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OUR MARINE CORRESPONDENCE
NKwPoRr. RI. March l9, 1873

NkwPoRr, III, March H. 1879
Steamer Gen Jessup, belonging to the governments
and used by the officers and soldiers to so back and
forth from this city to Fort Adams found sunk at
her dock this morning No one was on board, and the
cause of the accident is a mystery. She is new YES
sci, and no defect known. The impression is
that has malcIousv caused her to sink. John
Waters Co have contracted To get her up. ana have
commenced operations. Her smokestack and roof OF
pilot house are out of water.
VIM FISHER and Jabez Cooper, of Wilmington. Del, of
sclr VIM ; Farwe, before reported ashore In upper
harbor, Were frostben while attempting TO get the
vessel afoat that they obliged To be removed
frOStbtteu
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ADJUSTMENTS.
LYCEUM THEATRE-RIsToRr.


The Lyceum vas crowded to the doors last even
ing, every seat being taken, on occasion OF
Ristori's Marie Antonette. Such q dramatic
subject cannot fail at ali times to attract the pub
lie mind. Across the broad pages OF history there
IL one ominous blot, the FIRST French Revolution.
Though 1t may have been the uprising Of people
ground for centuries beneath the heel OF aris-
tocracy ana reduced below the level OF beasts God
grant the world will never see It's like again.
Paris became an uncaged menaQerie; and yet We
doubt II the denizens OF the forest could mani
lest such An insauate thirst for blood as those
women, children and men OF 49, Historians ana
novelists have strven In vain TO portray the hor-
rors OF the Reign OF Terror. and IL remains yet
ON unwritten epic OF blood. Glacommetti
desultory, laxative. rambling play, which mas
only the merit or giving the genius OF Ristori Q
grand field in watch 1t might display ITSELF And
no greater tribute can be paid TO this queen Of
the stage than the fact that for more than Jour
hours sne holds the audience In complete subjec-
the great event OF history acquire new and ter.
ribie Ia terest In her hands. To-day at the matt.
nee she appears ss LucrezA Borgia, and no one
should miss such q remarkable performance.
sTENwAY HALL-M. LAURxNTs CONCERT
An exceedingly small audience went to Stein.
way Han last night TO hear a newly arrived Plan
ht, N. Laurent. He was assisted by an orcnestra--
aconualto, MISS Norton; q violiniss, Mr.. Matzka.
sno vionncehst Mr. berRner. n. Laurent APP
peAred In the minor concerto OF Mendessohn,
an crude OF hts own, a trio OF Beethoven and Pru
dents Lucia" fantasia. As virtuoso he did
rot exhibit qualities superior to any OF our local
artists and, in iact was far inferior to some OF
them. Tie mas not yet emancipated himself
from the routine OF the CONSERVATORY
and 10 hardly out OF the pupils swaoaling
clothes A hard, unsym patDetlc touch and un-
SATISFACTORY style OF phrasiDg are the Characters.
tics VI hla playing. His compositions do not call
for commendation In any sense OF the WORD, and
the con tralto did not sttaIn success We have 20
many sxesAsnl papsts 10 tnia city snat stSAneeTs,
unlsas OF ths RubenAtSln 0tder. Rase Aafd WORK
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS.

Merchants, shipping agents AMI ship captains
Informed that by telegraphins to the HERALD London
Bureau No 46 Fleet street the arrivals and depart
from European ports and other ports abroad, Of
American all foreign vessels trading with the
United States the will osbed to this country
free OF charge and published.
Persons DESTROYS Of communican with vessels arriv
ing a New York do bv addressing to such vessels
of HERALD yachts pier No East River, New
York Letters received all parts the world and
promptly delivered. Duplicates are required.
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SAILED.

steamers Bifrost (swe), Cork; Gamma Br), Bsr-
muda ship Mesninster (Br). Liyerpool whittier San
Francscoi Richard busteed Pbiladelphia barKs Com.
Isses AMER. y1,on, hstsnzass usnooa tAus, wster.
tord Kong Carl Nor), Antwerp. saIo (Husl. London
Selina. Sxor} yst's 9esths y0sr( qron Liverpool
csS..s rSsss :S. r .ss, ;aHsA
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MOBILE RACES.

