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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-10-31
NEW ORLEANS CLEARING HOUSE.

/
| Clearings. Balances
Same time last week 80. l,3iO,s5s 81 10 S5s S;
Total week before. ...... sasS.sio 10 sT,sS1 3,
We continue to quote collateral loans and
| first class commercial signatures at oil v
cent v month; AL do at l a ", and second
grade at Tho. First class mortgages
| rule at 10 v cent " annum; second grade
entirely nominal.
Gold opened at ll6la OLGA, against ll6h
| at New York, and, after a moderate busi
than yesterday, against ll6A in that mar
ket The safes summed up $50, 900, EN-
bracing $1,000 at ll6, $1,000 at ll6h,
$4,000 at ll6as a ll6ss $4,000 at 1865, SIS.
600 at ll6h q ll6A, and $4,000 at ll64.
No sales OF silver were reported. Ameri-
can half dollars were still quoted at IO90
ITO. and Mexican dollars at G3093ls gold.
Under the influence of the decline in
gold at New York, foreign exchange was
quoted 10 lower for sterling, while trance
were unchanged. The movement was of
moderate extent. The sales of sterlng .
Amounted to f32, 900, comprising $4,000 and
$4,000 Al clear at IS 46; Els, 900 do ar SIS As
as 46la; fl500 do and f240O AL clear at
IS 46l2; f3500 bank at IS SO; fl00O do at
| Is SIS. ~
The only sales of francs reported we're
10000 commercial at 4.65, and rs, 1000 do at
463a4.
At the close sterling bills were quoted at
IS 4505 As for bill Of ladng and Al
clear and 0e5 81 for bank, and francs
at LOS q 4.63A for commercial. and nominal
for bank.
The offerings of New York sight were of
fair extent, and met a good demand ct pre-.
vious rates. The sales comprised $226, 0OO
embracing $4,000, 5000 and SIS, 600 com,
mereial at v v cent discount; SIC, 900 and
$4,000 private bankers, and 500. 900.
$3O, 900, $4,000 and $4,000 bank at ZIG,
and 5000 bank at %.
The sales of stocks included sbare,.
Factors and Traders Insurance COMPANY
at $50 SO, and some Home Insurance Com.
pany and Hibernia Insurance Company, of
which the particulars did q OF transpire; also,
at the Stock Exchange, 9 shares Home In,
surance Company At SO so.
Nothing transpired in bonds. City issues
and new State console continued dull and
weak.
Metropolitan Police warrants were still
quoted ct 70072 No sake were reported.
State warrants continued dull at the
Stock Exchanges, $4,000 OF 1872 were sold at
80. Issues of 1874 are still quot, d at $50
So for large and 60062 for small; and 1873
and previous years, fundable, at IS 036 and
do, not fundable, at -929
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PY NASH q HODGSON-w.L Ii
- Auctioneer-Office No. 10 Corondelst
On SATURDAY, November 6 1875, at 10,
On the premises corner Of Mag, zine 4,
Dame stress, and, immed date y afterws
lSi Magazine street, near Julia street
parties in interest, and of an de- of the
thur Ssucier, judge Of the Sixth District,
the parish ~ Orleans, dated Oct Ibsr
docket No. 5000, in the mat er of c. A. Min
vs.. William Eoert and Moses Schwartz
auction. will bs ooli
1913 1874 pounds tmore or less) IROy
POSTS, COLUMNS and FANCY BALL0j
INGS
Trrms-Cash in United States tressury,
oc22 D. 81 noe
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coastwise. According to the Exchsnfe ac.
count this leaves In the presses AZ, 1862
bales. If we deduct from this amoaut sold
and engaged for shipment, but not yet de-
livered, the balance would hardly exceed
~ 600 bales to represent the quantity un-
sold, @ considerable portion of which is
withheld from sale for the present.
Market firm" 1t has posted on it's bulletin
board, FROM today's New York Chronicle,
the worlds visible supply l,93S,9l9 bales,
against $40, 7s6 last year.
COTTON STATEMENT.
Bales.
Stock on hand September l, 1875
Arrived since hast statement. ........ 1857
Arrived previously 1903 Ol3-2O6 $50
Total: ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2l6 CSC
Cleared previously. ....... ia l36-l4 2Os
Stock on hand and on shipboard 90 III
STOCK on hand same time last year. 232
To-day's exports embraced 1908 bales to
to Havre, 1900 to Vera Cruz, 228s to Boston
and 244l to New York, to which we have
added SO by rail.
Receipts proper since last evening 2374
bales, sgainst 1886 ON last Saturday, and
1884 last year. making an aggregate since
last year-increase 2574l.
The Exchange kilograms make the re-
ceipts at all the ports from 10 NJ. yesterday
to IL M. to-day q, 23l bales, against 90 400
last week and 10, l60 last year, and since Au-
gust 81, 75S, 457 bales, against 653 434 up to
Friday noon. October 30, last year lex.
Guiding the above l9, 160)-increase 1905 623.
Exports yesterday to Great British 1858
bales, against 5O39 last week and Is, Ss3 last
year, and to the continent 6296 bales, against
855 last week and 900 last year.
Stocks at all the delivery ports, made up
to IL M, 41053l bales, against 1863, 1872 last
week. and 40S,0l2 last year.
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Tho market opened with good INQUIRY
but operations were restricted BY light affsr.
ings snd the business during the morning did
mot exceed 100 bales, after which the move
ment showed rather moro animation, but
much less then for several days past. Bay
ers appeared reluctant to go on, except to
9 limited extenf, 1t the ruling rates, and
factors unwilling TO make any CONCESSIONS
their pfttsnsions fhe dispatches were not
salculated to have nusk is1nence. Liver
pool being reported quiet 1t previous rates,
with Gales Of 5000 6plag. ed New York
weak for spots without any quotAtlS vsris-
~, weiIs iuturss ssss Lis } 10 higher.
I. H. 6seAaaae nakes the amopnt ON
ea1sesFa $50 haleA sahsasilg 24eie fSr
~ g, - = -. 49, - tSf e
AsdiesEfassas. leol tsr AsEiee aad 363l
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Light green hides dull and with an over
stock, and in the European market we NAV
look for lower prices. Good heavy hides,
free from cuts and scores, remain I'M
changed at the above quotations.
Green kips dull, with fair stock
Dry Hint and sailed lower, with stock &C.
cnmuiatiDg, and report sales below the
above quotations.
Wool-None in market, and prices nomi
nal
Tallow firm at from S09c, as to quality,
with no stock.
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Second District Court for the Parish Of
No. % 233.

