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The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06
ARRIRALS AT THE HOTELS
ST. CHARLES.

OAs OhAhAEdCs
W Whitehead, Va AV Davis, Natchez
Albau, La WA Swift, Ga
Jno Goldthwaite, Ala Mi ss Ptryis. Mobile
Chas. L Fitch, Mobile, Hubbard, Ala
Geo Mason, Mobile, JIG Brown, Toronto
sam Graves, La NJ w Garrison, Ala
A Spelr, N EP lesson, st Louis,
Sohn Grant, Mobile M Rosenbaum. Texas.
ST. JAMES ROTEL.
y r. Carloss, Miss TB Lyons, La
BALDWIN, Ala h Benedict, La
montgomery, La w Yancy, La
Mrs e, Gambill, Miss Mrs lambert, AK
VI Inrockmorton. Ky Jas Smith, XIV
MRS Bedwell, Mass Arundel, La
Hatneld, Theo Washburn, KY
l2a Price, Texas William Nixon, Texas.
MISS Mary Nixon, Texas.
CITY HOTEL.
lawrence, SW Taylor, La
a warner, Miss Mrs Warner, Miss
Mrs Raymond, do G Penn, Va
Niles, do w Brundle, Miss
w Hymn, do Col A Storey. Ala
Mrs Col Storey, Ala A Cunningham, Ala
MISS cunningham, do Miss Cunningham, d1s
GRAY and wife, do M Pratt, La
Richard, Va JTilly, La
A Owens, Miss JComfort. Miss
WIN Oliver, Miss J Robinson, do
dllzhelm, do G Robinson, do
D Nicholson, La Lieut. Gibson. USA
Elder, Miss Brevard, NC
Carnes, Ohio Mrs Carnes, Ohio
Mr. Dickson, do jill Rifle TEXAS
Mrs 81 Rifle, Tex WPuph. La
Robertson, La OGervln. Ala
VIM Burton, La A RAMSAY. Miss
J Eaton Miss BMcKanna citv
) Chldress, city q Thompson, wife and.
child, La
OASSIDYS HOTEL.
J. Palmer, NY Jno Dooley, NY
l. Ciark, Miss VIM Godfrey, Miss
" Ford, Chs Vaudeville, city
All Baker, city R Burns, La
N q Mobiles, Miss M Person. Fla
8 D Spence, Md 81 Scott. La
Ihos Morphy, La John Younkers, NY
" Corleton, Ala FF Miller, Tex
Dudley. Tex 0 Herman
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06
ADJUSTMENTS.

ACADEMY OF Music. is rarely such audi.
ences assemble within the walls of any of our
theaters as was present last night at the bene-
fit rendered to Mr.. David Bidwell, the pro.
prietor of the theater. Both professional
and amateur talent did noble service in max.
ing the entertainment success, and we regret
that want of space precludes our mentioning
at length the excellencies which marked the
efforts of the different performers. We can
not refrain, however, from specially applaud
ing the splendid singing of Miss Kate Thayer
and her brilliant teacher, Prof Van Huf1en,
in the duo from Galathee.
At the conclusion of this choice moroccan,
the house fairly rang with applause, and much
regret was expressed that the talented per-
formers could not be induced to repeat the
effort. MI. Fred. NJ. Thayer, in hisrecitation,
was the recipient of long applause and Mr..
Shields story of "Father Blake's Collection, "
was admirably rendered. Miss Vernon in
the comedietta of My Uncle's Will gave us
very clever bit of comedy acting.
The members of the regular troupe seemed
to make unusualieforts to please, and were
very happy in their various selections.
Prominent among the volunteers we may
mention the beautiful dancing of Mile.
jeanette Proscher. This lady has evidently
been reared in one Of the very best schools Of
the art terpsichorean, and her native grace
added largely to her complete success.
The entire benefit was o perfect ovation,
and the beneficiary should feel honored by
the attendance at his benefit last night.
The GAYETY THEATER.-The male and fe-
male minstrels, who constitute so important
q feature of the entertainments at this house,
are well worthy of visit. Mr.. j. G. Smith
is very excellent comedian, Aand is always
greeted with applause. Mile. Albertine, in
her dances, and Miss Octavia, in her ballads,
have become deservedly popular at this house
An excellent bill for tonight
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-05-06