MOBILE, Ala, March 10, 1875.
~ Magnolia Park to-day, the rrst race was
ote and q hat dash, and was won by Benaven.
ssrs. Granger being second. 1ine, 2:slk. Ths
eeoSnd race was 4 waIR.over By Johnat0l'a b. 4,
~ AArfy OF the Wset Tss third was trotttAG
sAsA- and vns woa b. AploA Doy N asbok ana 2.b6
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BELOW.

ship Sir Robert Peel. Larrabeo, from London Dec rs
with indss to orinnen Mintuxn Co (was boarded by
pilot boat VIM Aspinwal, No a. l0 miles sass Of
>1 sssI 9SSN I,.oa. rom Cuba.
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at st Helena Feb G. barks Kathleen Rowland
from cruise; 7th, Greyhound. Wicks do.
spoSenJan H. lat 80 lon IL Z, schr Petrol Baker
Of NIB
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IMPERIAL GRANCM.
Imperial Granum.
The great Medicinal Food.

The great McllctntI FO0u.
The merits Of this superior N edicinal and nutrtve
food have become known and Appreciated, equally, IN
and In this country RMS Is verified by testi
monals received from chemists and physicians espeo
tally English che'nis who Ia abiding
TO his own extreme case, says,
"lt will prove q precious boon to Chronic Dyspeptcas
Not only has its remedial worth been ACKNOWLEDGED
and certified 10 in dyspepsia, but IN cases Of nanton
wasting away. MsLAssmilation, Chronic, Gastric, and
InosIiTal Diseases Often the derner resort, or the
on " thing stomach would tolerate when Life seemed
depending OIL its retention
And a. food tor the growth Of infants and children
hss 1sy acquired the reputation OF being the safest
and most acceptable
Sold BY drugeiss In the principal cities Of the United
States II Will De sent prepaid TO remote places VI
receipt oil price. 76, Tor 81 rs for large boxsa
Wholesale depot,
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before them TO convince the public that rhey pos
sess attractions OF more than ordinary kind. The
concert and the attendance last evening
showed liz.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY IMPORTANT TO INVk
IN iid.-For Nervous Debility and Weakness, broIsns
and nervous ysem WINCuE ,TEHS 3PGCilTJ
prompt radical ana Psrinansns cure. sEsD Fsja I
ClkOgkAk, !rioeA u per boxj six boxes - bv max
N5ESsF "a d s'S YEA .s r:sst Nv Sqess'
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE. March 49, 1878
The market for printing cloths is unc changed.
NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer.


DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE TIE
MONTHS OF MARCH AND APRIL
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II pYS.

Pendant'm non absence de st. jacques, alb
sence l'environ deux mois. NJ. Emile Legen-
DIRE, mon ~associe, Sc trouvera a mon Bnrean,
dams cette paroisse, tous les lundis de . he,l-
res du matin a 3 henres de l'apyts- midi, pour
lie reglemeut. DIES ~alaires c%onlees il notre
sociste.
T. r. POCHE.
st. jacques, Z aoht 1875. AyocAT.
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Measures pas

