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OFFICE OF TIE y j. ANpC X. K. Co. !
1t. H. I.Ir. 4. !.

OFFICE OF THE \ j. AND e.. X. Il. Co, I
NatchcZ. March t, 1873. :
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office UNTIL THE FIRST DAY OF MAY
NENT, for the construction and completion of this
road ready for rolling stock from the present ter
minus in Natchez to the town of Fayettc distance
of twenty five and half miles. The road is now
| terminus, and the iron laid for 9 6-loO
miles The established gauge of the road il three
'eet SIN inches There are two miles OF iron a con
srnei"n train large quantity of bridge timber and
ties on h-nd
BIDS will be received for the whole or part of the
work IN sections OF not less til three miles-the
contractor TO give good security for the completion
OF his contract by the first day cf October next
he work will be paid tor in CASH in monthly in
Stillment,, As the work progresses
Inc mpany reserves the right to alter or change
lhe present location OF the road and the contractor
1" be rad at the same rate if the work was per
formed on the route as at present located also the
night 10 reject any or all bids
Further information can he had of the President
or at the Company office
By order Of the Board of Directors
W. I. MARTIN President
j. H. FIrzPATRlCk Secretary. mhy DOT
RunP Pork ............Pr Provisions.
40 HBLs. RUM PORK,
80 bbls Extra Prime PORK
500 bbls Mess PORK,
80 casks BACON CLEAR SIDES
50 BACON CLEAR RIB SIDES,
50 terees Magnolia S. c. HAMS
50 kegs choice LARD
In store. and arriving, for sale by
x CONVERSE,
NH. 1t "a Magazine street.
Flour. Flour. Flour.
D-nn BBLS VARIOUS GRADES
In Store and to arrive.
For sale by POHLHAUS \ DOLL.
NIB ct 96 Mamazn. street.
ITUGH j. CAMPBELL,
ATTORNEY At LAW
No. 10 Carondtlet street.
Remove from No. IL st. Charles. mh7 I'm
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

3. II. d. B. J. Montgomery sell Household Furni-
ture, Carpets Mirrors Mattresses. etc, at 20
Camp street at IL A. NJ.
Nash & Hodgson sell han ls1ne Two Story Residence
No. 30 Chestnut street, at st. Charles Auction
Exchange at II o'clock NJ
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AUCTION SALES.
by II. Nj. n Is. j. montgomery.
d NJ. l. B. J. MONTGOMERY,
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS AND DEALERS r,
NEW FURNITURE.
ON1co Armory Hall. Comn Stra>,

Triweekly sales of every description of household
furniture, mirrors pianos, carpets mattresses etc,
etc. on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at auc-
ton room, No so Camp street, commencing at IL
o'clock.
Semi weekly sales of horses mules buggies car.
riages, etc. etc. at sales stables of GravieI
and Baronne streets on Wednesdays and SATURDAYS
commencing at ii O'Clock A. NJ.
Out door sales of every description promptly at
tended to.
Special attention paid to the sales of Real Estate
and Stocks.
Always on hand the largest stock of new furniture
OF every variety to be found in the city, their show
rooms, ArTnory Hall, 81 Camp street
Being the largest and oldest establishment of the
kind in the South they solicit portion of the public
patronage both in their line auctioneers and deal
in furniture. ia1 lv
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FOR SALE.

I1WR SALE CHFAP-Onc half cash baIar ce II
i ono year-A two story frame dwelling house.
slated root, containing eight rooms side lot roe.a-
ufts thirty feet front by hundred ard twenty -
ieet III depth situated on Calltope street between
Rampant and Franklin No 300 Apply to
a. w WHEELER
60 Branard street
mill AZ between .Iack snn md pEi,;.
tNXCURSION TICKETS FOR SALE-To -
IL Ionis, via Mobile; good till April l. AnrIx >,
j. H. WOODS d co. lGi Common street. -
t'Of oALE-ohers wanted for the following boob =
1 Forty volumes Harper8 Magazines haIfbouoL
cost aioo twenty seven volume, Knights Penny
Cyclic eda cloth bound cost :ji gx Volume. ftyr +.
OF plates leonographic Encyclopedia gilt edge ili
hound morocco cost so; three volumes Copelands
Medical Dictionary, calf cost SIC So All In p,rs
order and most of them good Offer fo1 tie
Offica. ,3t 10
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RENItV AIS.

