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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16

land presented To Il Congress without
the fortitude To- cXpcl them as he >ug
gcStcd. Wcr" the most powerful III their
parties: Brooks was the t'nNclnmciii $
own swarm and trusted Director. 10
hi. trust he WAS il IHpacinu> traitor.
Amr> WAS the representative of that
mcrccnary dizziness in the North which
Is color blind on that pant OF the moral
spectrum where Honor stands. For his
hrSottcd ohtu>cnc>> he WIS presented
20 Congress fnr expulsion. as WIS
Brooks for that kind of betrayal imNolN-
ing Il little of the crime called black
mailing. :" popularity referred Ia OF
late 10y his ohituariam> and executors.
The work of the Poland Committee
ut that period bore Il moral significance
scarcely less than the impeachment of
Strallord by Ppm and Coke. The
Chairman. in his venerable white hair.
straight carriage. blue coat. and hutl
vest. preserved health of skin aud hue
of eye. and respectful. grave address.
conducted the proceedings like Il Mod
orator. extracting tn" truth without
raising his tone of voice OF losing his
mean of ID 'laVIor; and. when he
brought i'll the report. and stood up to
defend II against zen. Butler. james
B. Beck. Fernando Wood. and IL mum
Der of very capable dchatorS. all L"tly
committed to save the culprit>. he pre-
vailed with that great Grand jury
which desired Justice sufficient. hHt no
more. have always thought that. for
his temperament. :" respectful and in
offensive. it required the highest lind
- l.. L =.
and Amc>, Ind face them there in the
midst of Il hos liz Congress. fIcimg them
both aS he spoke those sentences 80 ter
rihlc hcciuSc 81 calm. Subsequent in
vestigltiomS have containcd more ~ ru-
technics, and have been supported bl
an outside pressure. threatening and
halctui. and. ~ in all such cases. di"ui
~ nag the defense. The report of the
Poland Committee was no mere u,,>iug
affair in search of chops and tomato
sauce; II WAS Il Congressional Iuuuc>t.
Passing up To the senate it reached Il
subject there H. we'll. Amongst the,
many who rejoice in Poamd'> defeat are
some Who could never forgive hat mHH
ioI his work IN l-72. Like some ui
them. he j. refined. hut With none of
their rrIiroach. lie. j. retired h, this
fact more than ANY other: Ir~IiN ciic~>
of other men long kept oht of public "a
Ircr 10y his long tenure of office. | WIS
in Vermont in ~ >. and found at thai
time loud com plants than Poland would
never die nor refine. The same l. the
cl>c in every district where Il man of
predominant cAprIlcnr" and fitness
lives. The English. Wis" III this re-
>pcct. provide against such instability
of the constituency 10y extending the
opportunity "t Other h"r"ugh~ 10 their
statesmen.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16

furnished ut cost. mainly from the pro
ducts of the agricultural farm. The
and if il continues to he as popular as
now. there is talk that there will he II
radical change here in the boarding
system.
The College Glcr Club has arranged
to give IL series of concerts during
chester. Lawrence. Nashua. Lowell and
IIavcrhill. The orchestra will accom-
pany the club. b.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16
Mr.. Murray's Resignation