WORM AsS~HE
Avant dc connaitrc les avantages
qn'ofte notre Compngnie Lo-
Gale, Louisiana Equitable
Life Insurance.
CO @ + a 81 ~
Qni vons donne tout ce que Ia surete
mi permet lie vous donncr.
PAS INSTRUMENTATION DE
PRIMES.
PAS DE RETRAIT D'AGENCES.
Une compagnie etnbIie Imrmi nous
ct dirigte par les principauxi nego-
GIANTS dc. la ouve!le-O Orleans.
Saml NJ. Todd, President,
W. b. Schmidt, Vice-President,,
VIM. Henderson, Secrataire.
WIN. G. Robins. Directenr d'agences,
Lncius McAdam. Grefier.
CONSElL DE DIRECTION.
Z. j. Hart, JAS. I. Day.
Chas. Chaffe,
John adams, ]. y. Camors,
D. A. Tyler. Geo. a. Fosdick,
Henry Abraham. Il. II. Fairchild,
John Henderson, W. p. Harper,
A. Thompson, W. B. Schmidt,
>. u. Newman, David Wallace,
Alex. Marks, - B. T. Walshe,
Emory Clapp, H.J. Vose,
). b. Lal'ande, . B. F. Eshleman,
E. B. Briggs. j. W. Stone.
E. F.: Delaney, Agent general
pour la Louisiana.
j: Comes Agent ponr les paroisses
dn feuve.
Bureau :-Dona!dsonville.
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OFFICE BOARD OF ASSESSORS.
August 9th. 1876.
Tax COLLECTOR PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
SIR,
You are hereby notified that in a session Of
the Board of Assessors of this Parish, we have
assessed u special parish tax Of six mills on
the dollar on the assessment roll Of 1874 in
accordance with n Judgment rendered by the
4th. Judicial District Court in the sui. of
widow w. G.. Rathhone W. Parish of St.
James" No. SAG on the docket of said Court,
aitaaE y+sa-~ill! collect in accordance with said
tax imposed Ivy us. Also to keep said tax as u
special tao fund in accordance with said Judg-
ment.
Very Respectfully.
H. COHEN. Clerk.
LOUIS DUGAS, Recorder.
V. MILES, Sheriff.
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nont'paye nj lOurdes taxes nj licences
formidablea sous son administration: Je
vous tiftic de calomnier Get homme.
N0tae excellent petit George GRANT
done, avec beaucoup dc raison, que le
vieux Gentl ne defasse son Guyre glo-
REUSE, M~'administre Acknowledgement Ia
communicate, n'invente I'm nouveau pa
pier mDnnaie ct un nOuvel imp6t, men
dette ct ne RUNE la paroisse,puis he dis
paradise avec Ia bOurse DIES gems ct le
magot du public.
Gentili est I'M vieux gueux.
LIE ManderiNe Ware a meme pretendu
que &c gredin, Tors de son dernier voyage
ell France, await emport6 DIES millions
coles. Y
LIE petit George a done raison, ct raj.
son arssi lie dire que Gentil nest pas
I'M homme pfutiQue.
En- effet, cliacun salt que lie Journalistic
du Lowisiaaais nest pas une pratique
CONNIE, le petit George, du Sentinel.
j. Gentil ne saurait point honnete-
ment ct p~rahquement, avec un talent
rare ct, I'LL souplesse merveilleuse, batir
TIT Maison dc Cour dc $50, 200, prelever
pour Ia payer DIES taxes ct lies fonds qui
r..,J.a -. ~,
to ,on ~ clel lar sln p~al:alonierfe oe
@avv,so.re meme IN elltre1ehr Q cnemln
-aoyel.n'nc un s'sls'lre ue eng paostres
par Jout uo.lne y un simple terrassief'
=! ne sauIalt poll1, hohhetemen CT P9a-
"1oeneeht, netant III mula M politl-
clen, mals ho1nme simple Ct prlmltit, Sc
iaaie ahhueliement, CONNIE Journalistic
on1c,e.,un peslt fevenu ae slooo your IA
Pupnca.'olI ee sept on NUT pfoces.Vef
pauA aosuraes. II n,acheteralt POINT des
OoMs ue parolsse cs"Qaantc soas pour les
ane peastse; II nc creerait point
4uatle gu emo lnspectenrs dcs hemln
pour examiner 10 bone, ct snftout IN
,%nsl'ecteut ues cnelhihs pour ~ Srralluc
rolnte,qulnapas dechemills; IL ne 1eralt
polht ae politlque oans un corps qul ma
Tlen de polltlque,e II soccuperalt naive
hlent adHlillstrat locale et dAecono'
nue.; u nc serait M planc, III nor, nj de-
mocrate, nj radlcai, n rlche, nj panvre,
Me. mails II sera,t tres maladro!t, tres
Dete et antique. oes1 un VleuX Joueur
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A Y q.
SVG.4R CAVES.

The FIRST CENTRAL Drrrrs1oS SUGAR Ma
SuFAorul;lNa Co.. No. 1O2, Canal Street, New.
Orleans. will pay 50 per ton for Cans deliver
ed on the Cars OF Chattanooga Rail Road, or
on hoard Barges in the River.
For specifications and further particulars
write to A. JANIN (secretary.)
1O2 Canal Street, N. O.
Cane will average Tor dit average last year,
3 0,OoO lbs. to the arpent, and IS. 600 lbs. to
the acre. This year cane will probably aver
age % tons to the acre, or III to the arpent.
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LIE NEZ DE SOCRATE.
ETUDE GRECQUE.
XIII.

