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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-01
Vermonters in Italy.

cflt OF tnc BOSTON Jourllal, thus
writes of the two eminent Vermont
ers who are among the leading ar
fists that have their studios at Flor
ence, Italy:
HIRAM Powers.
Longest residence in Florence Of
all the American artists is Mr.. Pow
ers. His studio is on the west side
Of Avon in the Via SeragIi. We
ring the bell and the door opens.
the bolt having been Withdrawn by
wire leading INTO the >tuC 10. which
is in rear building. We pass a
small court and enter a she'd. where
three WCrkmcn are engaged prepar-
ing busts for the masters finishing.
y gIay-ha ire d. white bearded
man. dressed IN gray. wearing Il
white apron, his hands covered with
clay, Turkish cap Oh his mead,
comes from ali iuntr room to greet
/ us; but you take little note OF his
dress. for yOur attention is wholly
absorbed by the mild, clear. pepctra.
ting radiance q his dark, deep set
+ crns tho .uca4 sc.ilc r,,,n iii. f,no
and tha o.,re.t t.nrs or his voica
Fittv five vI1rs 9ao he was = cbili
/ at play on the banks or thc Conncc-
ticut in Woodstock, Vermont. La,
ter, his father became IN omigrant
and won't - OH. rr. C,r +rtnnt,,.
ninp vaor. he has honn laro in Mn
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haud Is more true to life ,han that
" ,'5.i =. ,'o'Ii - l'''''-o'' 'ose9 "o'4. :
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lou doubtless have noticed that
tue nUhaie ct rods em".emaue Of
t'le CW"n, upon winch the orator
rests his hah4' ootS no. st2RH per,
g ''''i' ul"l' s'r. l overs oesiEHe'i
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poIIiIE 'he | mon 4 ciiI.c IN one
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whom baro sn,-aral ,raT. ao1 ~ s,o,,i e't,
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,, .I' ~, to" ~, HIM NJ W E,"rnt+ ','' ,,,' n,
tons;yo I.or"ina bis rns.,roL into
;4 .enfl,t 'r;'l ',i..s' liS e'i'N mo
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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-01

y RULE WITHOUT AN EXcEP-
TIoN.-Ihere are exceptions to eve.
~ other ruie but the "rule Of three
As your income is to Your eXpendi-
lures, 50 will be the amount Of Your
deOlst Your cash in hand, and yom
constant ability to meet them Your
furniture may be less snowy than
that Of Your neighbor, but never
mind. Better are cane bottomed
chairs and mahogany table that are
paid for, than spring cushions and
marble nagtles on Il note of six
months. IJar coat may he less
fashionable than Your neiohbor's,
but remember thele is a time for
balancing the books and every purse
has a bottom. so cconomize, and
always remember the "rule of
three
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-01
Couriing Under Difficulties.


West Brook.
She was more than commonly
pretty. and her frank, engaging
manners enhanced the charms Of
golden hair. pearly skin. and eyes
ike the blue skies Of summer At
her fathers death She would bp
heiress to the nice little sum of sey,
euty thousand dollars. and 4bouoh
men generally proless not to be In.
tlueaced by ptcuniarv matters in
affairs Of love. il is to be rcasona-
bly sunposcd That this prospective
wealth by no means lessened the
number of her adolers.
Among those mos, ardent, and
perhaps most sincere, was Nu
dartmouth. with q heart largar than
his purse, and very little thought or
care for con seaucaces.
Fortunately. ED Jacob never sns-
Lec,cl the pal;i.I.ty af his daugh.
terE.rW WIN; he would have put ncy
on bread and water before h. vonll
haza onnsrutol to lhn SLIGHTEST irfi-
,.a,.. With Min ugrtrou,b
Jacob Blake was not in favor OF
asrr.are VIola who i,;,rw h;s cir.
,.,,o.+,n'os worn rr+ sIIr,,.;.nd NJ
NIX nr (.u.r n nhr1-a moro cy.
,'rn's,yn ,b,, a..a'nt Mrs. HIalr
r1-,r ,..r,, f,.nnrr cnnn,rb
t.r ~, .r,r'.r.
I.Ir-.'hL3l .,...y,I,. S,,r;.r ="
-.r- tfom,.. r.r5 a.. .n,.ar ihn cen
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-01