(EMOV Al-On Monday, the lst of March tl,s.
IL Commercial Insurance Company will rrIn2rs
to the rooms lately occupied blythe Louisiana Mntt.
Insurance Company, in the Louisiana National BaUf
building No. 40 Common street
WALTER HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
New Orleans. Feb IS t9G I'm
EMOVAL-M MALONE, GUN and LOCK-
IL Smith, has removed from e. Canal street 10 Y
Natchez street near Magazine, with Robt Chapsly
N q. Stencil Works where he is prepared to atom
to AL work III his line, Iron Safes, Store and Want.
Locks, Night Latches, Duplicate Keys fitted Al>r
I,acksmthing Iron Railing and general IIouses1nt1
Verandahs Iron Fences, Office and Tomb Railinz u
Door and Window Gratings made with dispatch
work attended to personally RIA I'm
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A Rome letter gives the details of the recen
| horrible assassination there of Ratfuele Son
zogno the editor and proprietor of the ultra
Democratic journal, the fapitale. The editor
was sitting alone in his office early in the even
ing when his employees heard noise in the
room overhead and one of them rushing up.
stairs, stopped man trying to disengage him
self from the grasp of Sonzogno, who cried
out Luigi, Luigi, he has murdered me 7
In the act of uttering these words Sonzogno
fell bleeding corpse to the floor, while one
| of the printers, SEEING the fugitive by the
| throat, stopped his flight. The man, tall
| athlete, was proving too much for the printer,
but he vas assisted by his fellow workmen,
one Of whom, holding the murderer back. fin
ally brought him to a stand on the doorway.
The carbineers took him into custody and
conducted him to prison. BY this time the
street was filled by dense crowd some Of
whom, pushing up stairs, found Sonzogno
breathing his last, with four severe wounds,
two in the breast, one on the shoulder, and
one on the head. Lifted up and carried in
the arms of the printers foreman, he expired
without saying word. A dagger sticking
in the breast wound, fell to the ground as the
murdered man was being borne along. It
was nearly foot long, two-edged, with a
sharp point, and handle of black wood The
motive for the crime was mystery The
Sonzogno family is known throughout Italy
for their printing establishment, which for
more than fifty years has enriched the King
dom with excellent publications, scientific
and literary.
The st. Louis Globe thinks Tiltons dinner
table conversation must have commenced
with, "Whlte-souled Elizabeth, pour the
hbatlon Of soup tor the geuSts of this our
tent upon the fervid sands of daily life,' and
continued thus:
Mr.. Tilton, brandishing s. carver over his
head in luminous circles and plunging it into
a boiled turkey: "Ha ha with nv good
sword, Excalibar | will unseam thee from
the nave to the chops, and fix thy head upon
our battlements. Wilt thou Ito first guest
have meat dark as the curtains of kedar, or
white as the neck Of the Northern swan
(She says she will have some.) Dressing
She nods.) Thus over it pour foaming
Niagara OF egg sauce. Queen of my soul,
the goblet sip.
No sensible man
No sensible man
Can do without it
Can do without it
a ticket in Saturdays drawing
A ticket in Saturdays drawing
OF the Louisiana State Lottery
OF the Louisiana State Lottery.
40 chances at $4,000.
Capital prize 5000
All hotels and steamboats, use Paragon yeast
powders.
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LOST-FOUND.

LOUND-A valuable Pointer DOG came 10 jss.
Il Constance street. Owner can have hin. "a
proving ownership and paying for this ad verisefD
Inquire at No, IL Carondolet street Third Floor
mill 81
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,SkA IN KIGOLETTO.