XIII.
lame, Psxks&, Nous, Anina,
Animus, Spiritus, Sou1Ee, a
De tous temps ct dams tOus les ages
Tourment4 les fous ct les sages.
Le ~philosophe ek lie savant,
Celui qui songe on va rtvant,
lie grand maitre en- thGOlogie,
Lie docteur en- pathologie,
LIE poetic, le charcutier,
LIE pr6tre, le %bimbelotier,
Lhabile professeur d'escrime,
De danse, de flute OH de rhine,
An nom de TA6os on dAlah,
Ont cherch6 cette chpse-la.
lis sont p~uissants! Eayant rev6e,
Ioutrils d6couverte ct trouv6e?
Possible est, certain meme; car,
Ayant tous fait lie grand Gcart,
lis Point bravement% poursuivie
Bien au-delA de cette vie,
Dams les mondes ~silencieux.
Par les Enters ct par les Cieux,
CONNIE aussi dams le Purgatoire,
(Sui date-La chose est notoire-
De Saint Patrice, bien avant
Cue le sombre Dante, rtvant
Ses Cercles nOirs, gigantesques,
I~nfernaux, brhlantS ct d~antesques,
E1t cherch6 courageusement,
CONNIE I'M religieux amant,
Par Pair, par le fen, par la famine,
Dombre platonique dune Anne,
Ton ombre, 8 B6atrix! Tout nu,
Dante q plonge dams rinconnu,
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AJOUTEZ A TOUT CELA-UV
MAGNlFIQUE STOCK de SELLEs
ct BRIDES, ct vous n'aurez encore
qu'une fable id6e de &c que nous
pouvons offrir All public.
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Petit George, nous epardonnons done.
Nous te remercions meme.
j. GENTIL.
"a Continuev.J
0l0 vACnERY ROAD STORE.

J. V. Armant oflre il sa clientele IN assor-
timent complet de CRANES de jin'rl.nage We
nant directement dc Ia MAisou II. Buist Jr.,
de Philadelphia.
Les amateurs de cho,x- fenrs trouveront a
son magasin DIES CRANES frnlches de clloux-
fieurs de Paris.
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Notice TO Tee Payers,

Hnring been appointed and qualified
as State anil Parish Inr Collector, for the
Parish Of 81. james, 7ar payers are here
By notified to call at my o.0ice,ot La'apie's,
and settle the licences due TIE State and
Parish for the gear 1s75-A!so the State
ana Parish taIes now due Jor 1874, mjth-
ont dclay.
B. II. YATES.
Tao Collector
In anil for 81. James Parish.
st. James August 1lth. 1915.
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Economisez le temps. ct epar.
gnez-vous les desagrements ct les
depenses du voyage en- vous ARE.
tant chez nous, au lieu d'aller en-
vile. La vile ne vOus donnera
rien de meilleur ct a des .prix plus
moderes. Et vous trouverez chez
nous tout ce que yous pourriez trou-
ver ! Ia Nouyelle-Q Orleans.
Les chars arrivent d midi d Donald.
sonville. lis ne repartent qua deux
heures. lis permettent done, pendant
ces deux heures, aux voyageurs ct. aux
acheteurs de faire toutes les cmplettes
n~ecessaires, sans Granite pour eux d,atre
retenus q Donaldsonville.
IA Mason Israel ct Co. entire autres .v.,.
tas'', = celai de posseder CONSIGNMENT nm
STOCK de marchandises fralches. ~copstouem-
ment dc 10 meilleure qualite ct du mei,laur
goht.
Son stock % rsaosvsne constamment.
l Av, Is. l an.
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Av1E9a