Not only Park street Chmrh. n.'
public generally. vrIctHhcu nt ~.|,'
yesterday lay the mlH.Ga,,m.'
Rev. Nr. Murray. nf hI> designation.
the Passionate of the rl:t ~'Iof oil.
and >ucic1N. liz rr.r~,'i~ lol 40 o.
alc stated rIru J., aud '"u'l-'... '
letter Ia the church. inc, a, Co..
in another column. - #d~ '.
want of untuinil> il tho ,h...
society in ihc rllli..- "u1 q" t'-' r
at an a~>o,Iiit' pastor "lh % .'
the more efficient W"ik "I ia' '.
and the extension at it, influence r'
vul and pro- G,rtiNr. Nhirh the O..
aul ~"'iclN voted L" adopt Ll~l $1,000
- tu render ii advisable. IN u- %
meat. tnr him not lu ptr~- tn
any taIthvI. and l;rtlrn tht. '..
with the church under i'll n'-'.
cjlm~tamcc~. he prclcI> T." ,r'l.' l.".
pulrlr. liz 80 doing viii Wae'
ramcl which il viii h,. va, dI.'..
ill. f"I VhrtcNcr may hr said "'
pccrriiaiIIi,S. Their" l. H." one $500"
deny that he has "a m"-i .".."'.
power IL the proclamation "I -'''
truth it, such vIl - J." dit. t'..
hN thousands Ia h.u hsu. ind I...
them To listen with We, m.-.
InA lLiir attention. H. u-' D.. I
n,. J. cTurlcd 10y Vel. l,N PI't'. '.7
Tia pIc~;.ut day.
We alr "lrd I" kt"N ,it' VI. W.
II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16
From Dartmouth College.
lI\NnNLE. Oct. L. IL

llN>"NEf- oct. - I-F'
ne term "i'h'i WIN - >lUh"hl>.
i seniors. ~ 'I!lnI"i>. - >"ph"ml"Ir~
AMI ~ fI'>iln"n, OF tlI" academic de
palimrmt. la the scientific department
Ihrlr were - "i III" INST class. I1"i the
second, ~ ct ia" thIrd. and - at the
i"nfih. IN the medical department
-. mayer school. l. Agricultural de
Phl'lh'ht' 81
H'\"l"I changes nave "''lI lnA"r III
'h' r''"I'H. lI"'. u : lIiid} i m
>'i"''"i III 'l\Ii engineering. VII. I. /.
HlAdl'N. ~. takes the pIar" OF Mr.
Francis Brown. -. ~ tutor III creek.
Mr. |. W. u. N"rihlmG. -. l. tutor IN
mathematics. Prot. l.. ii" l'lud h"mmc.
Ion Il long time an Instructor AT th"
Hudson River Academy. l. Instructor
in Frcnch.
The lecture committee of The senior
class has engaged the following lee
turrl> tnr he first lectures of the rnII>,.
James +. Field. sept. l.: Prof. Mark
Bailey. Sept. -: Reading. BAY ard TaN-
lnr. oct. Il: Bishop Clark. NOV. 6: T..
II. Chaplin. NOV. 20.
The third lecture If the ruul>r WAS
delivered h> Ha,aId Ta> lnr. Oct. Il. ON
ancient E",ut. The audience WAS very
much Interested in Ii>t,niu" Ia his ac-
rouut of th,. linht that had been thruNu
over fin. LONG hu,irJ hi,r,r, ,f E,,,rt
l., fin, d,riuh,rinn ,f ,rri.ut mann
>rrirts After FIN, lrctur,. Mr. T,,I,
was entertained at the, hall. of ,h,. D,l,a
k,uu, rr.ir,r .,,.;.,,. ,fvh;,.h h.. 81,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16
Notes from Montpelier.

