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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-03-21
BY G. De Ferret & Co.
PURNITCRE-FURNII URE-FURNITURE.

FURNITC RE-FURNII URE-FC RNITURE.
Succession of Jacob Schmurr-No. "a ,le6. =
DY G. DE FERRET & CO:-JOHN G. MON,
D ROSE AuctiOneei-Office No. 81 RoEai street
THURSDAY, March 81, 1872, at eleven O'CLOCK "A. d.
Piety and Desire streets, will be sold by public
auction, by virtue of an order from the Hon:
LOuis Duyicneaud Judge of the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans dated February z,
1872 .,.
LOT OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
T.rms- Cash mhl0 16 p
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Terms-Cash in United States currency.
P. F. HERWIG,
Special Deputy Collector.
.mh2u % % 2e: 80 81 ap1 50
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SUCCESSION OF EDWARD 6. BRIDGE. ID
CEASED.
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SUCCESSION OF WIDOW J. p. GODRON.

Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No 50 1855.
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SUCCESSION OF ANTOINE REUTER-.
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EeY VIRTUE OF AND IN OBEDiFN''E TO AN
ID order of sale rendered September 9, 1871. and
TO me directed by the honorable the Second District
Court for the parish of Orleans III the above
entitled matter | will proceed TO sell al pubic
auction, at the Merchants and Auctioneers' EH-
change, on Royal street between Canal and Gus
tomhouse streets, III the Second District If this
cty Oh MONDAY, April y. 1872. at twelve
o'clock NJ, the following described property, to
wit
THE UNDIVIDED OSEFotkTH II AND TO a
CERTAIN SQUARE OF GROUND with all the i'm
prOvem.nts thereon. situated in the parish Of JET
fersOn. in this 81 ate comprised vii hin NaYadrs,
st. Patrick and Edmund streets and Clay avenue,
designated AS square number ninety on plan by
Mint ggar on the twenty-fonrth of January. 1884,
deposited in the Office of A. ChiaTea late notary
public i'll this city, plan number sixty four. con
tanning twenty-seven lots, numbered from one to
twenty, inclusive and measuring. accO ding TO said
plan three hundred and thirty-tive feet six lln S
front Nayades street, TWO hundred and eighty
three feet ten inches front Edmund street, three
hundred and twelve feet five inches front on st. Pat
lick street and three hundred and eighty one feet
five inches and seven lines front Clay avenue.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
C. s. SAUVIEFT.
mh2l ap10 Il Sheriff of the Parish of Oriesns.
SUCCESSION OF THE LATE OSCAR J. Dunn
DECEASED.
Second District Court for the Parish q Orleans
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VALUABLE PROPERTY ON BIENVILLE STREET
BETWEEN DERBIGNY AND ROMAN, AND ON
UNION STREET, BETWEE.I CRAPS AND
GREATMEN STkkETS.
SUCCESSION OF GABRIEL soNIAT.

Second District Cont for the Parish OF Orleans
No. IS 1877.
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SIX LOTS COREER FIRST AND LIBERTY
STREETS SUCCESSION OF EMANUEL KRAII.
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SUCCESSION OF HENRY MILLER md WIFE
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By Z. Roger e. Co.
SUCCESSION OF ]. J. ALBERT.
STOCK OF MEMS WOMEN'S ANO CHlLDRRNS
FUR, WOOL STRAW, CAMfEAChi AND PA
MANA HATS. CAPS, TRIMMINGS, ETC.
LSO,

OFFICE DESK, SAFE AND ABOUT loo9 CIGARS.
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CITY and Town Lots, Interests etc, in Louisiana,
Texas. Arkansas. Mississippi and other states,
comprising twenty seven valuable estates, sur
re, dered in MISUNDERSTANDING sale IN
bankru, tcy-By order of Z. L. Norton. AS
ssgnee-District Court of the United states OF
America or the District of LouislAna-in tne
matters Of John Vent / and others, III BANK
ruptcN..
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LET NO ONE DESPAIR /!
RELIEF is AT HAND,