AVIDo
Madame Charles Gaudin avertit ses clients
ct ses commissioners qu'elIe entend, CONNIE
par Ie passe, tenir son MAGAsN de GRocE-
RIEs ct de M-ARcHAND1sEs SECHEs. i Ia Pointe
de College, ct les prie de vouloir bien Iui
volonte.
Son Magasin ct parfaitement assorti ; ses
sont de premiere qualite, ct
ellie continuera q meriter Ia con6ancs de pub
lie. q
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.DONlLDIONIILLR.
Au GRAND SUCCESS!
An bon Marche!! An grand Rabais!!
N A s O N
MADAME M.rISRAEL Il co.
Observation-Disclosures,
Nine. We. ISRAEL. W. KLOpMAN.
La Maison Israel ct Klopman Went
dc rcccvoir dies villes manufacturers
du Noru I'M assortment complct de
marchand'ses dc toutes %sortes,
MARCHANDISES AU COMPLIANT,
tqu'ellc otire 4 scs clients i des prix
dune modicitt extraordinairc, ct qu'au.
cune antrc maison ne peut offrir aux
mGmes prix.
La Maison Israel ct Klopman n'acheto
QUIAUCOMPTANT,
MARCHANDISES SECHES EN-
TOUT GENRE:
lND1ENNEs,
PERCALEs FRANCHISES,
JAcoNNATs,
MoUssELNEs,
J1NGAs FIJI,
MoucHo1Rs,
CoLLERETTEs,
GIANTS,
NANsous p1QUEs.
TOCTE ESPECE DE MARCHAN.
discs BLANCHES:
CoUTIL,
CoToN,
COTTON A TETE D'oRE1LLER,
lNDIENNEs A R1DEAUx,
COTTON ECRU,
COTTON A DRAps,
BIAS,
C~HAUsETTEs,
CHEMlsEs DE pEAr,
CALECoNs,
CHEMlsEs PoUR uoMMEs,
TT II quantitG dc marchandi.
ses quill serait trop long
d'enumerer
EN CE oU1 A TRAIT AUX
HABlLLEMENrs coSrEcT1oNNEs
pour hommes, ieunes gems, enfapts, a Ia
%dsrniere mode, ..dn meilleur gout ct au neil
eur marchs possible.
Indictments d'ete.
Habillcments complies, encou.
til ct casimirs ltgors
presquc domncs.
Ontrc les deux departments ci-
dessus enumercs, on plut6t
indiqnes, non a.
VnnS nm
A SSORTIMENT CONFLICT
de CHAUSSURES fines ct com.
munes pour hommes, femmes ct
enfants, qni detie tOute-. rivalite ct
tonte comparison.
AJOUTEZ A TOUT CELA-UN
MAGSlFIoUE STOCK de SE1LEs
ct BRIDES, ct vous n'aurez encore
qu'une fable idee de &c que nous
pouvons offrir All public
Ayant les mOyens necessaires
pour acheter AU COMPLIANT,
nous voulons Greer lere nouvelle du
BON MARCHE,
Economisez le temps. ct epar-
gncz-vous les desagrements ct les
depenses du voyage N vous ARE
tant chez nous, au lieu d'aller en-
vile. La vile ne vOus donnera
rien de meilleur ct d des prix plus
moderes. Et vous trOuverez chez
nous tout ce que yous pourriez trou-
yer ! Ia Nouyelle- Orleans.
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Compognic hAss"rnnce
Muiucllc du San.

CAPITAL PAVE. $4,000 600
JAMES L DAY, President.
HORACE CARPENTER, Secretairc.
-DIHECTEURs POUR 1874
Juo. G. Gaines, Jas. I. Day,
j.. J. Hart, Geo. Jonns,
Henry Reushaw, Emory Cinrp,
Hugh Wilson, G.. Nj. BayIy,
b. Biscoe, James Byrnes,
]. N. Marks, j. L. Harris,
Chas. M"cready, Lione, @. Levy,
W. L. Seymour, W. b. Schmidt,
Richard Flower, l.. Alcus,
J. Weiss, r. T. Torian,
b. w. Taylor, Scott Mc(iehce,
j. G. Morris, Isaac L. Haas,
Cette anciennc ct excclIente Com
pagnie dmet dos polices contre rin-
cendie, les risa"es de rivieres ct de
mer, aux conditions les plus favora-
bles. Ellie regle toutes les pertes n
conditions les plus libArales ct les
pale promptement. a SEES bnreanx. No.
81 dc Ia du Camp, coin CONNER
cial Alley.
Z. r. Delaney. Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
J. Cones, Agent pour les paroisses
'du feuve.
Bureau :-DonaldsonviIle.
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OFFICE OF
5. ROOSEVELT d CO.,
Cotton Factors and General
commission Merchants.
NAV Yosx, Sept. Is. ls71
=. U. Boz $3.50.

HHw YORx, Sept. l6, ls7t.
i'IAn BIs-In connection with on,
hardware buainess, which will DO con
Quoted - heretofore, We have organ.
ized . cotton factorASe and general
commission department., aud beg leave
to tender our services In that capacity
20 shipper Of produce 10 this market.
n doing % We can assure our friend.
that our organization u complete, and
our facilities for handling cotton,
wool. hides, 60, &C., equal TO any
house In the trade. We are fully pre-
pared TO make ~ liberal advances IN
cash, ~ due regard 10 safety viii JUL
ufY, and 70 make faithful aud prompt
returns for all property committed u
do. TO transact . legitimate oommision
business, and, under no circumstances,
to either buy or sell bale OF cotton
for our own account, enables US 20 g.
sure our friends that our best exertions
will be directed towards insuring full
market rates for oil consignmeats
made us.
n. ". d. scog,n. so we'll known IL
our friends IA T. Aus, la, ai.i Aia,
will continue with u ~ lie :, ioioie q, unu
Will spend the great.I -. .ivn u, his
tune In those 'Statoa And solicit con
signmsntA. We have also secured the
services Of Mr.. David Ruskin, whose
long experience In handling cotton,
&o..t IA this marked ~. fsmiliarixea
lam VI ih all ..iaiir vi iLv business. he
viii give hif eu.ir ntt-ntiun " the sale
Of all ubipineitr r-ut ~ us. and Will Dc
pirsss-u To near fivii his OLD frlends aud
,ufftrl bOt.uehts ia Ills new connection.
Ne Will rridtasor " keep our Gus
tu,heir f,tsted Oh tue cUndIti) IN Of the
tuArLei, nssd furnish them with any tu-
furinati.ai I. out pv~r ~ may be 70
their Interest.
Respectfully soliciting u shars Of
your busii,esr and = trial shipment a.
ma tairiS usy .. VT itADniii.
NOuis, Iuvs, Huiy,
stptEidk Wi :. ttt)U5t.vELTA 20,
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.
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THE HOUSTON CITY HILLS
CAN BE REBUILT.
TRR sTATR WILL HI
Benefited by Its Continuance
Ths People waas the Goodsi
They can be Manufactured Uut
M nnr nvu,s Moknria1 IA.
Ia. People want IN. Goods,
They can be Manufactured cut
or our Own Material, b..
Our Own People! I'D

