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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-13

DE BARS OPERA HOUSE, ST. LOUIS
The nam of De Bar has been known for
years throughout the country. he being
proprietor also of the st. Charles at New
ORLEANS. Mr.. Ben De Bar has obtained for
himself a reputation in certain lines of play
acting second to none, and among which is
Goodies" We make special mention Of
the fact that on the S;h of April Mr.. De
Bar, who seldom now appears on the stage,
will. by the request of a great many adj
mirers of his talents, commence to play a
short engagement Of five nights at ST.
Louis. At this house the year through may
be found the leading star of actors in their
role of one and two weeks engagement,
supported by a good. first-class stock com
pany. Mr.. G. j. Jones, the cashier, is a
gentleman who has long occupied this posi-
ton at the theater, and is known far and
near for his gentlemanly conduct with all
whom he has dealings with. To our read
ers visiting st. Louis they should not fail to
spend a pleasant evening at De Bars.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-13

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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-13

"Triumphs of Enterprise, Ingenuity and
Public SPIRIT by James Parton. New
York Virtue & Yorston. st. Louis H.. G.
Wright & Co. For all things there are
times and seasons. and it seems to us that
Just now there is a great dearth of such
books as is this of Mr.. Parton's. Thor
oughly American, 1t chats OF the men and
things with whom Americans of all ages
ought to be familiar, and written in a style
that will fascinate alike the cultivated and
the illiterate reader. The illustrations are
all of them admirably executed. Mr.. Part
on's face graces the beginning Of the vol
ume, and scattered through it are portraits
of Matthew Vassar, James Fennimcre
Cooper, Eigar A. Poe, the artist Mast, Wm.
C. Bryant, as he must have looked forty
years ago, and others. One of the most in
teresting sketches is that of st. Louis and
Missouri, which of itself is worth the price
of the book. 1t is sold only by subscrip-
ton, price So so. See IL. C. Wright & Co.'s
advertisement.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-13
ALIENS LUNG BALSAM

tuvu
Can be taken rs n fact. Let all afflicted test 1t \. once.
DIR. A. L. COvILL-s the inventor Of several medi.
cal preparations which have become very POI u'a-.
and have b EN- literally nsed. Among his Inventions
are ..Hsils l,alsam for the Lungs aud .'Liyerworth
and Tar" For the past leu years u better remedy
has been offered to the public Read the following
letter from DIR. " r. ferring TO II:
MEssss. J. n HARRIS 4 Co -Geuts: / make the
following statement fr ,m a perfect conviction and
knowledge Of the benefit, OF ALLEN LUNG HAL
SAM In curing the most deep &. ated
i have witnessed Its effects on the
Young and the old, and l can truly say that IL is by far
the best expcciorant remedy wi n which l am sc-
qCainicd. For Coughs. and Nil the eSriy stages o
lung complaints. I believe IL tn be a certain cure; and
IL every family would keep It by them, ready TO adj
minister upon the first appearance OF disease about
the Lungs. there would be very Few cases Of fatal con-
sumption. IL causes The phiegm and matter To raj e
without Irritating those delicate orkars tthe Lungsl
aud without producing constipation OF the bowels. II
alsD gives strength to. the system. stops the night
Sweats, and changes all the morbid secretions to 4
healthy state.
Yours respectfully, A. l.. s
j.. n. HARRIS & CO.,
Sole proprietors,
Cincinnati, q.
SOLD by ALL MEDICINE DEALER.
6A-Fnr sale by all Chicago, Milwaukee. 81. Louis
Cincinnati aud Louisville Whoiesaie Druggists. 81
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
'ofrespondspce Of the World.
North Carolina,

nALsioH, July 29.-Hitherto there has been
So %uCo Doast'ng on the part of the Radicals a. to
AZ 1M =, nI an election the pending one was to be.
u 1o.. .ne while they were quietly importing negro
cos cO.es nom the adjoining States. At last the
s,..s have walked up to the fact that the
n,.~ oe'ng packed to carry this election in the
tn. =. OF the Administration, and strict scru-
me registrstion lists reveals the fact tn at
h,,!y. many OF the negroes registered are not en-
to.". !" vote Que hundred aud ttty such wsrs
iora... sId challenged here to-day. 1 was IN.
th.. !. py gentleman of veracity this evening
ths .a. : email place called Littleton Depot, IN
V,,.;anty OF Halifax. shout four miles from the
27 hne, there were discovered the nance Ct
Ano.h .htoes who did not belong to this State
No.so'n. gentleman, who came through from
poscsa Dy the canal the other day. said that hs
bst nv. swarms OF negroes coming this way. and
dus.eS'4 S4e going North. Captain Everett, con-
h,rsu on the Wilmington road, says that hs
HsSspat Two car ioads Of negroes 10 Enfield, in
ho,sl.A county, short time ago, and from all the
.ss counties comes the same story.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
cRoEsBEck FOR GREELEY.