Question for actors-Canhn actor be said to
work when he plays?
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08
4 Wonderful Discovery

Our New Hampshire exchanges come 10 us filled W h
accounts OF most wonderful cures effected by DR.
CAGES MEDICAL WONDER. 1t is said to be the creates
vitalizer yet discovered giving buoyanc spirits
elasticity to the step and making the invalid hearty
courageous. strong. 1t cures all diseases of the
liver, stomach. kidneys and spine; scrofula and al
blood diseases; nervous prosration of either
sex, restoring tone aud viZor to the whole system
Read the following cures:
Mrs. IRA :. APPLETON, HllsbOrO' Bridge y. II spi-
Hai ana Kidney diseases. confined to bed and doctors
TAILED t. raise her: her husband procured Medical
cradle work.
+. MORRILL,, Franklin: scrofulous humor says
h9,hnS has ever helped HIM like Medical Wonder y
Mrs. p oRpwAY. Centre St. Coucord: confined to
hysirlans, for female and kidney diseases; took DR.
Gage Medical Wonder and was cured in month
ANDREW j. PEA>IEE Sutton. y H humor. debility.
uStase OF liver lungs &c most wonderful recovery
ted: took Medical Wonder ." with great success
Go W Evans. Derry: difficulty of side and stom-
atn h'i1nnr. weakness, e.; cured and went to work
MRS. J w. FIFE, Sunronk. y II female weakness
<lr1.
sE We would also refer to Mrs. Win. shepherd and
lighter: and Ehenezer Newton. Manchester House:
MIS- Fred Nanhnrn. West Rumary: Mrs f. ] Jones'
Lebanon: Geo II. Walker. tirantham: Albert Trues-
irll, Suncook; Mrs. Benz Martin. Grafton: Hiram
Ntanyan chichester: Alma II. Hill. Canterbury: Mrs
n1r"' Bride: J T. Fla. Hookset: Miss Il. A. :. Hoyt
Mrs = J Ella. Mancil"ster; Mrs &. + Rdcnut Mil
ford Joseph Davis. Hollis: Ellen Proctor Pittsfed
VI J. IeaNcuyorth, AndoYer.
ASH YOUR nEt GGISTS For MEDICAL. WONDER
sold III Montpelier by
H.lSCON G DEWEY.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08

The Springfield grange recently contributed $50
for the benefit OF unfortunate member of the
Order.
The barn of George y. Culver, OF >tockbridse
was burned early on the 2d instant. He went out
before light to attend TO his horse. when the ami
NAL attempted to bite him. This caused him to
break the lantern, the blaze OF which almost i'm
mediatey set tn" hay fire. L. was quickly con.
sumed.
The Corporators of the Green Mountain narrow
gauge railroad met at Rochester, recently to choose
directors and to consider the proposition of New
York capitalists to build the road if the towns will
furnish $G0O per mile.
There have been abou, forty cases Of scarlet
ieaver in Rochester lately.
The Young Men, Christian Association has
inaugul ateI IL series of meetings Springfield ,
over 100 rising for prayers during evening.
People from the neshbornI towns are attracted
to their meetings.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08
4 \DREW J. CROSS ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District Of Washington. SIS
In Probate Court held at Montpelier. in and for said
District tho 10 day of November, \ D. ls.5.
A. Tilden, administrator Of the estate OF Andrew
J Gross, late Of RoIburH sad district. deceased
makes Application n SAID Court for license sell al
of the said deceased representing tina
the thereof necessary for the payment Of tbs
Of said deceased aud the expenses of the admin
l5trdtiOn of his estate
Whercupon II Is ordered by SAID court. that said ap
pllcaton he referred session thereof be held
the Probate Once said Montpelier the 7th day
December A D. ls5. for hearing and decision thereon
and further ordered that all interested h
notified hereof. by publication of notice of said app
aud order thereon three weeks successfully II
the Green Mountain Freeman a newspaper published
At Montpelier and which circulates in the neiRhbor
hood of those interested before said time OF hearing
that they may appear at said time and place, and.
they cause OBJECT thereto
By the Court Attest.
flows y A.CHASE Reg lister.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08
BOSTON M.AkN!, /.

