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The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05
Rutland County Notes.

The Rutland conference of Courrnr,-
tional churches held its session at tho CON
rrepational church pittsford NJ 10 O'clock
Tuesday. June ol The ceremony of the
openins session was preached bv Rev A.
dacc Walker. ID. D.. who took Nor his
tevt Heb 11.o,-.. Nv faith no torsool
ErvDt. not fearing the wrath of the kim.
for he endured. as seeing him who is inyis.
lille"
The afternoon session was devoted to
statistical reports from the difTeren,
churches, and shows interest and progress.
At the evening session the subject of free
Clarendon. Rev, Mr.. TuXbury of Brandon,
and Rev Mr. Holmes Of Benson.
The discussion was commenced by Mr..
Gilbert. who began by giving the definition
of " free seats, as applied to the churches
OF the present day, and pointed out their
advantages and disadvantages He dis
seats are rented and sold, aud fairly pre-
the preference to free seats, where all the
bars are taken down. lie favored the seat
ing of families together as much MS posi-
Mr. TuXbury thought that the secret of
church attendance and religious interest
was deeper than any system Of free seats
or pew rents, and that no plans for seating
a congregation would he successful IN NIL
ing church without the manifestations OF
the spirit of Christianity. and the earnest
efforts Of pastor and people to bring in
those who were now wandering in dark
ness, by personal application ana appeal.
Oh the seventeen congregational churches
IN the county, nilecn were represented.
Inc reports OF those represented show that
lhey nave membership "l
Macs........."......... ..... 594
Females. .................,.,..... .115
Total................1,1G 100
OF which 323 are absent from THEN
churches.
During the last wear there has been adj
ditions-
BY profession. A
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MASONIC ELECTIONS.

The following officers were elected and
Installed at the annual communication of
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-06-05

cB-Frcc Carriage to and from the Depot
a good Livery and Billiard Room in conncc.
tiOn with the House. nOyGltf
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Matcllrs and 9ewelru.

~ II E r VI L S
1t is said, are hard, but how much harder for us
to be without the good feeling guaranteed in
every family, and sometimes n little outside
the famny."by our failing to remember, as in
former years, at this season, our friends
How many cheerful remembrances have been
occasoncd by seeing the fine little watch, a gift
of some former Christmas, or some article OF
Jewelry, so constantly about the person, or at
the Family Table, pieces of Silver, all telling of
some happy December 25th
Times may be hard, but Can you afford to
loose such golden opportunities to give lasting
remembrances which can be had so cheap, and
OF such superior quality at the BEE HIVE
BEN X. CHASE ~ co.
deciSdtf
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03
What Shall We Dos

Abiding to Louisiana and the defeat Of
the Penn party, the New York World says
"Our fOrefathers went to war with Eng
land for less than this. Can We in decency
blame our fellOw-citizens of Louisiana for
protesting with all the means in their power
against Outrages to which we would not
submit for o moment The Louisianians
have been put down by force. They are
helpless. The self-impOrted thieves and
adventurers are reinstated in the Offices to
which they have no legal claim, and will
General Grant stands by with drawn sword
and loaded Gatlings and threatens to slay
the people if they resist. Since they are
helpless, and we the people Of the North,
who are all powerful, sympathize with them,
what shall We do to relieve them from the
frigh'ful oppression under which they
abort"
Tue World might do great many things
to relieve Penn and his crowd in their pres
ent distress. 1t might instigate Q rev re-
belliOn in the North as it endeavOred to do
through all the dark days from 1861 to 1864.
1t might encourage the Mayor of New York
to ship arms to them rs it encouraged Fer
nandO Wood. II, to put down q new re-
to resort to draft, it might oppose it and
advise the mob of New York to lay that
city in ashes and then march to Washing
ton TO assassinate the despot in the Execu-
tive Mansion. 1t might become so out
spoken in its reasonable sympathy that it
should be again necessary to send a file of
soldiers to suppress it as an enemy Of the
country. The World did all this in other
years, and We do not see why it should not
do so again. 1t evidently has the will if it
has not the courage.-National Republican.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03
AUCTION SALES.
0Y q. Z. 0irardeY.
eUcCESSl0x or WILLIAM J. WATTS.
Second District Court for tho Parish Of Orleano-
No. Sc .58.
VALUABLE IMPROVED FIRSr DISTINCT PROP.
ERTY. STORE AND DWELLlNGs,


