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, 1875-06-13

Important to the Preservation Of Teeth
John Goshnell's Cherry Tooth-Paste,
the most etfcacious deEttfrica known Try It. Tu9
ssls by III druggists. Whoeaals agenta, Tarzay b
bradley, III ApG l73 Randolph street.
, 1875-06-13

Cry4tz. Palace Green House, corner
Madison ttreet and Aahl&ud Avanue. II. C. Muller,
Florist Great elosinx-out sale, IN order to RaAks
for Large invoice Of pau;s nov in transit from
tho East, for week only, commencing Xonda7,
luna Il, viii sell 6ftseu plAnty ror IL
, 1875-06-13

one Of the most beautiful painting ve havs svsx
u On exhibition 1t Gandles studio, touthsass
ssat4 and Warrington stscata do and vhas
ish
, 1875-06-13

On Small Monthly rnstal1ments.
The old family tayortte, the Weed Sewing acatns,
can b. had monthly payments, 1t = hharA dts-
co1nt fer cAah+ 0sace, .a>3 Wabash aysnnA.
, 1875-06-13

4 constant cough, with sao:tuess of breath, fitting
xr:ensth, and wasting Of fesh Al eeoksn lnns1 uors
lcta seriously sHectcd. sud demanding ptonps
sreatneat By using DE. Iaynes Expec.o1ant serious
results nay b. either ayoi0e1 Of palihie3.
, 1875-06-13

Wle~1u Greene. ID 8sate sid 131 Twen:y- :y-s~oond
ssreet have tu4t received very nobby styles IN
:ents low shosa 10th acs and buck!a Cali IN aad
tam.
, 1875-06-13

The Pittaours Va.> Inde1-Appenl aays th.t
Washington Jones, In Industrious colored citizen
Of Diuwiddle. made On his farm in that county
last year the following fine c4bp. NTH tns
assistance Of one nan, girl and ! boy, and
or,y Que mule 10 p!oE:
II tnf4.r-a ~ htr,
, 1875-06-13

Spring Lake Magnetic Water,
by Buck RAyuee, makers Of this ~ Nan" 0o2oxnA.
, 1875-06-13

eaAas machine for 80! This IL the proclamation q
tha Wilson Sowing Machine Company to th& osopla
6a!earoom 197 State street
This Company want sew 11QSa good acrats
, 1875-06-13

Hallett. Davis & Co'4
Grand. squire and upright p=noa for ale onJ 1t
the piaro-rooms Of n. ". KiuhAu, eorn&< st<ss md
Adkn4 ktteotA.
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a stFiki,,g Contrast.
60 - ] - Il -.


Frem the New Orleans Balletin.
No doubt many Of our legisla-
tors have received communications
aeh " the one we publish below,
With which we haye beeu furnished
bv the gentleman 10 whom II was
addressed
NEW OBEEANs, April Z. 1876.
Hon.
DEAR SIN Knowing that you
are a member IT the Legislature.
which viii soon meet / take the
liberty 70 call your attention t0
tha principal cause oE The low
stats of 0ur ciga tinance, and what
] say ] defy any man to ooatra-
dict. Nuw sir. let me point ont
10 yon tie load that holds ns
down. aud Will hola ns down antil
removed by legislative acts
IIis city has } population of
about 225. goo, Tie eiFy 81 ST.
LNuis has Il population 0f a25 Q00
New 0Fleaas has seven p0lica
courts, four nuuicipa police
courts ana three nslie8s ot she
peaea Will criminal Jurisdiction
thesa cost the citY more thaa
S50,0oD peF xsar viii CLERKS court
afiieefs, ste 81 Louis An ono
police court for the whole eily
one iudge villa els salary 81
$4,000 pet ar ihe S1iminas
Sheriff office ia hew orleans
costs tNa city more lAuu sl9QQ
iH Goaa ahe aliel
Hmannt to Ell.
st. louis enc eafaue faF
$1,000 ia Aew Orleans tWg eQg
ane 8 n
Kea police peg
eeal number
a2l ia Nau 0gleans gfa cost lor
polie u 100000 lu M L0Uis
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THE BEST PAPER TRY TT.
POsTAaE FREE