No. % 233.
PY PLAClDE J. SPEAR, AUCT
- Office, No. 46 Exchange alley.-On
November 8, 1875, at twelve O'Clock
sold st public auctioa, Of the Merchants
tisneers' Exchange, on Royal street,
us.0mhouse and Canal streets. by '
In pursuance to an order from the Ho'.
sot, fudge Of the Second District Cou
parieh Of Orleans, dated October 26, Is
count Of the above succsssinn-
FIVE SHARES of the Hibernia Nation
$l00 each.
FIVE SHARES Of the Bibernia Insuri
pany. on which S 100 have been pad.
QNR GOLD BOND city OF New c)resl
new consolidated debt, for $1,000, toas
1870 coupons Inter. st) attached.
ONk GOLD WATCH ANU CHAIN.
Terms-Cssh on thu spot. ocs'
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SUCCESSION OF VIRGINIA A. ST
AT AUCTION,

RY X. M. Il b. J. MONTCOJ
II R. NJ. Montgomery, Auctioneer-Gm.J
Camn street-Will be sold on FRIDAY \
S, 1875, at II A NJ, at No. is Burpund,
virtue and in pursuance of an order ir,n
a. L. Tissot, judge Of the Second District
the parish of Orleans. dated October 70 N
TIE ABOVE MkN TONED FURNlTiPsl
Terme--C8sh on the spot,
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AUCTION SALES,
BY B. NJ. & B.. J. Montgor,
r M. d b. J. MONTGOMERY
GENERAL AUCTIONR,
AND DEALERS IN NEW PURNIm

Tr.weekly sales Of every description n
etc, on TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and III,
at Auction Room, No. go Camp street, cou ,
at ii A. n. s'u'
Semi weekly sales of Horses, Mules, Du,.
riages, etc, at Sales stables, No. 70 Barn.
near Gravier, on WEDNESDAYS and EsYs
commencing at II A. NJ.
tended to. pu'
Special attention paid to the sales Of n.
and stocks. g
Always on hand the largest stock Of X.
tnre OF every variety to be found in M
their show rooms, Arinory Hall, No. 81 ~
Being the largest and Oldest establisbm.]
kind in the South, they solicit port,
and dealers in furniture.
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COMMERCIAL.