Among the plants destroyed by
the fire at the Washington Conscr.
vatoIy was Sago palm, which was
painted hy Gen. Washington.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-01

Doty's Vegetable Panncca IL tho bestLin.
l0entand Pain KillcS used
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-03-01

ana then for three hours he bore
with mistaken soul the agoniziu.
death they inflicted on him. Gyeecc,
ANcjeHt oGd NodcT, by Prot. Fclton.
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hour of their poverty and Distress win survive the
snort-hved honors Of public position and oonsti
me rs fEbRsau fEbaRsI aaa aae9ssyto $ysIx =
the part Of the UnitedH States Goyasninant thfouSh
Surgeon DeWits, TIE. faithful comnlisnea ws7h
every st1pulatfon -aEreed nutEf 6is renn6vs
and afterwards and until the present time thrnnoR
his successor in cface, Chief Surgeon J. 6. a. Hn-
persets the uniform kindness, and cheerful and
valuable, assistance rendered BY these medicsi
gentlemen, asWe1l as all the1fioers &c the Bnress1
ln n1ufthering the benevolent Objects of fhe M.
spartment, have contributed largely n a In nont{
ued success and usefulness - M >--s'.' S''''.1,
Inc uninterrupted harmony Of action. the ksift-
~ H. Pataent and successfnl discharge Of duty, On
partment, have not only accomplished the DESIGNS
contemplated in it's |by rninstar3rio,
70 thousands OF destitute sick and sufSarinn. hrE
py such devotion and concert of labor they have
been eminently successful in ostabNsnin9 and sns.
talning the present atenviable reputation Of Ehe
Health Department. s5a u, 1sasss5 u. t;>S7i s--5
. The regular and constant per fforma1,ce a. ;4ntv
BY the Steward, in the management Of The eick and
tss enforcement Of discipline at the City Hoepitei
ms earnest and untirng endeavors to improve and
advance the interests OF the Department, together
with his characteristic kindness in contributing to
The comfort and relief Of the suffering, have been
MgnAiy beneficial, and added very much to tina
feputable character Of the Hospital as well as the
Department. - ~
The worshy and efficient Apothecary or the CITY
mas, by cheerful and uniform appiicatiofi
g nis asuuorts duties, aided greatly In making Che
a.s ansstt9fon cornmendable and uaeful. an the
SuDorotnst9 odtcers and employees Of the Depart
rrent and. Hospitals hare puncfuaNy and maaifahivs
perxdrHed the duties assipned fhfa1 a,,i sfhTs ~
2 system there hiss bssn harmony and nrrS T
- AZ !ts deyelopmente and movements
RI To the Chief Clerk IN this ofi5ca. fha Ra0iatr
90 skaeattn s. department. are largely indebEed
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OFFIoE or HEALTH DEPARTMzNr.)
CH!A1nLEsToH, February IL, 1857.