PosT4aE FREE.
TNHE SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
i now ia its thirtiath year, enjoys
hs " al rculatirn fany weekly rev spaper
Of the Kind ir he world A new volume
commence January 1878.
Its couhnt embrace ,ha latest and mOsl
increasing infrmaii0n pertaining u .he Tadus
trial. n chanca', and Scientific Progress hf
the Worlds bts FiPtians With Bs ntifal
en- rav,n8s, of n d Inventors, New fmFlg-
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of all kinds; rseul Notes re ines. Suggos,
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Wo kHcn and Employers, in all the various
artS
The SCTFET'FTc AMERICAN Il the
heapeS and lest illustrated weekly paper
iuhli HID Every member contains IL "a lea
70 81 cen origpaltuaFaving new macliaefJ
,na novel i0ven ioas.
IN 4RANTNGS. Illustrating Tmproyemfnta
Disco eries aaa Impprtant Works ertainisg
p Civil q Neeh nie Engineering Mi ling,
M inc and tallusgy; kecar q the latest
pg0grsss ju The plica,ious og StHam Steam
Engiaee ina. Railways ship Buildieg Nsvi-
vati,n TelsgFaphy, telegraph fupineeEing
klessricity, Mirpetism. Light Fna II at
FARMERS Mechanics Fngins Isl Turents
ora Manufacturers Chemists, LoveTs q Seience
teachers. Clereym0a. LlwysTs, and People af
VI Professions, wsll fna tue 8 TENTIEIC
MERTeAN usefni a. them Il sinoi have
a pli inev y FsmilY Library snay nfee
ard Cou tiug II en-; 10 every Raa d{ne Room
Co leee, Academy. 81 scheol
years numbers confain $50 psges ansl
several irDdted ErQrtVings Theusa a. 81
velvWes aFe preserve tat bltdsns ara reference.
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the subserip .on price. TsFms s. 20 yeag
hy mail sincluaing posiaSa, niseaanl n Clubs
Special eirculnrs ana specimeas aent free,
Mny Ia hsd az I'LL News Uealo
PATIENTS n c0nfeesion Wifh ihe SCI =
FtFfc AMEhtc n MfssFs Nnnn q Oh ara
Solicitors 81 Amegiean an4 Forts pstcnts.
ppd hare jec aaVgesl u tahlishmanl In Gne waFla
Wore q fity sioQean spplira'ioas have
bscn made far patents tlrough their argnev
Rntents afa eat8lnad M fhe hesf terms.
Notes og Ncw IgcHsieus tad q 8e phe
examin anAmdHire ifee. A sneeias nngieo
i tin tne ciof tiHe AmtfieaH 81 81 iaVeU-
lions paientai t6eaNA this aMa ey. Wi.h fAe
name AID ryiAsneeof the Patento, PatsnN
aFe afsaa seld u nart M whusa "a par.nN4
astrd ted 10 lie intertiaH Is saeh ua8cs
end for Pamnt9sl lIa reeeS zen aipips lae
tnd fnll III e9i3o & fer obgainiea pafsrls
adsirss. fof De Hauar ~ center8iNe pst6u
MUM & Ca park Eos. N Neh
ofice corner T AID serealh Streets Washieg-
on, q. G. gt9
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c ERIK Of criminsi court, salary
S2599 81 New 0Hasas elerks of
criminal court 090 In ST.
Louis TIE B9a Aldermen
costs nothing ID ew Orleans
$4,000
Give the eler IF Cur civil
courts B salary and "a the rev
euus go 30 the city
Those bills ougl.t Is be drawn
up hafote tie Legislature meets,
aud bare them ready CD push
through because the ka6 ls viii
tgy to kiil time 81 4uFreiing. hli-
buslering, etc because reform
does not c0nceru them Let laTor
Leeds ha consulted on tais matter,
and f iaa city con push these acts
through the Legislature
ies the city be saved one million o.
dollars per year, that Is Is robbed
.of, cr il fact that II fhr9RD awaY.
Yours, etc, Tax KEg.
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Rram. tie Brandon Republican.
+ Cannot Pray e0F Papa.
q ~ vIaeIall TR1ET1.