DIR. HILL has probably had more practice and exps-
rencc IN curing diseases OF private nature than gcurr
ally falls to the lot OF any physician and within the
last seven ears he has doubt cured more OF those
difficult cases private diseases-such as REQUIRE pac-
tcal apprehension al the physicians in the
city. The reason that he applies himself the duties
OF MS profession with untrng zeal and industry in the
investigation of the disorders to which he confined
MS whole attention amt has by This discovered
That the Old-fashOned mod of ddctorfug SYMPTOMS
only, does not succeed 50 well his plan Of attacking
the disease frst-eXtinguish that, and attend to the
symptoms may best tit the case His medicines are
free from any nauseous drug, and easy be taken
without interfering with the avOcations ofthe patient
Dr. H. would say that his medicines free from mer-
cury and all other poisonous drugs; they put up in
a small and compact form, and be taken without
tear OF exposure ndrance from business and except
in cases of violent Inflammation change of diet is
necessary For further particulars please call at his office
All diseases successfully treated, charges made
DR.. HIS Vegetable syrup warranted to cure Private
Diseases Lacies have the best treatment by Dr.
H. His remedies for females sent by express.
Otfce-Over WeiheTbec's Drug Store. 1913 Front st.
Worcester. dine mhT
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ESoSTON x ALBANY RAILROAD

an --NSS' ~ AhhAN RAILROAD
BOSTON ARD WORCESTER DIVISION.
=, WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester.
FOR Boston, at 420 exp, I 925 exp and As m ana
l'40, 80 exp $50 exp, 600 and 9.55 exp. M - W
ihe = ~ M and 1925, 3.55 and 1855 m trains start
station ~ i' 'iOlA + ester St'
For Grafton, Westboro southvlle. CorlayuIe and
Ashland at 100 and g. As IA, J. 40 and 4 90 n m Civ
For South birmingham, 420 700 g25 ana o AZ a ~,
Lao, S;25, 3,55, 100 and 9. S. M 'i' " 1"
For Milford at 100 and 925 m, Li0 325and 35j m
Eor EatCk, az 200 and O. A a IN, lao and GOO n, ~
For wellesley, Granville, West Ncwtnn Nru., ION
and Brighton, al T. % and g45 a m and 6G0 n m "a
seIseIs I0r tne same stations can also take 40 m
train to E9tick, and there change 10 Tho S5y0uIIs
tram, which leaves Natck twentyseven minutes amer
The ago train runs every day except Nor dav all
sunday express FROM Albany leaves Washington square
statot al s35 m. for Boston.
sunday Mail leaves Washington suuare Station at
S31 A. N. lMon 1ay) tor hc st0n 5000 "
IRAIeS leave BOstcn tollOws:
Eot worcester at 500, 1.0O, $50 exp. cNp m "a
express 5V express to Birmingham, $50 express 800
3 Ror Eew York via springaed,aOO exp m 800 eAp.
9Og exp. ? m. ~ w 'F'
New York, via Norwich 53c exp p NJ.
GRAFTON. 100 NJ, 1870, 4SO D N.
Southvllle, 100 q m. L30 4 80 D m
CordaviHe, 100 2 N, 100, a. 80 D m
Ashland, 100 m, 1870 $50, $50 exp pm
soutn birmingham, SOC 100 $50 exp. and 900 evD
az lax 6S 10 g6T SgO exp 400, 4SO exp $500 $50
Nstick 7OO 10 m lae' BIS, 400 500 $50 800. 1900
4lbury, 100 am, 4.3Opm.
SRXonVille, 1000 m, 500 m
AiIlord LVO SS0 exp 9eXp am, 2.l5 exp 4sO exp. pm
g 70 n, Sralls runs uaiY except Sunday.
SUNDAY aail leaves Boston al $50 m solipng st w
Newt0n, south Framngham, Worcester West Bronk
aeid, Palmer snd Springfield arrives in New Ynr, "a
'SV u = y. RUSSELL Supt Springfield
A. H.
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No9R56WN[BcH AND WORCESTER DIV