CHARLESTON, February IL, 1867,
~ 2anszes3en 1e aenore1ls 1be Mayor ad Aldenen q
70 GEsnEa,kn: On the 1ssh day Of December. 1881.
the honorable the City Council Of Charleston
passed e:ssRjl for the establishment Of 8 Health
Department. and for other rpurposes,r and. on the
LIST day Of January, 1885, Under the superfyison of
the City Registrar, the Organization Wasieffected.
through. the efficient cooperation OF Surgeon w,
r. Dewitt, chen Chief Surgeon Of Bureau Refu.
gees, Freedmen and Abandoned Lands -:&or, South
Carolinas - II. tt>.ss ~; ~ +
As no official reports from this Department
have been submitted I'd Council OF 3thel Board Of
dea!th through this Office, since its organisation,
and as the operations OF this blishmente ff9ve
now been continued for more than twelve months
ano are e1tenAive5e embracing the whole city; and
D0unded north and south by ttCity Boundary and
Soutn Battery and sometimes reaching beyond,
admitting TO its charity destitute poor persons,
me accompanyinK "Reports,n - presenting correct
and minute statistics Of such operations are not
only ecessary for the information az Co11nn and
the pubhc generally, but win furnish ifoi,nttant
addhonai and convincing testimony Is the wisdonn
and prudence of your decisions, when. :under Ehe
pressure OF conflicting interests and unpropitious
events, the ordinance TOR the establishment OF the
Health Department wnss promptly ratifled. .gsS -
10 congratulate you on the successful aresnltsa
OF your jud1c1oua anactments Ia less th0n iaajra
IN connection with the organization Of this DE-
partment. lnaug1rated as an experiment. only: tit
has after the short period Of one year; denorstra-
ted its efficiency and usefulness No longer an e1-
fcn of refiaf to- al the destitnta poor md s1fainr
in our city, the Health Department win chaIIenre
Q comparison with any similar establishment n
the country; and your generous and sopportune
provisions for such destitute and sufarina mies A
the memorials Of your care and devotion in the
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.

how 1ew there are who not subject some affection
OF the lungs or respiratory orgaua who by uecIecng
Pfe1non1ory symptoms, aggravate tho complaint until
ossase stfakes lbs Shafts causing nexpressble torture
OF the patient and anxiety and distress friends Only
cold slight sore throatl' the beedloss remarie
thoughtess expression of thousands whom Death haa
marked for his prey. -
Forewarned-Forearmed should be the motto forever
IN the minds OF all subject to Coughs Colds Catarrh or
influenza Words of advice should needed by a sur
feI1ng nom Asthma Bronchitis, Consumption. Relief is
within their reach: and neglected. consequences
ensne-a lie OF miserya daily hourly struggle
Death 1yI77
Does 1t not appal the strongest mind think of the
result caused by neglect2 Then why delay? Whist
cuse can be offered when timely warning eoundcd IN
your ears? When the danger s pointed out why NOT
avoid It? MARsDEN's PEcroRAL BALM has been used
with success IN nearly million OF and is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty tho yronpt and cica-
aous remedy that scientific has discovered
feneve and cure all cases of Co lbs, Colds Influenza
aud Consumption If the is not beyond all hope
Even when the sufferer is il the last stages he will find
relief BY using this preparation. Ono bottle viii con-
vince the most ncredulous, TINT the Of this prea
rauon ere ny no means e1aggerated in fall short
or tha euloes bestowed it by thousands
been cured by its iney guarantee accompanies
eacn note and dealers instructed every instance
Nsve. ys@.! y, I--,s-- :. : - = M
= Prepared by T. W MARsDEN, No. 1877 Broadway. New
York H. .flr tE4 .r mi ', .T7 y ~
is,ts Price, so cents small bottle; ST large size
s;;S.s- GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO.,
And tsst' iS2+ss-L. -l5 tDOWIE Il NOISE,
:ssr; " Nholesale Agents, Charleston.
December amo
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DRUGS, CHEMICALS, ETC.
SARATOGA
'EXCELSIOR" SPRING WAITER,

TJNHE WATER OF THIS SPRING; Is BELIEVED TO
be unequallcd by that OF any other In tho ariarcd
valley OF Saratoga Its virtues such have secured
it the high encolniuns of all used il pssess-
ing as it does in All eminent degree cathurtic diurcc
alter1tivo and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, II. d.. Professor
Practice Of Physic, Jefferson Medical College pha.
delphia. formerly OF Charleston, S. c.: @.
PHILADELPHIA. November lj ls,;J
have been fora year past in tho habit OF
taking the water Of the Excelsior Spring Saratoga
Accustomed during the great portion my invalid lie
to tho different waters of the several fountains which
boil along that remarkable valley, depenlcnt indeed
upon them tor much of tho comfort cnjoy sat,s.
fed that the Excelsior Water well adapted rs any
other among them. If no. to tn. purposes
which they generally employed. II is very agreeable
strongly impregnated with the carbonic acid lively aud
sparkling. can heartily and conscicnttousiy
diuretic. SAMUEL, HENRY DICKSON NJ D.
Inc Water is put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed in good order for skipping pnte in boxos OF
TOUR dozen each and Quarts i'll boxes of two ozon
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF oHARLR sroN.
Arrived Yesterday,