The week closed duh IN all Departments of the
trade, but ptlcrS continue II he maintained e-ur.-
tally cotton goods uud some lIer things dclltu-
de-! Immediate near use.
r.
ri''' X ANu "''AiN.--ih@ icnin tor L l"nr
continues "lh"ut improvement, the trade pur
In 1i, pls III si 81 ,'.s. A Gh'Ice fiohr l.
mem Win tonslleIauIc nilnnc>s. Low and medium
s,.,o AZ ui a. ne lt,'ucct prices previously
,i, a., a,a ~. ~. "sI' ue"iand ana prices lt
$50 " ' w 'i"o'e'
fiour, Western superhne + bbl 81 - q - ; { ON
mon extras - - a. -; Ni>con>In extras, a. - Il
~. minnesota extras Al =" 'td1 ~ Fancy Minncso
Ia, ood9""; white wheat ONO, Indiana and
Michigan at 81 JDd %, Illinois at 81 40 80
ST. Louis at s. oode -; southern, com. extras an,
choice family $ ''d""": Corn Meal, s. 30a@ .1F'
Dbl; RNe flour, s. Jpd tt. oIt Meal, 81 35d
~ Corn, mlNe' ana yellow, t bushel, 'td :
Oats, mixed and white, 41d3l; Rye. WtH0 80
shorts ? ton Il W'd 20 o.; Fine Feel 20 I0G22 90
AitihSS' - oo"-' ""
htAH>--"e quote ca 'icc N"ith"rn hand-plcked
pea Deans AT . va ~ = bush; do Western
hdnd picked at RI 1'd2 10 + bush: do common al
81 Dual :" + bush; medium choice at 8 &c Il -
Il" common To good at 'oG ~ F. hu,hel and
yellow eyes at - 3'd2 -. Receipts liberal.
lRONlSlo\S-- Iolk-lh he uemand far. We
luote lme III FL 'od ~ 90; mess at - nd2J, 30
and Hl.ed $500 for clear and extra clear. Ecef
demand steady ami the sales OF mess and extra
mess have been al ~ %" - 30 + hhl, and sl1 90
40 % Tor FANNY. iard.-Ihe demand Is steady
ne sales OF rlty ami eHtern have been at ~,
iasc T n. 'h'lhlins steam ani kettle rendered.
tane'-"e quote oaton ana western At II. Il Is I,
F h and III far demand. Dressed Hogs lussc +.
n. Cut Mcats.-Market steady.
POULTRY Turkeys, CHOICE, 70 10 3o:. common
TO good, - to 1c; per \. Fowls choIre II to tr
Spiing ChckenslS 10 d common to good /, Ia l-.
Live fowls !! to Is.
VEGETABLES. ETC We quote Potatoes at l. Il
'oc e hu>ilel sweets, % To - per Dbl. Onions
81 wa 90 + hbl. Apples :, 90 to - - (. Dbl for
choice, = h1d2 ~ for common and good Gran
berries at $40 nnd9 - fpr Cape: common, = -,
as 90.
>JGAR.-rhc market Tor sugars l. liim and
prices have an upward tendency. Thu stock here
Is large but IN other leading marke, 1t i corppar-
{ ativciv sni II COMPARED with previous IpIrs ~
quote iair and good refining firm at s. Gsrc Al.
though sales have been an - under these f.u,es
Refined sugar are linn and have been IN t,ir dc.
man'i. The sales have been at IU7c for nov
,icrc,I lpl. ii lO&. for -ranulltp,l ana l,l- =,
the ,I,ffeI ent grades of coffee he'd
pKY ,;.,oI,S--t commercial List f-rh. mos,
prominent dry goods lna1L ct i IN,
imp moved feeling III REGARD /" cotton goods IN,
| tccl mn. tendency winch prevailed for several
months past has received a decided check owlnr
to the depleted stocks >t hands and the couvl,
tlnn thai prices have reached The very lave.
ponr amt there l. :. prospect mat huy,r, Nh
s,,un u,citc with u,or. conn Hence Ih,. ,,unrnv.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08