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DIVI
~ Sion T., II. and Z. RR.. ISL.
TRAINS GoIEG 5OUTH. LEAVE WORCESTER At
S'S5 m Msy Passenger Train. Connects at Web
ster VIII train from South5Tidge, and for Bos
tons at i,ianhed with trains to and from Harf
lefd and Providence; at Norwich with train 70,
New London from West Side station "
100 n. Way Passenger Train. Connects at Va,
cester with trains IRON Boston, Nashua Fitch.
burg Lowell Sc.i at Worcester junction win
Western and Providence trains. at Putnam \, ~
train from Bostoni at Planiied foT Providence
81 ,c9 With tIaRs for New London Mystis
S.I5 II. Wey Passenger Train. Connects st yyo,s
eester win tretls from Nashua, Fchburg low
train IRON Boston and trains from Western and
Providence and Worcester roads; at Putnam VIII
train from Boston; Plainfeld Junction mans
from Providence and Hartford arrive In season fn1
TINS train Passengers from way stations except
Webster, Putnam and Daniels0nvii.e) for New
York by steamer from New London, will take This
train TO Norwich iN
1880 Steamboat Express Train for New York
Concord, Manchester, Lowell, LAWRENCE Nashna
pole, Frankln and BLACKSTONE Leaves No,l W a.
for New London at 9.1.B m
TRAINS GOING NORTH LEAVE NORWICH AT
$40 Steamboat Express train for Boston, 65ailv
s R MPnaay) connecting at Putnam for Bos
eester for Boston, birmingham Lowell NasIntt
Concord Eltchburg, &c This train leaves Ne
london ct I.l5 m dependent on arrival Of
600 a m way Passenger Train Connecting
FOR Rosio Junction IoT ft9yidence; at Putnam
Junction for Springfield, and way stations Aibay,y
So St ana FI0Yldence at Worcester for trains to
11.SO 3 IA; Way Passenger Train. Connecting a,
rtaianeio VIII train from and for Providence:
arriving at worcester Junction in season for ram
70 6oston Providence Springfield and AIbarv.
a ~ ofeester Tor trains to Boston, Nashua &c
S'9H Z r. " az Passenger Train. Connects at Nor.
wen WIN train from New London and al piaIn
neg JUNCTION met With train to Provdcnce at WoT
r,,,... w., WEBSTER SPECIAL.
Leaves Webster for Worcester at a. GNAu
Leaves Worcester for Webster ct S.;B5 PM
"a, r st. N. ANDREWS. gun't
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LAND GRANTE BONDS,
EzS s2z&dla
ssss5 ssgss ~Ha Il.
DUE 1891 IN GOLD; -
Interest Z Per Cent. Gold, Free of Tax

THE CAIRO AND FULTON ROAD is the main artery
for travel the state of Arkansas 1t is the conu
uation Of theSt Louis and Iron Mountain Railroad and
under the same management. 1t will connect the st.
Louis roads and the Illinois Central Railroad with the
international Railroad, the southern Pacific Railroad
and the Texas system of roads lis length is SOL miles
and it devates from straight line but six miles, It has
no grades over Is feet to the mile passes through the
most thriving counties, and the capital Little Rock
The Land Grant OF ,92640O acres lis one of the most
extensive and valuable made to any road by Com
gress The whole road is under contract for building
About 60 miles built, and ack-layng Will go on at
the rate of about half mile day until the connection
of Little Rock with ST. GUS is completed The First
Mortgage Bonds, IS OOO.OOO-s5QOO coo of which have
already been sold the first hen upon the road rolling
stock and lands. The officers are:
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FITCH & THOMPSON.
Steamers Q.uasttuise.

ErA NORFOLK AND BALTI-
- $50 MORE AND WASHINGTON, d. Z.
VII w IL STEAN1SHIp LlNE.-Steams hips OF this
SzsszzSzsSzz5 Line sail from end OF Central Wharf, Bos
ton TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS at P. NJ, for NOR
FOLK and baltimore.
STEAMSHIPS:
WILLIAM KENNEDY, Capt Geo II. Ialett.
WILLIAM LAWRENCE. " VIM. \. Halett.
MCCLELLAN ............. F. NJ. Howes
GEO. AfPOLD- .-..... Capt. Winslsw Loyeland.
Freight forwarded from Norfolk to Peters burg and
Richmond, by river rail and by the Virginia and Ten
nessee Air Line, al points in Virginia. Tennessee Ala
bama and Georgia; and the Seaboard and Roanoke
Railroad to all points in North and Sou Carolina by
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Washington and Ill
places West
Through rates given TO South and West.
Fine passenger accommodations
Fare. Including berths ana meals: 10 Norfolk sl2.50-
time 81 hours to Baltimore, Slj-time IS hours
For further information apply 10
Il. SA AIPS0N, A gent,
MS diff Central Wharf ROstDn
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VERMONT AND MASSACHITSETTs
ca, A 1SS,o Troy AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD,
nell North Adams. Saratoga and Troy n Y M e 10
H., or N9rlh Adams, ioosac Tunnel Greenfield Shel
p!rhe ans anG bratenQro, at $50 and Ills M For
uIvennely ~ 6dO and LIS a. NJ and APO p NJ
pm. ~ az ''VV III ana III
leave Greenheld for WOrcesterat 6SOand 935 m and
a m. and 200 p n. ~ 0i i' LIZ ana o'il
III The 90 m and 100 trains from Hoosac Tunnel.
odO III tram from Greenfield, and Al m and ~ n m
trans from BratlehorO connect nj FiirITV o ~ ~
Trains for Providence, Newport and Taunton "''D
me uO a m and LEO trains from Hoosac Tunnel
aud ~ a m and 200 pm trains from Brattleboro con
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Sewnort ~
Ftchburg. Mass Dec A. Js7I - " dtf LES Hlp1I
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WORCESTER AND spRINGFIrLn n1u1s1nn