RF MRs, yIReiaiA ERAHTzs
q sweet Child kpslt at nalhsrs knee
LispiHg Der evening prayer5
her lusg, 5ofs tfe SIS. g5ideHly.
Fell round hsr forehead fair
oae piukish foot pcepea sIgIt throusa
This Hhile q 6s If heF dT8a
AID 81 Der silg'ry little tones
Were tuned e happine.s.
With hwss hands cIaaped. and blue eyes closet
Ier fsee uptarued toward heas'u
Ehe shanksd toe FathsF 81 Bis ere.
AID daily blessirgs given
Bot Vhen shs came unto that part
Tbieh al fbe ehfl5rsu k1ca.
And said "Ch God. Bless Mona dsar.a
No aihsr could be 81
Unfoldiug lhen Bet lite bands,
And opening vide her sys
Lean rot pray for papa nop
What shall 40 n shs cries.
"Ob ! lstSme prfy for him mana
Piease tel NE What 70 say
You know aluays prayed fef hun
Before he vent away"
"Butpapa has no need for prayers
The saddened usbther slid,
Whila tears nom hes fuit, aehins hears
Fell on he golden head
Your 9apas safe in heaven Gov,
With Our dear God ATTEST
NJ, darling. b aeed not Jour prayers.
Ige i alfea blest'
= Bat mama, cant say my prayers,
uuless call bis name
Please lst me pray for him sona how
TfT don't say q same
"0h ~ no ssv, thlnk Thee God,
II had papa dear,
Who always was s. kind ana gOod
Toas when IS Has here
Oh! let ne stiil cur father thank,
These rev W1rds u lsi be ays
And keep my papa ia ny prayers,
Theu can always pray
The mother learned iha lesson sweet
Ard sftly said, You may
Ard nighay now 81 Jeaus feet,
Tuey both for paPa pray.
Is mot the memory o. that love
4 llsssins g bsr s,il9
Aud through hef hank uIscas shs feels
Resigned into bis Will.
Oh. five only could thank Goa
For blessings We have had,
How any souls, row dark with gtief
Would rise up aud 20 glad
YES. fTom ibis little darlings lips,
a lesion we moy Il 81,
Ard tor tue tlessiags ue'vs enjoyed
Ie God our thaass EO.ufn,
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The Darnls. an Civil L.l-na..


A sapient looking dark8y in
Fayetteville, Tenn, oseiIlating he-
tween twenty aad Twenty-Five sum-
mers, overlook an old esto 81 tbs
street the other day. AID, ee3ging
him in a fence corner, proceeded
to acquaInt him with alithe gorge
ous pr8visions 81 tile Civil Rights
bib Young Aiaiea impaF tt
old Srica d fund Of valaabaa im
lormation, thus
well. Uucla Billy. Summers
Swivel Right bill ha tl ae
Senate oh da United b ate lous
mugmur
is dat So. 5osiaF
/" Jess Sd, Uncls lly And sy,
Uncle Billy, Ne eola1 pu ems ID
gWina to hs alIo0ed st8n at da
hotels and st &c aa Be sb al
table. and hab Z 81 ees sb
ae chicken, and lag around ia dB
parloE, and spit Oh @ Carpets and
make ds white trash hustle m
selves and wait on us wdoat
gruniblisg. and aheneNer 5e boss
ob de concern shoves i Bilrat n
veil hab him seus Ga Washington
and obscuFed il de p.enipoten
tiary
Is dur So JosiaF
& Jess SO, Gncla Billy AND say,
Uncla Billy, wes guihe ao he 81
lowed to 20 q dg g6ite schools
and set up Ga ee platorm id sla
teacher AID learn gshug fig
germanometTy, aeomin Latin,
Dutch, Efanch. Ghoesav a.eee
bray. rheumaties. de rule of thrice
and &c diaffhea.
Good God is dat so, 5osiar
ess So, Uncle Billy. And say,
Uncle Billy, wss gwine so be al-
lowed to be buried ID flalig eDeins
wia looking glasses Oh top 0b
dem, and liay viii hat to CARR 1s
on hearsa to da CRUDE vasd, and
bury Us So Cop ob ao Nlise folks.
% when de day 81 resurrection am
arrived ard de angal Gabriel come
,oOtiu along, hel sing ont sroo
lis tsumpet All as fu0 coiored
gsmmsn tiss fnst And Tue
sle killY, CID parNisions of dat
4 Whats dat sou say 1aui So
josiah
Well. Unele 8illg I was ewine
1n to staEes ala parFislons ub dat
liIl
Stop right das, Josiaf You
iay doris pgyvisians in dnt blu N
|" Jess sa Lncla Billy Ne per-
,isions oh le biiI
Sop right there. Jos.e E
laf N psggisions VI aat his want
sack oh tloar dis w ninuit
9am ae snokin in da ladies car.
.nd ae gahogFsphg sna 8e asia
.nd she itasic C0hn ant a
ieryslons ays al der
5 sn le hill Nu cent?
~
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JOHN BOTS,
f u i. N t ure Dc al eT !,

