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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19


Several weeks ago Chef of Police Avres
received the following letter from New Or
leans which will explain itself:
NEW ORLEANS, November 6, 1875.
DEAR SIR-ln 1865 cattle dealer by the
name of j an Lsdebat, and resident of
the city of New Orleans, left for the West
with the intention of purchasing cattle and
shipping them to this market. He had, in
view OF his fu,ure purchases, taken with HIM
in cash from $500 to $4,000. One shipment
had been received here by his agent, when
the news OF his death reached his family and
friends He had evidently dro wned himself
in the county of Vermont. some where n, a ,
Evansville. At the time the news reached
here 1t was also reported that a sum of
s2ooo to <3Vo0 had been found on the body
OF the deceased. His family wrote to the
authorities of the place of his death, claim
ing the said money, and the answer was
sent that the money OF the deceased had
been opened, and the amount found on him
paid over to the administrator, one Charles
Foushner or Foushrer; that the said amonnt
could be easily recovered by applying to
said administrator. Several letters were
addressed to him; all remained unanswered.
Finally, some eighteen months past, a per-
son from Indiana, then in this city, offered
to Ladebats heirs to furnish them with all
the information necessary to secure the
amount coming to them, on conditions that
they should divide with him by halt This
offer was refused, and the party left with.
out giving the least informai ion.
ANY information that you NAV be able to
give me that might assist me in the recov-
cry of the sum found. ss above stated, will
DO thankfully received, and should YOU see
fit to intrust this matter to some person
who will make the necessary inquiries his
services will be literally rewarded, If sue.
cesstul.
Hoping that you will give to this matter
your earliest attention, and to hear from
you soon, l remain respectfully,
TIL LOMBARD,
Box 1858. New Orleans.
Upon this wild clew Mr.. Ayres set to
work to discover if any such man had been
drowned in this county. He searched the
records of this county for that and ap.
proximate dates, bnt his search was fruit.
lees. He then went to all the gentlemen
who are known as compendiums of local
history; but they all united that such a
tragedy was not among the memories that
clustered about their declining years This
was pro OF positive that no such aft air had
ever occurred, because it would have lived
in gossip.
Mr.. Ayres was not to be so easily discour-
aged, but continued his investie ations in
Posey county, where he discovered in the
records that the body of John Ladebst had
been found, with $l35S in money upon it, at
the date mentioned In the letter. The ad-
miDistrstor appointed by the court was
Charles Fuhrer, who ia ct present inaolvent,
and the restitution of the money will have
to be made by his bondsmen. The amount
of his bend was ample.
There are several very strange things
connected with the sdministratorship
which have not been explained, and viii
not likely be, = it 10 highly probable that
oil curiosity will oeaao with tho reA0vepv At
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LOST,
OFFICIAL NOTICES,
PROPOSALS..

DEPARTMENT OF FIslS
City Hall, New Orleans, November S ISL
SEALEO PROPOSALS WILL RE- RE, 'EIv cd U
y tw, I've o'clock NJ WEDNESDAY, Deceme
for the exchange of thirty-eight hundred d
premium bonds at tnelr face value and i ten
old bonds OF the city OF New Orleans, also o.
late cities OF Jefferson and CarrolltOu.
AL old bOlds exchanged will BIZ preserved 70
until the premium b ,nds are redeemed with
miums
Proposals must bs directed to the Com missio
Of the Consolidated Debt, and Endorsed Prop
for exchange of bonds.
The right to reject all bids is reese we'd.
nO6 2taw tde22 I'D. PtLSBURY, AdmiListrsi
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SUCCESSION NOTICES
Succession of Arthur Woods.

Succession of Arthur Woods.
SECOkD DISTRICT COURT FOR THE "a
- of Orleans, No. 80, 748.-Notice is hereby
TO the creditors of this estate and To all otne
sons herein interested to show cause withi
days from the present notification, If any
have or can, why the account presents
Il I. Parker, public sdminiHt at,,r and adl,is
tor of this estats, should not be homologsle
approved, and the funds distributed in accof
Herewith.
By order of the Court. =,
de @ ~ 26s FRANK PACE, JR. Z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
MARKETS.
Domestic Mark cts.