1 NJ ht ROMA IN IltioLEIIO.
OPERA HOUSE ON MONDAY.
TRIUMPH OF MILE. DE MURSKA
| The famous Hungarian Nightingale
UNPRECEDENTED OPERATE SUCCESS 'Th4
greatest sensation since Jennie Lind Houses
packed from parquctte to dome with the beailt1
and fashion of the city rich in the exousitenc+.
OF their toilets and looking like partors Of
| Messrs. MOMAS and De VINO have kindly eon-
Giuded farewell engagement, by which MILE
LIMA DE MuRSkA will appear in two Of her
great characters.
On Monday. March Is, nj p. NJ.
MILE. lima DE MURSKA will appear he,
RIGOLETTO.
Between the first and second acts Mime CAREEStf
SAuREI, the eminent pianist will play I, Fac
tisla on themes from I'll Trovatore ? by Giots
schaik, on the celebrated grand piano OF knabe
In rehearsal HAMLET, for DE MuRsKA IN '.a1
graDdest role of OPIiELIA
WEDNESDAY-DE MURSKA NIGHT
Sale OF seats opens TO-DAY at the Opera Ho,ies,
from to II A. and at Eie's from IL to 4 4
NJ mhi2 -
I'VE MURSKA FAREWELL MATINEE
GRUNwALD HALL, SATURDAY ATts
MT D. dc Viro has the honor to announce . btsrv
well gala matinee of
Nile. lima DE MURsKA,
And her Concert Combination
Admission Reserved seats 50 cents extra. E1sr
Sale at Grunwald's Music Store Canal strrs.
NHdpe 70 pianos are used. mhl3 ~
A GRAND VOCAL AND ORGAN CONGERY
For the benefit of the
Coliseum Place Church Smndny school:
Will be gwen by the Sunday School Children assisto,
ny some on the best amateurs in the City ia thu
Church. on next TT ESDAY Evening at ~ O'Clock
March IL. mE1t:t
HAYETY THEATER-
~ Corner Common and Bnronre sgsazs%~
JAS FLYNNE. Proprietor and Mqca7a.:
CHAS. .. WHITE.-------StageM Manager
THE ONLY VARIETY TIIEATER IN THE C.TE"g
OPEN EVERY NIGHT,
With Powerful Variety, Dramatic Burlesqur
Ethiopian Combination.
NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WE2g
Ja6 ly ADMISSION. % CENTS.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

LNLEGANT FRONT ROOMS as well as others
IL can be had furnished or unfinished with OF
without board, At No .27 Camp street mh12 1T
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
VARIETIES THEATER.

VARIETIES THEATER
Business Manager TEEO. HAMILTON
Last appearance of the popular comediaa.
| Mr.. JOHN f. OWENS.
Thursday Evening, March II. 1875
VICTIMS AND sOLON SINGLE.
Friday ETEYlvG-frs time n dn; J a1a Si9Z
! Owens as Tony lumphin i'll Godsniih- Comedy
ct she SHE STOOLS 70 CONQUER with the t;,vcs,
| SATURDAY MATINEE pOT-Nr, Owens as.
Caleb Plummer
SATURDAY NIGHr-rArL rRY ana BETSY
MONDAG-Mrs. +, s. CiIANFRAU in her ..e,,
play of Z" WAS SHE RIGHT ="
RIDWELLS ACADEMY OF MUSIC
Sunday. March :. 1878,
And during the week and
Wednesday and saturday Ma,lnc--,
Will be presented the greatest sensational Dsa1ga
ever written, entitled
MARKED FOR LIFE.
Introducing the Young American comedian, s. C.
FRANCE in his great character of SAd fhs
Faithful, supported by the full strength of tbs
Academys talented company will be produce
with new and effective scener. intricate mecls,r,
zeal effects, wonderful properties
FRIDAY-Beneit of Mr.. FRANCE
SUNDAY, March li-Miss ELIZAWEATHFkSBa
and her Burlesque Organization. NH *
CT. CHARLES THEATER.
Friday Evening. March -.
Benefit of the eminent tragedian
Mr.. T.. l.. DAVENPORT,
supported by the talented actress
Mrs. L. L. DAVENPORT
HAMLET.
Hamlet ;---------.------ Mr.. L, L, Dayoupora
queen "erirude Mrs. 4. l.. Dlyrnpayf-
Saturday -Natinrr at Noon,
THE STRANGER
stranger. Mr. T. l.,
Airs' ii'l''er --.--..- Mrs f. L. DayenpoI1.
SATURDAY NIGHr-JACK CADE
lack Gaze -.---.----------.. Mr.. Il. L.. Davenport
Marianne Mrs f. l.. Dlvenpota
SUNDAf-BENEFfT of Miss Susie Parker
In preparation ST. MARC, or THE SOLDIER tsR
FORTUNE
Prices usual. o12sr
~ RUNEWAID'S HALL
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~ RUNEWALDS HALL
GROWING TRIUMPH OF
MILE. LIMA DE nIURSkA
The famous II garian Nightingale and hcr & r.gflf}
concert Combination.
POSITIVELY LAST GRAND CONCEIP
FAREWELL MATINEE on
Saturday, March 13, nt I'm
knabe Il Go Piano exclusively used mhIf TT
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Last appearance of the popular comedia5.
Mr.. JOHN f. OWENS.
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IRTEANIA STREET RESIDENCE
WITH HANDSOME GROUNDS,
LOTS 90 FEET FRONT e To FEET
: MOST DELIGHTFUL NLlGEBCREOOU.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Parties hayina City back taxes to paw will
do well 10 call upon I. W. PATTON at Townsend 4
Lyman : NO. lie 'lavlel street mhl3 I'm
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ON LONG CREDIT 1T AUCTIC.
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Computing by mileage, this list represents
one-third of the railroads in the State Of Hi
nois, and the companies named in it are said
to be " utterly insolvent. their entire capital
stock and unpreferred debt is wholly sponged
out of existence" 1t is a sad exhibit
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Chicago paper furnishes the following
list of Illinois railways which have passed in
TO the hands Of receivers during the last six
months, for the reason of their inability to
pay their way. The list of miles includes
only 50 much of the roads as lie within the
Sfofa of TIlipnic.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02

