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MAILS FOR EUROPE.

The steamship Minnesota will leave this port on
Wednesday for queenstown and Liverpool.
The mails for Europe Will close at the Post ONCE
at half-past six O'Clock A. M.
The NEW YORK REHABILITATION for Europe.
will be ready at SIX O'Clock in the morning.
Single copies, in wrappers for mailing six cents.
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REPORTED COAL MINERS STRIKE IN CHIC

CINCINNATI, Nov. a, 1872.
Private advioes from Pomcroy, Ohio, state THAI
the coal miners there have struck for an increase
OF wages from three and half to four cents per
bushel, and that salaried employees have demanded
q cnrreanondinQ advance or nay.
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DEATH FROM HYDRoPH0B1A.

81. LOUIS Nov. 4, 1874
Gottfried Gebhardt, young lad, was bitten in the
hand seven weeks ago by dog and died Of hydro
phobia last night, after suffering intensely for
three days. This Is the second death within a
week that has occurred here ffom hydroDhobias
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BRUNSWICK, Me-, Nov. 4, 1872.
snow fell here last night to the depth OF half an
inch. II is the first snow storm OF the season.
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ITALY.
The 20 River in Continuous Observation-Disclosures
Again Secure.
TELEGRAM 10 IHf NEW YuaK HERALD.

TURIN, Nov. A. 1874
The incncations along the banks Of the Po con-
tnus.
Mantua, which was threatened has so far es.
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FRANCE.

National Monetary Effort for Complete Redemp-
ton from the Prussian Bond-Gen-
eral Ducrot's Position.
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SNOW STORM IN MAINE,

AFUTdSt ttHIVtfdIUfc ycSJCTUdT.
Average temperature for corresponding
date last year ar........................
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NEW YORK CITY.

The Custom House will be open to-day, from
nine to ten O'Clock A. NJ. for the entering and
clearance Of vessels
Comptroller Green made the following paymoata
erday:-Department OF Public Parks, for itR
use, 900; aborers on the big pipes, to October
81, 1872. $17,64d 81.
Edward II. Coffin, of No. 80 SChristopher street.,
while near the corner OF John and Nassau streets.
yesterday morning was shot through the thigh.
The wound was indicted accidentally by an un-
known person, who was attempting to shoot q
dog Coffin was taken to the Park Hospital.
The Pilot Commissioners met yesterday at their
oflce at the corner OF Maiden lane and South
street. and resolution was passed appropriating
$3.50 for the benefit of the OF the pilot boat Pet
which rescued the crew OF the ship Emily during
heavy gale, when she was about going down.
At the annual meeting OF the shareholders OF the
University OF the City Of New York, at Washington
square. the following gentlemen were elected mem
bers or the council place those whose terms have
expired :-Mcssrs Thomas De witt, DU John Tay-
lor Johnston, George Grlsw0ld 4. z. Cnafdayoynes
''io ''e'' . ~ 'Ao'''p9on - 1n1 = : '' ,-sSS
The young and puissant Assistant Alderman
named Conor, whose beard has c,nly lust passed
the stage Of ncipiency Yesterday turneds tho
rostrum OF the cha"msr OF the City Fathers into
auclloheers platform, from which he cried the
...s OF a pool on the election He failed. how
ever, anu TIE Oiei nviiis
Board adjourned until next Monday.
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A GREAT RAILROAD SUIT.
The Kansas Pacific Suing the Union
Pacific Railroad for Sl,OOO,OOO.

DENVER, Col, Nov. T. 1872.
The Union and Kansas Pacific Railroad Com
panies are before the District Court to-day. The
Kansas Pacific brings suit for s1,oOO0o0 damages
against the Union Pacific for failure to comply with
no discrimination shall be MADE by Oac road
against the other, and also to oblige the Union
Pacific to comply with said provisions. The attor-
neys for both companies are here conducting the
case the Union Pacific pleading that this Court mas
no jurisdiction without their voluntary appear.
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LARGE ROLLING MILLS BURNED AT HARRIS
BURG.

HARRISBURG, Pa, Nov. A, 1872
The mill building OF the Lochicl Rolling Mill Com.
pany was burned this morning. The loss Is slOoOOO
The insurance on the building Is $25Ooo and on the
machinery $4,000.
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GERMANY.
The Reform Bill Agitation subsiding and the
Measure To Be Renewed-Royal
Reunion in Dresden.
TeLEenAMs TO THE NEW yoax HERALD.