NEW YoRx, Decen bei 10, Evening.-Money easy;
closed 1T 4. Exchange quiet ard drni - s5,s.
Gov. IN me- to dull and lower for '6ss auo 67's; the
lest sts adv state bonds quiet al d nomlnal.
The following 10 the weekly bank statement,
Loans, oecwSed S2871 sou, specie. deer. ased
e433 COS gal tsndels, decreased 81 $50 400; de-
posis sssd 81 100 500 crculatlon, decI sased
e89 100; pserves, decreased 81, Gas
At tie Cotton Exehange during the week the
naikrt on the spot fas been somewhat irregular
and ohleiAl quot<tsens have been revi- cd on sev.
sIsl osys, elosips Arm q prices Which show some
last week there has been more demand on the
Apot from both expoftess and spiunszs, but busi-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

BREMBN-BaTk kmly-939 bales cotton
Lhirh-baIk .andina--l0 $3.50 SKIS oilcake 341
slaves
Nv ERPOoL--St eamship Memphis--5007 bale,
cotton 1900 sks oilcake bales skins pkgs mdse
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
BILLIARDS.,
MILLER's billiard PARLOR

NILLERsS BILLIARD PARLOK
Tue undersigned beg to announce that they
rehtted ami refurnished their
BILLIARD ARLOR,
Corner of 81. Charles and Common sir
For the winter campaign, aud have DIX
added TWO NEW BRUN WI AND Bake b
TABLES, SO THAT they are enabled to tfec 10
fons OF the game u res ,rt unsurp .ssed .,
similar establ shment in the country.
We are tine agents in New Drlsaus for the
Brunswick and Bake Company. aud are pirl
to supply lablrs and other 6i lizard goods from
celebrated manufactory.
nu2l MILLER BROTHs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

BELOW-COMING UP.
EXPORTS.

Ship Adophus, Rose, from Liverpool October u, to
schultz &eO-
Bark olai, III borg from Liverpool October 2, to
G J Shepherd too
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

peror OF Brazil will embark on board the
II, nelirs on the twenty sixth of March for
New York, to begin his tour OF North
America and Europe.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
IMPORTS

LIVERPOOL-Bars Onni-600O SKIS malt
NEW foRK-Steamship HudsO -Astd mdse
NEW YORR-Steamship George W Elder -Astd
mtho
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PROPOSALS. FOR WHARF IAPRO
MENT BONDS.

DEPARTMENT. OF PsAs
City Hall, New Orleans, Decetn Der IS, 1871
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RBCBlysl
~ this Department until twelve O'CLOCK
THURSDAY thu tisth Instant, for the s.t I
CITY of TWELVE WHARF IMPROVEMENT bO
The right to reject all bids is reserved.
dcl9 ed PILsbURY Administers
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LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining In the New Orleans Postonlc
December ~, 1873.

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. ". to 12 NJ.
Persons calling for these letters Will please say
Advertised" and give date.
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COMMERCIAL,
sATuRDAY EVENING, Dec

FATuHDNf EVfNTNII, DtCthDt To, IB,5.
CoTTON-The sales to-day embraced $3.50 bales
at 81 lady prices, unit the latter part of the cav
when factors met the demand more freely AID
prices Here rather easier, rtquiri reduction OF
aso the figures and report of the Exchange as
below
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
GEORGE WOODS L co.
Cambridgeport, Massachus.
Warer0oms:
BOSTON, CHICAGO AND LONDON