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ne nun ''''''''.! "i'''', '''G '' ne O.,
I'"i'' ''''' 'l''rI"''' '' 'NN>'"''' i VIII
~ "''''''',' 1T N'',' l"''''i' "i, N''l'',>-
I ~ I'!' H''''H' i ''''
nv '''!'' - W ''' '''';''i@ '''' 700 wen
.ufi,. i tn 49,, ,I.,, ria. ,,,,.,ti,,,, -, m
he. ono. of uru,,,.,I interest f. III TL..
discussion nt rh,. ,,,nun..d I,,, ,,..,,,I,t
inc rbaru.,r, viii b,. an iu,r,,r.,,It f.,-
mn. and il, enactment viii i,. >tr.r,,-
nu,I, urord
WIN H.
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~ =,
n We ""'",N P"'>''"i' ''L> '"'h ll''iN
ven 'SIL'''''' '.''c i'I' II. N''i!""' pom
U.S. ne 49, N,''' ma 'h', l''H''','",
Wv "''' '''>'''''' l'"h''' "'N "l
~ ''',,~ ''''" WI =, ''''''',N
~ Wv. 'D'''''''' anu que ONO '>I VI
,,' ",,,'f T'',I' ~ ,'', ''II'''' '''
/ nav M '"r'I ''", 9''II ''''N "i inc sell
'''' ,''''' ''' IA W '''' i''''>'
ne Nv" S"NI,i ''"'> ''.IiI''I an" 'I''';
Co., t,n,rII.. ...i,,,I.,. ,n,,,,,., ,,,'
an. vaIti, Q. tn .r,.r iutn IN, Slime, All
have +" >aN i that shall stay in my
'''''' l'~' - ''''- - ''ili. w eli
'"\tIh"r. Ms the "i1\" reply. Il am
NOT sue hN' l"" can l'>l>i '.I"r1mrnt
"' '"' @I"''' '''' You ana moi nave
>'N 'il"'l''I> H"'''' l" gun. W mere
upon ne l'"'rh'' crave ini NrI'"lLhIc
seniors smiled AMI >h""h hands. Free
It'>H.
The following i IlI,. official ,4l1tN 49,
at VOTES tui Stat. Officers and mrIuh, -
of CoIl4It>~. NJ the recent clr,tiun :
GuNcIInr A~ahci Peck. lrpuhli,.lu. b
%: William II. il Elfn.lIau. demo
crat. I3.:}lO; SCATTERING. u: majority
ton Peck. ~. 1853. Iicut,Ii.i,lt-u,\,IIin
I.NmIu 4. llIuckI,l. rtpuhIiri,. :S}
.7I-: Henry Chase. ,lc,uncra1. I3nnu
-r.ttt,liu. /: nrinrit, f,r Iliurklr, ~.
~. Treasurer John \. ruu.. 1rpun-
llcan. :&}.7g0: Oti> Chamh,.rlaiu. demo
rIat. l2.7:H: scattering. > maiurit, tnr
Page. II % Representative. t. Con
yrr~> t'l>t District Charles II. .In, &C..
Rutland. Icpuhlicam. 9GI-: Homer
W. llratoI. drmurIat. 80 Charles
". Willard. lG:S5: SCATTERING -. ma
iuIitl for Joyce. J:EIl. second district
DudlcN G.. Drmi>un. rrpui,lirar :.
O}- Luke L. Poland. republican. .p1I:Ji
Charles y. pavcmpuIt. drufnol;,t. 1850.
John Il. Mead. lcpubiirIu. oIl >,..ttlrr-
uur :rIG TLirJ Li.,,i,I ,..,,,,,,, ~
IIrn,Irc. republican. 9.0i} john /. Ed
wards. d,.morrat. :RiIt;. >r,tr,,iuo. | .
majority for IIcmdrc. .I:Eri.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16