of money asked of the Legislature
for the Reform School at Waterbury,
IS readily granted, hut let even a
amall appropriation be asked for, for
Improvement OF the prison at Wind
sor, and cold shoulder is turned at
once.
The Directors, Su lerintendents and
Chaplain have in their reports asked
to have something done for the i'm
provement of the female department,
but nothing is needed in the opinion
of our legislators. The committee of
the Legislature went to Windsor, was
in and about the prison too hours.
looking over the institution. Most
of them when they went away knew
as much about it as when they came,
aud but little more. Two days would
have been a short time tn have inves-
tigated the affairs of the prison as it
ought TO have been done. The most
that some of the committee cared for
was to get some Office in the institu-
ton, and succeeded, although the one
that wanted it did not get it.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02
An Extra Session,

An extraordinary session OF the
Legislature of Vermont is called By
10Y. Peck, to meet at Montpelier,
Wednesday, Jan. 18th, to take meas
ures for reconstructing the Reform
School buildings which were werS re-
Gently burned at Waterbury. The
value of,he building was about $780,
900. On The same there was an in
surance Of $4,000. 1t will cost
from ten TO twenty thousand dollars
to bring the members of the Legisla-
ture together. The sum wanted will
perhaps be about the same. So
the sum spent upon the Reform School
this time will not probably be less
than 5000. This is smart little
New Years gift for the rather costly
bantling at Waterbury; but then for
this institution there is q remarkably
generous disposition ia Legislators.
1t seems to be a pity to CAL the
Legislature together, at such expense,
for the transaction Of single piece OF
business which it would appear might
have been sltely assumed by indlvid-
uals. But it would not be strange il
some other very important business
should be presented when once the
members are assembled. Who know:
whether the rest OF the fish and bears
may not then receive attention.
Windsor Journal.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02
No EXCMSn for Rping Sick.

No person can use Boschee's Ger
man Syrup without getting immediate
relief and cure. We have the first
case of coughs, colds and consumption,
or any disease OF the throat aud lungs,
yet to hear from that has not been
cured. We have distributed every
year for three years over 100000
sample bottles by druggists in I'll
parts of the United States. No other
manufacturer of medicine ever gave
their preparations such test as this.
Go TO your druggist, A. X. Towne,
Gorham, OF L. Savage, Lancaster,
and get sample bottle for 10 cents
and try it--larse size rs cents two
doses vii relieve yo1.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02
Lancaster, y. H., Dec. ISL. Portland St.
Two LITTLE DEVILS IN A PRAYER
MEETING.