IA >hklPTCi.- COMMERC. Al Il.
L or Individuals DESTROYS of availiDg them..1
OF the benefit OF the bankrupt act can have i
PETITIONS and sche'inles prepared strictly aos
ing TO the bankrupt law rs amended ssn
orders OF the United States Supreme CosT TI
rules of tho United States District Court. Nv
Diving 70 the Undersigned at the office ~
Kellogg Register in Bankruptcy in the Cusa
reasonable. Postoftice box 2O97 ''
oco JOHN s. CARTE
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Arnaud Margaret Mrs
Allor ght Evan Mrs
AlGOrn Annie Miss
Aycock Lou Miss
Austin o W Mrs
Barremore Hattie A Mr.
Backus George NJ Mis-
B ackni"re 4 l. Mrs
Binks Mary Miss
Bvaz William Mrs
Bailey Robert Mrs
Bath Title Miss
Brady Elizabeth
b .linay Mrs
Beri ard Laurent Mrs
Beck Miss
Beckwith Kittie Mrs
Bly, Jane Mrs
Bridges Nellie D Mrs
BOyn Carrie Miss
Brown Elizabe h Mrs
BDynton Be Ii, Miss
B0ner Ernest Mrs
ullock Mary Mrs
Burgess D. L A Mrs
u IKE VI Vi g
Cruzat Mrs
Clarke Maria Mrs
COnmaiN Deval Mrs
Cameron Mrs
Cham barl Il J Mrs
Carr bright Kate Mrs
Christi sen Maggie Mr.
Cr"ue LizZi. Miss
Cuhn B Mrs
ConsIdene A Mrs
Church G W Mrs
Curry Etvina Miss
, birmingham A VI So
DAVIS John Mrs
Da Y W j Mrs
L, mphst y Susan Mrs
pertzrl hlizattth Mrs
De shane Henry Mrs
berries Y Wicrw
uudallOnger Mary
DeiniTy V d Mrs
Dixon d IT,. Miss
Dow lin NJ Mrs
DtN O'oua Miss
Doyle Mira
Ealer + L Mrs
kvbanks Ada Miss
Esnst julia Mis-
kvltt Juila Mrs
Francois Andre Mrs
Francis Louisa + Mrs
Fakes Matte Miss
Flrutge A Mrs
Fiasner p Mrs
Frasier ) 4 Mrs
Flndlay X Miss
Frite iaviIia Miss
FON g Margaret Mrs
Foster Ellen Mrs
Foster Slurs Mss
Foster NJ D Mrs
Geush H l. Mrs
Graisle Louisa Mrs
Gal-land J A Mrs
Golding + Mrs
GJOdin >arah Miss
Green Miss
Green Mrs
Gueluer L Miss
Gregory Pauline Mrs
Gumpert F Mrs
Haas Isabella Mrs
Hardy Anne
Hamilton NJ Mrs
Harrison Ellen Miss
Harris Eliza NJ IS
Henry Nellie MIss
II ruoCh, Il H G Mrs
Head N VI Mrs
Hicks x NJ Mira
Hoth Amelia Mrs
Hogan W H Mrs
Huurly o Mics
Hunter ii Mrs
Humbles Betty
Hughes NJ Miss
In. Mrs
Jedtr Will am Mrs
Johnson Rosa A Mrs
Johnson emma Miss
Jones Adeline Mts
Ioues bliz.b.th Mrs
les anime Il Mrs
XII Ctci'e Miss
Kaufman l. Mrs
Monaghan Alice Mrs
Kerr Emily NJ Mrs
Kline Mala u Mrs
iolIlrr A NJ So
iuut2 Al gels Miss
Suniz Em,l.e Mrs
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
nANIEL MckENDRICk,

HVCohi Sn1 hND STFAMBOHT PLUMBER
FILTER, ETC,
Respectfully announces to his old patrons an,
pnblic generally that he has resumed bnsra.
his new store, centrally located,
M. . 53 Camp street,
opposite It. Patrick's Church, New Orlaar,
and wall g We pr mpt and personal attention IA
new work or relairs in his line
Has on hand and IS receiving all descripti,
BKnSS FAUCETS, WATER aud GAS p Pas, III
etc agent 7 "sTAG'S HEAD" ELEVATED ri
COokiNd RANGES, the best in market.
Orders solicited, and entire satisfaction rns
Ieed ior best materials. latest improvement ].
full and careful workmanship and the yerv II.
CHARGES Wv ~ Ii NJ
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
Weekly Quotations of Hides, Etc,
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF The REPUBLICAN, /
Sunday, December 10, 1875.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.