RY c. 4. GIRARDEY. AUCTlONEER-
- Office No: 81 Camp stleet-On SATURDAY,
October 3, 1874 at twelve O'Clock NJ, 1T the St.
Charles Auction Exchange, in the Rotunds of the
ST. Charles Hotel, Op st. Charles street. between
Common and GrAver streets, will be sold at public
auction, By virtue and in puI suance of an order
from the Hon. A. L. Tissot Judge O; the Second
District Court for the parish ci Orleans, dated the
twenty-nlnth OF august, 1874. aud rendered in the
above entitled succession. the following described
i. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
ed by TchoupitOulas New Levee, st. Joseph and
North Market streets. The lot measures 81 feet
inch front on North Market street, BY 50 fest
inch i'll depth, together with all the improvements
thewon, comprising the threest0ry brick store
end dwelling No CT North Market street,
2. CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, in the First
District o. this city, in the square bounded by
Constance, Magazine, Robin and Basin. now Terp-
sichore, streets. The lot measures 80 feet front
on Constance street. BY ZIG feet inches as lines
IN depth together with the improvement ts thereon,
comprising the well arranged and handsome two.
story frame dwelling. No. 1853 Constance street,
built retired from The street, front and side garden.
double front galleries. and containing hall pArlore,
dining and bedrooms, etc.
Tsrms-One-q quarter cash the spot and the
specially secured by mortgage and vendors
lien On the property, bearing eight per cent per
annum interest from the day Of sale until final
payment. The mortgage to contain the usual five
per cent attorneys fee clause binding the pur-
chaser tOpay i'll even: that the notes given in pay
to keep the improvements insured and transfer
the policy to the value OF the credit portion to the
vendor, and assume all Tho taxes for 1874, payable
in 1870 over and above the pIlcs Of adjudication.
public at the purchasers expense.
seq II 10 2G QC3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03
TCoNTINuED FROM FIRST PAGE

Shore New York Central and WAbssh. sLG 'H N.,h
for Telegraph, Union Pacific, kock leoa - s,is
vest and Ohio. Pacific NAL M,;n o. the frst hours
there was decline Of to the latter on T0 h..
west. The market then became 't tSn highest Of
% cont nued prices now 0eies ~ '"o " "
Extreme sales have been ss iolicws: LsaS eng =
lxas2k Pacific Mail 4st35o y; TersraRn se =
ssh: wabash 81 034a.; Ohios TN 0Ss; st. Paul
G n1is s saie1 RSe inf island a os ac
New York Central lol i 0lolAs INC,
81 s,Ae: 81 t S lass siI s new lisa Of 1857 M Of
1868 III; new fiyes. ~. 'ep r;sn liir. IT,
Ieyen sizes a. Fights 49, Alabama elghts IS. fves
10 Georgia :ixes Is, seven: ~ North Garol'n ~
new H. April and October II.
Cotton closed dul middiing uplands i37sc; mid
dlisg Orleans l5'sc Sales to day 24e bales net re-
Futures Closed weak Sales 26, 600 bales. - fol.
iOwe October l5sc; November IS 5.310'a 5 i6c;
February Is 27.32c: March l6 3 s2alsac April le's
0l6 7-l6c; MAY 1874 al6 10 Ice; June 'Il1sc;
Southern flour quiet AND heavy; sale. oSo bols;
do 90 25d8 IS. Wheat shade 6rmer; less active
nj advanced prices; closing rather quiet holders
winter red western sI a al rs for new amber do;
81 36dl 81 for prime white Michigan; 81 3o0l ~
for white Western: Cora opened duh and lower;
closed steady; s50s5Sc for Western mixed; ia
SIC for Western yellow. Coffee quiet and hrm
IT pre vous quot ATOMS stock of Rio. Sugar &C.
live and firm. Rice unchanged; moderate jobbing
ipqunv Tailow firm; }. dSac. ROsin heavy;
N2 ]OG)2 50 for strained. Turpentine heavy; 36kc.
Pork easier; new s22 65. Lard hrmer; prime
steam Axe Whisky quiet. Freights quiet; cot
ton, by steam a 'sd.
CnNCINsArI OCTOBER 2.-Cotton quiet; middling
Ike Flour and wheat dull and unchanged Corn
quiet and steady, 85486c Oats-Demand fair,
market firm, 5. I158c. Pork nominal. Lard quiet
and STEADY; sales OF summer at 1873 1l3kc Bulk
meats dull; shoulders 8tc, without buyers; sides
nominal Bacon dull and droopiDg; shoulders ga
69kc; clear rib l5Ul5Ac; clear is, 0l6c. Whtsky-
D,maid good at full prices, 81 o.
IT. LOWS October 2-COttOn quiet; business
air but quotations are changed to conform to new
American classification; good ordinary l3ac; low
middliDg I4:; middling 14hsc. Flour quiet goo!
dem and Tor grades below es. Wheat dul! ana
droO piuc: No. 3 red fall 81 04H asked, 81 o. bid:
No red winter 81 l5h. Corn higher; 81 084c in
eIevat or Oats opened fat but revived 1t the
clost No. 52d53c in elevator. Whisky steadv at
81 a. Pork S22 75023. Bac0n-ShOulders 81 C;
clear rib l5ac Gear l6c Lard quiet; summer Lee.
Foreign Markets.
LIVERPOOL. October 2, $50 p. Uncommon rosin
G. 06a ID. Cotton-sales on basis Of middlng
pplan de- nothing below good ordinary, shipped DC
tober aud November. 5.l6d; sales ON . basis OF
mldd.ing Orleans, nothing below widdling, shipped
October ard November. 8ka. Yarns aud fabrics at
Name hester fiiner and prices slightly higher for
al articles.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

