
NEW YORK, January 22-One of the most
dramatic and romantic scenes Of rip Van
Winkie" was revealed to-day in BROOKLYN
courthouse. Mrs. Elizabeth Speyer who
brings suit in Brooklyn court to recover
$4,000 as her dover of estate of the late
John Speyer, was cross-examined to-day,
she said: II was born in Maine; when III
teen years old | left my parents, who were
poor and was employed in millinery store
III Boston. There | met Mr.. Hugh Miller,
to whom l was married. We lived for a
while in my native town, and then re-
moved to Jamaica Plains. 1t was at
this place, over thirty years ago, that
my husband abandoned me. !
sought for him everywhere. Four
years after he abandoned me | was in.
formed that he was dead" She then re-
lated the story of her marriage with Bell,
whom she had arrested and convicted for
bigamyp and her marriage to Mr.. John
Speyer AS Mrs. Speyer descended from
the stand, Mr.. Speyer's lawyers rose and in
loud voice called the name Of Hugh P.
Miller. Mrs. Speyer stood amazed and over
whelmed with confusion; her counsel were
thunderstruck and all the audience arose
and viewed the old man who arose in an.
sWer TO his name. His appearance is that
stead of abandoning his wife she IL oan-
doned him. He said, We left Jamaica Tins
and came to New York to live. fwo
weeks after l returned home at noon
and my wife was gone and all the
furniture | found as note stating
that she had left Inc and would
never return, and that need not look for
her. / met her after that one day on the
street. and she told me she had married a
man named Bells / accepted the situation
and went to sea- which | followed fog ten
or twelve years. then wepteo Worcester,
Massachusetts. where now re5ideo Daring
the examination Of the witness. Mrs,
Speyer never removed her eyes from hiul.
She seemed struck dumb with amazemens.
1t was the first time she had seen him since
the day on the street when she told him she |
was living with Bel! over thirty years ago.
The Rev. Mr.. Cone. who Mrs. Speyer saws |
married her, is deado His son exhibited |
the record Of marriages. In ie was tho re- |
cord of her marriage TO Bell. under the |
hame of Elizabeth Go Harrington. There |
was no record OF her marriage TO John |
Speye:. Her vision of future was de. |
stroyed by to-day's Development. !
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
Appoiuims nts by GOyeEuo Kellogg.

Yesterday the Governor appointed, upon
the recommendation Of & large number of
prominent merchants, Mr.. N. c. Polger to
be tax collector of the First District. New
Orleans, vice General Sheridan. whose term
has expired. Hr. Fciger Is the brother Of
that prominent merchant. Mr.. LAFAYETTE
FOlger. and has himself been engaged in
commercial pursuits for many Years. and
now does large clothing business on Camp
street. During the last election he was a
staunch supporter of Governor Kellogg.
and was repeatedly threatened, oven at the
polls, With ostr&cism in business for the
course his convictions indaced hiiu To
purSua.
The following names were also sent 10
the Senate as the board of commissioners
for the State Insane Asyium-a board
having large disbursements of the public
funds under its control-George William
son, of Caddo, president of the State Re-
form Convention; Ex-Governor George C.
Wicklitfa, a leading member of the Demo
cratic State Convention; George Sway
of Baton Rouge; John L. Clay and Isaac
Perry, the two latter well known and
wealthy colored men. Governor Wickliffe
lives in proximity to the asylum, and will
be enabled TO exercise sa salutary influence
in Us management.
a well known and universally popular
colored man of the Third. District. Mr..
Eugene Vassier, has been appointed in
Of
native of the district, a taxpayer, and
esteemed as an honest and upright man by
all classes of citizens.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

The speech of Hon, George C. BenHam. in
the House of Representatives. es.erday, in
advocacy of the bill 10 transfer the payo
fnene Of salaries of parish Judges from the
State treasury to the parish treasures. is
published in this mornings REPUBLICAN.
The measure will come up to-day in the
House for final action Its passage will
save the State treasury about sl2O, eco per
year. and provide for the payment of
parish judges in the same manner as other
parish officers are now paid. The city of
New Orleans, uude. the present law. pays
'wo-tbirds OF the salaries OF parish judges
:hIonshont the State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

