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Jhe Rutlana Daily Globe,


Weather Probabilities.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, Mar. RS D IN.
PROBABILITIES.
For the middle states, north-westerly and
north -eartcrly winds, rising barometer,
and slightly lower temperature and clear
weather. For New England, northwestern
ly winds, rising barometer, freezing tenn
perature and partly cloudy weather. The
rivers will probably rise at Nashville, Gin
cinnati and Louisville, and the Ohio fall at
Pittsburg. The display of cautionary sig
mails will be resumed ut the lakeshores on
April LIST.
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Women's Temperance Meeting

A Meeting of the temperance women of
Rutland was held at the Methodist church,
on Saturday afternoon last, Mrs. j. NJ.
Haven presiding. The exercises commenc-
ed with singing the hymn
"Come my soul thy suit prepare,
Jesus loves to answer prayer
The president then read portions of
scripture and season of prayer then fol-
lowed, after which was sung
any soul be on thy guard"
The chairman of the committee then
read the following
REPORT.
To Ladies' Temperance Society;
Your committee OF seven elected one week
ago, met according to appointment at Mrs.
Bournes on Monday afternoon. litter reading
aportion from Gods word nearly all offered
prayer, then united In singing.
All were deeply interested and anxious to
devise some project which, by the blessing OF
God, should prove effective In the promotion OF
a great temperance reform. The potency OF
prayer was enlarged upon with much feeling.
We could not fail TO attribute the great uprls-
Ing throughout our land as the legitimate re-
suit OF the fervent efectual prayer Of the right
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SECOND ROUNT

This round was noted for more careful
manouyering and Homer, at the start, got
in few good trips on his antagonist ; then
tried a hip-lock which John broke with
some difficulty. John then tried a hip-lock
on Lane, which was evaded by Il smart
jump into the air. Lane then managed TO
secure toe-lock on John and threw him
fiat Time A minutes
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FIRST ROUND.

The pure science combined with won
dcrful strength was here displayed. Homer
demonstrated marked powers of agility in
warding off the tremendous attacks of
John, who went in on his muscle and ex-
hibited his strength to the intense interest
of the audience. He, in turn, threw Homer
on his knees, then spun him around like u
top, caught fast toe-lock on him and
jumping clean around him threw him again
on to his knees by sheer strength. Then
after bit of by-play launched Homer out
at arms length and holding him by the
shoulders spun HIM again around in that
fashion, when, Homer having regained his
feet. John caught HIM by hip-lock and
threw him with ease. Time 5 minutes.
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O'Neil caught a toe-lock on Titus, that
threw the latter square on his back, and
ONel was declared the winner of the first
prize amid great excitement Time, six
minutes and halt.
second Prize.
Homer Lane and Titus were the only
entries. Titus, although defeated In his
first encounter by an amateur, showed bis
pluck, and sgnifed bis intention to wrestle
the ex-champon for the amusement of the
crowd. These contestants were about an
even match to all appearance, being small
in size, Lane, however, being trfle the
heaviest weight.
FIRST ROUND.
Lively work was at once shown by both,
Titus being determined to show his best
and make it as hot for Homer as he con-
venently could all of which was highly
amusing to the audience. Lane evidently
enjoyed it also and suffered 1t for the space
of four minutes when, catching toe-lock
on Titus, threw him fairly.
SECOND ROUND.
Again some interesting work was shown.
Homer seemed confident of his own ability
to guard himself and resisted the hysterl-
cal attacks of Titus with consummate ease
and agility. In three minutes and half
Lane brought Titus on to his side by sheer
strength. but no fall.
After few moments they were at 1t
again on the same tack. Lane was kept
busy in defending himself, but made few
passes at his opponent. Titus still tried
every effort known 20 him in the en-
deavor to throw Lane, and once succeeded
in bringing.him to his knees. Lane re-
turned the compliment and the battle was
then ended by Titus, who gave up the at
tack, announcing that he was unable TO
throw his antagonist. So Lane was
awarded the second prize of $50. Time
of round. IL minutes.
Third prize.
Although much enthusiasm and excite
ment had been manifested throughout the
evening up to this time, yet the interest
naturally conferred in the appearance of the
champion, Mcmahon, in an encounter with
his oft-vanquishcd rival, Homer Lane.
| The distinguished scions of the art APP
| pearcd in their wrestling costume, John
! in white lcggings and red shirt, aud
Homer in red leggings and blue shirt. The
! strength of the champion needed no other
/ exhibition than his appearance upon the
( stage to convince everyone Of his superior
! ity in that quality, as shown by the large
and brawny muscles of his legs and arms
| the admiration of all wherever their owner
! appears.
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SOTlt'E.

