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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-08-30
Succession of Lotion Jennings.
,Ucorn DfsrprCT CorRT FOR THE pApISu ot

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOE TIE PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. Sc 32t-Notlce Is hereby given to
sons herein interested, 10 show cause within ten
DAYS from :,Ie present notification, if any they
have or can why the account presented by the ad-
1n!nistretor IF this estate should net he homolo-
gated ana approved and the funds distributed in
accordance herewith.
an2G 3T s44x FRANK PACE JR.. CLERK
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iv29 AUG 30 Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
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/. The undersigned Deputy Recorder OF Mortgages
fol- this city and parish Of Orleans State Of Lous1
ana, 40 hereby certify that the foregoing charter
was duly recorded IN this office this day in book
No. 1l8, folio i78. G. DARCANTEL,
Deputy Recorder;
New Orleans, August 10, 1874, aus
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7. 4
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have examined ths withir aud foregoing act OF
Incorporation, and am of tine opinion that the
objects and purposes therein specified are legal.
and that none of the provisions therein contained
are contrary TO law. JOHN MCPHELlS,
District Attorney of the First Judicial District
the State OF Louisiana.
New Orleans August 8, 1874.
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City of New Orleans vs.. Victor Boutroue;

U. P. HARPER,
aul3 % 30 sells Sheriff CT the Parish OF Orleans
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aU2G 81 se6 90 Sheriff Of the Parish of 0rlear
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Union Insurance Company of New Orleans

au25 80 se6 u Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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ARTICLE I

The official name of the corporation shall be THR
UNION STEAM TRANSFORMATION COMPANY and
it shall have corporate seal with the name Of the
company thereon.
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Eglautina Petit vs.. Cecile BHithaZar.

anl4 % 80 sells Sheriff Of the Parish Of orlrans.
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The business and legal domeile of the company
shall be in the city of New Orleans. subject TO re
moval only by vote of three-fourths of the stock
holders.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18
AFrER.OLD LANDER AGAIN.

From the Winnemucca papers we
z led to the belief that an a,tsn2,
will Be made during the coming 10
sion Of the Legislature TO rob Lander
county Of that portion Of her territory
esdsd by Humboldt during the session
cf 1873. Not content with this. it is
proposed to take from her . portion Of
her railroad and even to gobble up
Battle Mountain, which is the only
town in the county outside Of Austin.
1t is hard 10 predict what a Nevada
Legislature will do, but We ere conf
dent hat such an act OF vandalism will
never be consummated unless it be by
. system Of trading by the Humboldt,
delegation with members from distant
sections Of the State, whose constitu.
ents have no interest in the matter.
The proposition upon its merits alone.
with all the sophistry that can be adj
duced in favor of it. will never be Sc
riously entertained in either branch of
the Legislature. and all that Lander
has to fear is the "you tickle me, ETC."
system Of legislation which we are
sorry to say has prevailed to a grea:
extent in Jul legislative halls since the
organization of the State government.
From a domain exceeding in area that
Of several of the States in the Union.
the "Mother Of Counties" has been
cut and sashed from all sides until her
territory is hardly wide enough to con-
tain her county seat without running
1t out lengthwise, and the route for a
telegraph line from Austin to Battle
Mountain would have to be very care
fully surveyed if the projec ors de-
sired to keep it within the confines of
Old Lander. The cutting Off of Nye,
White Pine, Elko and Eureka was per-
fectly right, for the reason hat the
convenience and interests of the peo-
pie Of these counties required a sepa-
rate organization, but no such argu-
ment can BE- adduced in this case. Ii
is merely wanton attempt by al exten-
sive and prosperous county to flch a
miserable piltance from the revenues
of q sister county which is already re.
duced in area and assessable property
TO the lowest possible limits of Nain-
tanning a respectable county govern.
meut.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18

