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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-15
CGU3T PROCEEDINGS.

BY the courtesy of Eli ah a. Carson,
Deputy County Clerk. We are enabled to
give our readers the following County
Court proceedings:
SECOND DAY.
WickIiff Estes removed as oyerscer and
\. :. Murrv appointed.
.Judwc Bonds report as to Amazonia
bridge approved. ,
Road Commissioners report on road
pctitioncd for by J. Milborn ct. al. ap-
proved and ordered opened.
l same as to road petitioned for by j. Z.
S.imcrly CT. al.
same a. to petition Of l.. Hays ct. al.
same as to petition of j. l.. Newman
ct. al.
Oryillc Castcll removed as o1crseer
and Rubt. Graves appointed.
The County surveyor. with h County
Surveyor of Dekalb. ordered to establish
boundary between Andrew IL Dekai0
counties.
R0ad Commissioner files report on pc
tition OF j. Il. McGinuesse e.. al. Ordered
on Tile.
J.. p. Tate files report as keeper Of coun-
" poor. Approved.
Wan. Pettyjohn appointed load over
seer.
sam. Irwin appointed oYerscer.
THIRD DAY.
J. c. Burns made Il report IS ovcrsecr.
q. W. Crowley appointed oYcrsecr.
l.. i. Davis appointed "Tcr>""f.
Petition Of L. 7. Davis filed and re-
terred.
Ordered that assessment Of real estate
of L. +. Nylie be reduced 1865 for year
1871.
Ordered tha: Robert Emmett CaGey be
discharged as par;tr.
/. \. Kennedy allowed license TO Keep
Elisha Buis appointed Constable Of
Platte township. Bail 81 900.
Martin Y. Murphy allowed 10 borrow
$50 when he gives mortgage and bond.
C. ". jenkins file rePOr. - uye.scer
and Is discharged.
Boyd Barr appointed oycrseer.
Road o.. rict No. 8. T. SO, L. 50, divided
north and south through sections -, y
and p; eas part called3 west part Il.
Jos. Calvcrs reported as overs,er.
John WOOD appointed OTcr>ect.
Ordered That the order opening road
rctiiiorcG for ny j.. q. Ganlc-4"h and 9th
ers nc re-Glndcd.
!. |. Newman ct. a. Gle bond to indem-
u;fv countv. Approved and ordered llcG.
!. ads Nos. i and , ordered Opened.
Case Of J. W. pmlo Ct. l..nctitioncrs for
road. T.. Z. Park claimant for damages.
.Jurv imnanuc!ed allowed 1888 damages.
$50 RENTED by attorney for claimant.
The following claims were allowed:
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Thos. Stewart, Mr.. Sindlinger, Miss An
na Morris, Miss NJ. L. Wood, Miss Annie
Ousley, Miss Eva Peale, Miss Libbie Cor
reil.
Select Reading.
II. S. Gardner, G. McGonagle, J. 6.
Honold, Hanson Ward, W. W. Booher,
Miss Anna Morris, Miss Eva Peale, Miss
Mary Faulkner, Miss NJ. E. Wood.
Committee on Music.
Prof. White, II. s. Gardner, c. Melon
agile, N. Gregory.
Committee Of 4rraagementS.
John NJ. Wilkerson, II. S. Gardner, c.
A. Whitaker. j. X. TILSON,
County Superintendent.
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Nov. 1871.
VIM. CALDWELL

PROF. MULKINs' second course of PEN
manship closed at the Seminary last
evening. Two prizes of the Prof7s. own
drawing were awarded for making the
most Improvement and answering most
questions. The Professor has acquitted
himself creditably at this place, and wher-
ever he goes, we bespeak for him a cordial
rccnntiOn.
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Sam Warner Esq, II of the largest
farmers of Jackson township passed
through the city this Morning in charge
of Deputy Z. s. Marshall Smith, on his
way to St. Joseph, to answer before
r. S. Musso-. e. S. Commissioner, a
charge of violation of the U. S. revenue
laws, in not Stamping a deed, made some
time ago to a Mr. Ammons-
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We take pleasure III calling attention,
to the advertisement Of Spaldings' Com
mercial College Kansas city, Motifs is
one OF the best institutions of the Kind i'll
the wcst,-and any of our readers wishing
to acquire a good business education
would do well to call at the college or
address the Principal.
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Massrs Couch and Ostrandor have
leased the Union House to Mr.. Thomas
". Grow, who informs Us he knows
how 10 keep hotel, having been en-
gagged in that business several years,
before his removal to this place.
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SOCIETIES.
I. o. q. F.