VRsAsURv 0EpssrssSy
Washington. =. c.. November d. I31. !
S,iR--I"U ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO GIVE
- public notice that all United States interest
coupons will be paid at any time within ninety
days before their maturity, except when otherwise
ordered upon rebs te of six per cent Ser annum
in gold. on presentation At the offices of the Treas
Wfer Ihlted eI n ASSISTANT tIeasurers at Ns"
Cincinnati, Chicago, New Orleans, San Francisco
and Charleston, and United States Depositaries at
Buffalo and Pittsburg.
CHARLES F. CONANT. n
Acting cietafH.
b. F. FLANDERS, Esq. Assistant Treasurer of the
VAited States, New Orssn6 Louisiana
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We. the undersigned Returning OtnS Sa g. ap
,ar+ IA authority vested in us by act NO 30 ~ ~
ar,.. November 90 1872. do hereby certify ,h
fore soins is true and correct c9mpiaFo ,r Repre
Statement OF votes cast at an eiection io t,a Soc
senf ,tives and parochial ohcers neId "a Writ of
ond day of November A. y. io.i aav Of septem-
Der, A. D. 1874, ordering same, an we Wera dniy
.I,ra that the following namei persons "eio "'
and lawfully elected, to VII;
Far Renreseutatives-o. F. Huussker, V. Dicken
Eor Parish Judge-N. s. Landry.
Eor Sher,f-W. II. Higgins.
For Coroner-S. Cook
Eor Justices of the Peace-Frank MIes, :" n
rawton A. jones Frank ROss, Emmos u1een. Don
ais Dunbar, Wallace Locker ana rlerro w..
For Constables-Joseph Banks, Moses k'p S,
r. Blaze Paul Mitchell, Henry noss' - A'S-''
William johnson and Victor becknor.
For Police Jurors-U. Boudsaux; a: wh"1o r az
q Gand.t N. H. Reid, A. G. 9. Schmldt ;. \ fef'
cnaud, Marcelin Flrcut and Jean uenu.
N"'10' MADISON WILLS,
THOMAS c. AAUBKSON,
a. CASANAvK.
LOUIS n. KBNHBk,
,o,a,. OSCAR ARROYO.
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We the undo 81 gned returnn2 off GERS, pursuant
10 authority vested in us by act NJ. SO, approved
November 20. 1872 do hereby certify the foregoing
is true and correct compilation of the statement
Of votes cast at election for Representa-
tiyes and payochial officers hed OF the second dav
of November A. b. 1874. under wit OF election
pronug Ated on the tenth dsy OF Septem Der. A. D.
18.4 ordering same, and we hereby declare that
the following named persons were dulv and law
fully elected, to wit:
For Representative-Robert r. GuicharI
For Parish Judge-Lorenlo Moraks, ~.
For Sheriff-AlOert Estopinal.
For CorOner-M Estopina.
FOR justices of the Peace-H. G. eager, fhsmAs
Fisher. E. n. Nunes, Cain Bias, r. A. Rousseau.
Foe Constabes-C c. eager, Henry Edinbufs,
Felix Gonzales Stephen Drozn, Mike Johnson.
For Police Jurors-John Taafe, Spencer Roam.
tor. ..-
J.MADISON WELLS.
.,.- THOMAS G. ANDERSON.
e. CASANAVB,
LOUIS n. KENNEL.
1o29l u OSCAR ARROYO.
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TiIlRTEENTIi CNL.I.,
lie de smpsieD 81 five.TwestI Bsads 81
1852.