SATURDAY, October 30, 1875
CorroN-The sales to-day embraced $500
bales at pricss requiring no change in our
quotations. We give also the figures and re-
port Of the Exchange in full, Is below:
AMERICAN STANDARD OF CLASSIFICATION.
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LIST or LETTRs
ReuAlalng b the Now Orleans Pestsmce
October 81. lS55.

Office hours on Sundays from 10 A. NJ. to 12 NJ.
Persons calling for these letters will please say
Advertised" and give date.
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BANKS AND BANKD
TO DEPOsIrORs.

The depositors of the New 6rlean
gu sted to call immed iately at The v
MEMS BANK, NJ. 81 Ca ., ,treet, for oml
nation concerning the payment OF I.
cent dividend. to be paid on the first o.
next. G. d. 81 URTBv!
Oc20 I'm Assistant
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MISCELLANEOUS.

.
IN BANKRUPTCY COMMERCIAL PIRMs
l. or Individuals drsirous If awaiting Intensely es
o. the ben'f OF the bankrupt act can have their
petitions and schednles prepared strlcily accord.
Ing 10 the bankrupt law as amended, general
ordsrs OF the United states supreme Court and
rules Of the Omitted St4t.s Dis.rirt Court, by sp.
ling 10 the undereign-d 1t the once Of C. B.
,kellogR, Register in Bankruptcy, in the Custom
house building. New Orleans, Eouisiana, TERM
r'asonsble. Postoface box 20S1
oc6 JOHN 8. CARTER.
RANGks AND GAS FIXTURhs, AT
~ NkW YORK PRICES.
Agents for the great Barstow Range: Dealers In
oes Fixtures, Punps, Bath Tubs and Plum hing ma.
u mai Plumbing and Gas Fitting promptly At
SULLIVAN BULalRs,
No ~ Peydras atreet, next 10 tbs CORNER Of Camp
sIett. eel 3m
pkORLk'S LOAN OFFICE,
Csmsr Boys sd Cont streets.
Private entrance. 60 Cont strsst
z khspl 49, naes Sus kYkls-rr1
DIAMONDS. WATCHES. JRwILRY,
snA -. y ssssy Aassssbtion. ,ss7s.
'0N 49, 81 Da6,. AE 1O91
fssslssA. Mama kyS 1kvF
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RESOURCES.

The above statement shows decrease of
near $780, 900 in currency, and an increase
in loans and discounts, Indicating cou.
tinued active business movement. The offer.
ipgs OF eligible paper at the banks continue
fair, and we also notice a fair demand for
money outside without auotable variation
in rates. Although there was a good in
duiry for gold, the movement was limited,
the scarcity of cash gold maintaining quota,
lions above the New York market. Foreign
exchange was lower, corresponding to the
decline in gold at New York, while New
York sight was in fair demand at yester.
days rates A few sales of stocks were re-
ported. We are indebted to Mr.. T. Wolfe,
secretary of the commissioners of the consol-
idated debt, for particulars Of the purchase
of city wharf bonds made by the city to day.
The bids accepted were $4,000 at SIS, and
$4,000 at Sc, both made by II. e. C. TYLER.
The other bids were: w. c. Oertling,
$1,000 at 20, and $1,000 at II; T. Nelson,
$1,000 at e.; A. Martin, $1,000 at 57a4, and
$4,000 at 5Sa4; Townsend g. Lyman, $4,000
at 63.
The Stock Exchange, after adopting ap.
proprate resolutions, adjourned until Tues
day in token of respect to the memory Of
Mr.. L. f. Generes.
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Observation-Disclosures

CONTENTS OF THE ELEGANTLY mi
RESIDENCE NO. Is BURGUNDY sTpl
TWEEN CANAL AND CUSTOMBOr1
sihtlng of elegant Rosewood, Main,
Cottage Victoria Bedroom Suit, Rs|
Suit; French Plate Mirrors; velys,
ard Ingram Carpets; Plated, Croe,]
Glassware, Mantle Ornaments, Dlu,|
Suit, Gas Chandeliers. Cook Stove And !
also, one elegant upright krard Pispo
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MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
MONETARY.