The Memphis Aralamche reports that
Captain John 7. Washington. a venerable
and vel: knows steamboat agent in that
city. was beaten nearly to death fast Sat
u.day by Captain R. ". Ligh:burDe. an
ethe. steamboat agents he was suddenly
-t.Uci' :. heavy. stunning blow. directly In
''e :ace. The 9a:e,n.rt vas slippery. and
he Staggered ana islie whom . aumbes ot
"'cw. fri. rpoa Ain. about rt.e head an.
face ir such ;apit. succession tia. sc wa.
unable - d.f.n! himself. ?Sr.ng .nar'aei.
and ~: an'icipai.n. sreUbie from such d
source, We wa. badly beaten without being
ah. 10 :nfic: injury ou hi. ..ssilan'. and
hs considers .he attack as @ H.oss cos .rGly
attempt az .s.a.Sjnati.o.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
John Eo Owens,

This favorfte and popular comedian will
follow Charlotte Cushman and Lawrence
Barrett at the Varieties Theatre, and viii
make MS appearance n.xt Monday evening.
He will be supported by his own company.
and though he has nothing especially new
in !lfs repertoire, viii appear in old English
comedies and his specialties, which never
have failed TO anluse 4 New Orleans al-
dienoe. We are reminded OF the near ap.
proacn of Mr. Owens by the presence last
evening in our editorial rooms of Mr.. Frank
Arthur. agent OF the john I: Owens come
DauT.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
AMUsEHENTS. 4
81. Charles Theatre.


This evening Mr. John Collins. the ceIe-
hrated Irish comedian and vocalist Will ap-
pear as Pau! Clifford, in the play OF that
title The entertainment will commence
with the comedy of "How TO Paw the
Rent" in which Mr.. Collins Will personate
Morgan RGttier, with songs
Academy of Music.
The third week of Lydia Thompson and
her mammoth com hination commenced last
evening, on which occasion the burlesdue of
''LurliDe" was produced to full house
Willie Edouins moral ballet was intro
duced, and the little major appeared in
song and dance on parlur skates. "Lur-
line will be produced this evening again.
Friday evening benefit of Lydia Thompson.
"AIa!diL" and "IXion" in activa prepare
tion.
Varieties THEATRE
Tie house was crowded last nichs "a .rit.
ness the impcrsCnation OF kady Macbeth by
Miss Charlotte Cushman, and Mdcbeh by
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett. "'Macbeth" will be
produced this evening, 10 m prrow evening
and for the matinee Tomorrow. Little
Sadie Vivian, one Of The daughters of New
Orleans, who has recently returned from a
theatrical trip to Texas, where she has been
playing for the last two mouths, takes d
part in tho third apparition, and performs
i very crcditably.
Opera House.
The first OF the Rubinstein concerts will
be given at the Opera House tomorrow
evening, instead OF last evening, as first
announced. The Rnbinstein concert com
pany, who performed at St. Louis Friday
evening, have been detained on their way
to New Orleans by the accumulation of ice
at Belmont, Missouri, which renders this
postponement necessary. Tickets issued
for Monday will be good for Wednesday.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
SONGkZEss, %

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
William steele and others W.. Bark Tar.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
I District of Ltuisana.-ln obedience TO an ad-
riraity warrant, t. directed 10 the above
entitled suit, have seized AID taken into my
pos % S0u--
THE BARK TARPRIAN. her tackle, etc, Tow Ii.
h,rd by William eele and theirs Tor the causes Set
forth in the libel no pending in the District Court
of the United States.
And | do hereby cits and admouish the
owner or OwnrIs Thereof, ard al aud every
pei son or persons having or prett ndiHg to
have any right. title interest il 10 the same,
be- and oppear at "A District Court If the United
States for the district aforesaid, 10 be holden at
The city of New o. leans, on the third Monday OF
February to g. ow cause. IT any they have or can,
why the said bark shnUl not be 60 ldemD ID,
end br sold agreeahly TO the PRAYER OtIbelants.
United Ntates Marshars office, New Orleans,
twenty fifth day OF January, 1873.
s. 3. PACKARD.
ia2s f.1-l0I7 United d'Ststps narshat
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
II. E. R~iden vs.. Steamboat Josephine.