S11ee-AllM Iiua In nAheI
Case er .I.p,v c~,..a.-s,,,-
~ 80 ~. ~. n.--r.--.
|
"
A FRANCISCO. Dec. IL.
lnere IL an auction sale, NJ noOn, Oi
NJ ?. Lathain,s hand, the nm
est team IN u STATE. Inc wheeiers
We're oous"' ny "eiersi ior
Si,ooV, the leaders We're bought by
livingston for y2,6oO. The Durham
s..u tAl"eIncN ouiis were soougnt !of
S.OV u $lVO respectively, ~ IL. NJ.
NewIaiI.
an i'Iuest = nelo, !nis morning,
Oh 'ne uouy Oh Johh murphy, lore
ii'an Oh tue repair Shop on Inc L. r..
:. r. N. Is; VINO WAS run ove oy the
ears anu Killed yesterday evening, near
townsend street: The evidence showed
.nst ueceAseu, Win =. I" neeier, yaSo-
n'"..eI, we're IfIi.9 u the wnarI ON
t tHo ..a.. ~ s'.o''" .S s"!!'c I"'''oei i"r
~ ~ "ef"..;.. nc I'M" cons'sIeu
-. ~ Sa!S. Inc
-" ~. ana "s us'a..'eu on tue
&c., fr,,r, he .a1sn".;", "e''p.eu W
= hh..m"i'n 80 c.T t.u.o"l a.s"cI'eo
~ i1;i .e.Meen the ears
c,tt;rv o,y ,,o,T ,".'. n.ia.. rrse. .'''I''
Ua d,ef in hair ar sI n". nv, me Ha'ees.
xcr,ii., was j., .'..orH"m. ny JuIys
t,c,s WI" '"ese
slim linn tho ,h,.. ... -
IN H.,n "o nl.!'e
IL on, ch,r,r" nT ."s;.,;n,. ''".'oH
,adar.,s n.,,.J a.. =" q VI
CLUTCHES III. Low fT. ","ue iue
ese,na frnm S,n,.t,on - u, h""'e MS
AGAIN arre.tod mas oee''
In the Nnn;c;na, co,-t = a.,. a..
1iissi 400 nft;co 'rh;s,Ia,," u"y, we
Tor nj ths I'M, G;o.t ,."a; f,opr'e
mo-, IF me-, "n;i,w s"sS ~'iE: a'iu
was ;nr,eassl TO- =, ON, 90 .l.s paii
or.i.r.I ~ aun v,.T", NV ue'e'oaht
~ rroi -" s"."Hs
SI1r" H,n a'.I 80. H".a,"a.,oh OF
tnr;n,s r.;iro.S '.., "us.'he NO
lad IL. FAR. " S'm",i's' WAS
,i.v M .,.r,.. 60" n..en %,
tI,. ,.o,or. =, II. anu
,.I cronnJs VI" 'cehh'-
TITO n,in,;,,, m.,or;., ,.
r,n.c nIt.i T.. 49, 49," "eeNiy
r.c.n,iv narda% 'o", when
today At Sh.,;n's Sale .na ".s n""
,.b.-a,, l,v n,n;,i n,,nnnam W.
nj th, D.bn,n",m P'"P'"''''
T,'r. n.nr. x..s -. a..
T-ni,.d 9 ..a. .r.hai 4"
,.,.r,o of m.L;n., .n,j .,.I;u":
- s"HH''"h ~
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18

SAN Francisco BAKERY. - Ed.
Schaefer has re-opcned his bakery In
the Parker House building and is now
prepared to receive orders for Christ
mas and New Year cakes. Parties
desiring to procure the same should
lslve their orders early, as a number
have already been received. A fine
Assortment will also be kept for sale at
reasonable prices. A large stock Of
sugar toys, confectionery, fancy cakes
and candles for Christmas trees. for sale
at ost prices. Orders for anything in
his line a be left at the above place
or o. the Chop House, opposite DIST
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18

THAT the Changers, ssass political re-
formers. do not amount to mach was
proven in this Falls elections. In no
single State did they hold tho balance
of power. This Is as it should be. No
organisation ought ever to be politi-
cally successful which k composed
exclusively Of = single class, or rep
rsssnts . single industry. Nor will it
lie. A party to be successful nrnst lie
Of the peopie-cornp5scd Of every class
and represent every industry.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18
EAsrERN fEA80RArMlC SIN.
HAIRY.