Arrived Yesterday. @@
schr Palmer, Palmer. Baltimore < d.va Gov,
Oats and Mdze. To p Locke g " stefens i CO. J 6
Blohme, aurkarnp u Co, Wurhnann a IdIfienfhal =,
Won Santen, Ostendorf Co. J Ojemann d Brioes r
Butler. Dowie Noise, Street Bros & Co g. " VII
harns & Co. q ~ - " -, -
!. Span pol Rejenerada, Sala, Eayana davs Ballast
To Order. t,l~55 IN VT -
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Richardson Savannah via
beaufort, Hilton Head, &c. 81 bales Cotton and
Maze- To Ferguson i Holmes, Neason r Houston
Adams, Frost & Co, Roper Hospital -. n
Cleared Yesterday.
Br bark Yumurr1, Thompson, Liverpool-Ravenel l. Co
Br schr Alert, Mann. Carbarien, Cubs Ensow r. "a
Schr Nicanor Hannah, Cardenas- sa1as.
schr Aontezuma, Low, Philadelphia-Risley Creieh-
Went to Sea Yesterday.
Brig : Larrabee, Carisle sagua La Grande
FROM this Pore.
Brig James Baker, Thompson, Philadelphia Feb 10.
scnr Hathway,' Compton, Philadelphia, Feb 10. $500
# Up for this Port. " -
schr VIM Flint, Post at New York, Feb 10.
+% Cleared for this Port .53$4
schr Sydney Price Stevens, at Philadelphia Fab 10
schr BARTLETT Bartlett, ct ph1ladelphia Feb I9
scnr samuel Castner Jr Robinson. Phsdelphia Feb
sehr Annerieus, Moss, at New York, Feb 1s
Ess :Giia ILL., z Memoruntfza.ss. ,.y fs.s & s5
The schrs Transit stetson, from Boston. and VIM
siater smaley, from Rockport Me- both for this pcrt
we're at Holmes Hole, Feb l8. T.: sT7.I -
The Baltimore sun Of Th-rsday. the a1st n.t s.va
The schr Nsdab. Capt Lewts from charleston for pai
ore before reported ashore Poplar Iaznd has been
COTTON or and has arrived In port Fer csrro OF nn
Der wRs all saved. - N - = -
. *" - b. a 4 =. .
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COMMERCIAL.