A project is on foot TO purchase ana re-
move to the Centennial exhibition the
house in which Horace Greeley was born,
on the old Greeley farm in Amherst, about
five miles from Manchester, n. II. it is
a very old fashioned, oak framed, story
and half building, 30x4o, with - feet
stud, and contains four rooms. The occu-
pant is an aged man named William
Brown, who has lived on the place nearly
half century. He was friend of the
father ofthe great journalist, and did him
good service in days of extreme poverty,
when his sudden departure saved him
from imprisonment for debt. He wants
3, 900 for the old house. which is barely
worth a quarter Of this amount The
State Centennial Commission are ready to
build him new one in place of the Old
one, but more than that their funds will
not allow.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08
Vermont in the Coming Centennial.

RUTLAND, Dec. i, 1870.
After Il careful consideration and dis
cussion of the matters pertaining to the
interests and duty of Vermont in the com
ing Centennial. with His Excellency. Gov
error Peck, have to request Il meeting
of all the intending exhibitors, rs well as
the members of the Board of Finance
for this State, ut Rutland on We'd
nestlav. Dec. -. to devise ways and means
for the purpose of securing proper rep
resentation of the interests of Vermont
at the coming Centennial. His Excelcncv.
Governor Peck, will be present to confer
with those in attendance.
NJ. GOLDSMITH, Commissioner.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08
SALLI MOORES ESTAT F..

In Pro!pat. C,Irt. held IA pelicr. in and
for said District. the 18Th dag II November. A D.
l-15.
w II pwinrIl. Administrator o: the of
Sally ,Grc. late of Marshfed said District de
ceased makes Application TO said Court with the con
sent and APPRECIATION writing of the heirs of said
diseased residing this stat" for license sell all
the real esat. Of said deceased about
five acres pasture land reIrtseItirg that the sale
would he To the SAID deceased
and thos,. Interested i'll said estate.
WhcreIp"n. ordered 10y said Conrt. that said
referred t. session thereof. to he
held at the Probate Once i'll SAID Montpelier. the 4h
day al Dec u. 10. for hearing and decision
thereon: And II further ordered that all persons
interested be- notified hereof 10y publication IT notice of
said aupIratlon and order thereon. three weeks
cr-SiNely in thetirren Mountain Freeman, a newspa-
per published Montpelier and which circulates in
ihorhood Of those Interested before said
hearin-. that they may appear at SAID time and
l,lacr and IL they cause. object thereto.
IL th.. court. Attest
risw3 y. CHASE. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08
Yesterdays Nail