One came early. and. as soon as the meeting
was thrown open, flew around the ROOM It nd
in II moment of time whispered in the willing
ear OF twenty playinr men: Don't pray to-
night" To one he said. You are too Young
and inexperienced d. let the older brethren do
the work" 70 another: IF you pray per
haps you will make some blunder in Your
words, and some will make fun of you" To
II third: ''Ionder is - hciahbOr who
has n grudge against you. and he will
not be edited by Your prayer To Il
fourth; Don't you think Won had better wait
awhile, aHG see what others will do?, So
with these and other Like suggestions the
twenty brethren were Influenced TO sit still.
There was an awkward pause. Children
shuftled their feet. Men crossed their legs.
Women looked at each other an xi0uSly. Quite
a number Of people cleared their thrOlts
sing.
Why don't Deacon Dow get up? The fact
is the deacon was inst about to rise when the
cunning imp said to him: "Now deacon, you
wait. The best should come last. The pascor
warts you 10 say word at the close of the
meeting to leave good impression"
So the good deacon sat num- cOgitating
what should be the tenor of his closing re-.
marks. This little devil did his work well
At length hymn was sung; but the pastor
WAS forced to call on one and another and in
| spite OF all lis efforts, the exercises Ian
! guiShed,
But there was n worse imp than Don't
pray" in the ROOM He was bclated. and so
he sent the other one as his forerunncr to
prepare the way for him. This was Devil
''Nl:tke-a.long speech" IL was fifteen minutes
| before the time for closing the meeting, when
he came in. and he jumped ut once into the
| heart OF Brother Talkative. And said he,
"Brothcr laxative, you have not been to
meeting much of late. The silvcry tones of
your voice have not been feard for Il long
white. Beside this is such good opportu.
nifty Don't you see how the meeting drags
/ Get up man md give Them Il good one"
Sc Brother laxative slowly and sOlemnly
arose and began his discourse in Il low ami
modest tone. lie had Il word to say about
Charles sumner and emancipation and the wO
mans movement in regard 10 the temperance
! question. He felt compelled to advert to the
controversy between DrS. Patton and swing
and this led him to give Ills opinion as to thu
| course pursued by Drs. Storrs ana Burlington
toward Brother Beccher and the crring Ply
mouth church
The poor pastor was on nettles. What
| should he do? If he stopped Brother Tulka
tive. he feared he would never be forgiven
Deacon Dow looked up To the clock, and
sighed inwardlr as he thought he had lost his
| opportunity for II whole week. Some very
polite people actually yawned. And, tC
to crow all, Devil No. had stirred up some
folks to laugh, for which they were very
sorry before they went to bcd.-Rec. Peter
Striker.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02
DIR. Howes' Advertisement
On TIE SIGNS OF DE LAST DAYS.

Second Timothy. Sd Cap.-This know also
mat ~ tle Hast days pertlous times shall be.
lovers ~ their own sclvess covctous. prOud.
dIsobcsiieni to parents. We would ask ~ that
Il not the case now with children. II was
said. Stand on ia. WY my bnN.n "DOnt
call me a boy. I've smoked these two years"
False accuser Of those ilfai are goOd-tbis we
hear OF all over the NOrld-lovors OF pleasure
mole than Of God. having n form OF go,llines-
but denying the power thcrcat from which
turn away. Reader. we see this is not the
sinner. but the professor. Let us 90 To the
18Th chapter Of Revelation, Babylon Is
fallen, is fallen. and become the habitatiun
of devils aud cggc Of every dnclean and
hateful bird, Let us 90 TO Washington and
sce the corruption there j. there: high sala
rics. duelling. Let MS go to Concord; see
suffers by IL. Herr they will suffer people to
go tn law about two or three dollars the COS 3
Is said TO be - hundred dollars a gay, thrown
out on to the comfy for the poor ami middle
classes 10 pay too much. The ricA put their
money into government bonds too much.
Many viii say what shall we do! owe no
man anything. sue no man; this have done
for years and have no hard times.
We would say we keep an assortment of veg.
etahle medicine on hand for rheumatism
humors-if you don't want to call 1t the itch
and fcvers.
But he best of all is may.weed, to break W
| cold and throw on II fever.
| As we are in prrilous times and near q North
| ern winter,
Please remember me and give som ething &c
| pay the printer.
! We will send you some pamphlets on prilS
and fashions; please do it this winter.
| GEORGE HOWE.
| Lancaster, y. H., Dec. 1874. Portland st.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1875-01-02
By the Governor,
W. Z. DILLINGHAM,
Secretary of Civil and Military affairs

The n. II. Board Of Agriculture is
suffering from rupture, caused by
too heavy a lift on the woman qucs-
ton. Mr.. Lawrence, member of the
Board from Rockingham county, DUR
ing the past summer prepared paper
upon woman and her position on the
farm, in which he gave expression to
some very radical ideas. He read
the paper at one Of the meetings OF
the Board in Coos county, when the
Board repudiated 1t and voted that it
should be read no more. Mr.. Law
renee, however, acceded to the request
of the audience, gathered at another
place, and, against the protest Of his
brethren, repeated the paper. The
Board was furious and Mr.. Lawrence
was not in the best Of humor, and
finally Mr.. Lawrence resigned and
will hereafter read his essays as a
private citizen.
Brother Lawrence, through this act
Of the Board, has got free advertise
ment which will make his lecture
sought for everywhere, We hope he
will at an early day deliver it in the
goodly city of Manchester. We arc
decidedly in favor of free speech
Manchester Mirror.