tIIhhEo ChDa1
British steau ship Memphis Mellon for Liverpool
AUSTRIAN bark Bl"ndna 7, frTUv ch, for Lei(h
German bark Emily, Buchman for Bremen
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Hudson, eager from New York 18th
instant 10 a MOulton-2d districts
Steamship George Elder, K,iS from New York
llth instant TO C Whitney &rO-Algers
Steamship lappshanDock. Prnnleton, from Havana
via Florida polts, TO | bberts-lst district ID
Ship Sabine, 30 land, from Hi wrrp October g, in
ballast to Miller Gco-3d district %
Spanish aafk Udnila kcheyerra II DAYS from Ha,
yaHa TO inas1er-Pnmt
Brig Cair", Rogers FROM Pass Christian TO MASTER
Point
Schooner Ida Bu'lar1 Small, Is days from New
YORK, TO iIaslei-Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Bismarck, Splane from st Louis
L, s-e TsvlUi. Jumel. from tor Rouge
Homer BOardinan. from Shreveport
Governor Alien. Leblanc. from Fort Adams
Frazer, Canton, from Lower Coast
Robert Young, Trrreb0nne, from Thibodaur
Alice. Porter. from Amite river-Nev Basin
iberia, sheldon. from Lower Coast
Amite, Adams. from PensacOlx-New Basin
George Spangler, OPry. from Lower Coast
Mar! ha Bsasstt. from Lower Coast
Josephine COzzens from Union Plantation
Mary Ida. Ruiz. from st James
Durfee SinnOtt, from Montgomery
1enry Fet6. AucOln. from ppnalds0nville
Quaker. Raichle. from Upper Z asst
OAKLAND, smith, from Pittsburg, with IS coal
boats
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LADIES, LIST.

- AASAs
Langs NJ Mrs
Layton NJ Mrs
LarkOor Mary
Leibrok v " Mrs
Leonce Mrs
, LOutsmSn VI Miss
LOusiaunau Mrs
Mauiley Eliza Mrs
Mariner Cora Miss
Mallsm Mary 4 Mrs
Mitchell MARY Mira
hontrose | Mise
Mooney Mary Mrs
M0ultOne Frank Mrs
Montgomery X P Mrs
Miller Charlotte MISS
Martin Louisa Miss
N Kinney Agnes Mrs
Mcfarland D v Mrs
NJ Courd Julia Miss
McMannus Mrs
Met onnell May Mrs
MrCau g ] Miss
MrMillean LA Miss
McCou1nice + A Mrs
Mclaughlin X Miss
McAddams N 1ry Mrs
McCOrd Sara Miss
Mckinney X Mrs
MCINTYRE John Mrs
Mccullough A Miss
NJ Gil L Mrs
J Miskearn Bridget Mrs
Prader Julia Mrs
Patterson Alice
FREEDOM l. Miss
Peals A II Mrs
Phelps Nancy B Miss
Phelps 4 Mrs
Pierce M,rS Miss
Pow ell! Fanny Mise
Pickett J V Mrs
Pierpont A c Mrs
Phelps A l. Mrs
PIckens A j Mrs
Pin teiel Eliza Miss
Pierce Mary B Miss
Pierce Louise Mis-
Porter Virginia Nj.
Quinn Margaret
Regal May Mrs
heed Helen z Mrs
Reid NJ l. Mrs
Rayne Jane Miss
Ridgely A Mrs
Ryan Johanna Mrs
Rlchespn Mrs
Richardson NJ II Mrs
Richards NJ Z Miss
Roussel d Mrs
Roscoe Alice Miss
Rogers Hattie Mise
Ridgeley h C Misc
Rus holz julia Miss
Rupl y Fannie Mrs
Shepperd Henry Mira
Schriber Cath Miss
Shear } W Mrs
Ste sart Addie Mrs
Semmes 7 Mrs
Smith Thee Mrs
Senclair Pealy Mics
Smith Hattie Mrs
Smith lucy Miss
Smith 1mogeue Mrs
Sifers 81 zabe tn hIrs
Scott L liza Miss
Stone Joseph Mrs
s. huyler h VI MIS-
TAYLOR s Mrs
Tay lor Carrie Mrs
Terry s A Mrs
Thompson II Mrs
Toby s Mrs
Torrance : 4 Miss
Todd Ella Miss
Turner Mrs
Verling B Mrs
Va cntine r Miss
Volkman Ema
Nlledibilt II Mrs
Walker NJ A Mrs
Ward Ellen Miss
Ware Celia Miss
Walker Julia
W ashington Louisa
W naelen VI Miss
W harton + J Mrs
Wilson II Miss
Wheeler J Mrs
Williams Z L. Mics
White Adele + Miss
Williams Mary Miss
Williams NJ G Miss
Williams l. Miss
Winter L 4 Mrs
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MISCELLANEOUS,
SHIP LIST.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL,
MONETARY.

NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN OFFICE,
SATURDAY EVENING, December 49, 1875. !
We are indebted to Mr. !. N. Maynard, manager
Of the New Orleans Clearing House, for the 10,
lowing report OF the col dtiOu of the associated
banka, at the close Of business Friday, December
IL lR15
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A RE YOU IN NEED OF MOVE
If 80, Apply at the Corner of DANA,
and st. Louis streets,
Where second hand Furniture, Men aud w.
Clothing French, Bnglish and Spanish BoosSsm
srt beugbt D'oAs, "
Subscription to the Reading Room, S ner ~.
Goods inspected at home if desired '0' LUG
j. BEGON.
de3l y Corner Dauphine and s.. Louis o..
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CPhCIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
DIR. b. WASSERZUG
M INK fa.-l

ss- - w "a ~ "
No. 1875 Canal street, Tn etnirs.
In reply to many inquiries both from reside
ana parties at distance would announce tl.,
mas devoted many years 10 the treatmcD;
CURE or NERVOUS DI>EAsRs
arising from ahysi al debility. exhausted vita
or other diseases caused by early ccsses pls-
tlre decay Or old age and by his long cxrfrg
IS rnabl Il to huAhASfEB IMMEDIATE Rsli
AND PERMANENT CURE.
While fully aware of the opprobium ATTACHED
quacks who announce their skin through long
Nertisemcnts H. Wa ,>EkZIlCi beiu. a ,trsr
Is compelled to seek the medium Of the m,
make cat on known, hut would invite the
terng who doubt his medical knowledge tol
and see his diplomas frum the highest olleg,
the world.
Medicine is a progressive Science. and only M
who like D.. w >ERZiG, have had wears ID
peilenee, and have thus perfected their trtatn
Of Nervous Diseases can with certainty GuaIAl
1. Cure.
bk WASSLRZuG'S treatment is mild and pp
ant. He does not wee the constitution
then rebuild it, hut by a careful economy Of
strength OF the patient and scientific assistauo.
nature he secures speedy and permanent cure
hR b. " a .SkhLi'G,
No 1875 canal street Up Stair
r. y. zee W Wasserzug advertisement l
OF her column ~
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

at l50le. First class mortgages rule ct 9dlo y
cent y snnum; second, grade are entirely nominal.
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE,
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19
RESOURCES.

The above statement, showing q material in
crease in deposits and currency, and decrease in
loans, indicates incr. asing strength the banks
and fall ng cf IN the tusint demand for money
Considerable shipments OF currency to the int II
continue, but than balanced by Tt c, ipts
as shown In the abnve repor ed iucrs ase.
The offerings ~ the banks TO-DAY reported
moderate, and Oh the street the inquiry was linn
it'd and money easy at our quotations. The at
fractions of the last day OF the races were, per-
haps responsible for the early closing Of business
tours, ard the e0mpa at vsy lght movement in
some branches Of the maj ket, particularly foreign
and domestic exchange.
The sales Of gold were reported light, and rares
materially lower. The recent decline In Quota
tons, compared with New York, was the natural
result Of receipts from the latter carr, Ing up the
supply fully to the extent If the demand. Customs
receipts for the week e39, $50 Sc
We learn that within few days past consid-
cradle sumo Of silver have been rel eived from
Mexico, inc udiDg $40 O0s in American half dollsrs
and $4,000 III Mexican dollaIs consigned 10
Me.srs. Townsend Il Lyman. The bulk Of these
receipts is for transbfpueIt to Texas whore
York.
There was . fair movement In stechs, the rates
showing an improvement In nearly ell claesss.
Only few 50 es were reported 10 bonds, but We
heard Of . eonsiderAbls movement in city gold
seven per cents, Of which the particulars were
We now quote exceptional paper ct -0s p
cent p anAum; Al Do as lo0ll, and second grade
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