TIC cXCItement over the defeat OF the Country
Reform bin has subsidized. The bill will again be
introduced on the reopening OF the Diet.
sR0yalist Festivities and Crown Union
I'm Dresden.
DRESDEN, Nov. 4, 1872.
The golden wedding Of the King and Queen OF
Saxony was celebrated here to-day with splendid
and imposing ceremonies. The occasion was made
remarkable by the presence OF the Emperor, EN-
press and crown Prince Of Germany, who thus give
proof Of the complete restoration OF good feeling
between the North German and Saxon Courts
Among the titled guests were also four Dukes OF
Saxony, the Archduke Charles Lewis of Austria,
the two Grand Dukes Of Mecklenburg and the
Count OF Flanders The open-air festivities were
suspended in consequence or the rain, which has
been falling necessarily Tor the last two days.
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CHAMPION SAFES
25i and 252 broadway, corner OF Murray street.
A Mig Victory for the New Wilson Un-
friends Of the Wilson Sewing Machine to know that in
he &c oSo s Ss SsE Il ss. a
o f ana the S Sr best best SIX
Be- s ss I'M wilson, % these i @
pete We knew would be 90 Il could not be otsr-
Ie @ & sTe S the fact @ that the Wso.
tic capable q dong the best work any Kind d
highest me
we as sas ssi h
chine the object their special enmy simply because
;ys GO ANA the ir:s premium cards sss
scwng for gau csss @
snS Daily d !, Herald e, a % nrPaaway Ns.
company want agents in country towns.
A.-For Cleaning and Dycfng, the Bost
In city, 80 to LORDS 6sl Broadway. near Bleecker st.
Remedy for Horse Asthmn.-Olive
an aaE ssn viii es anS pd to AZ s arsss nss
A.-Royal Havaaa Lottery.-Prices Rc-
box 4,Gs5 Pest office, New York
For an Irritated Throat, Cough or Cold.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoGMEs are offered with .hs
good reputation they have justly acquired.
Half Horse and Half Man.
rheumatism, swcIlIngs LaIncnes and any Kind o. sesh.
cauR c2ss r sxES the
ancient and modern times
On NnrrIagc.-Happy Relief for Young
men. Remarkable reports sent Free Address uOwARIs
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia Pa.
Royal Havana L0ttery.-prizes CnshclS
Spanish Baas Bs o saaser %ass as
who Wins s-This is Not n PoliticaR
but a social question. Among the hattsrs KNOX "a
always Is decidedly ahead. Bay yonr winter HATS at
his store, 2i2 Broadway
Wedding Cards->Elogant Styles, au
WILLIAM EvEROELLs soNss loA Fulton street.
$1,000 Barrels 95 Per Cent Alcohol
WANTED IMMEDIATELY FOR EXPORT. ADDRESS,
SIATING Sy LOWEST CASH PRICE AND DATE FOR
W. il. svARIN. BROKER. % BEAVER STREET.
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SPAIN.

Carlist Operations on the Fron.sr-Reclamatio
Against British "Insolence" at the Rock Of
Gibraltar-Maritime Rights During War.
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The Weather I'm This City Yesterday.
The following record will show the changes in
the temperature for the past twenty four hours in
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
Pharmacy, HERALD Building:-
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A.-For n First Glass Dress or Business
HAT go direct to the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID liz
Nassau sire et
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THE WEATHER.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 81 A. M,

Synopsis FOR the Past Ttoentv.,our Hours.
In the Atlantic States northerly to easterly
winds now prevail, with high barometers
and clear weather In the Middle and New
England States, and increasing c,oudiness
In the South Atlantic States; in the Gulf
States, southeasterly winds, cloudy weather
and rain. On the Lower Lakes, southeasterly
Winds extending with rain to the Upper Mississip-
pi Valley and thence to Tennessee in the North
west and on Lake Superior, brisk northeasterly
winds, threatening weather and rain.
Probabilities.
In New England and the Middle States high ba-
rometer, northerly to northeasterly winds and
partly cloudy weather; in the South Atlantic and
Gull States cloudy weather, southeasterly winds
and rain; on the Upper Lakes and in the Northwest
and to the Ohio Valley brisk northeastcrly to
southeasterly winds, threatening weather and
rain extending to the Lower Lakes.
Warming signals continue at Duluth, Milwaukee.
Chicago and Grand Haven.
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