i'll. T.. RBTidca VS. Steamboat .j0sephine-o
No. 1926,
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT GOCBT
Il Dis rict of LorIisana.~-Iu obedience 10 an ad
mralty warrant to directed iB the above
session
THE STEAMBOAT JOSEPHINE, her tackle,
appar ]. stc.o AbeHed by Fl K. harden, for the
causes set forth In the hhrl pending in the
District Court OF the United States.
And do hereby Ci'e and admOuish the owner or
owners Thereof. and all and every person or persons
havirg pretending to have any right, title or in-
terest or to the same, be aud appear at a l's
tri0f Court Nf tie United States for the district
To be holden at the city Of New Orleans,
on the first Monday OF February 10 chow
cause if anv they have can. nhy th's said
steamboat should not be oOndnI0 4 and sold agree
Sbly to the PRAYER OF ib,Iants.
United States Marsha = Hfioso New Orleans.
slevt nth day oG January 1874
20 q. Packard.
iaq4 9128f2 Omitted states Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

ham. He urged the passage of the bill in a
speech of some length.
The bill was finally made the order Of the
day for today and ordered to be printed in
the journal.
a bill amending certain sections Of the
Revised Statutes SO as to prevent the car
rying Of concealed weapons in certain cases
passed the House.
On motion the House adjourned until
twelve o'clock nj. to-day.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
The Vicksburg Times: noticing the recent
decease of journalist in that CITY, saws:


decease of a journalist in that city, says:
MIR. James NJ Swords. for many years
connected with the press of Mississippi
died Of consumption shortly after midnight
yesterday morning. He was "a native of
Portsmouth, Ohio, removed to Mississippi
in early boyhood, where he has since re-
sided to the time of his death. He was
practical printer, having been connected
with several different ne wapaners 10 Vicks-
burg and elsewhere in the State, among
them the VIcksburg Whig, american Times
and SOuthc'Wer. In 1853 be started the
Citicen daily evening journal, neutral in
politcs until the presidential campaign of
1850, when it became an active and earnest
Douglass organ. Mr.. 5 words continued the
publication of this paper until the capture
of VIcksburg in 1863 During the memora
BILE siege it was called the Illustrated Citize1l
then a small four page weekly, Two pages
OF which, however only bore the Impress
Of ~ pes, the other side revealing the figures
of ordinary wall paper. At the surrender
the paper suspe nded publication until snple
time early in 1864, when Ira A. Batterton
got possession of the material and com
mrnc-d the publication of the Herald, but
in short time it WIS restored TO Mr..
Swords, and at Mr.. Bsttertou's death, in the
spring of 1855, be assumed Cnutrol of the
naper, which he continued til within TIE
past few weeks.
Mr. Swords was a man of correct business
habits, with great energy, perseverance, and
industry. Tnese qualifications Brought the
Herald under his directions from ii mere
bant!ius t" a full & dyed, powerful journal.
second TO but Few. il in fact any in The
Stat. 10 point OF merit or influence. A gen
tieHan ot HbeTa! charity. q warm heart.
noble and generous impulses. ne has passed
away, leaving behind a host Of friends.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

VtstOD-NO lC,A54.
xN TIRE VrITED STATES DISTRICT COURT,
4 D,strlcr of Lousinna-In O edIenUe "s an ad
m,raity arran, 10 directed IN the above snti
t)ed suit have seized and taken into Ms posse.
sion -. -, , ,-v,,,,,.. :.
TIE STEAMSHIP CITY OF GALVESTON. her
tack e. apparel. etc nov libeled BY '" I Levine.
for the Caus, set forth in the hht4 10" pending
IN the Dt- trict Court of the United States
And do hereby cite Ard admonith fhs
own.p ar S,wntrs thereof and all and every
pecsou or persons having or pretending 10
have any right title or Interest IN or Ia
thr same to be and appear at District
COur, # the United States for the distinct alote-
said 20 b. holden at he city of New Orleans on
.hs frst Mouday OF February. TO show cause, y
suy They have or can. Why the said hip
should not be condemned ahS he soId SgreefoiS ."
the prayer Of lbe ants ,,-
United States MARSHA. of1cHo Sew oiT'ai7'
eleventh day of January IS7J ,vpp
;a1. % "a 6a2 PTpit-d states MARSHAL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

!H6 St.A'l EsP"AkE S.AIooN - SucfIOE
hy THE SHERIFF. w. ral. attention 20 the
sale 90 auction SO b. ,uas.s ri. day, at
! +. VI. on th. premises. - tt. sheriff Of
the parish Of Orleans. Of the contents of
the Shakespeare saloon situate! on tom
mon street. between St. Charles anil CagoB.
.lele' str.etz. First District.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
Fire IN ST. Franr:sviiies

aa tefegram was received yesterday by
Hon. L. =. Weber. OF the State Senate. in.
forming him that his store. :.s contents ard
the safe are a total loss by tire. His dwell.
ing house was not damaged. The type in
the Du1S5s Leader ettce was pied. Incen-
diarism caused the fire.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
MARSHAL'S MONITIONS.