HE PRkFERS REFORM AND RECONCILIATION To
A CONTINUANCE OF THE PRESENT Admins
TRATIoN.
The Hon. w. 8. Groesbeck las written the
following letter, defining his position in the
Presidential campaign. 1t is addressed to the
Hon Amos. Il. Thompson and Gen. Robert
Brnkerhof, Chairman ofthe State Committees
of Ohio -
Gentlemen IL have your note inviting me to
preside al the ma.s meeting of Democrats and
Liberal Republicans which will be held at Co
ianbis OH the 3Oth inst, TO ratify the nomina-
t'ous best suited to heal all animusities and
restore good will between all sections of our
country and people. differ in politics with
Mr.. dreeIey. who was not my choice, but he
has been chosen. and with extraordinary unan.
mlIy, anu Is now before lis as the only REPRE-.
sentative of reconciliation, and is under pledges
or important reforms; his great ability courage
ana patriotism are unquestioned, and il he is
selected we have good reason To believe we will
get reconciliation aud REFORM II he is defeated
We already know we will not get them, but the
Administration now closing will be repeated. II
Aieuid mol be repeated, nor should We make i,
sne1ample Tor limitation by the endorsement ol
+. reelection Az u soldier Gen. Grant has b.-,
justly distinguished. Ills war services wer.
great, aud should be acknow ledHe.l by all. They
nave oee.', and very generously acknow ledged
~.M We shai' never forget them. But he is moi
suited for the Civil MagistIacy, and e sllo,ld
:''ow MS administration " close with the pend
lns term. l intended to write at more length
snu more IN detail. but what I have slrea,i,
sid Is lair reply to your note. Thanking yol
'of your dattering invitation,
am, very respectfully,
| w. 8. GROEsBECK.>
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
For the 0asstts.
Congress.

Mr.. EDITOR:-As the time Is approaching
when the Convention will meet ut Dover to
nominate a Representative to Congress, |
would respectfully suggest to the favorable
consideration Of the people OF the State the
name Of Dr. Swthin Chandler, OF New
Castle County for that Office. The DIR. 3 polit-
cal record Is clean and untarnished, and ne
has always been an active aud efficient work.
er for the success of the Democratic party.
II elected his talents and fine scholarly attain
mepts would reflect credit on his native state,
while his quick and ready sympathy with all
that pertains to the interest Of the people
would make him popular and nnlversal
fayorite, The purity and uprightness Of his
character Is sufficient guarantee that he
would discharge the duties Of the ofiice,
with an honest and conscientious regard Tor
the trust rep0sed in him. and for the rights
of the people
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31

A wedding took place recently at st. p.ur,
Oh arch. Concord, during the heaviest thunder
storm which has been known there for years In
the midst OF the ceremony came u vivid flash, ac
cohpan'ed by perfect roar VI thunder Some
say the church VAS struck with lightning, but |,
so, no one felt s'.ock, but good sized hole was
made in the roof. directly owe. the seat of IN. Or
ganist, who, as he played the "Wsdd,ng March.
was visited by more than the droppings OF the
sanctuary. the rain pouring right doxn as through
a tunnel on his head. As the eel smony concluded
ana the burial party was leaving the chancei
there came lift III the clouds, the sun for a mo.
meht shone out Ia dazzling briliancy. aud coming
through the richly stained glass, encircied the
head OF the bride with brilliant aureola. So 1t
was all right after all
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
AIiigators Killing Two Hounds and
a Oeer-A Desperate Encounter.
From the Savannah News.

A party of sportsmen who were recently out
on hunt for deer scared up three in the yicin-
ity Of one Of the bayo,ls of the O.ee,hee and
succeeded in killing two. The third made for
the bayou As the only means Of escape He had
gone in the water but short distance before he
was set upon by two large aligators The wa
terwa not over three and half feet Deep and
the attack was in full view of the s,.ortstnen. -
The two hounds had followed the deer and were
consequently drawn into the combat which was
most terrific and bloody. The stag made gal
liant defence with h,s antlers and fore hoof.. but
the fight was unequal, and the water was soon
crimson with the blood Of the noble animal ~
he sank down IN his death throes The dogs
battled bravely in the contest with the aligators
but they too had to yield to the terrible on
sIaught Of their enemy. The sportsmen tried
to get in some shots on the alligator. but they
could not, and after finishing their bloody wo, K
the monsters glided of
The sPortsuen returned to the city with the
other deer, but the loss Of their valuable hounds
marred all satisfaction in contemplating the
booty Of their hunt.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
DAILY GAZETTE.
psxocsATs. remember the meeting this e wen
NO. Be present in large numbers.
The Democratic Nomination Election on the
|lOth Of August, open ut II M, and closes ut 7:3L
P NJ
Summers Letter.