Burnetcs Miniature TOilets.-Elegam nj
ASSORTED COLORED BOXES. containing q complete
Toilet Appendage admirably adapted to the Toilet Table
and travellers portrnancan. AuCEPTABLE HOLIDAY
where.
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The Custom House will be open to-day, from
nine to ten O'Clock A. NJ. for the entering and
clearance OF vessels
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Royal Havana Lottery.-prizes CashelS
ned In nformaon furnished, highest r4es paid tor
spanish Bank Bills TAYLOR 4 ca, Bankers Ii Wallst.
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Who Wins s-This 10 Not n PoliticaR
but social question. Among the hattsrs KNOX, "a
always Is decIdedly ahead Bay yonr winter HATS at
The New York herald., 1872-11-05

On NarrIagc.-Happy RELIEF for Young
mcn Remarkable reports sent free. Address uowARlS
ASSOCIATION, Philadelphia Pa.
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$1,000 Barrels 95 Per Cent Alcohol
WANTED IMMEDIATgLY FOR EXPORT. ADDRESS,
STATING 5, LOWEST CASH PRICE AND DATE FOR
". i. sYAR1x. BROKER. % BEAVER STREET.
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A.-Herald Bra Once. BROOKLYN,
corner of Fulton avenue and Boerum street
Open from A. NJ. to r. M;
On Sunday from to 8 I. NJ.

A.-Hcrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
25l and 252 Broadway, corner OF Murray street.
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nave but one favor that implore OF you, which is
SHOOT ME DEAD ON THE sporv
The simple reply was, "You will not be harmed"
had called the third time Tuttle answered md with
Parshey repaired to the spot as soon as he could
get there. The former was left with Evans while
Mr.. Drew and the latter went for the authorities
and q surgeon.
1t was some two hours before the party returned
winch consisted Of the two who went Tor assist
ance together with George 7. Sherburne and
Esq, Justice or the Peace, and Doctor Hanson
Then the party all gathered round the remains Of
the murdered girl: 1t was q solemn scene, rem
dered more SO II possible by the weirdness OF
the place, and the darkness through which
nickered the light Of the lantorn. All uncovered
the authorities, lifted the body from its resting
place. The face wore calm and pleasant express
slon T ana showed only two very slight abrasons
ing that she was undoubtedly strangled. Her
dress and skirts were in bunch around her neck,
ably dragged through the swamp. Then portions
OF the clothing were removed by the surgeon, and
q spectacle was presented that sickened the
stoutest heart present. Every person turned pale,
NOT A DRY EYE IN THE COMPANY.
Evans himself gave shrek OF anguish that rang
out clear aud frightful through the wild woods. II
was found that the inhuman fend had not only
mcnt had horribly mutlated portions OF the body.
It was q ghastly scene that those who saw will
THE BODY REMOVED.
The clothing was carefully replaced, and extern
porlzing rude litter, the party started from the
swamp. 1t was impossible Tor them to make
rapid progress out OF the forest, and IL was
half-past four when they reached the hail over
Mr. Me- Meads store, where the inquest was to
near the house OF Mr.. Day. The prisoner was
asked to point out whore portion of the body had
been concealed. He hesitated at first, but as he
looked into the determined face cf the officer he
,1,a knew Wei @ the best course to pursue BE said he
he went directly to Sherburne's mill, perhaps a
mile distant, and lifting rock the missing re-
mains were found.
THY EFFECT OF THE NEWS.
Little did most OF the people OF Northw00d realize
as they rose In the morning what terrible scenes
had been transpiring In their midst during the
darkness Of the night. They retired with the mys-
terry apparently az unsolved as ever, and rose TO
learn that Evans had confessed the murder and
disclosed the body; that It hal been recovered
rom Its dismal resting place, and had been
laid out in the hall In the village. AS the
news spread the excitement was intense. Many
could not believe 1t until they hat actually gazed
upon the lifeless form From every direction the
people came cruwdng ~ the hall to learn the par
ticulars Of the terrible tragedy. The news went
IA surrounding tQwnA and al through the day
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Half Horse and Half Man.
Rhcumati atism sweIngs Lamcness and any kind Of eesh,
bone or muscle ailmcnt man or beast ~ Gagged bv
CENTAUR LINIMENT, the most wonderful discovery Of
nj andn modern times.
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For an Irritated Throat, Cough or Coids
BROWNS BRONCHIAL rROCHEs are oferod with tho
fullest confidence In their efficacy. frey maintain the
good reputation they have Justly acquired
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-18
"Hew 70 Go East
BY the Kansas City, st. Joseph Il
Burlington Route.