modation) at 6.35 M - ''ii9 'dccom
n. INT "ii" 4'f''
For Albany texPress) 955; for New York and Albany
(eXp.) 1925 a m, ana Az and 1885 M New Yorf
Sunday mail leaves at 1905 ?. N. Sleeping cars viii
leave Springfield for Rochester daily, CONNECTING with
4S0 train. WIN
Leave Springfield for Worcester at 200. ~ .u3oam
l55 exp, 2O5 Xp.v400, $40 exp. m. Aoarp SWndav
express $50 m. Stinday mail l2.2S q " n onflyl '
kAlLRoAD CcENEcTI0Ns-At AlDapy w ia New
York Central Troy and Grcenhusb, U;gson River
ana Boston and Lebanon Springs Railroads. At State
Line Witn me osstonic Railroad Al Pttsfeid with
A. Mesl1eld with the New Haven and Northampton RR
Az Springfield with the Hartford Haven and Sprin
field, and Connecticut River Railroads. Al Palmer Win
the New London Northern RR Al Worcester junctIon
with the Providence and Worcester, worcester ana
Nashua ana Norwich and Worcester Railroads 4 Z
south Framngham with the Boston, Clinton and Fitch
bury, and Milford Railroads. ' '''" '''h
q q RIfSeVrr c., Z,
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Leaves Webster for Worcester at 6.O0 am.
Leaves Worcester for Webster ct sS.:sE M.
T, st NJ AEDPLEJi {;
ROSTON, BARRE 8 GARDNER p D

on and after Monday March a. Trains will leave C,5
~ ~ "a oicestef ana intermediate stations at 00 X
my ann, II ~ A. NJ and at 43O p. NJ making connection
through Worcester III Ut passing
hE ~ NG-Leave Worcester at 7.t5 AM l290 455
an 20 T. W. connecting Mt Gardner with ali fra rs IN
mo2Sac tunnel, Greenfield Intermediate stations
and south from those points, 'i'''NS oi'h
Worcester. March |, 1872 ar - sup Jr,;
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EITCHBURG & WORCESTER r.. r..
~ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT - Clommepr,ng on
MONDAY, May I, lS7I.-Pas5enger Trans for Wofeea.

* - " ACsS q NOlGjEi%I YER n. IA
= SUMMER ADVANCEMENT - Commencing ON
MONDAY, May l. lS7l.-Pas5enger Trans for Worees.
Leaye IE,iittehPgrg, 2: n, 1850 and s,sUp M
south fitcf burg, s. 05 g. M, Il5t ana 6.53 D. m
LeomiHster, s u a. m, Loo and 600 D. M
GATES Crossing, =. u 2. m, l.0I and Il o. D. m
Pratt's Junction, S.26 a. m, Is and Il il d M
sterling Center 1888 o NJ L20 and g. 20 D. m
Passenger Tratus for Fitchburg-
Leave Worcester $50 and II. Is a. m. ana 10 n M
Sterling Junction, 0I and II 81 a. m, and son n i,
Sterling Center ia and 1905 p. m. and 03 N yr "
Pratts Junction 20 a. m, and " ii and ID n m
Gates Crossing, 1.25 q. m, 1922 and 524 n M ~
Leonrnsteri 1850 a. m, 1850 and s. 30 n m 80
south fttchburg, I.Jl a. m, 1899 and III n m
RAILROAD COEEEcrIoEs.-Ihe 6 80 and ii i5a II, ord
~ p h. Trans from Worcester connect at Fitchburs
all points north and vest also connect n Fitchbnrg
win e neImont and Massachusetts r Il for Greenaeld
ana Blaltehoro and intermediate stations
Tao 800 g. m. and 1850 D. NJ tram from F,ichIurg oon
neeLsG worcester with Boston 10 Worcester proyidence
e. worcester, Norwich & Worcester Railroads and
Geld. $3.50 'AS "N'u Wa nPiihR
co de 5S9 p NJ tram RON Fitchburg connects at wor
SgsteL WIN h0rwch 4 Worcester Steamboat Train for
rev YORK via New London. II. A. BLOOD, Sup't
Otice Fitclburg & Worcester r, X.
fichhurg l. 1871 ~
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EOR BOSTON VIA GROTON JUNG
n TdoN. Cars leave Worcester at $50 and lll5a.
Returning leave Boston at 625and II g. M and b. m.
Cars run through Baggage checked through witt 0ut
change.
Passengers by this route land in the immediate vicinity
OF the Eastern Boston q Mane and Boston a Lowell
DepotR also Steamers or Portland. ~ John and Hail.
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SHe01ttnal
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BALsAM
For Coughs, Colds and Consumption.