British steau' ship Memphis, MelloD, for Liverpool
Austrian bark Blendina =, i-ruv ch, for Leith
German bark Emily, Buchanan, for Bremen
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-12-19

fOUTHwksT PASS, December H. r. M.-BRr0meter
1890. Wild NOR III northeast, strong Weather
cloudy and cool. AI,ivsd-Steaus ship George W.
kldsr Read ma ster from New York TO G. A. Whit.
pey Il Co.; steamship Hudsop, eager. master, from
Kew York TO A. Mduton British chip Adophus,
Rose, master, sixiy-fve days from Liv' rp0ol; Brit
lab SHIP Andrew Levitt, Durkee, master. SIXTY two
days ficm Liverpool; Russian bark Ouny, Dshi-
berg, m ter, sxtyfo days from LIVERPOOL; Brit
from Havana. Sailed-stel mships City Of Havana
and Yssoo.
east. light. Weather cloudy ard cold sArrivt d.
steamship Tappahannock at 22o P. NJ. Pendie-
tn, master, from Havana and Florida ports, to L
X. Roberts No de arturs
vICxsBuRs. December la.-Up-Robert Mitchell.
NJ 4 A. M; Thopp eon Dean al A. NJ; Jarnss H W.
ard. Al 10 A. N Par oud ut IL 4. NJ, and Colorado
n i p. N. Down Ouachita Belle, at p N.
The river fell two inches.
MKnpHn. December H. River ahout station ary
Weather clear D.partsd-sellie Peck, for Ark an-
sss river; Tidal Wave, 0r vicksburR; ldlewild, Ma
poleon and Parker, for Cincinnati; Ruth, for White
river; aud Susie Silver TOR New Orleans
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-23

We learn that DR.. Charles Gilman Of
Salem, died very suddenly last evening.
1t will be seen by an item from Claren-
don that the smallpox scare is over, and
those desiring 10 attend the agricultural
meeting need have no fear.
Gustsvus Austin of Burlington, former
ly OF Orwell and well known hereabouts,
was stricken with paralysis, on Saturday
night, and lies in a precarIous condition.
The funeral Of late Rev. Stephen D..
Brown, d. D., of New York, will take
place at the Methodist church in Burning
ton, to-day Tuesday,, at . O'Clock p. NJ.
1t is to be hoped that the farmers of this
section will be largely in attendance at the
meetings of the Vermont board of agricul-
ture at Clarendon, Thursday and Friday OF
this week. These meetings are string up
the farmers Of the state to profitable dis
cussion of the needs and wants of their oc.
cupation. If the class for whom the meet
ings are intended to reach will attend, i,
can but be successful both in numbers,
spirit and information gathered. The peo-
pie of Clarendon will see to it that persons
attending from abroad are provided for
The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1875-02-23

Samuel Huntington and Daniel Murray,
aldermen of the city Of Burlington, have
both resigned.
Hon. W. IL. IL. Bingham Of stowe, is
sojourning in New York, and is Quartcrcd
at the Sturtevant.
Rev. George II. Bailey, formerly Of
Newport, is greatly improved in heslth.and
has accepted call TO Greggsvllc, Illinois.
Rev. Silas Ketchum. formerly of Wards
boro, has resigned the pastorate Of the
Congregational church in Bristol. 10 take
effect May LIST
DR.. l.. G. Butler, of Essex, is mentioned
for commissioner in Chittendcn county.
He is n gentleman of ligh standing, an
eminent physician and would undoubtedly
give great satisfaction.
Prof. Frank Bradford Of Bennington,
gave such general satisfaction by his read
ugs ut Buskirks, n. y, a few evenings
since, that he has been invited to give
another reading at the same place Tuesday
evening, the 23d inst.
\. ". Holt, of Bennington, has recently
received patent for an improved dentists
and jewelers. lathe. DIN Scott is the as
signcc of the patent which was procured
through the agency Of Franklin Scott of
North Bennington.