I. o. q. F.
eavs7n.h lodge No Il !. 90, meet ever
~pasds~ ,fcning at their Hall North East Garner Of
W, c. SMITH N G
J.R. TILsos. ssc'y.
4. +. & /. Il.
Savannah Lodge Nc, ii A, + X 4. ~ meet q
III, II HsI North side the Squ4.e, 1t sd SD S"tui-
Gg- c;Uacl mouth.
R, co,cvc2 IL. e.
Z II, MIECgEL., secretsry.
Bsn Franklin LndSe, Ne. SIS. meet lst SatT-d1y
.; elca month stljA.E n -. i n l., p n
Jas, : .ETkENTIEGk, SeCy-
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LosT.-about the first of November,
between my residence and the mill, a
pair of pebble glass Spectacles with steel
rims plain tin case containing a few reve-
u stamps. The finder will be literally
rewarded by leaving them at the Repuli-
can office or returning the same to me at
the mill.
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Mr orman Buell., the old pioneer of
81. Joseph, called on US last Monday-he
ana MS lady are visiting Mr. G. T. BRYAN
o. This city,-Mr Buell. was the founder
'w'oien factories in ST. Joseph.
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We learn that Barrows = Co. have
delivered over $1,000 III nursery stock,
TIL, fall and are still delivering. Tie
advertisement Of this firm viii appear
ncyt week.
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I'D. NcL&in the live and wide awake
Publisher Of the Nodaway Republican
was i'll the city last week, May his shadow
never grow less.
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Pure California Wines for Medical
purposes at Brown and Sargant's.
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FARMS for So

No. $50.
A good 10 acre lot in the sa
Mavannah. well improved agI
house of ) rooms, agood'ftable a
10 apple trees, a good spring, on
ryvine rood. Price $500.
\ good dwelling AID lots ii
nah. Price $500.
No. 236.
4 good farm OF 220 acres, 100
cultivation and 60 acres Of d
mile of hedge: Dwelling of tw
good well. good stock water,
Orchard of $50 apple trees, 80
timber. Price 1856 per acre.
No. 292.
\ very desirable farm of 50
miles Northwest of Savannah,
house and small orchard, god
water and spring. 40 acres in Gu
and 40 acres in pasture.-Prid
acre.
No. 293.
4 good farm of 173 acres. 2 mi
the Depot, 100 acres improved, 81
timber, ? dwelling hauses, a G
and good spring.-Price $50 per
No. 299.
\ desirable farm of 80 acres
east of Savannah, so acres il
house of rooms. good well, a
orchard.-Price 1888 per acre.
No. SOL.
y house and lot on Market
rooms.--Price Sll00.
No. 302.
A house with 4 rooms, well, 81
smoke house, l lot. well set W
with fruit treeS.-Price $1.400
No. 500.
\ very desirable Brick residj
/ rooms, 3 acres of land ATTACHED
well. stable and Orchard.-Pricd
No. sos.
\ good dwelling of 8 rooms
good stable, and some fruit tre}
1850.
No. 800.
\ very desirable farm adjoi1
more, eco acres under fence, 20
timber three miles off: 1S6 ap
choice perches, pears and a v
small fruit, an abundance of std
dwelling 36N30 feet, tive room
S35 per acre.
No. 307.
4 very excellent farm, $50
proved. dwelling Of 3 reems, go
and barn, so apple trees, fencing
miles NORTHEAST of Savanna
so per acre
No. III.
A first class farm in Nodawa
3 miles north of Guilford, cont
acres, $50 acres in a good state
ton, some good hedge, $50 au
good frame house 6 rooms, q G
? good wells. good stock water
of timber.-Price $3.50 per acl
No. 322.
A most excellent farm of q
miles from st. Joseph. in a goo
cultivation 40 acres of timber
of 5 rooms, all ice house aud
apple trees, 10 pear trees, 90 p
some grapes and other small FRY
well, good stock water AMI
springs, 6 acres of Hops, Sch
naar SS0 nor acre.
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will slaughter and dress hogs and
cattle on reasonable %terrus, and deliver
on Tuesdays and Fridays ofe ach week.
W. 3. Howard
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No., 1853.