Gold opened at 1895 alo97, against llOA ut
New York. and, after liberal business, closed at
W9h a l09a, against the opening rate in that mar
net. where it touched llOt during the interim
The sales Of gold summed up $96,00O, embracin g
oSW0 at 1921. $1,000. 10 ono and as25 600 at 1903
Sto0o $SOoo, $1,000 and $4,000 at 1904, and
e2OOO at l09F.
No sales of silver were reported. American half
tollars were still quoted st loS0lo6. and Mexican
dollars ut sc gold.
Sterling exchange exhibited but little variation
She inside figure OF commercial being ITO y cent
higher at the close. The sales comprised Is 600,
embracing $500 AL clear 1T e5 21}: &25Oy do at
e5 49, ESQ do at SIS 28h; 4250O bill OF lading and
Al clear at e3 49, and $4,000 bill of ladng IT S. o.
Snd + 1000 bank at SIS 81.
Francs without variation, and sales
Sere reported.
At the close sterling bills quoted at 95 27h
Us 2slt for bill OF lading and Al clear, and a
o5 81 for bank and francs at 81 IS for private and
fol bank. German marks we're quoted at 1903 i.
Thu offerings Of domestic exchange were of
liberia extent, but being only in moderate demand
commercial fell Off nearly l.l6 y cent. The ssles
Of New York sight covered &l53. 0O0 embracing
S45 600 commercial at SIG; $4,000 and $1,000 do
and el5,OOO, SIS, 600 and $25 600 bank at a. We
also hear of a sale of $4,000 on Providence ut 3
p cent discount.
The panks continued to check on New York AZ
PAY, and commercial sight was quoted st % ~
cent discount.
10 sales of stocks we're reported.
The sales of bonds included $1,000 and 5000 city
rate.
No sales Of city scrip were reported City APP
proPriation certificates MetrOpolii an Police war
nominal ut 49,
nothing TRANSFERRED in State wayrants Old we're
gu! quoted nominal at 20d- and new at 500-.
soN.,n,,., Vuotatons ior oil classes Of sssurieies
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03
SUCCESSION OF LOUIS sAVINI.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orears--
No. 1922.

No. 1892.
DY G. DE FERRET & CO.-JOHN q. MON.
- rose, Auctioneer-Cflice No. so Royal street
On SATURDAY. October 10, 1874, at twelve o clock
Royal street. between Canal and CustombOuse
streets will be sold 1t pubic auction by virtue of
an order from the Hon. =. L. Tissot. Judge Of the
Second District Court for the parish Of orleans.
dated August 49, 1874, the following described prop.
cry FOR ri account Of said success ion
/. CERTAIN LOT OF GRODND, together with
The buildings and improvements thereon situated
in the First District OF this city, in the square
bourded by Gravier, Perdido Howard and Fre,et
etreets designated as lot ~, 8. Said lot ssures
/. feet inches front on Freret street, by depth
Of 80 feet 10 inches, between equal and parallel
lnee.
2. TWO CERTAIN LOTS OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon
situated in the Sixth District of this city in The
square bounded by Leyee, Toledans, Cbippe~
streets and Louisiana avenue, designated By let
tiers and + IL the square No. !, AID measuring,
20 Wit
Lot ( measures, American Measure, % fee: front
on Levee street, by a depth on the line toward
Louisiana avenue of lt5 feet inches, lines, on
the other side line by first depth of IS feet, whore
It meets at right angles line parallel t" Ihe rear
line, and measuring 6 feet fnthes ) II lines:
thence a further depth of ). ieet > inches l-9
line, and q feet on the rear line.
lot measures American measure, IS feet 70
inches i lines front on Levee street by depth on
the side line toward ToledanO street Of OF l3l feet
inches 6ls lines; on the other side line by first
depth OF IS feet. where it meets at right angles
line parallel to the rear line and measures feet
inches II lines, thence further depth OF p Ieet
inches 1927 lines, and % feet on the rear line.
The whole according to plans made By D. ..
seShers. architect, dated August II, 1874.
Terms-One. half cash on the spot and the bel
ancs in notes of purchasers drawn by them to
their own order and by them RdOrsed dated on
The day OF adjudication, to them payable respec.
lively in Elk and twelve months after date, bearing
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per annuR
from date until paid, and secured by special mort
gage and vendors privlls sc on the property sold.
The pun chasers to pay attorneys fees at the rate Of
Eve per cent on the amount sued for in case Of
eult being brought for the recovery of said notes;
20 have the buildings on said property insured to
the full amount of the credit portion of the price,
and to transfer the policy Uf insurance 10 the I'd
ministrator. The purchasers to pay, and
above the amount Of their bids, ali taxes said
property for the current year.
Acts Of sale at the expense of purchasers before
+. D. Seghers, notary public.
se2 Il 10 26 nc3 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03
NCCCESSION OF SlLVANiE BROCHkT.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orlesn.-
No, 81 $40.