Richard B. Irwin testified yesterday
before the Congressional Investigating
Committee.
Boss Tweed was brought before the
Court on . writ Of habeds eorpMs.
The PrOctor-M oulton report has
been handed in. It completely exon
crates the lady Of the charges made
against her by Moulton.
There are indications Of trouble in
Louisiana, growing out of the an,ici'
ratsd action Of the canvasssrs of the
election returns.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18

PUTTING on AIRs.-Ealakaua, the
other day in Washington, declined an
invitation to . dinner rendered him by
the co,ored citizens Of the Capital. We
are afraid kal. has never been recon-
structed and, in case OF annexation,
that he will never rise to the standard
Of the average American statesman,
unless he overcolnes his old fogy no.
tons in regard to social inequality.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18
the HOLIDAYS,

The holidays are approaching with
their mirth, their festivi,y, and good
cheer. The young hail the glad season
with all the joyousness of childhood
and youth, while middle age relaxes
for q little season from the carkiny
cares Of life, and age for a time smooths
its wrinkles and almost renews its
juvenility. Well is it that it is so; and
We gladly hail the coming Christmas
with its sports, and New Years Day
with its kindly wishes. 1t has been
often, and we bsIieve trul y, said that We
~ q nation, have too few holidays; we
need more relaxation and less bust
ness; more play AMI less work; more
nirih and less care, and our physical
features as . nation show it. We grow
old prsmaturely; almost before the
first dush Of youth is past the gray
hairs Of age appear.
Let us, therefore, enjoy what few
holidays we have; enjoy them heartily
but in reason; and above all, let US re-
member those We always have with
Us the poor. Let them participate,
in some small degree at least, in the
joyous time; and il We but make one
heart happier, call forth but one smile
from those all unused tn the smiling
mood. make but one care lighter, it
will but enhance our own happiness
snd b . lasting remembrance of
pleasure.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18

A RECENT decision Of the Court of
Appeals OF New York is regarded As
OF much importance in financial cir
eiss. 1t seems that in 1873 the Com
missioners Of Ia xes and Assessments
IN New York city assessed the Bank of
Montreal in the sum of $500, 900 as the
amount OF their capital Invested in
ouslness' there. The bank appealed
to tho Supreme Court, which, in Cen
ssal Term, confirmed the action OF the
Commissioners. The case was then
appealed to the Court Of Appeals, and
thai tribunal has rendered a decision
reversing the judgment Of the Court
below, thereby vacating the assess-
Usnt.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18

have been sunk and several persons
are missing from that point. No for
eign mails have been received there for
eight days.
PARIS, Dec. IL.
Specie in the Bank Of France has in
creased S,2A 900 francs in the PAST
week,
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18

Hon. JAMES CRAWFORD, formerly
State Senator from Lyon county, has
been appointed Superintendent Of the
Carson Mint.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18

THE people Of Austin are going to
have . masquerade hall, all the same
as the Base Rangers.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18
20 EIC New S.

LONDON, Dec. II.
A special from San,ander to the
Times "a. vs. the storm which has been
raging in the Bay of Biscay for several
days continues undated. More boats
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18
Notice..

III est in the San Ernncisco Brewery to
Joseph Gberer, l want all parties indebted
to me TO come and settle immediately and
save COST. RUDOLPH LEUTZlNGEk.
dl7-lm
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MkSCELLANEOr.
Ora ND
MASQUERADE Bali,
& 70 :. .".' .,- 4
chnstmas Eve, oecembe,..N
10 N GIVEN oS-

"
T. 1EssE BIGELows NEW RAJ,
New 1usic! New Dances! -.
Novelties!
THE FAMOUS ..TIlUNDyp
j 9usdrille will Do iatrsdueed Naoilv
time in Eureka. ~Ar
The following prizes will h .,,,..
Ono Fruit Stand, supper,es
Statue Of Diana, With Hover Vssy.nNs
teT .ae0 A''lo0' fOr The best sustained sis.s
One silver gold.lincd sob,e, ,.,..
for the next bcst sustained ,kar:"s.a10
ons silver 9oId.iined goblet. vsirsi -.
!of Child undcr clven years su..s;sS.HNS
best character. s's'as Y
.1hsse articles are new On s,,;,.,
Straus' show window. SubscriD,;.. G ~
costumes % OpOn. Nv h
EXAMINING COMMITTEE.
Oh. LaFores. 1rav. u. Jeh,..
3 COMMITTEES On Prizes, eonsi,t;,. 1.
ladies n thrve gentlemen. viii 4 s"S y
from the audience on the nieht ~ II \ sseissta
Prizes will be awarded immsS;.seS sell
unmasking. At midnight. esssI
The Eureka Brass and Shilr Rsu
Consisting Of eight pieces, has bs.. ....,
especially for the Oecasion. e'saeN
s>eSrVAEA, SO AND rpw.,,
speesators' Tiekess ~.
EerSoAs furnishing their
.....-.. ~
Tor further particulars apply 10
oo,-,a LAMBEkT MOLINELu
manager and proplEiw
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18
DEE.