,,.+,,,.I.,.
,,.L, ". '.t' =" IN H'ci Il h"js m.I
and ;t.' ,.. I''' ,'''i' can "a ~t''I tenn.
Nv '''" ''\' r''I>"u I" cool,
7,,,,,.' ,i NV '','' th'N h.. .
S,a.,I.,. ','''''' NY veal I"d rrrL.
~, ''''''
ne ,aPli"l never looked -" wei.
''"N' sci @'ahI -ii-ilm> PhImur.
pau 'n' grounds III exceedingly ,.
l'Ii'l' mas moved the "rl>> often ,..........
1--WE" '''li >NAId III viii Ice ht...
:, '"N H''' an" mas hI@hIrl,G ..
'hr 't'i"l WIN ne" caIp"t>. H..
,,, ,I'., ''oi'''. :" '"' 'n' I" ~i". ..
'i'a',.',;,,, "a ,I''' ''''\'i H. -l'H',-.
inIi,,m S,,, Tt ''N wal l'Ini"- .
,i.t ,r,. L',,, :" i''''' ANA Oh. 3D..
,,,,, ,,,;,',.I r al ,''' I''w' h..
~ AMI r.
!, Wv .i i'''''"' " PI. "P 'I' II 'o.u,-
~, j. WI 'i''' way 1'l'i Is Expected '"d
Nv pun ''G VIII MI Il good par o.. ....
n,,I,' .,,,,, - tin st.,,, ~ 'i''' ..''.n Pic
"H'.'
'' Ill., '",' ;,,
!" w ""I""- sui ru.
new win" to th, STATE Hons. -,
hrary. This is greatly rrrI.I
library does not b,.riu tu hnIJ,'..
belonging to the the STATE. ft.,
of Which are. stored mn in I'm.
the most inartr>>ibI,. and r>u,,.,J
of the huIlrinu i'm ,Is,. of fin,
rooms now occupicd II, ILr IiI,..,.
cabinet are also much needed t., ,.,..
urv full. WHY should MOI tb, 49,.
the necessity for which has hr,, ,...'
missed for ten ,car,. and lhr nI.r,. mad
he commenced ,t onr,.
rI.. .,.... ..,..I;.
V,,,n,rt ,.,,.i,,,r. L.,I ~ i.,.,,I
fin. L..,.i.., ;n-,;,,,,;,,,, ~,
ria. .,.,,. L..,i ,I,,i
1n.} ~ TLa n,,i'I;,,,,,., "'''' W
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16

subscription to books and other articles
to he brought in town where Subsclip-
ton waS madc): 70 committee on ju-
dietary
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16

VIM. H. Clark al Lancaster. fail
ed last week for ~. 900. lie had The
name of keeping the urIrr~t gr"crrl
~t"rr in New hampshire. This may
not seem 81 strange. ~ he WAS once
clerk for Rensselaer, Iufr at East Burke
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16
State Elections.

State elections were, held in Ohio. In
diana. Iowa. ARKANSAS. Virginia. Dako-
ta and Nebraska yesterday. The result
III the several states il not given Ia ANY
considerable extent. In Ohio he Dem
"rrar> are probably Victorious in the
state ticket /: in the Congressional con
test the Republicans have elected Gar
field and Van Noulhr,> In Iowa. the
Republicans are VictnIiou> in both the
state and congressional tickets In In
diana the result i uncertain.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16
sen f..


FRIDAY. Oct. ..
HjiiS Whoi"ccd anil Rcj,yrcd BY
Senator l.idd of Chiltcndcn. in amend
mrnt of an act to establish Milton
school district to committee on cdu-
cation.
By senator Proctor of Rutland. to
pay t'r"gc W. Crawford the sum
therein named Ia committee on claims.
By HurItnr Clarke of Franklin, to
present railroad companies from giving
PASSES t" committee ON railroads.
Hc>"I"fion> BY Senator Clarke of
franklin. that 81 much of the Gov
cIn"r'> message as relates to jail> and
work -h"u>,.>. lac referred to Il special
committee al lmcc To he appointed by
the CHAIR : adopted.
Hl senator Allen of Rutland. that 81
much at the N"Ncrnur> message as re
iafc> To town libraries he referred to
committee ON education adopted.
BY senator Proctor of Rutland. that
the committee judiciary he instructed
t" ''imIuitr whether the existing laws
authorizing ih" formation of corpora
tiun> 10y Voluntary dissertation, are Suf-
iirlcEtly plain and liberal in their re-
pulrcmcnts.
senator Proctor said. in support of
his Till. that considerable progress had
been made i'll the way of general lryis-
la I"li. but more Was needed. \ large
number "t special acts are proposed
every session. that could he covered bv
general law.
y committee consisting of one Scna-
tor from each county WAS elected is Il
committee I" canvass the votes fuI
county and probate district offices and
justices If the peace.
Bin pissed :. !. with Il pIopoS;,l
amendment from the House. providing
fur the appointment of an assistant re-
porter ut Il compensation of ~ Del
diem. llnu>, amendment cuncurrcd
in.
AFTERNOON.
RcSoIntion From Senator Column al
Bennington. providing for Il joint aS
,.mhlN Tuesday afternoon at % O'Clock
+" hear the report of the commttr,
appointed /" ranvaSS the votes tnI pro
bate and county officers.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16