f u r. n ure Dc al g I. !,
No. I52 and 1874 Camp street,
Next to ST. Patrick's Church.
Sells furniture at very low prices. Packs repairs,
Upholsters aud Varnishes Furniture in the best
style. He att nds to Packing, Mosng and Shippir &
performance OF all contracts Second hand Furniture
purchased and liberal Cash pr.ce paid also Fur
niture taken storage, and advances made on
Thanking his patrons and the public generally for
their liberal patronage in the past lie would respect
fully solicit their orders for the coming year.
lli I'm
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AND EASTERN CITIES.
His large experience in the selection of articles of
HOISTERY, FURNITURE. PAPER HANG
INGs etc. and the peculiar and exceptional advaD-
tages possessed by him in making purchases, has
enabled him to lay in stock of goods which for
cellence elegance style and prices can not be sur
passed in the South.
To his assortment of Looking Glasses, articles of
Fan.y Furniture and his stock of rich and beautiful
Coverings and Trimmings for Furniture. he especially
invites the pal cular attention Of his friends and the
public.
His stock of Curtain Stutfs Window Shades, Bob
binet Curtains Cornices, Cords and Tasse will be
found at srce extensive and tasteful. Gold Silver,
Velvet and Decoration Paper and cheap Wall Paper,
at lowest prices Parlcu lar attention paid to making
Lambreq uins and Curtains in new styles.
d22 tial Store, ~ Royal street,
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Office New Orleans and CarrolltOn Railroad
Company. New Orleans December 3, 1e75-The an
Bua election for Directors of this Company will take
place, according to law, MONDAY, January 3,
ls76, between the hours Of 10 A. NJ. and Z. NJ, at
the office No. II Baronne street
do I'm F. MCBRIDE, Secretary
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S. W.. NJ.

s. w. M.-Special Notice.-The Officers and
Members Of the Crescent Conclave No. Il
1uested to meet at the Hall corner Exchange Alley
and Bienve street for the purpose of installing the
Officers fer the ensuing term Members OF the order
are especially invited
BY order OF NJ E. A.
d2l* LIE. PETERSON Scribe.
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Office of Crescent Saw Mill Association of
New Orleans - New Orleans Dec. H. 1S75-The
Stock holders Of this ssociation hereby notified
that in Conformity with Article VIII of the Charter
of said Association tho annual elect of ~
directors TO the ensuing year will be held at
this office, Water and Genera Taylor streets
on MONDAY ID. eember ~, 1875, between the hours
of 10 A. NJ. and L. NJ.
dis tdt r.. NTCOTIE Secretary
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BALLS.

COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS
w. +. ENGLAND Chairman;
J. Bolwinkle, j. L. Coulon,
+. j. Letten, L. +. LeceIc.
Tickets s., emitting each ticket holder to q chance
in the Rattle of Silver Pitcher al d Tray.
Ladies attending this Ball will receive a number.
emitting them to chance in the Rattle of Silver
TitiAg Pitcher and Goblet.
Applications for ladies' invitations may be left
with any member of The above committee. or at Jos.
p. Schuers, 6612 Cnartres street. No ladies' invita-
tons will be issued after the a8th December
Bar, Restaurant and Ladies Saloon under the di-
rection of j. Kennair of the Sugar Bowl Saloon.
dig 26 80 81
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Office of the New Orleans Insurance COmpa-
ny, New Orleans, 18th Dec, 1S75-Notice Is hereby
given that in onformity tn article sixth IF the
charter of this company the annual elton of
Twelve Directors to during the ensuing year,
will be held az this office, Canal and Camp
streets, on MONDAY 27th December, 1879, between
the hours of 10 A. NJ. and , Z. NJ.
dill I'd J. w. HINCKS Secre ary.
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Rooms Democratic Parish Conn
mittee.
PARISH OF ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS NOvem Der 49, 1875.
At a meeting of this committee, held on the 18th
inst, it was
Resolved, That the Parish Committee cordially ap-
prove and recommend the resolutions adopted by the
State Cen raj Committee at its meeting, calling a
State Convention for the first Wednesday in Janu-
airy.
Resolved That the President of the Parish Com
mittee be authorized and instructed to cal meeting
of the different Ward Clubs of this city on THURS
DAY The 3Oth of December for the purpose Of elect
ing delegates to the State Convention to be held on
the first Wednesday in January next. Each ward
to elect the number of delegates allotted to it in the
published apportionmNt of the State Central Com,
mittee. The polls TO be open from o'clock A. M
until o'clock P NJ
The several wards entitled to representation
follows, apportioned by the State Central Com
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Kr,ls s. Co. Champagne.