4 Farm Of 30 acres, three miles West of
Savannah. All under fence and in cultlva-
ton. except . acres Of timber. Orchard OF
a variety Of fruit, Log house with 3 rooms,
a good sprirg and stock water on the farm.
Price Sl,2g0, liberal terms given.
No. 1873.
A good Farm Of go acres improved, 60
acres Of timber, House Is BY b feet, sta
bling. good spring and well, school house
Price SO per-acre On liberal terms.
No. $50.
A good farm Of $50 acres. 100 acres in
cultivation balance under fence, good tim
Der, 300 apple trees, frame house of 3 rooms,
frame barn, stables, plenty Of stock water,
3 good wells, 6 miles from Savannah. Price
S2S per acre.
10. 1875.
4 farm of l5S acres. 81 acres in c%uitiva-
ton. Orchard, Log house, running water,
good well, G miles from st. Josephss one
eIm from. school house, $50 per acre. ,"
No. 2l7.
4 farm of 100 acres, 65 acres in eultiva-
ton. balance timber under fence, = story
log house, smoke house, good well, 40 bear
ing apple trees, 80 Young trees, good stock
water, y mile. from Savannah, Price $50.
per acre.
No. 224.
40 Acres. a very desirable Stock farm,
an abundance Of Stock water. 200 acres in
cultivation. Dwellings, and out buildings, 80
Apple trees, 10 miles from st. Joseph
Price S225 80 per acre.
No. 242.
160 acres two miles West of Savannah 14o
acres under fence, 81 acres of timber, 400
Ample trees. also a number of pear, cherry
and peBch trees, Dwelling of six rooms, good
we'll, good stable and other buildings $40
per acre.
E0. PSI.
A good Stock farm of $50 ocres, 1 miles
northwest of Savannah. wcllimproved, good
house of six rooms; situated so as to be con
v~eniently divided Price $l3 per acre.
No. 255.
so feet front in Block AZ i'll Savannah,
Price $500.
No. 266.
A magnificent stock farm of 50Tt acres,
$40 acres improved Orchard Of 80 apple
trees, two dwellings on the land, a good
well and several springs, 4 miles of hedge
stable 24X60 feet. Price $25. per acre and
liberal terms.
No. 30.
A fine farm of 240 acres, / miles north
of Savannah, $50 under good cultivation,
a good orchard of 800 apple trees, a good
dwelling of 4 rooms, good stable, 2 good
wells, some good hedge fence. Price $40.
per acre.
No. ga.
40 acres of fine timber. Price S16. per
acre.
No. 2S4.
A large dwelling of 10 roome, in the
Suburbs of Savannah, with 5 to % acres
OF land attached terms liberal.
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Strictly Pure White Lead ut Brown and
Sargeants for $40 80 per hundred.
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focal Matter.

Elder j. Wy. Tate OF TIE Christian
Church, has moved to our town We are
c,adto welcome all such men.
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Go to w. A. Price and get six
boxes of Matches for 25 cts.
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Try W. A. Prices pure Ri Carb
Soda, lbs for 30 cts.
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CIDER FOR SALE.