II looks nov - though In. J. {.
Aver. Of pill and prrt"rl' fame. would
he nominated for C"mgrr~> in the >rN-
cmth Mass. district. That will Lee Il
sumner t" the more respectable pant OF
the party.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16
Al TEI;NInlN.

liant reSolHfj,aS From the Senate.
that the JOINT rules of the last session
be adopted as H.. rules of the present
session until Others are adopted. Adopt
IN concurrence.
The Speaker announced a> the com
mlttrc on elections Mc>SrS Grout. of
New port: I.n'ld. 1T Alhurgh: Guild. "f
Rupert Gilctt. of 'Ihcttord Burgess.
al Grafton Farman. of Wulcntt Rowe.
at r"uitucN.
Edir intr"d"ccd anil rct,Ircd by Mr.
Hl"d"ctt. al It. .JohIShury. rciltln" to
the supreme Court uiNimg the number
OF Judges at >iN and making the annual
salary at S:|.WH): to committee on ju-
dietary.
l:y Mr. Davis. of st. AIbau>. t" in
corporate the Society of Lafayette ~
-. Alhan> To committee on corpora
tIonS.
BN Mr.. I;lodgctt. of st. .IolnShurv.
IN amendment of SEC. Il. chap. l26. G..
:, relating To salaries. fees. Nc Ia
COMMITTEE" "u in'iiriarN.
~ Mn. Reed. # Pawlct. To incorpo-
Iat, thc West PaWlcl Cemetery A>>uci-
ai'on 1" committee on corporations.
iN Mr.. FairmaiI. of Wolcott. to in
corporal" GIlIctts tOrnct Band of W oil
colt, LanI"iIlr county. Vermont IL
commute" on corporations.
From the senate. providing Tor Two
official reporters of the senate: oi
motion at Nh. Hyde. of ta>ilctnn. rr-
tcrrrd I" special committee. which wa,
made t" consist OF Mrs>I>. HYDE. a.
ta>ilctnh Eddt OF .Iamiic;l. and Me
GaitrN. al Lyndon.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1874-10-16

The Speaker announced a> special
committee on 50 much of The Governor :
message a> relates I" the punishment
and reformation of criminals guilty of
minor offences. Mcs>l>. FaiIInan of VOL
colt, Tyler nt llnShurgh. Bliss of Brad
ford. Churchill of G">hrm. Bolton of
Shaft >hurN.
The House cOncurrcd in the adoption
of the Joint resolution from the Senate.
providing" tor Il joint assembly on Tues
day next at half-paSt two o'clock in the
attrInonn To hear the report of the com
mitlce appointed to canvass the votes
for county and probate district officers
and justices of the peace.
RcSoIHfiH by MIR. Guild of Rupert
/ that the committee on manufactures hc
( Instructed to examine the proposed
/ Reciprocity Treaty with Canada. and
to report t" this House THEN opinion as
To the effect its ratification would have
upon the manufacturing" interests of the
state. III order that the Legislature. ma,
make such recommendation to the
treaty a> they may deem proper: adopt
ed.
HiHS Mho,IHccd and Rctcrrrd By
Mr.. Davis of st. AliarI>. to amend see
81. chap. 81. &. :. (rcquring suits he
fore justice of the peace in cases al
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-13
Trade Relations with Mexico.