'.Thoash last, otleast," is an old adses
as true as it is old. and its truth is again
exempli6ed by the completion OF the
New Lime to the East ria Creston and
Burlington, which, though the last, may
be called the 6cstroute in the West.
The Einc consists of tie Kansas
City, 81. Joseph & Council Bluffs X.
r., with t4o daily trains from Kansas
City, through Atchison, Leayenworth
and St. Joseph to the Missouri State
Line, there connecting with the Bur
lington Route, which leads direct to Chi
cago, Cincinnati. Indianapolis. Logans.
port and Columbus-thrUugh cars are
being run to all these points
This Line is well built, thoroughly
equipped with every modern improve
mcnt. including Pullman's Sleeping and
Dining Cars, and nowhere else can the
passenger so completely depend on 3
speedy, safe and comfortable Journey.
The Burlington Route has admira.
i Unanswered the query, "HOw to 60 East
by the publication ofan interesting and
truthful document, containing a valuable
and correct Map, which can be obtained
free of charge by addressing General
Passenger Agent B. 4 NJ. X. Il. r.,
Burlington, Iowa.
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OVercoat Stolen,

A gentleman, whose name we did
not learn, arriving i'll the city on the
late train, Tuesday night, was accom-
panied at the St. Charles by a plausi-
BILE young man, who insisted on hold
ing the strangers overcoat. The
front door being locked, the young
man told the stranger to wait while
he went round the back way and had
the front door opened-taking with
him tho overcoat. The stranger
waited about an hour for the door to
open and the return of his coat, and
finally wendell his way to the Clifton
House, minus his coat.
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New Goods LAND Cheap !

We stepped into the store of the
West Side, yesterday and found it
packed with a large, complete, and
well assorted stock of dry goods,
boots and shoes. groceries, queens
ware, and everything else usually
found i'll a first-class store. The store
was filled with customers (who are
not long in finding out where good
bargains arc to be had) and its pro-
prietor, Mr.. j. B. Russell, with his
genial and popular assistant, Ed.
MARYLAND, Esq, were as busy as could
be in disposing of thar big stock of
goods. Go and see them and you will
never repent the deed.
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NATIONAL THANKSGIVING.
Proclaimed by the President.


WAsHINGToN, October 1l.-By the
President of the United States of
America A proclamation. Where
as, The revolution of another year has
again brought the time when 1t is
usual to look back upon the past and
publicly thank the Almighty for his
mercics and his blessings /; and,
Whereas, If any one people has
more occasion than another for such
thankfulness it is the citizens of the
United States, whose government is
their creature, subject to their behests;
who have reserved to themselves am
pie civil and religious freedom and
equality before the law; who, during
the last twe!Fs months have enjoyed
exemption from any grievons or gen.
cral calamity. and to whom prospect.
ty in Agriculture, manufactures and
commerce has been vouchsafed.
Therefore, in view Of these considera-
tions, / recommend that on Thursday,
the twcnty-eighth day of November
next, the people meet in their respect
i've places of worship and there make
their acknowledgements to God for
His kindness and bounty.
In witness thereof | hereunto set
my hand apd cause the seal of the Uni
ted States to be affixed. Done at the
CITY of Washington, on this, the elev-
enth day of October, in tho year OF
our Lord 1872, and of the indepepd-
ence of the United States the ninety
seventh.
[Signed.] US. GRANT
BY the President.
HAMILTON FISH, Scc'y Estate.
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Personal.

Mr.. A. E. Wyatt, the gentlemanly
and popular candidate for Senator
from this district, called on us Mon
day. He reports the prospects of n
triumphant Republican success grow.
ing brighter and brighter in Atchison
and Holt counties.
Maj. b. X. Davis, Republican can.
didate for Elector for this District,
gave us the light of his c%ounten'nce
in our sanctum on Tuesday. The
Major has been doing good service
in the county this week.
Mr.. B. I. Sexton, of Empire Towr.
ship, gave us a friendly call on Tues.
day. All is quiet ia Empire, and po-
litical prospects in that vicinity ere
said &c be favorable.
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Elect Your Registering Officers

Elect Your Registering Officers.
According to section three of the
Registration law passed last winter
there must be elected a Registrar for
each election district. The law is as
follows:
"At the general election to be held
on the first Tuesday after the first
Monday of November, 1872, and every
two years thereafter the qualified vo-
tiers Of each election district i'll the les
pective counties ia this State. shall
elect one Registrar. who shall have
the qualifications Of an elector in his
election district, and who shall held
his office for two years, and until his
successor is elected and qualified"
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Hon. A. E. Wyatt and Mai. B. K.
Davis

These gentlemen, who have been
~canvassing the eastern and southern
part of the county, this week, have
had large and enthusiastic meetings,
and have made many personal and
political friends throughout the coun.
ty. If possible, we would like to
have them both return before the dav
of election, and address our citizens
in those portions of che county which
they were compelled to omit this
time. Mr.. Wyatt will make a good,
straightforward, matter-of-fac and
thorough representative of this Dis
trict. His majority will not be less
than 1000,
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Legislative Candidates Debate