In Eureka. Dec. Il. Yhos. Gorsuch, aged 45
years.
Tho funeral will take place ut o'clock to-
day from CIark's b Hiding (up s~tairs>. on the
corner of Main ard Clark streets. Friends OF
the deceased are invited to attend.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-12-18
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES.
FROM CALIFORNIA.

Sale - Fine Mock -Cosener's Yer.
d~ses-A1ia Jiua In Trouble Label
Cas- 81 b .'J~l1y GiaaC"-Nlism
him and his raj Discharged
M1seel1ameOua News.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-02

'I'his Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that On he <ai ia :,
o. December. \. u. 1873. a Warrant IN B,nA-
Tupicy was issued a "a nst the estlfs OF Aicsn F.
DIS, Z" - Johns curry, n the Count, OF Gale svl
ana stite %! Vermont. who has been adult 20: d.
bankrupt "a his credit RS petition that the
Paymen 81 any debts aud delivery Of any
property belonging "a said Bankrupt, u hun,
OF l'r Ms use, aai The transfer % any pTopert .
y MIA are inrhidfen by law; that mcetin :
o. The creditors Of said Bankrupt. to prove
ther dents and . choose one or more Ass.caees 81
M estate. Will he held II Court OF Rankrupte;
% ne hoihen al The c.iics os Gesrse " Caioou.
N Lynion In the County of CaiedS > and state ~
vermont, heivFe Io1n EdwIrds. Esq, Register a
the I'd day g; January \ II 1874 at 10 O'Clock A A.
THOMAS FAiLEY.
heputS L = NstsbaI. a, ue,,e1.sr.
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NOTICE ~ BAxsnvrrcY.

'I'HlS Is To GIVE NOTiTE that "a the 18th ia,
L OF December, -. 1879. q Warrant n Hank-
rupteJ va s-Gec a-Riuss ihs estate of 1vary L.
wheeler, ~ kaEG'iFh, IA tle G unity u Oranee
ana state 81 Vermont. who has been aija,lgoi
Bankrupt on his nWn petition that tho paw
lnent % any deht7 and t-ii very Of any propert,
belonging To- said Bankrupt 10 him, or ior his use
anu the transfer 90 any property hy him are s.,r
hidden by law that 4 meet NJ u The cred tors a.
sai Bankrupt, % Prove taeir detf5 and e. el,o 81
one or more A. srecs of hs estate wi he h-ld At
Couft o. bankruptcy. 70 be holcsa - the oass e.
John ". R1weii in Handopa, Z the Cu1nty o.:
ORANGE, and STATE o. \ crsnout Be-. a UEcsrAo,d
Reg i-ter- on the 2i. dag &: Jaausrs. A d 49,, Il
3o'clocs =. "
THOMAS FAiLEV
Deputy United 7;lss Nar7tai. a Messenger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-02

TaE CoLLEcToRsun OF internal Rrvryrr.
We learn on good authority it is I'M
derstood by the Vermont delege ton at
Washington, that the name of Hon. John
l. Mason Of Richmond, will be seat into
the Senate, on its rc-as>embling. as sue
eessor to Collector Crane, in the Collector
ship of Internal Revenue of this district
No man, in the district, stands higher
than Mr.. Mason for integrity aud careful
business habits, and his appcia.ment. if
made, must commend itself G., general
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-02
1oTIcr IN n,yKK,rTCy.