Pf q. DE FERRET 4, CO.-JOHN G. MON
~ rose. AuctioDeer-Oice No. 50 Royal street -
SATURDAY. October q. 1874, at twelve o'clock ~.
1T the Merchants and AuctiOnsers Exchange,
Royal street, between Canal and Cussonihouse
streets will be sold at public auction, by virtue
an order from the Hon. L. Yissot, judge Of che
Second District Court for the parrish of Orleans,
dated September IL, 1874, the following described
property, to wit
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Third District OF this city, i'll the square bounded
by Girod, st. Anthony Urauhsrt and Annette
street, designated by letter OF square No. 40,
said rot being formed by the rear portion Of lots
l. and ), and measures % feet 3 inches lines
front on GrOd strvst, by 90 feet inehes l line in
depth between equal and parallel lines, together
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
came district and square, being part of lot No. s:
80 feet III depth bet equal and parallel lines
Together with the buildings and improvements
thereon.
Terms-One half cash on tie spot, and the bal.
once on credit of one yeas, for notes secAsrd by
mortgage and vendors privilege. bearing interest
Al the rate OF eight per cent DeY 2nnum from the
day OF adjudication until paid; fiye per cent at
sOrnsy's fees in case % snit. The taxes On said
property, cellectbe in 1874 and 1875 TO be rs
sumed by the purchasers oye. and above the price
Of adjudication. The notes if necessary. to be
divided into coupons. aud the properties to be in
sured to the amount of the notes AID transferred
to the holders thereof
Acts Of sale at the expense 81 purchasers. be.
fore Louis 4. Bell, notary public.
Sely rs Oc3 10
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03
AUCTION SALES.
by q. De Ferret q Co.
SUCCESSION OF ADELE PERRET.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans-
No. 3s.l32.

RE q. DE FERRET 4 CO.-!oHS G;
- Monrose. Auctioneer-Otfce No. 80 Royal
street-SATCRDAY. October -. 1874. 81 twelve
o clock NJ, st the Merchants and AuctOneers tx.
change. Regal street, between Canal and custom
house streets, viii be sold by public auction, by
virtue OF an order from the Hon. 4. L. Tissot,
Judge of the Second Dsti let Court for the parish
OF Orleans. dated September II. 1874, the following
described PROPERTY
LOT OF GROUND situated in the Second Dis
frict OF this city, in the square bounded BY Bour-
bop. hospital, Barracks and Dauphiue streets.
designated by letter A. Said lot measures Amefi
can measure. 80 feet inch front On Bourbon
street. Oy depth of So feet ; inches line be-
tween equal and parallel lines Together with the
one story brick house erected thereon. covered
With states, containing six rooms :. two-story
orHk kitchen, covered with States cont aiming four
rooms. privies eistern hydrant. bricked yard etc:
fsrme-One.half each on the spot and the bal
2hce on credit of one year. in notes secured by
special mortgage and vendors privilege. bearing
interest at the rate % eight per cent per annun
from the day OF adjudication until paid; five per
cent attorneys fees in case of suit; ,he taxes on
said property payable 1874 and 1873 20 be s.
stunned ~ THE purchaser, over and above the price
Of adjudication: the notes il necessary, 20 be d.
videl into coupons, and the property sold to be IN
sured TO the snount OF the notes, and transferred
TO the holders thereof
Act OF sale at the expense Of purchaser. before
Gusebe Souny notary public.
ar N .
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03