HBW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, OFFICE, I
SATURDAY EVENING. October 20. 1875. !
We are indebted to Mr.. l. N. Maynard,
manager of the New Orleans Clearing
House, for the following report of the con-
dition of the associated banks at the close
of business Friday, October 90, 1875:
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Meeesrslssscal asA River Repert.
The following statement Of the weather
md rivers IL furnished BY the Signal Service
pfAce stationed ct New Orleans:
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MEMORANDA.

[By relegfsph)
New York, October 30, 1875.
To A. Aoulton-The steamship Knickerbocker
Captain Kemble arrived this afternoon.
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NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN SUNDAY OCTOBER 81, 1875

Shank Thompson Edward J
6AnbOrn Geo W ThomasA
Salvant Tom Turner William
straight, Denniug l. Co Turnbull DanielT
Sauc VIM Winter CH
Sevey WsE vincent George
Sci Chas Where Charles
Stephens WV Villa Limo
Spellman WI Watt kCo
Shipper Walsch L Co
Stevens g WashingtOu 0eorve
Seveignes Jules Whaling william
seaman CT Watson n
sherman GeoP Warner John
Schenk ChRs Walter Samuel O
Steers Schuyler Walker jose phW
bWeetser Weber William
Seabold Weinsteln Louis
Ss2ersED Wehrly Edw
Steers 8 b WevmO,h HIP
simeon Jas p Vim Marshall
Stlnde q w Wilcox
Schwirg VIZ Windsor Robert
Sylvester WI Wingley NJ
Spinney Head Win.erbolder John
Sohoem8nn J Whittier Thomas A
eOmme W NJ Wilkins Joseph
SouriacP Wood William
Shotweli l. Tits Wolf Louis
sullivan Andrew Woiprr william
Sumter Louis Wood LC
SullvankJ Wolf BIZ
smith White William
Smith Nathan White James Rev
Smith Sam White, tanghoffe Co
smith Patrick WhiteJ
Smith Phillip Wilson william
Iele Albert Williams James
Theaid Camille Williams john
TenRey James Wi lame Wesley
Tlbbtts Chas Young Mr.
Iighlnan Irwin Yielding Agar
TUoie John o
MISCELLANEOUS.
Robinson Circus NOON Works
New Harbor Protection Schantz, Minger, Shade
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
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By Nash q Hodgsol

TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY THouSayn,
CASTINGS MORE OR LESS
IRON RAILING, POSTS, COLUMNS AND
BALCONY CASTINGS.
c. A. MILTENBBRGER vs.. WILLIAM EBg
MOSES SCHWARTZ.
Sixth District Court for the Parish Of d
No anna
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LoVtu y nAuey-4
EXPORTS.
HAvRR-Ship Transit-3sns bales cotton 400 pcs
MEXICAN PORTS Steamship CITY of Merida
For Tsmpico-lS pkRs mdse For Tuxpan-l pkg
mdse For Vera Cruz--l5OO bales cotton 1876 bTs
MISUNDERSTANDING w,liia%s fs ses bale.
COTTON bales rags 9 bales rope bal, skins s.
sds aiaes 20 sos horns 1924 staves 2i9 pkgs sun.
NEW YoRK-steamship New orle.rs-244l bales
cotton 600 bbs oil 64 bDls molas 2I5 bbs oranges
500 SKIS eocoanuts lls aka -four 45 bdls hides
PkNsACOLA-steamer Amite- 500 sks corn l2u
Oh oat' IS ska bran 20 bags coffee $50 hbs dour ~
bIs apples % bS mem 70 bales hsy Il bb E por
b6l. whisky bbls beef hhds sugar cks bacon ZOE
PEEsACOLA-steamshi L'zzie-esc bbls nour 10
bbla pork 800 SKIS corn l00 sks oAts1oO pkgs ndse
IMPORTS
NEW Notwithstanding New York-Astd mdse
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
ST LOUIS Steamer Grand Lake and barqes-
Is, bbls -four ~ half noar 425 meat 1880
sks oats 1875 sks bran 537 ska Sab bales hay 81
cks nsr0, $50 SKIS malt and sundry produce
WASHINGTON-Steaner Rlsta e-382 bsl.s cotton
7 sks cotton seed ~ sks seed cotton % sks rough
vi KSBURG-Steamer Uah-s07 bales cotton 6
Bks seed cotton 1868 -k. cotton aeed aud sundries
ANTE RlvkK-steamer Alice-33 bales cotton
Low a OOAsr-stsaner p Hrsssr--2l hhds
sugar and sundres
DoNALDSONvlLLB-Stenm Henry Tete-ll
hbds sugar z43 bills moasses 81 half bbls molaases
6l7 SKIS and sundrIes
Observation-Disclosures FRA No lO-l6 hhds
sugar "a bbls MOlasH-s 100 SKIS rice and sundries
BAT N kOU0E-Steamer L.sse Tay lOr-l8O bsles
cotton 81 sks 4aed cotton lis sks cotton ssed ISL
SKIS r1ce 40 hhds sugar 2s8 bbls molasses and sun.
dras
WHITE HALL-Steamer Mary Ida-8 hhds sugar
lz2 bbs Holaases SIS sks rice and sundries
LoWkR cpasT-Stssmer Oriole--45 axis rough
rice and sundfies
Receipts BY RAILROADS,
MORGAES LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
October 5000 bales cotton IL axis aeed cotton /
SACK cotton ooa sks rough rice hhds sugar lO4
bbls molasses l65 head cattle and sundrieS
NkW ORLkANH AID MOBILE RAILROAD Octo-
ber 30-6-l0 bales cotton 206 aka cotton seed 100
bbls lime $40 bills POTATOES
Nav ORLEANS AND TEXAS RAILROAD October
800 hhds sugar % 0bls mslasses and sundries
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Stock Of Provisions on Hand This Day.
New ORLEANS, October 80, 1875
We are indebted to Meesrs Trepagnier &.
Go. for the following statement of stocks OF
provisions on hand this day:
Weekly Quotations of u,d... Re-.

Messrs. Hay & Mehle furnish us the fol-
lowing report. Their quotations represent
actual sales at first hands. Weighing,
bundling, drayage and commission have to
be added:
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Steamship New York, Hawthorne from New York
23d ultimo. to c Whitney &co-Algiers
Steamship W Lord. Cotton. from Havana to A
fOrke-2d district 10
Ship Vanguard, Nickel, from Havre September G.
to Ocean, Zerega &co-3 district
britlsh bark ReiOimtr, Brown, from London via
Charleston, to msateI--POinf
Austrian bark igeri Caeuiich 50 days from Glosto,
to mAarer-POint
Schooner b Locke Shriver, days from Bonscca,
to mast I'd district p 4
Schooner John McAdsm. Rathburn. S days from
Galveston, to Jos phi Kelly Point
STEAMBOATS,.
Grand Lake and barges, Toms, from At Louis
Alice. Porter from Anite river New Basin
Fleta. Pickett from Washington
Utah BIT aslry, from vicksburg
Frazer. canton. from Lower Coast
Henry Tete. Ancoin. from Donaldsonville
LESSEE Taylor Jumel from Baton Rouge
MARY Ida. Ruiz from White Hall
Era No 10, Taylor, from Donaldsonvile
Urlole, UPry, from Lower Coast
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By Placide ]. Spear.
SUCCESSION OF DANIEL LANDR

BANK AND INSURANCE. STOCKS AND cd
OF THE CITY OF NEW ORLRAJi
WATCH AND CHAIN.
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The following figures show the receipts
for the past two months, and also the re
ceipts for the same time for the two pre-.
vious years at all the United States ports:
1875. 1814-5. 1884,
September 166 720 1872 686 il8448
October. .59 73l 500 sos ISL O65
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Steamship City of Merida, Rey holds, for New York
- via TampIco, Tuxpan, Vera Cruz and Havana
Steamship WIllamsD0rt, Wlets, for Boston via
Providence
Steamship New Orleans. Dearborn. for New York
Steamship Lizzie. Felsher. for Pensacola
Steamer Amite. Adams for Pensacola
Ship Transit Percy, for Havre
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RELOW-COMJNN IT'D
EXPORTS.