Custom cider made Wednesdays and
Saturdays ofeach week, at the horse pow
er mill, W. B. Howard, proprietor.
For a good Shave, Haircut or Sham
pnnn. 20 to NJ. Stranz East side square.
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GUARDIANS l. CURATOR'SSA SALE
OF REAL ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that ty virtue Of al order
of the frnhate Court of the County Of Andrew and
State of MISS ,uri made at the March Term thereof
ana removed at the September Term thereof AID.
ISL, ! MorSsn llurs' guardian and curator OF the
persons AID estate OF OeorseC., Ellis iEh Nj Ills X
MORGAN 3, Ellis .cir: a; law and children Of william
A, d, lsIl Of the Court house door IN The Clty OF
savannah, IN faid County Of Andrew hetween the
hours Of niue o'clock IN the forenoon ard six O'Clock
in the afternoon and during the session Of the Pro-
bate Court "t stid County Of Andrew, sell at public
auction all the right title and interest Of SAID George
G.. Ellis, Eli NJ. EltIs and Morgan Il. kIiIs III and to
,he tni.owing described real estate situated in the
County Of Andrew and tate of Ass uni q wit:
The undivided three eignths pirtof the West half
eight (.rl Township No SIxty-one toll .Ea &c No.
thirty four u Also the GlAYlIcd tLT,G eiShths
Tart Often acres oflani bounded aS',l'ows: CON
tlrrrirr twenty r0Gg East a the SoIih West corner
- the south East quarter Of section No, twenty
cshi - OF 'cNnsIto No, s%iIty-Sn" t"L Range so,
th..ty Hour -, running thence south toTty rods;
thence Past forty rods thence North forty rods to
tie south iiac -f sal Section No. twenty eight;
the ca V os, ~ Snii line forty rods 10 tao place
OF hes:nuiDg. ~ TIE highest "Ht best bidder tor
ca" II 14 MORGAN HURST.
Guardian 4 CurrtOr,
State Ct Missouri Andrew County, IS
E''i iSss q S d. HURT In Probate Court.
TcE.rp Hurst Guardian
nnt Cantor.
Notice e hereby GiYca that :hc undersigned
G~u,rd.a1 aat carator q I've Ict-,ns and STATE
har mItr IA just ana true exhibit ol the account be
arosr hun eli and hr sad xsrds. and fed the
.l..o w!th 'he P;oiAie Court o: -. 'paL,E OF IA
term. ~, Thereof. b.. intends 10 aIriy 10 ssid
Cour, for leave 20 nTEe a maj ~1ttirmont Of ,hls
curator nni cisrdIaG.a!s accounts =ai !OE his dts
kCyerlc; 8 I /. b.. ~. MORGAN HURST.
3Ni Gu IsCian and Curator,
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MORGAN HURST,
Guardian & CurrtOr.
State Ct Missouri Andrew County, IS
Estate o: Gi.Lcrl HURT
ircen Ell. Ia probate Court.
Ie.,rp Hurst. Guardian
Adninis.ratnr'a Notice,

Notice Is here : sivon that lcters6 81 A!IjnistTa-
ton an Il tue estate c!GcnrSo giiiDti Deceased have
brrr grar,ed to me by Andrew touniy probate
rourt hearing date tho 18Th day of UciObor a. l..
81.
AL Icr-guF having claims aka!nst SAID estate are
regui-cttn exhibit them 10 me for allowance within
Que year from 'hr date Of said letter. or they may
BE- pTcc'uied igslu any benefit Of sad estate aud Il
.u~A CLAIMS he not within Two years from The date
a.. slld letters they shall he forever barred,
WILL An ANDERSON
Administrator Of G-org" Elliot; Deceased No
vernhcr III" 2,h. A. ID. ISL. n3wi
All the good shipping Potatoes
are wanted by ". y. Price, for
vii ich he pays the highest cash
price.
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w, a. Price wants to purchase
all the good Wheat in the County,
for the highest cash price.
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W. A. Price will purchase all the
good White Navy Beans, Flax
seed, BeeswaX, Lard, Dry Hides,
Eggs &c.
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

To be continued next week.
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A most excellent farm Of q
miles from st. Joseph, in a god
cultivation 10 acres of TIMBER
of 5 rooms, all ice house aud
apple trees, 10 pear trees, so ri
some grapes and other small frd
well, good stock water AMI
springs, 6 acres of Hops, Sch1
near.-Price $50 per acre.
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A large dwelling of 10 roome, in the
Suburbs of Savannah, with 5 to % acres
OF land attached terms liberal. r
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BY the courtesy of Elijah a. Carson,
Deputy County Clerk, We are enabled to
give our readers the following County
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160 acres two miles West of Savannah 140
acres under fence, 50 acres of timber. 400
Apple trees, also a number of pear, cherry
and peBch trees, Dwelling of six rooms, good
well. good stable and other buildings $40
per acre.
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WASHINGTON D. c" SATURDAY. APRIL L. TWO
From Cabs.