'INlIs Is To GIVE NOTICE that on the 18th day o.:
L reccmber. A II. l773, Warrant in BANKRUPTCY
va, issuesi against he estate Of sauna Davis and
william u Jonfani cl-pas-ners uu;er the fl m
name and styie az DAVIS 4 CO1rtn Of sheffield,
in the County Of Caledonia. anil State Of Yer
mont who nave been adjucsed Bankrupts
on their e7editurs' petition that tie pay
OF any debts and delivery Cf any property
he'ouzin- L. aid BInrrgpts 10 them, o. Tor the r
aud the transfer a. property ~ them. are
forbidden ~ ~ that mett ting 81 tas creditors
81 said Baus rup.. 70 prove tlc-- debts, ami l.
cheese ll..-a uees at the.T e-.ate. vii c
he'll AZ Court Of bankruptcy, % be holden VI
the Office o Edwards D,ekermaa n NewpoI; ia
County 20. Orleans, and State %: Vermont before
John L. Edwards, ESg Register. on the l3f1 das Jg
January. \ D. 80 ~ 90 u'clacA a -
GEO p FDSrER,
= Marshal, A. Messenger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-02
IHOUhS fAILff
Deputy L ; Nsr>hal as Messeur


WILL sell ut Public Auction On Monday tho
L 18th day OF January, \. -. 1874. tn ioi.owin =
property A house and lot 81 about two acres, in
The village offairfax VI, nov occupied by Murray
Buck bcuse and lot of about hall acre IN 81 a
village. now occupied by Jnlirs Ha bert About D.
acres Of land in Buck hollow, called the Fars
MEADOW together with about Il tons Of hay there's,
Also The book accounts OF Murray BscA.
The real estate abo.e mentioned will be sold sub
.eeted 10 al the 20 al Hers and ersura"-sncss
'hereou. HANSON T. LENS,
- ASST
ST. Alsans "a ls.. :, is.e -gx2,
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-02
NOTICE II NNIEEVrTCY.

'INllS Is To CIV r NOTICE, that on the ts,b 4 ty
i vf December, \. d Is. a Warrant IN BANK
ruptpy wis .ssu-d ae4in-t IT, estate ~ LUC :
Dutton %. s. Aihans- Ia the Counts 81. franklin,
and Stat Cd; Vermont. who la ho-n aiiudg u
Bankrupt un his erred tor pet ton that TIE
payment o.. an debts aGa delivery Of any prupelt,
belonging u sad Bankrupt, l. htu for his use.
and the transfer q any property By hun Hre for
hidden by ilH thst meeting * the creditors %!
said Bankrupt 20 prove their d. BIS sud o. choose
moro A. sneCs 81 IA sst te Ia be held AT
! Court 81; Bankruptcy 90 lee h. .geu the Ofse Of
l.. L. Lawrence. n Buriinstlu. "a TIE Couaty OF
thitteaden aud State ai Nefmaut before l. l..
Lawrencu Rrsi-ter. On the lish G-y - January
\. -. g. ~ n O'Clock ".
THOMAS FAii.EY,
iRyuly l $ Asr-hSl, - Messenger.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-02
NnrICr L. n,NnKT,.rCn

'I'HIS Is To GIVE NOTICE, that On the "A day
i OF December. \. d 1873. a Warrant IA Iiaus
Tuutcs was Issued inst the estlte 90 kd-lr -
Merrill. % Charleston, in the County oi Oriesii-,
and State u: Vermont, who hSs been adjud :,
a Bankrupt On bis creditors petition that tie
payment OF any debts ant delivery OF am
property helcn- ~ 70 said bankrupt. L. Ia. q
Tor his Use, auG the transfer al aay property hN
him. f'rh4idau Is NV that meeting 90 tho
cred tors 81 So Bankrupt, 10 prove thelr debts,
AMI chas one more - ,nees OF his estate,
will he held al Court o. Bankruptcy, T. he holden
At the Office 90 Edwards 4 lickerman, in Newport,
in the CoDat5 .i Orleans. and state Of Vermont.
before J. L. Elangds Register, on the 9th day O.
January \ IT, ia, a. 10 OSloak A..
". II. RAND
ssputy L Marshal ~ Messenger
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-02