John sheppard VS.. Ship EbOiseeNOo
10 i02.
IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
4 District of Louisiana In obedience 10 ad-
mTalty warrant, to directed IN above entitled
suit have se,sed and taken into my possession
TIE SHIP CHOISE her boats tackle, etc,
libeed by John sh+ ppard, for the set forth
III the libel now pending in the District Count of
the United States
Aud do hereby cite ard admonish the owner
0wncIs thereof, an, all a every person per
sens having prete diny to have any light. title
interest i'll or to he sa me TO be and appear at y
District Court of The United st ties, for the district
said, to hr holden at the city Of New Orleans.
on the third Monday OfPtbrrafy. to show cause, If
a Y they have can why the said SHY should not
he ccnl, ned and be sold ably to the prayer
of lib lauts
United Stat MarsHaFs Office, New Orleans.
twenty-ffth day OF January, 1873
& B. PACKARD,
is28 feI lOl7 United States Marshal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

H".sEs, HoRsEs-Fas: .rotte-s This
daV at Twelve .'cocfS n. Seon"wall Jack.
.oH Stables Nessrs. Montgomer. vii: sci.
wv" i.~s 'rotters. one Toy. buggy. pole. aud
.nat', 'ns one sc. os double harness. For
further psr'j:Uiars see ..i-e:rise.nene.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

The Ell Pas" Sentinel i. .he name Of Rew
paper printed at FL Paso b, Messrso Hart
& harsho It requests .xsasEgess and is
devoted is the improvement and advance
:nan: q; tie Sntes-stS .: 9!.. g:s Psso galley.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

Published as Trenton, L-s
Mas the largest weekly circulation OF ahS IsSi "a
ths State Merchants o. Now Orleans will IND tn<
Farmer an excellspt medium 10 make theu essf
Aesa known in Address -
y. a, ". " PKATHgRAAS,
nols ''l:GIheTss FS'.EsrrFe -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

FOR RENT,

FTnTr. =.
I'll FOR RENT AND FURNITURE
eliCihIr eale-A comfortable Iwo-storY hon-e,
OoSnIss, .ocattd Ou camp s.r..t with everything
bel 10 ~ raar IGr housekc pi T. and a in good ord r
ch6ssr ~ ~ New, VIII lie sold IL b Oct 80 pOr
p.ete !, oT % ms own use The C,.sh iehnen ie eoIu
Its ou,I St depar ments, having Dc. II selected by
btatb no lot use. nil oe sold o.. account Of ha6
apply furniture d-atrs aus vendor. need not
Aolr-ss HOUSE,, at this Office. Ja4
Il Ss,ib ibENT-R0uMS WITH OR WITHOUT
Aoards.s IN suites single Also, q few dag
s. JosrssA sAkes. AVpty at Nc, ait Camp street, nssa
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28

sih-eIn your issue OF tra !our'eenti III
Stan'o commenting upon the .aEse of my
hHsnann deceases You made a grave error.
GoS lake occasion t. asc!ibt. .!i. death (.
Unsupported ambition Us an author etc.
!" these unch@rita ole aspr.sions can
only answer that my husband died from
ra!u1a causes. totally uDass0ciated with
rde tn siuH Of Bis professional hopes, viz.
Dr0psv OF the brain. By correcting an
error which feel assured must have been
inadvertent, you will do an act of justice
toward his widow.
MRS. ERAES aURp0CE HIgr!CuCS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-01-28
Hhe LEf.s alrank IIuYincf..

IL. following, from .ne !hitade'rfl..
'IreS', sii! - S"ad "i.. in.e.es: b. IMAM:
n New 'rl"aa. Who kte" ao.a Err. and
Nr.. Murdoch when :h.. w.r. a: Ii. W
t.tie' Theatre :as. year:
-. gladly make room. tar .ha :o.lcwi, g
mote from the widow a.! FIR. Fran. Mur.
d'cA. talented and :ealiY promising
youu: actor wh" dee! n few month. ago
The paragraph, 81 "nicl. ~ a.Iudes wa.
Guot"st 'rom the Philadelphia reospoad.
80" III. Bucks Count. .ttei!;gcncer.
Fi."a.t indorse'nens ~ comments o. auv
g.. - the Press:
fg!LADETpf!eA = rraF-. r. :S.'