4Htsed Bdrbori.ies Of TojEateers- gEtters Mar
dtTed ia Retalias,eH-Ballets, Fawtae, and Snsd
pC1-AssassinattoRs-La adfno Of az Expedition.
HAVANA, March ga ramor prevails here,
which 10 generally credited, that the volunteers
IN the neighborhood OF san Juan Remedies
roasted man alive, first running a stake
through his body. 1t is said the volunteers were
caught by Spanish oficers while engaged in the
act The outrage has greatly incensed the
people, and many murders on both sides have
resulted. An American gentleman stopping at
a hotel one day in the beginning of the week
heard OF two volunteers being murdered in
their beds in q single night.
-Four hundred persons, mostly negroes, who
mad recently surrendered At Puerto Principe,
nave returned TO the woods, impelled by hun
ger. They thought il preferable TO die by Span
sh bullets than nom want or the smallpox.
which is raging feaTfully. A few were seized
while attempting to escape.
a Spanish gunboat left Sunday for Nassau,
with two persons on board intended for spies
upon the expedition expected there, one from
the United States and one from Colombia
Spaniard who was with the last CONVOY
which conducted from Marathon to Las Tunas
q whole family, composed of old men, women
and children. who lived on a farm called Ocijal,
SIX miles from San Geronimo, informs me that
they were assassinated by Spanish troops.
An expedition was safely landed on the south
ern coast, near Trinidad. A whole company
was seen by my informant, well uniformed and
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FORTY SECOND CONGRESS-.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
SATURDAY, April I.
THE SENATE was not in session I'D.


HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, MIR.
Wadden IN. C.) opened the debate upon the
kuklux bill. He said that by the terms of the
bill it wss general I'm its operations, but the
deeace had shown that the design W As to limit
Its operation to what many many delighted 70
tel m the lnsurrectionarv States. He stated thai
h had eDdeavored to obtain the floor TO ask 10
De excused from serving on the investigating
committee, in order that Il might be constitutes
wholly Of Northern men, that it might not be
thought there was not the fullest investigation
lie then entered into a statement Of the mis-
deeds OF the Legislature, which he charged wa
Ignorant, incompetent and protigate and had
sIrandered the means OF the State.
Mr.. Shober IN. CO. would 90 as for as auy
man TO enforce obedience to the laws; but thi /.
bill, passing over the question of its conStitu-
t.onaiity, would fail to accomplish the object
progressed to be sought, and only increase the
eVils 1t proposed to suppress. He denied til at
any organized attempt had been made TO de
prIye the negroes of the ballot in his State.
Mr.. Hawley (Ill) said that the republican
party had asserted that the citizens had rights
and that there was power to protect them under
the Constitution, and from that position il
wouldnever GO back. He maintained that the re
Was full constitutional warrant for the present
bill.
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49, - a. - aAoAiA AlAN
GRE AT CIRCUS.