Brought tlree more certificates In favor Of - Can
nabis lndica. the great East India remedy for
bronchitis and asthma:
---: send me one dozen Ointment and
one of Cannabis lndica. When Mr.. i. W. + Usher
brought his wife to me for examination. found
her IN the lnclpIent stage of Tuberculous Consum-
ptlon Then II was l concluded to make a fair
trial OF Indian Hemp, and now tn ire Is general
demand for those remedies The Ointment eXcels
every thing OF lis kind ever saw or tried.
Fraternally yours,
l.. \. SIFFuRD, NJ. ID.
China Grove, Rowan NC.
y. B.-Ihls remedy speaks for Itself. One bottle
Will satisfy the most skeltIcal. Ask your druggist
TO set It. 800 per bottle, three bottle for ST.
50 Pills and Ointment % each.
As these are imported remedies we do not com
mission them but Will make cash agents every
where.
Address, CRiDDOCK & Co.
IU32 Race street
FMiowi Philadelphia. Pa.
All who suffer iron coughs. colds. bronchitis.
of all, Consumption. can find sure relief in DR..
Wlstar'S Balsam OF W,i Cherry. which cures when
other remedies fail. - cts. and Il bottle, large
bottles much the cheaper. FM4iwl
NATURES BALsAM FOR ALL COMPLAINTS of the
lungs, the throat and the bronchial tubes IIales
Honey of Iolehouni and Tar" Coughs and colds
vanish Is II hy magic I'm Ter its soothing, healing
operation. >Oll by all Druggists. FM49w5
Pixies To"thache Drops cure in minute.
PiLE's DIETETC SALERATUs.-Unirersally ac-
nowlcdgcd the best in Each pound bears the
name OF JAMES PYLE. None genuine without.
FM2iyl
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08

TIE GRANGE CoNvENrIoN-Thc dele
rate Grange Convention held here last
week, of which the Secretary's report is
given on the first page. was attended by
representatives from the following towns :
Waterbury. DuXburv. Waitsfield. Wor-
cester Calais, East Montpelier, Berlin,
Barre. Williamstown. Mi,ldlc>eX. North
field and RoNbury.
Tie Executive Committee were in
structcd to invite the State Agent to at
tend the next session of the Council, and
that it be held ut such time and place rs
will accommodate him and they deem the
most suitable.
The proposition for Council Market
WAS introduced by Deputy Boyden, and
discussed at length by him and the dele
gates present and it was voted that a
Council Agent be appointed and Council
Market established, and Brothers f. T..
Andrews. G.. f.. Moody and J. F. HOLSTER
were appointed committee of irvestiga-
ton to report Il plan for Il market and to
secure IN agent to take charge of the mar
kct and to report at the next Council Meet
inc. Much interest IS manifested through
out the county respecting market and
Council agent. Washington county stands
second in Vermont in the amount of butter
produced annually and her butter should
be second TO none in quality; vet butter
sells in the markets established in other
counties considerably higher than the
price realized by the butter producers of
Washington county. Why this difference?
Is our butter inferior OF do we pay too
many commissions to those shipping it for
us? \ Council Market will solve the
problem and call dealers from the cities
and s;overeigns to buy our butter. and we
will improve its quality and realize good
! price for good ;uticlc
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08

UoIDING FAST TO ITS OLD NAME. which
it has carried successfully through the long
period of Mifty-t01r gears. the -inertcm
.fJricu1uriA swings ont its banner for the
centennial Year" with the viTor of the
prime of life, and with well founded prom
Uses of still greater achievements in its ap-
propriate sphcre-tlat of plain, practical.
highly instructive and trustworthy family
journal. Its name adopted at the start for
a snecial field of work, has become almost
4 missioner, because it is now equally
useful to city, village, and country. The
closing number OF volume 81, now before
us. like its usual issues, is full of good
THINGS, varied in contents, which are pre-
pared with much labor, thought and care,
and illustrated with over sixty well cXecut-
ell and well printed original sketches and
enoravinrs This Journal is 4 marvel of
cheapness, beauty and utility, costing only
Sl,G0 n year, postage included. for its
more than 100 double pages of useful in
formation, and 800 to COO. or more. of fine
engravings. Every family should have it.
Orange Judd Company, Publishers. 2i5
Broadway, New York City.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
c. E \ 7 AZ R
J. | y | VI + n Il S