Kedesnrsiss ~ Five.Twessy Bssds 81
1862.
UkeAsUKT HePARrsKst,e
washing on, SoveIni,er3. 1874
IDy VIRTUE OF THE AUTHORITY GIVEN ~
ID III. act Of Congress approved July II, 1870, On
tilted IAN act TO aurhor,. she refuudins the
national debt hereby give notice thst the prln-
cipal an. accrued interest 81 Che b"ndo hersin.
below designated, known as "Yive-twenty bonds
will Re laid at the treasury OF .he United states
in 'he city of Washington. on end after the
SECOND DAY OF FSB9UARS, 1873, and that che
interest on said bonds will ceaS: ON that day.
That is 20 saw coupon bonds known ~ the fourth
series act OF February Is, 1853 dated Nay !, 1863
as follows
COUPON BONDS.
A50-No s21l to No. 1851, both inclusive.
elOs-No t2,I TO No. 10 500; both nclniv..
k5OO-Eo 1901 to No. 1000 both inclusive.
AlGD-Eo a. COL to 20 300 both inclusive.
S50C0,0O0.
The amount outstanding lenbfaced in che mum :
bers as sbove) 10 five million d0lsrs Of coupon
bonds.
United States securities. forwarded for redemp
tion shouId be addressed to the Loan Division Of
the eecgetasy ONCE"
10 T. 4. BRlS1Ow, Secretary.
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We, The undersigned returnn. Off GERS, puvsu.
ant TO authority vested in Us by act No. %, APP
proved November 20. 1870 do hereby CO Ttfy tbe
foregoing g a true and correct compilation 0f the
statement of votes asst a. an election for Repre-
sentative, Parish Judge sheriff Coroner, Justices
of tine Peace Constabes and Police Jur ors held
On the second day of November, 4, d 1874, under
a writ o. et elton promu aied the tenth day
of September L. p, 1874, ordering same and we
hereby decar. that the folloyyin. AIMED persons
were duly and lawfully elected, 4" wit;
F0s Repr. s. ntatye-Henry Dems..
70; Parish JU'se-NuMa Trera.aier.
For Sheyiii--Lucisn Ca'nbse.
For COroner--Wil lillian Hart
PoY First Justice OF the Pc3ce-Erl:cois NJ
tilieu
For Second Justice % III. Peace-- Jane. Woods.
70, Third Justice 81 the Peace. 4. Kinnialh.
For Fourth Justice Of the Peace sterling .ilo-
70, Fifth Justice o. VIA feac"-H. =. Eh-mAnn.
FOR Sixth Justice Of IN. Pesce--Y. Smith.
For seventh Justice OF tie P.ace-D. fow.ls.
For Cons,ables-jos.ph Jones, >. Daneerield
Richard Gordon, Adclpb Alien John 1:ea, william
Hill, Charles Felix.
FOR Police Ju.ors-0 ". Williams. John Cavolle
George :" Combs, a. ChauN George nuhe A. Ro-
beau, ] ChAUi.
: NsEISoS WELLS
THOMAS 4. ANDERSON,
a.. CASASAVE,
LOUIS ". SENSER
.ogsie E.R ARROYO.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.
Nacre..ion ~ sAw,e. p. hr.m.,.

AdccesslOn ~ thuvles p. II rance.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT, FOR yHE PARISH
~ OF Orleans. No ~, $3.50 Notice is hereby given
20 the creditors Of this estate and 10 ali ..hes pes.
soLs herein interested, Z" ssoS cause. WITHIN tsD
days from the present notification, II any they
nave or can, why tho account presented BY The tes
famentary executix Of This estate. shoHld not b>s
hOmOOgated and approved and the Gin 1s disssi's
uts1 in accordance herewith.
BY order of tAo Court.
no28 del ~ bRASH PACE II: sles.
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Succession Of ChuSIrs p. :xaScr

GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
~ OF Orleans No. 81 Whereas, Edwin G. Pitch
er has petit!Oned the court for letters OF admins
t1atiOn on the estate of the late Charles F. Crater
deceased, intestate Notice is tereby given to all
whom it may concern, 70 shew within ten
days, why the prayer Of said petitioner should not
BIZ granted
By order of the Court.
no24 20 deli FRANK PACE JR CLARK
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
.0fFSCtAl..