y IN foTI Horizontai Bar PeLfo RS, Ten hickey
hldt Ts- our kquertTieEnes, Three Clowns. Tn !,
acr"bat- ENtTsoIdiHary Three Male kque,triar-
Two irApeIIsts, Two 4nimsl 1r,in,rs. Two Douhl @
Somtrsa9lters, One huIdl- RIgsr. Fifteen Tunrb
iefs snd naGtfers, One bOneless Man, Two semi
kldeT-' Two Principal Riders. Performing FL
pnsnis, Twelve Performing H0rses, Four Tr,ek
Nuies-
7" all, 10 the M enagerie Museum and Circus. 4.
both tents. the " -
ADMISSION il only. .......... 30 (,-nts
IN LE BIN under ten yelys...... ...-........25
atch, walt and look Tor the GRAND PEOCIS
SION, mile aud q quarter long Prof TONY
sRahC famous Military Band accom- psnizs
FoTepsughs establishment. There Will aisD an
pear in the PROCESSION proves Of Dromsdariss ii.
GOTgeou. Egg ptian Chariot, drawn by SIXTEEN
hrabisn HORSES, pair Of EisphsuIs, a besrtitui
Bird IoVer, drawn by Lilliput ian Ponies ! HE'D
: Nth BRIDE q golden piumsgei 81 sTCPENDUUS
IhOS Il ENs- double th- number Of any Circus a a
MenageTle on earth can -how, ali hlled with rare
ANNALS. drawn by elegantly pumel asd cap.ri
soned horses drivers Uniformed.
See The PROCESSION: CONT the cages o. they pass
o. hold the two mammoth t-Its, lOOk at the grand
army Of men and bOrses and il you don thing me
establishment worth a visit. q on Z pa.ropize N
ADAM fOHEPAUGH.
u nrYcvSs g., sole Proprietor.
n DIN1hoS Generai tgent. mltSl 8
I'm ACCOUNT OF THE CONTINUED Ill.
" NESS OF MISS HAWTHORNE
The engagement Of JANA USCHEk il uuaytS.lal,Iy
postponed Tor the present phSi
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The Ship Canal Across the Istb,nus
of NAriem- Da.ax.=a

NEW YORK, April The latest report from
the lsthmus o. Darien represents the newly
discovered route for the canal as only twenty
two miles long, and the deepest cutting neces-
sary will not be more than a hundred and bfty
feet, and perhaps only seventyhve or a hun
bred feet,
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EOFR0<n Rand

NEW YORK, April IA $1,000 bond Of Rich
mond county pur chased here, has been detected
as forgery. The Market Savings Bank had
made an advance upon it TO the broker who
uTchased il,
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Troy, April 1.-Griswolds opera house. on
So street, was destroyed by fire this morning.
The cause Of the tire is unknown. Loss $50 COS;
insurance $1,000. The loss of p. w. Bishop.
saloon keeper in the the ater IL 81 900; Uninsured
Steerbergers barber shop was damaged bv fall
ing wallis 10 the amount OF IS 900; insured.
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cBfEEsE IN TEE COAL MINEs.-Itis under
stOod that DEFINITE Propositions have been made
10 the directors OF the great coal railroads Tor
Ibinese labor on large scale tor working the
fennsy lvanis mines. Some OF the most thought
nj directors OF those railroads terminating la
New YORK; are convinced that this IL their at -
MAZE resource for steady work. The faithful
and quiet work Of the Cinnamon IN Msssachu-
setfs ~ bringing many 90 such cOnclusiOus.-A.
4. Post '
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1871 1871
SPRING STYLES
Al
a. STRAUS'

POPULAR CLOTHING HOUSE.
IOll PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Between 10th aud nth streets
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Urn. CHIPGAN NOMINATED-The REPUBLICAN
party IN this territory has been for some time 90
ad'sorgaDlzed condition, but the convention
which Assem- bled yesterday 10 nominate a can
diosie for delegate 10 Congress seems TO have
been the means OF healing all party differences
ana az the nomination Of Gen. Chapman 10 uf-
ehceptlonable IN every way the success OF the
republicans AZ the approaching election seems
10 he iDsured.-Wcsh. Cor. ". J. Standard
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Inc Tennessee ag New York.
INV YORK, April ARRIVED, the United
states frigate Tennessee, from San Domingo.
via Charleston bar.
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EX-SENATOR HOWARD. of .chigan, was
s'ncken with apoP'exy az Detroit yes,e d ~.
and at N du5ght was totally unconscious.
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a STRAUS.

lolI PESNSYL TANLA AVENUE.
nd : I'm Between igh AID III sTs q,
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WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT saws, aud
says 1t boldly, that he "yearns' toward Z lila
Logan more readily tran toward 1.-The gross ard
stupenGNus Olive