We have the experience sud the results
over SIX years work, In addition to IL
grounds, buildings, machinery, etc, to stAis
with.
The superior quality Of our goods suited
TO the wants Of our State has been estab-
| shed.
The further Investment Of One Hss.dssA
Thousand Dollars will place the Mills IN .
better shape than n was before the fre, and
secure to Stockholders q fair interest upon
their money. besides the building up Of A
Institution Of direct benefit 10 this section,
and Of general interest to the State.
The present situation, with the improve
ments, machinery and fixtures, Will bs
placed 81 its present cash valuation for stocA
In the new organization.
On the securing like amount, say slxty
thousand dollars, an organization will Be
effected under the general incorporates
laws Of Texas. ..,--s
shares Of stock.
shares. O..- H,asdrsd Dollars Each, In I've
installments, payable nrst Of October, No
veinber, December, January and Gobfsazp
NEXT, are now offered to our citirens. Sub
senptions will be taken payable In material
~ labor, at its cash value.
The books are now open 1t the 6alss
Room, q Main street, Houston, where sAy
further information may he had on applicar
tinu to JAS, U. DUMDtI,
,.p4d&wtf Agent.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12
TVY.

EDIToE News :-Gentle February
passed out of the calender of eighteen
hundred and seventy-1lye. The tlllers
OF the soil had settled down to the be-
lief that the first week In March
would not pass without there being
more or less small grain sown; but
alas! disappointed hope. March whirl-
ed into line midst the glare of vivid
lightning and the roar of the artillery
Of heaven--raiD, sleet and snow. Tn!
Burmuda gales of February twenty :
eighth Is chilled by the icy blast OF q
northern gale. The blue bird. the
robin and the phebe, that had been
warbling their musical notes during
the past few days, leok this morning
about as sad as farmer out of hay for
his stock.
THE county aid bill that recently
passed our legislature, is thought
about as much of here az the one that
passed the extra session last fall is by
our western frontier settlers.
The foreign aid that has been dis
tributed in this vicinity is God send
to the indolent and slothfnl.
The question up for discussion Is,
(which is the greatest philanthropSss
the farmer that advertises corn toE
two dollars per bushel, or the farBeS
that ships in corn and sells it fer
seventy-five cents per bushel." W
March L 1a75
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1875-03-12

sHoorISo STocK.-We are informed
that Ars. Burns, who lives about Q hal1
mile northeast % the city, had coupis Of
ane heiGers shot on Wednesday usshs Of
last week. They were IN the peu Close 70
the house, where they were kept at night.
Two shots were Ared, which were heard
~ the house, hut .. such Noises are CON-
mon in that nstGhhOEhood no notice WA
taken % them. Judge cf the lady's sur
prise ca nnding two 1lns animals dead
asxt morning. We understand. also,
that . gentleman In the neigh hOrhood had
. mare shot aud killo1 about 9 laontA
ago, and that hogs have been shot lately.
Now this - . desperate business. aud
We are 10th to belleVe that any psrsoa IN
the shape % . humAn being could snrazs
y suaA work. they must have . eandi.
date Or caDdsdates Sor the psnltontiary
lettering II that Vicinity. Heass will
be tAksa e once 90 hunt cut TIE persou
or persoas WhS can BE % vile - to aAool
poor dumb aSinAls % crafty . psPsoaal
sptsSI