EssEN--Chr istmas was duiy observed n
Essex, by a social gathering of the Sabhath
Schools connected with the Congrec' .tional
and Methodist churches, in the To'sn Hall.
Some two hundred, old and .onna. were
present during the evening. 80 all seemed
to enjoy the occasion greatly. The hall was
decorated with eyergreens. and with sing
ing, organ-playing, prcmen aiding. pleasant
ehit-chat, and the iistrib' ition of candies.
etc, the evening passed O. I very pleasantly
and agreeably. There was no time for
speesl.-making or st - telling. all >ceraci
% intent on having Merry Christmas m
deed. 1t the sam TIN the Blptists held an
Oyster supp II an' Neck Tie party at
their church, whicl was very largely at
tended, and passed of very pleasantly. The
oysters an neck ties were served in good
STYLE ar d the rece ipts therefrom amounted
to abo It one hun dred dollars. doing wei
Tor t iesc panicky times
At. the junction the evening the 2ith
ere wa $ a Christm as tree in the church
laden wi til all manner of fruits. which moi
only fea sted the eyes of the little ones and
the ol' .er ones, but made them sparkle
with d ,light. as the luscious gifts were DIS
penSe 1 with liberal hands. In addition tC
gifts to the younger ones, the occasion
was improved by var ious classes to gY'
thee TEACHERS some token Of their gratetu
re neT branee and appreciation In thu
lanr Ter DR.. Ferrin. Mr.. Fletcher, Superin
tend ext Macomber, and others, were remem
Der ed These gatherings are beautl'n
ga .es in the life OF the children, and thos
Of larger growth as well, and are far NOR
7 roftablc, in every point Of view, than tn
designations of the ballroom or the attrae
tons of the theatre.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-02
IN BANKRUPTCY.

lin the Dist.'ri 81 NeFment.-fhe unders' Gu. 4
l hereby gives notice IL his appoint neut
Ass snee Of Jane Evarts. Georgia. IN the Count,
Of franklin. ana Stste oi Vermont within said
District. who has been AdJud sed Bankrupt upon
his creditors petition by the nstric; e, art of said
d District. ny RON BUCK. Assignee.
st. Alb-n-, pse - i572-25S3w
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Bankrupt Aotitss.


I'iiis Is TO GIVE NOTICE, that on the eth dsy
4 :. peceilSer, A. ID. !s-3- Warrant in Bank
Iuptcy was Issued against the estate Of Ans. n 4
franc. 81 Darlington, in the County OF Gilt
tenden. and State of Vermont who has been
auJu.Sed Bankrupt On his creditors' petition
that The pay OF any debts and deliyery OF am
property helsng'ns TO sad Bankrupt to him. or for
ms use and ths transfer Q: any property by him.
are lorOiunth ~ law that 4 meeting O. the
creditors of said Bankrupt 20 prove fhei- d.ifs
and to Choose enc or more Assirnses Of his estate
vii he held at Court of bankruptcy. TO be holden
st the Office o; l. l. Lawrence IA Darlington, IN the
County OF Chittenfen, and s;at- u vermnnt before
l.. L. Lawrence. REGISTER, the 18th day Of
January. A u. lSTi. NJ o o'clock A. NJ
THOMAS FAILFY
pepnfv L : Marshal n Nessenr.-
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1874-01-02

R''' HrRCuuL's READING. \ lull
audi'n' gave Prof Churchill warm
gree ing, last evening. There are many
dblic readers. but there are very few who
have any hold upon the public. One must
be an artist to be a reader Poor reading Is
the poorest of all entertainments, and good
reading Is the best An eminent man said
a short time ago thar "God made only one
good reader in century" If this were
true We should have to say that ESof.
Churchill was the rcaIer u his esnspry.
for he Is certainly good reader We doubt
if Charlie DICKENS himself read Dickens
any tsgsr. Iihe Dothehay, Hall cbantsr
S,ou Nicholas Aickleby was admirably
read Mark Twain's 6enoa Gpide ons
Of the best things an the Innocent.
Abroad, eonvulsei the audience with
laughter. He read also Betsy and are
out, and the sequel thereto the grave.
diggers scene from Hamlet Buchanan Read,
Patriot Parson': and Sam I.swson's .tor,
of Huliah and the Parson. from Old-T,,,.,
Folks. This was on the whole the h...
thing OF the evening. The reading. which
lasted two honrs, closed with the uniqu,
sketch entitled Roughing it. =" which INNS,
be heard to be appreciated The audienc,
were kept IN smiles and tears. by tho
dramatic power of the reader. and greatly
enjoyed the reading, as evidenced both by
their breathiess silence during the reading.
and their hearty applause At intervals m .
at the close q