6VOMPILEp RETURNS OF AN ELBCf1ON HELD
~ in the parish Of jefferson. State Of Louisiana
on the second day Of November L. D. 1874 under
. writ Of election dated the tenth day OF Septem-
Der. A. y. 1874 ordering same and pursuant to the
provisions Of act No. SO, to regulate the conduct
and to maintain the freedom and purity Of cleo
tiOns; to prescribe the mode Of making Yeturns
thereof; to provide for che eleection OF returning
Officers and defining their powers and duties to
prescribe the mode Of entering on tho rolls Of the
Senate and House of Representatives, and to en-
force article one hundred aud three Of the eOns1A
ton, approved November 20, 1872. to witt
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Succession Of Francois Xavier Gonzales.
GECOSD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 81 $50 Whereas Jean Praucoi.
Barthelemy has petitoned the court for letters of
administration on the estate Of the late Fraucois
Xavier Gonzales, deceased intestate Notice is
hereby given to al whom it may concern. to show
cause within ten days why the prayer Of the said
petitionss should not be granted.
By order OF the Court.
Doll u ~ FRANK PACE, JR., Clerk.
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Succession - Je~s Dn ssnns. e and atzet.s

GkCOED DISTRICT COURT FOR THE YARIsIs
- 81 Orleans, No. IS, 1873 Whereas Marie
Can.os has spetitioned che coust for letters Of
administration Oh che estate Of the late Jean Dan
cause and wife, deceased, ntsstare. s0tlce in
hereby given to all whom it may Tn, to show
cause within ten days, why tho prayer 81 tie ssi&
petitioner SHOULD not be granted.
Gy order of'the Court.
HoZl y 29+ FRANK PACE JR. s,iesh
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Succes.son OF Mrs. Esiza field,

CECOyD DISTRICT COURT FOR TBE PARISH
- of Orleans, No. 81 5s8.--W Whereas James Arthur
B,anc has ysttipnei cNuIS for letters ~ fn,s.
isirAtiOn III. estate of she late Mrs Eliza Fiss
deceased, ntestate. Notice in hereby given t. all
whom 10 may concern :" show within cen
days why The prayer ~ ti~ said y,sti.i"te, sh.vlS
not b< grated
By order Of tho Court
no20 . 29f SRAHE PACE Ss SHe.H
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OFFICIAL, NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.


day Noem@r
and
duties
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OFFICIAL NOTICES,
OLFlCYA1..

4 sOMPlLED RETURNS of An kEECffON HID
~ in the parish of St James state Of Louis sna
On the ssrOnd day of November. A. D. 1874 under
writ of election dated the tenth day Of ssptem.
Der. a. D. 1874, ordering same, and pursuant to
The DIVISIONS OF act No 90. tn regulate the
Duct and 70 maintain the freedom and purity OF
e!sctons to prescli be the mode Of making eturns
thereOf: 30 provide for the election Of returning
ShiceSs, and defining their powers and duties; to
prescr5e the mode IF entering on the coils Of she
1-aAte and Olse Of Representatives, and 90 en-.
IoI:e article one hundred and three Of tho cOnsti
SutiOn. approved November %, 1872 to wit:
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.

COMPILED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
u in the parish Of st. Bernard. State of Louis
ana ON the second day Of November. A. D. 1874,
under q writ Of election dated tho tenth day OF
September 4. D. 1874. ordering same, and pursuant
to the provisions Of act No. 49, TO regulate the
duct and TO maintain the freedom and purity of
elections TO prescribe the mode OF making returns
thereof; to provide for the election of returning
prescribe the mode of entering the rolls of the
Senste and House Of Representatives. and to
force article one hundred and three of the consti
tuition. approved November 20, A. D. 1872, to wit:
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We, the undersigned returning officers PURSUANT
TO authority vested in by act No. 49, approved
November 20. A. d. 1872 do hereby certify the fore
going is a true and correct compilation Of the
statements of votes cast at election for Repre-
sentative and parochial officers. held the seconA
day of November, A. d. 1874. under q writ Of eec-
<iOn promulgated on the tenth day OF September,
A. ID. 1874 ordering same, and we hereby do
clare that the following named persons &litS
and lawfully elected, to wit:
For Observation-Disclosures HshNs
For Parish Judge-A Durspau.
For She riff-GeOrge Essex.
POr COrOner-Clem CJty.
GOr Justices of the PeaCe-S. Shnrff@n, O.. Gil
ton 4. Paradise, x. Roberts, K. Smith.
FOR Constab!es-G. ". Wilson. g. Kemp O.. gos-
Ter, J. Walton, J. H. Taylor
EoY Police JrroJs-M. Morgans .. 1.ses. Nifsisss
Harris, J. v. 0orAasO2. y. Rost.
J MADISON WILLIS
THOMAS &. ANDEESeb9
louis VI ktNSElS
GASANAVE
ANIl OSCAR ARRAYIh.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFVlClAl.