1Onn BASKETS NOS. i1O,5o1 AND III, 800,
lOUO landing ex steamer HANOVER from
Havre for sale by A. ROCHEREAU & Co,
d22 st 16 and Is st. Louis street.
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Mechanic.' and Traders Bank-New Or
leans, December Ii 1515.-The annual election for
Directors of this Bank to for the ensuing year
will be held at the Banking House MONDAY,
January 18th, 1916, between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
and ? p. M. MOSES HARRIS
dl7 ia 1S Cashier
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N0tice--The annual election for seven direc.
tors will be held by the stockholders of the Canal
Street, City Park and Lake Railroad Cnmpany at
the office No. North Basin street, MONDAY
January 8 1876 between the hours of 12 M. and 2
p M, provided in article of the chatter of
the company r. NJ HARRISON,
d1Stu
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
~~oocooo~oo~o~4oc-ooOo~
MRS cHANFRAU's VARIETIES THEATER.
Friday-McCULLOUGH BENEFIT.
Benefit of the greatest of the worlds young TRACE
dans
MIR. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
As
GTHELLO.
a wonderful personation, cOntempOraneously equaled
only by Salvini's vivid triumph.
CHRISTMAS NIGHT-Riehard Ill
GIFT MATINEE CHRlSTMA>-Free distribu-
comedy KATHERINE AND PETRUCHI0.
Mr.. Mccullough Petruchio role displaying
MONDAY, j &c 27-Mr Mccullough in his tn, ling
performance of The Gladiator. d24 1t
CT. CHARLES THEATER-
Engagement for limited period of the Peerless
T. O T A,
Supported by the Favorite Comedian MR. E. A
LOCKE, and the Eminent Actor, MIR. G. w:
COULDOCK, aud SUPERIOR DRAMATIC
COMPANY all under the management of MR..
HENRY E. ABBEY.
Thursday Evening, December 23,
ZIP; Or Point Lyndo Light.
ZIP-------- .LOTTA
FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Ev'NGs,
THE LITTLE DETECTIVE.
LOTTA in six characters.
SATURDAY Christmas Day. at Noon -LOTTA
MA1INEE-ZIP. A GIFT TOY will be given to
every child in the audience.
Doors open at o'clock performance commences at 8.
B, office op N from 10 to 4. d25 tt
DIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
ID "a st. Charles street.
Tue.day, Dec. 81, and for the Holidays.
Produced in Magnificent Style, j. Baldwin Buck
stons Gorg Spectacle,
THE Ice WITCH.
Surprising in splendor ANYTHING ever produced in
CHkIsTMAS AND NEW YEARS HOLIDAYS
New and Brilliant Scenery, Dazz ing Transforms ton
Novel Mechanical Effects, Rich and Unique
Mountings Elegant and Costly Costumes New
and Popular Music
Engaged expressly for this great Spectacle TIE
SEGR ST MIDGEFS THE ST FELIX BAL
LET TROUPE, THE NICOLO BROTHERS and
Others.
lIutinp es Wednesdays and Saturdays.
The Annual TOY GIFT MATINEE will take place
on CHRISTMAS, Dec 25. d2l
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L. MCBRIDE, Secretary.
New Orleans CT v Railroad Conn

pay, III Canal street, New Orleans, Dec. 81 1916
NotIce to tockholders-Notice is hereby given to
tae Stockholders of this company to appear at this
once within Ten days from this date, and VOTE
flrst-tor the approval non approval of the
consolidation of the raid company with the New Or
leans, Metarie and Lake Railroad Company, as per
agreement entered into by the said companies this
day and date
Second-For the issuing of one thousand shares
OF stock OF the consolidated company.
d22 lot g. e. LEWIS Secretary
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Special NOtice-TO Bayou LafOurche ship
pers-Steamer ROBERT YOUNG will remain in the
Bayou L fourche trade permanently leaving every
SATURDAY and WEDNESDAY, reports to the
co trary Notwithstanding. W. II. DANIEL,
dig If Owner Steamer Poh Youup
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Mr.. III. N. Siebrecht.
40 ROYAL STREET,