The energetic and tar-seeipg merchants
of the various civilized nations of the world
are beginning to devote some considerable
attention to Mexico as a customer that may,
under the peaceful and prosperous admins.
tration of President Lerdo de Tejada, be
induced TO very largely increase her con.
sumption of goods and merchandise used by
all civilized nations. a line of trading
steamers has been established by +. Alex
andre & Sons between New York and Vera
Cruz. and the merchants of New York are
roaming golden harvests ont OF the trade
they have been thus enabled to establish.
ST. Louis is now called upon by the press of
New Orleans 10 cooperate IN sustaining a
lire of steamers now in operation between
New Orleans and Vera Cruz. The first
vassel of the line. the City of Mexico,
arrived AT New Orleans last Tuesday with
a large cargo of goods and passengers. and.
of course. il is the desire OF the proprletors
of the line to have full cargoes back, II
pG.;'T r. Trowbridge, United States consul at
Vera Cruz states that the tariff levied by
the Mexican government Is as loiioWs'
Coal. free: brooms, torty-tDree per cent
pilot bread and crackers, iofty-lnree per
asnt. candies. forty-three per cent; hams,
80 per cent; lard. forty-three per
oen;. four. IS per barrel-a prohloition
tariff. s,o4,o1lr sbrts ont
on rI ,a,i ial from particpat in the trade
with Mexico until new commercial .lea.ie0
oor ha made. but hams, candles, lard, etc,
nay he shipped with profit. 1t might pe
1vnr,h the while Of some Of the merchants Oh
s. .onis TO send man over to vera CruA.
h hv the Civ of Mexico, and ascertain what At
~ ,h1 nav best. 1t is likely that trade OF
some some" MAGNITUDE might be built up with our
Us;cbhor republic if the right kind OF enofs
rrare made.-St. Louis Democrat.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-13

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
LDSONVILLE-Steamer SeminOle-i2.ni,ls
sugar 235 bbis mOlasses and sundries
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. John Mau,l-2i5a bales Of
cotton 2l6l SKIS cotton seed SKIS seed cotton and
sundries "
ARGYLE LANDING-Steamer Frank Pargo...l
3S43 bales cotton S4l6 SKIS cotton seed and Sundree
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Hopkins
203 hhds sugar 49 bbs mOlasse3 al half bbls mo as
sos % SKIS seed cotton bb.s rough rice and sun
dries
HELENA-Steamer Kate Kinney-2l6I baes cot
Ton 81 SKIS ocake IS bbls oil and sundries
DONALDSONvILLE-Steam Henry Tete-121
hhds sugar 1862 bbs molasses half bbs molssses
CONVENT MISUNDERSTANDING Mary Ida--33
hhds sugar 236 bbls mOasses Bill SKIS rough rice
and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Frank Morgan--5l
hhds sugar bbls mOlasses 81 SKIS rough rice and
sUndries
BONNET CARRE-steamer wawenock-ls hhas
sugar 30 bbls mOlasses aud sundrles
Observation-Disclosures Bertha-361 bales cotton
80 sks seed cotton 30 sks cotton seed hhds sugar
80 bbs mOlasses "a SKIS rice bbs rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Wanoon-l3 bbls of
moasses and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Rice Farmer-Sundres
WALLS Observation-Disclosures l. HOdge--23
bales cotton sks seed cotton 1913 hhds sugar l0.9
bbLs mOlasses "a half bbls mOlasses and sundries
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS.
MORGAN'S LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
November l2-3s0 bales cotton SIX seed cotton 1876
SKIS rice I'll hhds sugar 1863 bbls molasses bbs of
NsW ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD, Novem.
Der PSI hhds sugar lss bbls molasses Dbl sugar
NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD. No.
vember l27S2O bales cotton 363 pkgs tobacco 100
bbls lime and sundries
Road. November 1-l1la bales cotton and sUadry
produce
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-13
By Sheriff Harper.
By Sheriff Harper.
SALE 81 TIE SHERIFF OF TIE PARISH o.?
ORLEANS. n ORDER TO EFFECT \ PARTI.
TION.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. ROSE GilBERr. DECEASED
WIPE OF LEOSvILLE AUGUsT,S
Second District Court for The ?Sr:sl o: Orleans.
No. 3s.-0a
Sr:S ~ PARTyS:Oy.