Legislative Candidates Debate
The following appointments are an
nounced for DR.. n. B. Brown and j.
B. Kildow. who aTc canvassing the
county in conjunction. The meetings
will be held at Z O'Clock in the even
ing:
BOLCKOW. Saturday, October 10.
NORTH PRAIRIE INST, Monday,
Oct. 81.
FILLMORE, Tuesday, Oct. %.
AMAZONIA, Wednesday, Oct. 90.
BEELER'S SCHOOL HOUSE,
Thursday, Oct. "a.
SAVANNAH, FRIDAY, Oct. 25.
ROSENDALE, Saturday, Oct. 26.
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Registration.

A tolerablc full registration wa:
had in the various townships or
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF
last week. The total number regis.
tered in county is about $500, which
will probably be increased over fifty
by the 25th inst, the last day upon
which any II can register. The mum
Der registered in the various town
ships was about as follows Nodaway
APO, Jackson 800, Clay 232. Jefferson
2l1. Lincoln $50, Benton 241, Wash
ingtou 2O3, Platte 1893, Rochester $50,
Monroe 22O, Empire 255.
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DressmakinE

HAVING opened a dressmaking shop one door
III east of Yrs. COUGHS, south OF tie Public
Square, I would call the attention of the public
10 the certificate below. Miss S. NJ. GIBSON
''This Is to certify that Miss Sallie Gibson has
been in my employ for three years, and for the
last two years has been in business for herself.
! can recommend her as a neat and tasteful sew
rr. and one that has given entire satisfaction in
her cutting and fitting. would advise all those
wishing garments cut and made 10 give her a
sall. You will find her Kind patient and lady
Mn. $. NJ. STALL, fashionable dressrnaker,
as Jacksonville, Ill.
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DR.. Smiths Electric Oil"
More home ~teStim0ay.1

MARYvILLE, October 5
We have used and sold DR.. Smiths
'Electric Oil" for Deafness, Gout
Frost Bites, Pains, SC, with most
excellent result.
j. & A. NJ. HOWENDOBLER,
Physician and Druggist.
West side Public Square.
Sold by YoUART & SARGENT,
South side square.
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Tho Cross.

Those of our subscribers who have
a cross marked after their name on
the paper, this week, r hereby mott
fed that it signifies that their sub,
scYiptiow for one year has expired,
and is a gentle reminder that they
should "pay up"
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Republicansi Turn Outr

The Grant and Wilson Club of
Nodaway Township, and all others
who can be present, will be addressed
OH tomorrow Saturday evening, at
their hall, by Hon. Henry s. Lassar,
in both English and German. Every
body is invited. particularly ladies.
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Preaching at m

We are requested to announce that
the Rev. Mr.. Mantord, Universalist
minister of Chicago, and editor Of
Manford's Magazine, will deliver a
sermon at Fillmore OH next Sunday,
October 20, at II o'clock A. NJ. AL
are invited.
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Berkshire Pigs.

Ihave a lot of Berkshire pigs ready
for delivery. Persons wanting pigs OF
the Berkshire stock will do well to
address me at Savannah, OF call at
my residence three and n half miles
north Of Rochester.
Z. BRAYTON.
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Bills forMestinrs.

Our friends throughout the ccssty
who propose holding Republican
meetings during the campaign are in.
formed that we have on hand ailarge
number Of posters with the,plnce and
time of meeting left blank. We will
sell them at the low rate Of tweatJ-
five cents per dozen. The title and
place of the meeting "a be written
i'll them without much trouble.
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Died.

In Rochester Township, on the 9th
inst, Of brain fever, Lewis Leroy, son
of W. S. and Nancy E. Starr, aged
four years, six months and twenty
seven days.
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For Sale.

One fine mare, warranted sound in
all and every particular; of Messenger
and Morgan stock she now has a
mare colt, and is probably with foal by
the horse Of Mr.. Cannon.
II. FRASSE,
Savannah Mo.
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~E1a--ia-a G.iGe.

Interesting Work, Enlarged Edition. Nes
EnSrayinss, Two-hundred end sixty Pages,
Price 80 cents. Address DR.. Bcrrs' DrsPES.
4 70 North Eighth Street, st. Louis, No
See Advertisement.
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HON. HENRYs. LAssAR.

OfSt. Louis, will address the citizens
of Savannah and vicinity at the
Courthouse,
TOMORROW NIGHT
Let everybody come and hear.
Ladies are invited.