MISUNDERSTANDING UF.
Ship Malta Mann, from Antwerp September l. TO
Lowell 4 bailey
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
CLEARED YESTERDAY,

OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN,
Sunday, October 81, 1875
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rising barometer, northwest to southwest
vindg wearing to northeast, partly cloudy
or clearing, colder weather. Heavy frosts
Sunday night.
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Robinson Circus NO Oil Works
New Harbor Protection Schantz, Minger, Shade
Co
JOHN NJ, g. PARKER, Postmaster.
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The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-11

'oasly opened, and on which they have
ever since lived. She united with the
Methodist Church some three years
since and died with most blessed assur-
ances Of faith that reached beyond
the dark river, and grasped all the
blessed promises and hopes Of an etern-
al life in Heaven with all that the word
implies. When she found that the time
Of her dissolution was near, she sent
messages of Christian affection and ex-
ortations to her parents and other alb
sent friends and exhorted those about
her to lead religious lives. Her last
words were those of affection and en-
dearment to her husband, exhorting
him to be faithful and they would meet
again in Heaven. Mrs. Anderson was
worthy member Of the Order of Pa
irons of Husbandry, she being Ceres
and her husband Lecturer of Vasa
Grange. The funeral took place from
the Methodist Church in Vasa, April
3Oth. The attendance at the funeral
was very large, of friends, relatives and
acquaintance of the deceased from Va
a, Red Wing and Goodhue.
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VAsA, NAY LIST, 1875.

Resolutions Of respect passed by
Vasa Grange, May LIST, 1875.
WHEREAS, God in His All-Wise
Providence has deemed it good to re-
move from this Grange our dearly be-
loved sister, Eliza j. Anderson, and
WHEREAS, While we bow in SUBJ
mission to the "call' of our sister, we
deeply lament her loss; constant and
consistent as Christian, tender and
afectionate as wife and mother, ex-
emplary as Matron," kind and be-
nevolent to all, dispensing charity to
the needy, breathing the spirit of her
Savior IN her intercourse with all, iv-
ing daily in the exercise of that faith
that reaches Eternity, she has gone to
her reward. Therefore
Resolved, By this Grange, that we
will cherish her memory, emulate her
virtues, striving to so live that we may
be "also ready"
Resolued, That we tender to her be-
reaved husband our deep and heartfelt
sympathy in this, his hour of affection,
and will ever pray that the loving Sa-
vior may watch over and protect the
motherless ones, and at last gather an
unbroken family into the great
"Grange" above.
Rcsolued, That copy of these resolu-
tions be presented to our beloved BROTH
er, that they be copied in the minutes
of the Grange for preservation, and
published in the GRANGE ADVANCE Of
Red Wing, Amti-Monopolist of St. Paul
and Farmers Union of Minneapolis.
FRANK A. CARLSON, Sec.
Eliza johnson. the subject of the
above resolutions was born at Sugar
Grove, Warren Co., Pa, on the 18th
day of April, lS48. She came to this
State with her parents in the year 1857.
She became member of the NJ. E.
Church in 1868 and remained a consist
ent member Of that Church, leading an
exemplary Christian life until her death.
She was married, October Goth, 1865,
to MIR. John Anderson, who remains to
mourn her early death. Mrs. Ander-
son was a well educated and highly &C.
complished woman. She was for some
time student of Hamline University.
The Grange advance. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1873-1877, 1875-05-11
DIED..

SCOFIELD.-At the Insane ASYLUM. St Pc.
ter, MINI, April oath. Samuel H Scofeld,
aged forty-nine years.
Funeral services at the PRESBYTERIAN
Church in Goodhue, next Sabbath
morning. Friends are invited.
Mr.. Sco6eld was among the early set.
tiers of Goodhue County, and for some
time resided in this city. He was re-
spected and loved by those who knew
him best.
ANDERSON-Matilda H. wife of C. A.
Anderson, in child bed at the town Of Va
sa, April 2sth. 1875, aged twenty seven
years and two months.
Matilda H. Anderson was born in
Sweden and came with her parents to
this country in 1848, settling in War
rem County, Pennsylvania, where her
parents still reside. She was married
to Mr.. Chas. A. Anderson, then a resi-
dent OF Vasa, on the 29th day of March,
1867. at her home in Pennsylvania, and
came to this State in a few days after
marriage, settling with her husband on
the farm in Vasa which he had previ-