Dr. WRITE o. 4 JUDGMENT xEsossEn
d September 10, 1874, signed September III,
1874, to me directed BY she honorable the Second
District Court for the parish of Orleans in the
above entitled matter VIII proceed to sell at pup.
lie auction. It the Aerchant. and Auctioneers
Exchange, Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets; IL the Second District of this
city, or TT sDAf, December IS, 1871, at twelve
o'clock n. FOR Partition the .olo sirig described
property. 70 Wit
ACERTAIN HALF LOT Of G!.OcxD. without
the buildings thereon, situs;ea j. The Eaubours
boundai hy s., fLiiip sylaiho,ns i,sniiost' 100
Robertson e.r-.ts, and formir 2 the half nearts.
Claiborne street OF said o: which is des grated a.
the number thirteen on plan made by joseph
Pills late surveyor on The ninth of December 1880;
the said half lot OF ground measuring thirteen feet
iron on ST. Philip street by one hundred and Il sc
feet five inches IN depth between parallel lines.
Said lot being the same acquired By he late Mrs
Rose Gilbert, decreased wife OF Leonville Augustiu
from Miss Marie Rose Roberiot by act passed be.
fore A. Ducatel, notary public in this city on the
ninth of November, 1867.
Terms-One-third cash, and the balance at one
and two years credit the purchaser furnishing
notes, secured by mortgage and vendors privilege
on said property until dnal payment.
". P. HARPER,
pola q % dsls Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-11-13

God Open4S at ilO1IiGi. agains: wv. AZ Ne"
York. aud after fair bushes 50. c.oseu al III. 49,
summed W, $4,000 embracing S!mw'' l", ~
s 800, and b9s coo At 400. ana 9S'H9 ana SOW Al
i;S.. ..; vi,
doilars ,ye.. still quoted a: i0:1!e:s. and Mexican
dollars st 9.0971 gold.
Tnder ,h, influence Of IL. decline in domestic
.xcaanrs STERLING fell of shade a: The opening
In. under the subsequent advance in gold ana b.!Is
ar New York rallied and closed about 10 = 'eiit
higher. The sales amounted TO ~ 1 aa;ns sng
tsOOy Al clear at s. ~ 4lyo Dill Q! iadinS q!
s. 29l.: 81! 600 DO at IS .sG5 80. tl3,nto 40 ana
Al clear a. 81 291s Glsog drs: cass at So ~. AID
Francs followed the course Of sterling. The sales
included 50 900 and 100 900 commercial, at ~. 80
A. the close sterling bills were quoted at % xsI
far sbank. and francs at 4:5di..a for bill Of
lading and Al clear, and AL 1os bank. German
marks we're quoted at 1924. .
fair extent and with moderate demand COM
III ercial nearly 10 y cent lower. the safes
OF New York sight covered 3oooo, embracing
sI5 600 $4,000 and ) 900 commercial At y y
cent discount; $2000s. so 900 and $4,000 private
bankers at y. and $250OO commercial at -
We also noticed sales OF $1,000 on Boston y: u =
The banks checked on New York at i y cen:
disccun. while mercial sight was quoted a: ).
ZIG against 1861 Il yesterday.
No sales Of stocks were reported
CITY gold bearing ven per cents were weak at
the opening and nearly up to the close when they
rallied under the influence o' . good demand, ana
80 Yesterday. The sales included 5000 1T ,. =.
s 10 GOO at So and 5 10 900 at 3D.
In city scrip We noticed sales OF $loO time GER
tfcates Of 1873 at "a. $500 at and sloo az 49,
WARRANTS and time certificates o; 1873 are SUI!
quoted at retail at about 44T4s
Nothing was reported in state Warfan,s wslch
Continued nomiu al at -aao for old. and -04a tos
".