. The long looked for letter from Senator
Bumusr appsared:in the leading daily papers this
poruius 1t makes three columns Of the dge
and concludes rs follows:
III am for peace in reality as in name. From
tbs bottom OF my heart sm for peace, and l
Welcome all that makes tor peace. With deep
halt satisfaction remember that no citizen who
[dsw his sword against US has suffered by the
hand Of the cxecutioner. In Just association
With this humanity will be the triumph of equal
rabts when the promises of the great declara-
ton are ali fulfilled. and our people united as
never before in the enduring feilo OF a com
Im On citizenship.
| To this end there must be reconciliation, nor
can withhold my hand. Freely accept the
hand that u offered aud reach forth INV own IN
friendly grasp ! am against flaming ancient
flames into continued life; 1 am against rakng III
the sshss OF the past for GOALS OF fire yet burnlnx
Pie up the ashes. s1tingush the flames, abolish
|ths hate Slch IL nv desire.
Aud now, turning to the Democratic party,
bold it to all the covenants sOlslnnly Civ On IN
ths sdoption OF Republican platform, with
Horace Greeley rs its candidate. There can b..
DO backward step.
With no common sympathy have observed
thst Mr.. Hendricks, Y leading Democrat, whom
knew and estsemed ~ the Senate. has recently
announced his acceptance OF the coi,stit itutionaI
pmsndnsnts with their logical results He pr.,.
poses IS proper Keynote to the extraordinar,
movement now swelling to sure triumph, "Jus,
RAws and Public Virtue" This Is worthy as
bintlon, entirely Ut on this occasion.
Ny keynote Is 1.-THE unity Of the Republic and
the equal rights OF all. with reconciliation"
Such Is my cry, and wherever my voice cal,
reach there do insist upon all those humbly IN
voking the blessings Ct Divine Providence, whict
believe must descend upon such a cause
Accept my best wishes for yourselves PERSONAL,
and for the people you represent, anu believe mt.
gentlemen. your faithful friend,
CHARLES SUMNER
To DR.. AUGUSTA. WILLIAM II, A. WoRxLEY, an.
Others a
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31

sSneral Banks Expresses the Belief
met Greeley will be Elected Pvesl-
''saAinston Special July 2s) to the Boston Post
0ensral Banks, who arrived here this morn
.ee dinsd with Senator Sumner this afternoon
.a act which, they drove into the country. On
usT retnrn NJ sumner accompanied the Gem
u s 70 the railroad depot, and the latter left on
~ ~. o'clock train tor Boston. In conversation
s.e q acqmintance today, General Banks ex-
Pr, p;s1ed emphaticslly his belief that Greeley
W. ~" oe elected President. Although Mr.. Banks
~. ns not 'dsfns6' Ais political position, at least
w w 70 an emphatic manner, il il very well
i.' rnown D. that bis regard for President Grant i,
"s ~. y any greater than that Of Senator Sum
. IL " believed here that both thess gentle.
many days longer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31

There is revival of religion in Manchester
N. IL but it seems to be- conducted nnon
novel principles Elder Lutz preached there
recently. and maintained the rather startling
doctrine that "the immortality of the soul i
the foundation Of many errors" To comprr
mend this It is necessary for the reader to b.
wicked will be utterly DESTROYED inst a.
though they never existed" For the right
eous there Is an immortal llfs; for the wicked
annihllatiOn. This doctrine has been preach
ri before. but this is the first time we hay,
ever heard of revival OF religion conducte,
upon the strength of it,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31

The raft-boat James Malburn, burst her boiler
near McGregor. Iowa, Oh Tuesday afternoon, XIII.
ing 10 persons and I'M juring several others.
The grand international rsgattas OF the yach,
club Of France are to take place at Bou,ogne-
Mer on Monday, the 26th Of August
The annual cost OF maintenance of the galvani,
batteries used by the Western Union Telegraph
Company Is ovor l25, 900
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
Extraordinary for Germany.