HAS JUST RETURNED FROM NORTHERN
AND EASTERN CITIES
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Office New Orleans and CarrolIton Railroad
Company-New Orleans. Dec 90 ls75.-Ata special
meeting OF the Board of Directors held this day
dividend OF Three Do lars per share was declared
payable on and after January 20 1s76 making eioht
per cent declared out of The profits of the year 1875
d2i lot Y. MCBRIDE SECRETARY
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The several Central Ward Clubs are as follows:
First Ward James II. Grover, President.
Second Ward w. T. Houston, President.
Third Ward, J. r. S. Seleck, President
Fourth Ward, John LIE Monnier President.
Fifth Ward, Leon Queyrouze President
Sixth Ward, O. Morel, President.
Seventh Ward, JAS D. Edwards Pre- sident.
Eighth Ward, d. Sullivan, President
Ninth Ward f. Dudenhefer, President
Tenth Ward d. p Mahoney, President
Eleventh Ward, R. II. Mari, Pre-. ident-
Twelfth Ward Eugene May, President
Thirteenth Ward, Mr.. Clarke, President
Fourteenth Ward, E. 0. Carter, President
Fifteenth Ward Benz F, Kelley, President.
Sixteenth Ward, - President.
Seventeenth Ward, President.
P. MALOCHEE President.
WILL STEVEN, Vice President
f. L. BOWER, Secretary. MI
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EDUCATION.

nLMSTED HIGH SCHOOL GRAMMAR
~ School and Primary Department 40 Futerpe
street. Scholastic year commences September /.
lIx,Sr
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Wants aud To Rent inserted in the BULLETIN for
fifty cents.
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-20
A MURDERED DRUMMER.
Charles Kirby Killed Near Cohoos

Charles Kirby Killed Near Cohoos.
A correspondent of the New York World
writes that journal that the dead body of
Charles Kirby, travelling agent for the to-
bacco firm of Shields & Co., of Albany,
was found in the road in lonely part of
Rensselaer, county on Friday, by two boys
who were hunting. The skull was crushed
In and the throat cut. There had been q
struggle In the road, the traces of which
plainly indicated that large dog had been
one Of the contestants. The latter was
found dead near by, its head being smashed
with stone. The dog was the property
Of Kerby, and had no doubt assisted him
in his struggle with his assassins. His team
aud wagon were found in the woods. The
wagon was broken open and rifled of its
contents. 1t is thought that Kirby had a
large amount of money with him when he
left Cohoes in the early part of last week,
none was found on his person. He had
been in the employ of Shields & Co. about
year, and was well known throughout
eastern New York and the states of New
Hampshire, Vermont and Massachusetts.
He was on his out trip. His body was
sent to Hoosic Falls, where he resided. No
trace of the murderers had been discovered
at last accounts
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-10-20
Governor Yarmouth and the Artist.

The following amusing colloquy took
place few days since on the depot steps
at North Bennington, between Governor
Yarmouth of Louisiana, and young ar
fist OF Bennington. Governor Yarmouth,
who had been spending few week at the
Equinox House at Manchester, stepped off
at the depot while a change was being
made in the train. The artist wished to
see an agent for the centennial Atlas, that
was also coming in at the same time, and
from the description received of the agent
the Governor answered to it 10 every par
ticular. Scott, as this was the artists name,
stepped up to the Governor in very gen.
tlemanly manner ard asked him if he was
the agent for the centennial Atlas. The
Governor, who is quite tall and very dig
nified. pulled his linen buster around his
slender form, and in deep stentorian
voice replied: "Sir, l am agent for no
one" Scott was dumbfounded for mo-
ment, by the manner in which the Gov
ernor had addressed him, but gathering
himself up and initiating the Governors
voice as near as possible, replied "The
HI you ANTI" This being more than the
old fellow could bear, he wrapped his dust
er tighter around him, and started for the
cars amid the smiles of his fellow passen-
onvc