SO nearly perfect thu recipes # these Wonderful
pain soothing and healing CI.tar Linllnents that We
can confidently say that theyW alleviate anypaln ars
ing from flesh. bone OF muscle lerangenentA We a.,
not pretend that they Will mend broken leg
inmate bolls, but such they reduce.
the inflammation and stop the pain Nor can guar
anee the proper results where the body is POISONED b,
whishey- Temperance Is necessary to proper
rhyslcal.as mental condition
The White Centaur Linment is particularly adapted
to all cases Of Rheunat Iurnbalo Neuralgia Fry
sielas Itch. SIraiIs. Chbains Bruises Stincs
P"s0ns, Scalds Scatica Weak back Pains the side.
Wounds. Weeping Sinews. Burns, Frosted Feet Palsy,
Ear-ache. Tooth ache Head ache. Ulcers, odd Sores
Broken Breasts. S"fe Nipples. Sore Throat. Group.
DIrhthsria etc The most Of these complaints the
taur Iinamen Will cure all of them VIII benefit 1t
Will extract the poison from fltS and slns. will
cure burns and scalds without scar The follow ips
hut sample Of a thousand similar testimonials:
ANTIOCH. ILL., Dec l. Is.4
Ny wife, has f"r a long time. been terrible suf
rians and many remedies The only thing which has
given her relief Is .entaur IlnIment- reJ"ice
Y RING. + ,stnlaster''
1t Is ini-pu,able fat that the LInrnents
are performing before effected 10y any 1T
paration IN existence. like chronic Rheumatism Of
thirty years standing. strairhenu- fingers and FONTS
which had been stiff f. years M I'll. soreness
from burns. &c
one dollar. fifty cents. invested III tenaur
Liniment Will Toe within reach when accident occurs
and Will do more good than ANY amount money
pad for medical ATTENDANCE When PLY
called they frequently If course
charge several prices f.r II.
The Yellow Centaur Liniment
is adapted t. the Tough skin an; flesh Of the
animal creation. Its effects spa
win Sweeny Wind Gall. 81. Head and roll Evil.
little less than marvellous.
Messrs J Mcclure 4 co. Druggists. cor Lin aud
Front SITS, Cincinnati, O.. say:
In our neI.hborhopi a number If Transfers are
using the Cetaur Iinlrnent They pronounce it su-
perlpr To- anything they have ever used We sell a.
high as oHrt five i zen bottles FER month to- owners
of horses and mule
We have volumes II testimonials describing cures oi
Spralns. Hicks. Gals. Poll-Evil. I.-Heai and even
Founders, which are little los than narveIs y"
owner OF animal af pr he VIII. ut hottie IF
Centaur Liniment. which any day may Truve worth
twenty times its cost
Sold every where. b;lt prepared o.lly at the
Laboratory Of j. Il. Rose & Co.
A. DFY ST NV York
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08
Probate COHrt.

HARVEY TILpEN, Judge. N.A.CHANt. k"-Ist"r.
The following business was transacted
in the Probate Court of the District of
Washington, during the week ending De
ccmbcr T.:
Nov, So. Mary NJ. Cris:v'> estate. and
Eliakim Allen, c>tatc--Admin>tra;
accounts allowed.
Dec. ). Mary Dolbcars estate Josiah
Wood. administrator.
Dee. t. William Moore's estate. and
Sally Moorc's estatc-I.icenses to sell real
estate granted. !. F.. Lowelfs guardian
ship-Guardian account allowed. John
H. Flint's estatc-O. ID. Edgerton, admin
istrator: A. +. Andrews ard Hollis l.. Rich
appraisers; John l. Moseley an! Hollis
l.. Rich, commissioners.
Dec g. William Woodbury's estate
Will referred for probate to December %.
O. f. Lewis cstate-application for license
to sell real estate referred to December
%
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08
RUl YOUR COAL!

The subscriber wishes 30 aIE";.u,. to tie PEOPLE o
Montpelier and vicinity that he Ill sell load
of coal for small Inar<n thankful for past pat
rona-s and ho! ius for continuation Of the same.
r2.;f GEO. r FOSTER.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-12-08

CROSS AND SICILY CHILDREN can De made heal
thy and strong by regulating their stomacts and
bowels with Castpria- 1t Is more effective than
Castor on and Is as pleasant to take honey. For
Wind Collie, Sour stomach, W orms and Costvenes<,
there is nothing in existence equal to Castora.