&
Prussian brig Paul ct Marie-ls cases
Wine to ORDERS cases Icemakng Machine. to or
der; trunks Wearing Apparel 2 cases Pictures i
chest containing Silver Plate Kegs, to Orders loo
casss Enegar u casks Brandy, 1879 cases Wine, $50
cases Fruits In Brandy, II Cordials as cases
Ahsnthe, 25 cases Vermouth, 10 cases Pickles. 20
cases MarInalade 10 cases Preserves 80 cases Sar-
dtnes a29 cases Oh AZ bales corks. cases Pr11nes
- bols Prunes, 40 cases Mustard IS bales Italy
Paste cases Gum, casks Gum, casks Tartar i
case Ldauoriee Paste, bale Drugs, 1853 demJohns Of
Lenhlcs $50 casks Wine, 145 casks. Porcelain. 5T7
e%pty neohne s. demtjonns Hazel Nus iie
lets lets empty Bottles, box Samples Of Cargo to B a
Wilkins wilkins; Is cases Liquors and cordials 10 do Pre-
Klinck Wickenberg L Co; 80 baskets Olive Oh AZ
cases Cordtnls, Is cases Preserved Fruits cases
Preserves Z casks Vinegar, bale Corks, to Paul
4&! Exports. #%##
LiVERPooL-Per Br bark Yurnuri-I2s bales 8 and
=. LOIS bales Upland Cotton, 355 bbs Rosin 5-s n
oAKSARlEN, CURA-Pcr Br schr Alert-41 600 feet
Lumber, - ErnS 5f'7 s'-''~oE -
cAh4pENAs-Per schr Nicanor-7es45 feet Pitch Pine
II schr Montezums-so tons Scrap
Iron, rs bales Cotton. ~ Gg..0-- : IN n '.o
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Per steamer Eliza Hancox, from Savannah via Bean,
fort and Hilton Head-WD D Davis. A Williams, D Ro-
6inson PIN g Grimth 9 " Meyer, Buckley Miss Nc
Caa. G Halle J Mathiessen. g Van Pact, Murray
J Neason. Al Panley, A Rowland, J A Alden. r
Ae5r Hamilton, Rose, Berr and lady, Partridge
and Lady, J Woolmen and lady P Hainesworth, W q
Trescott Son, and rs deck IN : =
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Snyannah Market.

q
!. .aAyANNAH. February 21.--Ihe general market has
oeen nat during the past week. and although there have
been moro buyers the stocks have been oht Ther ia
veEy astls @ change % to note IN anything.
4. ,.ExcHAxaE-There has been considerable Offering
but little DONE and prices remain about the same
Sankp and brokers' are buying at Il or Sterling ex-
= !. Go1D-1s somewhat better. The tendency for some
I'LL le as oeen prices have not changed
h1oE@Bus3ness SIN duh and prices remain
unsestied Clean Is held in 4ets retail qIa
loe There was but very little any, rough rice
70 arket during the week. Is yet held at about The
same figure as last weeI-$2a2 60 s-I77 ~
GoTH1NEine market during the past week has bean
do and Irregular and priceo Asve been tending down
ward The sales to-day about $50 baIes an hsaia
Of soe i for r. ssyanna HI hMddings Yesterday there
decline which holders unwilling to submit to We
would quote The market 10 day at sQa301so
.Ioe fecep Of cotton At this port the week have
been 7se2 bales against the for tie prev
aas during the same period were
sesh s On u, hInd end On ahtpboard Is 9os bales
sepon Of cotton and prices remain about the same sa
at the close Of last week. - 'a4e u 20
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COTTON STATEMENT,
-.t.-.LLL "
1a86-SI.
1065-66.

FRH1oHrs-Are extremely dull The steamers eener-
Ny are full but sailing vessels wanting heiehts
especially to the West Indies few vesses are thin}ne
o going IN ballast not being able obtain fredahts
New York ON cotton, Per Steamer 1c; to Boston do
do 1c 70 Baltimore do do 70; to Philadelphia do do &c:
% Pniadephia on domesics 81; to Liverpool on cotton
"a; TO New York and Philadelphia on sea Island Der
sseaner No: 70 Providence cotton per sail Nc to
rtand do do 10; TO Boston do do xc: to New YorI
90 DO Hc; to New York lumber s9aio; to Boston do
VI: TO New York and Boston timber Si2 to Cubs on
lumber dn goldl, nominal . :, .ts -
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OF Goods needed including Stamped
lovers Bottoms, constantly by
SHEPHERD COHEN No 297 Kinc straot
also Of Fnsmiths Machines
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Cons1S.ees Pee south Carolina Ranroaa,
Elefrua1-u