FRANKFORT, July 29.-An omnibus filled with
Passengers, while crossing the railroad track u.s.
trin' town, seventeen miles from this city. was
run into by the mail train and dashed to pieces.
Eight passengers were killed outright, AID OF the
others IN the omnibus none escaped injury. NJ
one on the train was hurt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
7. l.. j. b.

Two sisters have eloped from Berlin, Prussia,
with a young man whom they are both I'D
love with, and whom they both intend 10
marry when they reach Salt Lake. which Is
theu destination.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31

few days since one Of our popular attorneys 8
called upon another member OF the profession and
asked h,s opinion upon certain point Of law
The lawyer to whom the question was addressed
dlew himself up and said. 81 generally get paid
Tor telling what know" The qusstloner drew Y
half dollar "fractionai" from his pocket, handed
1t to the Other and cooy remarked Tell me a
you know and give me the change" There !.
GOODNESS between the parties now.
Matamoras dispatches of the 29th say thai
General kocha has levied a forced loan OF $50 UUt
on the merchants OF Monterey. The Custom
house OF Vera Cruz owes the merchants $500, 900
and those Of ramplco and Matamoras are ALEC
largely indebted The country is said to be in
worse condition THAI ever before, but qniet,nt
down, with u reaction i'll favor OF Lerdo de Te
jad.
passenger train on the Kansas Pacific Rail
road fell through bridge on Monday morninl
and was wrecked Five persons were killed. an,
| number injured, some fatally. The disaster /
| attributed to the destruction Of the bridge by
| "cloud burst"
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
the PEOPLES coLumu

VERY BRIEF LETTERS GLADLY Rrcr,v.,
ooAAuSicATIoNs Will NOT BE rR1NTrp W.
AXE IN NowisE RESPONSIBLE FOR rHt v1rws
OF coRRkspoNDENTsl NE 'AH"s
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31

The RUSSIAN EMPIRE, according to re-
cent census, has total population of 81, 500,
OOO souls. OF this number u 42O, 900 Art. liy -
ing European Russia, 5,3l9, 1868 in the King.
dom OF Poland, and 1874 ,9ll in Finland
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
d e D..

KENNEDY.-On the 3Oth of July Mrs Sarah Ken.
nedy. in the 4sth year OF her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
speetfully invited to attend her tnnera from the
residence of her husband. John Kennedy. NJ. 81
East Fifth street. on Thursday morning at . O'clock
High Mass mt St Mury's Church
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

A meeting of the Democratic Association of vii
mngton. will be held at its Headquarters in the
third story. room OF the SaVille Building ). Il.
cor. OF Sixth and Market Sts. this "WEDNESDAY
Evening ut o'clock when the rupurt Of the com
ipittee on permanent organization will he present
ed. and officers 0f the Association elected A full
| attendance is requested.
July 3lst, 1877. II. Is. MrINTIRE Sec'y
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
1otifes.

~ :. MARSHAL'S OFFICE.
DISTRICT OF DELAWARE,
WILMINGroN. July 18th. 1877
THIS Is To GIVE NOTICE: That On the 10th
day of July. A. ID. ls-2. Warrant in Bankruptcy
was issued against WIN. IL. Pierson, Of W ilmington
New Castle ca, State of Delaware. who has been
a,iJulged Bankrupt. on his petition that the
payment Of any debts anl delivery Of any property
belonging to such bankrupt Ia him. or for his use
and the transfer ot any property by hm. are TOR
hidden bv law that u meeting of the Creditors Of
the said Bankrupt. To prove their debts. and to
choose one more Assxnees of his Estate will be
held nj Court OF Bankruptcy. to be holden at the
ottice OF Levi Z. Bird. E.t Register. the North
east ot Sixth and King streets, ilmington.
bel. On the Al day Of September. A. D.. 1872. at
10 o oclock. A. NJ.
JOHN NJ. DUNN,
aug2-3t L. :. Marshal, as Messenger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
atauts l..
XNyAMrE

WANTED.
w Dy IA widow lady. IA situation as House
keeper where here are no children. Wages no
object IA home desire Addres; X. H.. New Cas-
tie. ly29.N
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
FoR RENT,
for $als and far 8sut.

VINHOSE who have houses or lots TO sell should
l. advertise them in the DAILY 0AzgrrE
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
The Geneva Tribunal.

~. .vA. July 29.-Ths Board OF Arbitration
d.w s !. H., and At p. N. adjourned till Mon
.os,. "s.1. 10 give time for the consideration Of
A.. 'A' Questions which have arisen.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
ap.,.tf
DlVERVIEW CEMETERY.