(|OMPIEEO RkTURNS OF AN RtECfION HELD
u in the parish Of st. Charles State Of louisiana
q writ OF election dated the tenth day Of Septen,.
Der 4. D. 1874 ordering same, and pursuant to tho
provisions Of oct No. SO. to regulate the conduct
and to maiDtAin the freedom and purity Of elecs
tions; to prescribe the mode Of making returns
thereon to provide for the election Of returnin:
officers and defining their powers and duties; to-
prescribe the mode Of entering ON the rolls of tho
Senate and House of Representatives., and to en-.
force article one hundred and three Of the const5s
tuition approved November 20, A. y. 1877 20 wit:
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1TICE 70 HOf.DERS Of AyM1Rx
IMPROVEMENT DONDAs

DEPARTMENT OF FIx,yse
CITY iiA' New Orleans Aovember ~. E7f
OROItsSALS FOR TINE SILK To TIE s1TY %
4 teen wharf Improvement bonds will .se 10
ceived at this office Untl FRIDAY, OecsmtsF g. -
twelve o. clock NJ.
The city yessr%es the right 60 select any snd 80
proposals. LOUIS SCHNEIDER
n02I I'd Administrator of Finance
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
OFFICIAL.

fVOMPlLED RETURNS OF AN ELECTION HELD
u in the parish of st. John the Baptist; state of
Louisiana, on the second day Of November 4. D.
1874. under . writ Of election dated the tenth day
If September. A. D. 1874 ordering same. and pur
suant TO the provisions of act No SO, TO regulate
the conduct and to maintain the freedom ana puf
ity Of elections; 70 prescribe the mode Of making
turning officers and defining their powers and dU.
ties to prescribe the mode of entering on the rolls
of the Senate and House Of Representatives,, and
TO enforce article hundred and three of the
constitution approved November 30. a. D. 1872. TO
wit:
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ton Der europGi6en Dta6te in lenem &anoe
piel beiprod)eu ntrb.
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ans gSien last, oab Die bortigen 3eltuugen
berifteu, hoB bic europdiden OtGhte ge
n,einame Sdritte bel Srantreih unternobz
men, I'M jeue Diad)t Su neranlaiien, alien
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ifreiteu, lebe llnterltitbung 81 oerluelgern.
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men morbeu ieiu.
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III ertaiIen poroen, rpelfe bas Oefret ergdnSt,
burf melhes Der agerungs3uitano per-
bdnqt mirb. Sieie Yrcflamatlon erflart, baB
9lnflagen megeu Seri6w0rung uns Saboerz
ratbeS burh elm aries8aertft au proSeiiiren
iinb unb baR Ierloneil, meld)e @ilenbabnen
llnb Selegrapheu in ibrer Sbattgfelt bebin=
beru ODER bebeligen, erlfoIien merben Iollen.
2on II, 20. Sult.-@iu aus farltiti-
id)er Quelle BON SaDOMne etngelaufenes Sc
lesramm melbet, bab Don alpbonio am 16.
oS. in Guenca eiu9eriidt iit Ine Der StaOt
eine Contribution non $4,000 Bfo. ct. aufz
erleat bot.
9Snn ben @arniionstruppen ftelen 1000
Waun in bic 6dnbe Der &arliiteu.
SGtfisnahrtd]teu.
lnmoutb, 20. Suli. - Scr Oanpier
ySolatia" 1T BON yeip = Yorf bier angefonl=
men.
@lasso,p, 20, Suli.- Der 0pfr. ,9a-
rien" traf pom yietu. yorf bier eir.
ptlle, 20. Snli. - Ingefomnlen:
9pfr. yGaipian" bon Guebec.
Queensto nm, 20. Suli. - Ser Dam.
pier nPartbta@ tt BON Soion bier eingetrOf-
fen,
GueenStonn, 20. Suli. Der DAM.
pier gritannic" traf BON Retp=Dorf ein.
1varft uno 8nrte.
2tperpool, 20. Suli. - 8aumwoQe
feft; Sberl. ss-4; Srl. So.
2DnooH, 20. Suli. - SiSconto i'm oife-
men Wfarfte 24 Yros.; I nicbriger oils Die
Sanf.-9rie 304. : @ouiols 92R. 92s fir
gelb uno 924 fiir Sriei.