Used and recommended by The most eminent physi-
clans in New England, for the last IS years ''Noting
BETTER
CUTLER RROs. a. CO., BOSTON,
PRICE so cts. AND 81.
Sold by the Druggists. dEw4w mis-
MEDICAL NSTITU TIE.
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NEW ROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad

Oh anna iter Monday. Oct 18TH 1871 -Four passerper
irn bally e1ch way, tSundays cXcepcdJ viii shc 10,
uelWecl ~ tRmnghgm and Lowell making sure con-
nev5 W w. AZ 50. FHminginm with Trains on r. q A.
~ u pll worcester, Springfield. Albany and the Wnst
Iea1Stlyers ean lGare Worcester, wa A. r. r. AT
arivc IN n' Tn, ~ LoWel NJ s43 NJ. Mt a25 NJ
Lowci d " S io az 800 aud $50 r. Nj, arrive in
helltnqg. Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and the
" qo ~ on NJ arrive nj Worcester al $50 A. M nd
hovP N arrive ut Worcester at $3.50 D. M nt5l5p NJ
arrive al W0rcostera at 0g0pM 49, ''
inn3gn IlgksH and agage checked through TO ali
m'F'lGS"uut bn,hN Train. arrive at and depart from
a az, - ~ ~ w. Depot. MddcseX 81 forming the best
s CIV Nnny,Aesi route between Lowell aud Worcester
Springfield Albany New York aud the West.
n ,n.,,.... II. A, BLOOD, Sup't, FitchbuiR
"A VNossMAN, Gen Agent Lowell.
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8aflr0aos.


ETORCESTER AND NASHUA RAIL
w R0AD-On and after Monday, Sept, 4, ISL, Passep
ger Trains will run as follows: -
Leave Worcester at $50 and His n and 42u ana bs
(GrOtOn Passenger. D
Leave Gr0tOn junction for Worcester az a m,
leave Nashua At lie a m, 1900 m and 500 m.
The $50 Train connects at Fchburs with trains for the
Vermont and Massachusetts Cheshire and Rutland and
Burlington Railroads, at Gr0t9n Junction with trains Of
the titchburs down. PeterbOro AMI Shirley stony
Brook and Lowell and Lawrence railroads.; and al
Nashua with trains of the Wilton, Concord ManchosteE
sa Lawrence, Northern, Boston, Concord and hontIea
roads.
The HIS m train connects at Fitcrburg with Che.
s1lr snI Rutland and Burlington freight and passen
RtE 70 utadl trains at GrotGn junction with Fitch
DUTY stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence trains; and
az NssRs with Wilton, Concord Manchester and Lawi
renee Northern Ito franklin and BOSTON Concord and
montreal Ito Plymouth trains
hae ~ N tram connects at Fitchburg at T. Is n
Win CliSsire, Vermont and Massachusetts and Rutland
En1 Night Express trains; at roon Junction
VIZ fiieh9uIg Peterboro and Shirley and Stony Brook
trailsi ana az Nashua with Concord Manchester and
.sce, NorIneIn vermont Central Night Ex press
vSuensoufk' sno montreal and ChamPlan trains.
@ g TURNER sun
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS


r. H. EDDY.
Solicitor of Patents for Inventions. Trade Marks
Designs, No. Is State ST., opposite Kilby st.,
Boston.
No Agency in The United States possesses Superior fq-
ceSJ0r obtaining PdteR dSceFtaiRiag the pateRtd
bitity Of intentions.
All necessity OF journey to Washington to procure
Patent and the great delay there, here saved
inventors.
Testimonials.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy one OF the most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
intercourse,
CHARLES MASON, Commissioner of Patents
have no hest1ion in assuring inventors That they
cannot employ man more competent and tFStCOTthY,
and more capable of putting their applications in form
TO secure Tor them an early and favorable consideration
at the Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.'
MT. H. H. Eddy has made for me over THIRTY aps
plcauons Tor Patents, having been successful in almost
every case Such unmlstakabie proOfo great talent and
ability on his part, leads 10 recommend inventors
to apply to him to procure their patents they may be
sure OF having the most faithful attention bestowed
their cases, and at very reasonable charges
Boston Jan }. 1872. t2twly JOHN TAGGART-
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M ESTWARD, HO Tickets for the
w West by an routes and forall points South on ND
Mississippi River nj the lowest rates. Apply to IONA
BARNARD, u. =. and Canada Express ONCE, CrOnn-
on y block Mechanic IT., where all information viii he
he ernily given. dW
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Hon; Onslow stearns is candidate for the
United States senate.
Dea. Richard Roberts of Newmarket has a
pullet which manages to lay eggs without any
yolks.
The wafer in the Sugar river has never before
been known to be so low as on and about the
2Oth. Ice three and four feet thick covered The
stream.
On the 18Th, in Jaffrey, Mr.. John Leathers
went 10 his barn, attended 10 his work, came
into the house and died, having complained only
Of feeling little uncomfortable. lie was aged
ftY-two.
Mrs. Mary Biockway Of East Washington,
The centenariaD, had been member of the Bap-
list church seyenty-two years. sister, aged
eighiy-scYen, was al her funeral, and another
but two years younger survives.
Alter working all day on the 18th in saw
mill, Mr. Hiram Fiz of SandOwn went out to
unearaess a horse, was taken with apoplexy
S sl died ina little while. He was aged sixty.
winchester recently voted 10 raise $500 above
M. w Urinary common school appropriation for
lne support Of a graded high school and chose
~ AopVu, r. ilutchins and A. Rail a sneeial
ton. "NaSe lhe insutu-
Miss Kate Marsh, eldest daughter orco, Iohn
r Maish o. Nashua, died at Montreal. where
she was attending school, Wednesdav ~, s,a1
pox Col. Marsh Is travelling on bnsine,s s,i az.
south or west, and Is uniformed 81 IN don.I.
fcr's death. """sh'
Tue dnh annual exhibition of the New Ham,
shire poultry society opened az Nashua. Wa.
nesday afternoon, 20 continue three DAYS. me
entries number moi far from one hundred and
ATTY. '''
A. Ivory Berry, Of Darlington, while al
po'h ~ ihe woods short hme aso, cHlting
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financial.

CAIRO AND FULTON RAILROAD
- COMPANY.' 81 ga
Sss 7-''-1ss ''-~
First Mortgage Sinking Funds
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OFTIrE CHIEF QUARTERMAsrEnl
FORr LEAvEHwOnrH, Kansas, oct !, Is72. J
Sealed proposals. In tTtpiioAts, will bo received At
this once, and By ths most qulTtetmAstsr At Fort
Riley, until n a m, hoyambsr 2, ls12, for the de-
livery at FJRr RtLEY, Kansas. OF
l25OO0 pounds Corn,
bl,OO pounds Oats,
nOO0 pounds Bran,
(mofs ess) In aaoka In each OF the months OF No.
vsmbef and DeosmbeF, ls72 and January, February
and March, ls78I deliveries n oommsnoo not later
than the auth OF Noyembor, le79.
The above quantities Of grain to be delivered
hrst Ell and hftesnth ubth) days Of each month.
delivery At the forage yard A. FORT LEAVEN.
WORTH, Kansas, Of
8i6.OOO pounds Oats,
In sacks delivery to commence within twenty tOl
days from date OF award Of contract, aud 10 be
tinusd Al thu rats week Of tsnth tOD Of tho
entire quantity contracted fOf.
Bidders will state the price pOr one hundred (iOO)
PtoposAls will 10 received Tor AnJ portion Of. the
gTAin.
bids, or represented by agent attorney, or IL
known BY the otoer EesalylRg the prec.s,i 40 Iy
he Euafadty AaeR, IONS who EfS fh1s 70 the
officers receiving the proposal 70 be responsible,
The usual condition. which can be hscortAined Al
this once, will be imposed upon bidders and con
tractors. and blank forms Of proposals will be fur
| niahs1 UPON application.
| BY authority o. the Department Commando
| j. q. UHAHDLER,
Mbiot and QuaTtsrmAstsT, Aot'K Ohlef QuaTtsTmas
| ter Dept, Mo, Oe9