The incipient rebellion in New Orleans
should have been put down within the first
hours Of it's existence, and without word
Of negotiation with the leader Of the mob
From the present report it is likely the ex.
pertinent will be repeated ! Anu why not |,
Az is perfectly safe. No one but few loyal
negroes and their white friends are hurt. II
successful, it will be a great glory; if fail
ure, no harm is done. Some army officer, in
behalf of the United States, will receive
the surrender. 1t is rather creditable to
surrender to az great a power as the Uuited
States Washington Chronicle.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03
By s. Gulnault.
By 8. Gulnault.
SUCCESSION OF MRS. LUCAS CARO-.
Second District Court tor the earish Of Orleans-
No. 81, 1888.

No. ',283.
DIV q. EClNACLr. AUCr1ONEEN-OFH1CE
- corner Exchange allev and Bienvllle street.
SATURDAY, October 3, 1874 will be sold at twelve
o'clock NJ, at the Merchants and AuctOneers' TX.
change, Royal street, between Canal and Custom.
house streetA, by virtue of an order from the
honorable the Second District Court for the parish
Of Orleans dated August q. 1874
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND situated in the
Third District Of this city in the square comprised
within Mysterious OF Columbus, st. Anthony,
<OOdchildren and Love streets, de signated by no.
2. measuring 81 feet front On Mysterious COlum.
bus street BY depth of 1923 feet the side toward
GoOdchildren street and 20 feet the side toward
Love street Together with a frame house, No. ~,
slate rooted, having three rooms. one in the attic,
with balcony on She side closed gallery and cabi-
large room in the yard and . wash room; yard
partly paved, cistern, privy, fruit trees etc. see
plan at auctiOneeTS' office
Terms-One.tnird cash, the balance at q credit
Of one and two years for notes secured by mort.
gage and bearing interest at the rate OF eight per
cent per Annum from date until paid; the buildings
to be kept insured and policy transferred and n
case Of suit for the recovery Of the notes the pur
chaser to pay the attorneys fees ct eight per cent
on the amount sued I0r.
Act of sale before Q. Drouet, notary public
at the expense OF the purchaser. including oil the
taxes for the year 1874 due in 1875.
VIII be sold the same day, at ?. NJ, Nv ~irtue
Of the same order, at the shove premises No. -
EytteYous street
ONE Tor OF Fu9A1Tuaz, speu.tiag to IS so,
as rer inventory.
Terms-Cash. sci OIL &c ec3
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-10-03
AN ESTABLISHED BAKERY AT AUCTION. COR
GEB OF CHIPPEWA AND ST. JAMES STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF CHARLES r. KRAMER
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. s: ,339.

OY HOEY & O'COSNOR - NICHOLAS
ID J. HOey. AuctiOneer-Ofiee No. ~ Exchange
pace-SATURDA(, October 3, 1874, at twelve
O'Clock H., at the Merchants and AuctiOnesIs' Ex-
change Oh ROYAL, bet ween Canal and Customhouse
streets by virtue order of the honorable the
Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans,
dated September I, 1874, will be sold by public
auction for accounf OF said succession, The sOAoW
ing described property, TO wit.
4 LOT OF GROUND with all the buildings ana
i'm prOvementS thereon in The FIRST District OF TINS
city in the square bounded by Chippewa, st.
Thomas st James and Market streets. and meas
uring So feet II inches front ON Chippewa street.,
by 65 feet inches in depth and front on ST. James
street, and forming the corner OF Chippewa and
St. James. The improvem nts comprise one-stOry
frame buildings, i'll which is established the we'll
known Kramer Bakery. Bake oven, with all the
fixtures, apparatus and appurtenances Of q well
appointed bakery; dwelling fOS family sleeping
apartments for the hands, stables, etc. ThiS
bakery is located in very pOpulous neighborhOod,
and is adjacent 20 the upper shipping and has
splendid run Of good custom. City ears passing il
front.
Terms-Cne-half cash; the remainder at twelve
months credit in notes of the purchaser bearing
interestsOf eight per cent per annum from date Of
sale until final payment, with the penal clause of
five per cent attorneys fees in event of suir I'm.
prOvenents to be Kept fully insured and nolicy
transferred to holder Of the notes. the whole to be
secured by special M 0rtgage and vendors lien on
the property sold and purchasers to assume nav.
ment OF AZ taxes on the property which are payar
Act of sale at the expense Of the purchasers. be.
fore John Cofey. notary public.
Se9l2 - 3G oco