4
III nts IA biSsrview Cemetery will be cold at
tho Secretary otlce and alter Juiy 1st, tor one
month, a. follows
Lots fe,ntine ON the Avenues t22.5O.
All other Lots, SlaiO
Payments Uue third cash and the balance in
one and t1" months.
On and after August lst:
Lots fronting Oh the Avenues $3Ub
All nthe, lnts, So
Autographed riots and further information will
be furnished BY j l.. Thompson. Superintendent.
at the Cemetery. MARlS.
j, aeodlm Sec'y ami Trea.. 3G2 Market street.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31

moms, S' s'~~ IA wv '"A
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31

DELAWARE AVENUE LOT FOR SALE
- II teet front. Apply 1t this once.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31
for 3eut.

ENOR RENT-Rooms in the second story Of the
for Offices
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31

AYO1ICE.
~ Tho Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements To carry Money
Packages and Express Matter to an from all points
on The line ol their road aud " est Chester
No. = West Third street or to their Depot. Front
and Madison, orders ieft with McMullen 4 seal,
delivering agents, wil receive prompt attsntlon
Z. SrOLZ.
apo.tf Gen'l Sup't W. L r. K K Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-31

EOR SALR--A Lot one hundred feet front IN
II West Fifth street, between Van Buren And
Ftauklin streets. Apply 1t this Once
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-09

5iie teaf, said vessels to be employed exclusively
in foreign trade.
The secretary shall rive Butais Tatifc fiat
proposals will be received for the coisttiiGiCIi
of 10000 tons upon the Atlantic coast, 25,OH0
tons dpdu tl,e great lakes and the Mississippi
river and % 600 tons Upon the Pacific COAST YES
sells shall lie first class and be Constructed after
shch plans, models aud specifications as siidl
have liceu first approved by the bureau of con-
struction and repairs Of tie navy department.
That the government NAV, at any timc fur-
chase or charter said vessels or require them 10
carry malls between the United States and any
foreign cOutitTYy and payment shall he made
therefor of any such sdiS Us shall be ascertain
cd and determined by five dlSntGreStEd pefstmsi
three of whom shall he appointed by the pfesi7
Gent OF the United States and two by the owner
Or Gvrers at any vessel that may be so taken or
employed.
The secretary of the navy iilqr detail an
officer Of the navy, not above the rank II Hem
tenant, to serve as second officer, or officer OF
inferior pos ii0n, on board any vessel that may
tle built uIidcr authority Of the 41st section of
this act, snd3 upon the request of tic owner OF
any such vessel, Ii may detail an Officer Of the
navy 10 serve as commandif!g officer II con-
sistent with the public interests.
THE COMMITTEES.
The senate committee on foreign affairs heard
this motniHg Tie GOdelgsOq of iDlnaiSe'S
charges against CHARLES bales official conduct
when consul in Egypt.
The house appropriation committee this morlis
ng totircted the army APPROPRIATION bill. 1t
appropriates Amos; thirty millions, which is
below the appropriation of last year
Secretary Boutwell, was before the Commerce.
Committee this morning, explaining the effect
of the different laws bearing upon the revival Of
&Ueiican commerce;
The senate post Office committee ibis morning
agreed TO report fayorably bill dQubihg The
mail service and subsidy for the Pacific mail
cQmpany's line between the United States and
ClfiTR.
sfiNOR MATTERS.
The president has b5Gu requested to furnish
congress with copy of the Alieri&dp case
as presented at Geneva, for publication Gy ne
ser'ate,
james Hroobs presented to the house to-day a
memorial of tile Gonlu'it'ce OF twenty-five ap-
pointed bv the meeting held in Cooper institute
IN New York, asking congress to use tile SUPPLIES
OF lie Chinese indemnity fund to educate
Chinese and American interpreters, and in other
ways facilitate diplomatic aud Commercial inter
course with China, which was ordered 30 be
Jtftitcd. The fund now amounts to over
942G;0Q0; which the. memorialists desire to be
extended in founding college to educate
Chinese Interpreters.
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WAsHINGroN, Feb S.-The low barometer
of the south Atlantic coast will probably move
northeasterly on Friday, along the gulf stream.
Northeast winds, with cloud and rain. will con-
time on the immediate coast from North Caro-
lima TO eastern Virginia. Norlherly winds and
clearing weather will prevail from Texas to Ala.
baIna. The low barometer IN the Missouri val
Icy win extend eastward, With southery winds,