497 bales Cotton, 81 bales Mdze cars Iron, cars
apanx Lanneau Co, Klatte / Co, Hart / CO. Rev
H;aa1, m,nklsr 1aso Rodgers Co Walter CO. wis
Agent Fraser Co. Hanckel, " 81 Chafee, W B VII
!ta!ns. Poppenheim, Sloan. Wiss CO,
Bark1ey l. Co. - - '-'-' -
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1lc l24 hhds English Island 1oxc-both for refining
2 hnds Cuba at 1c: At hhds Porto Rico 12c 1s hhds
English Island a II c cash; 17s hhds Dcmerara
pan ut exc gold In bond equal to 1870 net; 2a2 hhds
sAt1IWo hear Of no change. and repeat Last quota
tons. vtz for Liverpool F1no IS Is; do Gronpd Alum
81 2oa2 20 q sack. Turks Island 60c n bushel
WHIsKET-Continues dull. sales reported and quo
tations, which are irregular. but nominal n -
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Greenyille Moun;tainepa;r.

"a lLAssaae WEEKL Iss Issued EVERY TnuRs.
at $s year, In advance Adyert4ss1nants
4 z En,.,., 2. u, g. E. RLFORD. =. .sss3
s.s.H.cs -. e: 3 YOWNsA.t Ed:tors
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. Z h3
paraconteas Abdorninis DopsicM aecunulaton
anpqaHon Of Upper third, circna -.
Removal Of Tunnor
up Of Ihroat cut an attempt u1c1de
Section Of Urethra Bladder for Fs.1la. -.
Operation for Fracture
operaton for Fracture Of Radius.
removal OF aeznorrhodsl Tu1nor
Rsnoga Of Hs.norEhodal Tnnor By
operaon for Hydroce Water Trocar spray Ap
patatus and Rhtgoene being used.
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Total number OF deaths in Che Denartynar+ to-
the Yaafs186e. al caiases 8A n
" thts number IA were whites, and 878 tfsnka
and cofoeed as follow: NJ u 's.aoA' - Z
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.matio attention. TO dnty
business connected with
been carefully. and iudici-
Eupetvisien qf the De-
lated .tolapara ttEalT aasv'
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n .-.l Cfty. ReHistrnr, ;e,
B 1oharge Of Health Department,
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nhs City Hospital =. . 81 81 n;
IN the Small Eo1 Hospital. = II .i3 vi. ;5
IN the Stx Heath Di1&rict.. .6ait II L:
stjSyfFt .s'7 ~, gr;S y 4 SSte ts-s-.,syfNt
Totals. . .;ss .sr1s Il fsss
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-23

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1867-05-01
JUDGE E. H. DURBLL.

Although the telegraph had apprised us
that Judge Durell had left New York for
his home in this city some days ago, we
were agreeably surprised to see him last
evening in our sanctum, he having reached
the city on the evening train. II will be a
source of pleasure to his friends here, and
the number includes probably every person
in the city, to learn that he is In excellent
health, and looking all the better for HE
recent trip to the North
Judge Dureil is too well known as a
public man to require any extended notice
by way Of introduction TO our readers. As
soon as General Butler took control of
municipal affairs here he appointed
Z. II. Durell, ESQ.,, as he was then
known to our citizens, to the RESPONSE.
Bile position Of Chairman of the Finance
Bureau, the duties Of which Office
he performed with great ability and fuIl
satisfaction for about three years. In the
meantime he was appointed by President
Lincoln Judge Of the United States District
Court for the State of Louisiana. His ap-
pofntment and confirmation were received
By the press, the bar and the people with
feelings Of more than usual satisfaction, for
his reputation as lawyer. and his integrity
we're wen known 70 most persons who had
any acquaintance with the profession in the
city. Among the 6nt cases brought before
Judge Durell for adjudication. were those
arising under the then recently enacted
confscation law. Able counsel were en-
pioJed BY leading 1rm here, 70 contest the
eonstitutionality Of the law. Messrs. NAPLES
and Day, the former being then the talented
United States District Attorney, and the
latter we'll known as one Of the leading
members Of the New Orleans bar, prepared
and presented the case on behalf Of .1e
Government In elaborate arguments. The
brief presented BY Mr. Day was one OF the