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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-11-01
THE GAZETTE.
SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER l

DOMESTIC HELP "A reduction i'll the pay
of domestic servants is urged in New York.
No one, it is said would begrudge these useful
persons their high wages if they only deserved
them The pay, however, is extravagant, ana
the return made, 10 the quality OF work, mise,
rable. Yet, after all, it is acknowledged, and
with truth, that the mistresses are as much to
blame as the servants The demand is SO great
that the supply is inadequate. The matron OF
the Girls Lodging House in New York says
that girl leaving that establishment expect
ing to receive the lowest wages-irom tour dol
lars to eight month-often meets with lacy
who offers her at once from ten to fifteen dol
lars month Such persons raise the standard
of wages, and having plenty of money, and
anxious to escape trouble and worry, make
others who are poorer pay tor their folly.
A NEW INVENTION has been adopted lately
at the Prince Consort's farm, and at the Nor
folk farm at Windsor, England, for the preser-
walton of hay ricks from the heating occasloned
bv confined air and moisture. A long pertora-
ted tube, fixed in short lengths which tit into
each other, is>built into the body of the rick as
it is carried up, ard surDounted by cowl
which turns with the wind and provides con-
staut down current; an upward current is also
arranged for in an inner lube, which is solid,
opens at the bottom, and so completes the cir
culation. This invention is also adapted to
granaries, and ships IN transit but 10 these
cases several arms are provided, running out
from the central shaft at right angles, SO as to
distribute the air through the body OF the grain
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DDJrRJ.E DAILY TRAINS

On and after SATURDAY, Nov. /, 1872. ON?
daily passenger trains will ruiz between WASH
INGTON and LINCHBURG, eticcung Avurlt
daily connections through between NEW lOEh
and y EW ORLEANS. AT GordonSvillc, con
nection IS made with the Chesapeake ant
Ohio Railroad twice daily, Sunday cxecpt
ed, to Richmond, Staunton and the " EST: II:
Lynchburg, with Atlantic Mississippi! and On"
Railroad, for the West and Southwc't, and ~
Washington, for The Mort! ami Northwest.
Leave Washington daily nj 1ona. n aatG' -
D. m. and Alexandria At.."n". III. and I.3u pm
arriving at Lynch} urg at 4. 20am."nd 4.5u pm.
Leave Lynchbuig ut {. 40 am. and 1913 p.n!.
arrive ut Alcxandr.:. nj o.5o H. III. ard ".'l l.u.,
For MASAs>As DlvIs!u& leave Nh,.i!l-.. Il
]aily ,exccpting Sunday with main In" ,:s''
st 700 r. m, and Alexandra" r. 80 II.
Leave Manassas Junction NJ !"-t n. M,
and arrive Mt Strashurg mt l245 y. IN, maxim
close connection with the Baltimore Ala UNIo
line 20 Harrison burg and Staunlol westward,
and to Winchester, Uarpcr's Ferry. &'.. cast
ward
Returning leave Slrashurg at 10 !. IN, "'@
arrive ut Mauassas At 40 T. m, CONNECTING ~l'h
northb ,und mail train to Alexandria n,G the
earliest trains to Baltimore, Ph.adelFAi' ana
New York.
No train Southwark Sunday might and mons
Northwar Saturday night.
Elegant sleeping ears are run daily between
New York and Lynchburg. And hy WAY Of
Knoxville. A.lant. and Mob!lr t. hcN Or.cs'
Through tickets and baggage checked lo'H
= J. N. BROADUS,
avg 3p-tf General Tickle. ~.
IAyASHlNGTUN Il OHIO RAILkOAp
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IL BT ID - 80 60 60 l EsssEs;
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDEKicKsBuRG RAILWAY,
After 6.45 D. m. SUNDAY, October T.. ls-2
trains will run as follows:
Leave Southwark from Alcxsnorla & Frct,r.
icksburg depot at o.G9 a. H., accommodaoa
daily, except Sunday l2.03 81. m. Southern t.s
press daily, except Sunday. The Southern TX.
press at II. 03 p. IN. runs through - kicimsrt
without change, connecting al Kithmo! fora,
points South.
Leave Northward froai Alexandria & Frcs,~-
icksburg depot ut 3.?S u. m. Northern Ea,r,..
daily, except Monday; 6.17 y. n. acconn'oGs
North and West The Northern Exprr..
leaving at S.3S a. m. runs through to B.,.
timorc, without change, connecting with tran:
on the Northern Central Railway for the Nc.it
and West
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAILROAD.
After SUNDAY, Oct l2th trains will run
as follows, daily, except Sunday:
Leave Alexandria for Washington, from s.
Asaph street depot, at eco, 100, soc, $40 tl0
and H. 100 n. m. 100 m, and leo, 800, 800.
CO. 800, eco and : 90 p n.
Trains leaving ut s. % n. M and GOO 7. n. run
daily all others daily except Sunday
Leave Washington for Alexandria from l,s..
scnger depot. cor. 9Th ana Is streets, NJ $50
go SEQ, 9.C0, l0.O0, ard HOO II. m; l2.oU ,n
and l0J, 2O0, 500 40G, 800, 600 and go j. y.
Trains leaving at Q GO Il. nj. and 100 p. m. rIn
daily all others daily except sunday.
g:z:~ AlexaHdria and Fredericksburg RAILWAY
ut 40 a. III. Quantico accom- II. and ll.%; j.. n.
Southern Express for Richmond and nil lon.s
South ELM ~ u l.. DUBAkkf,
Superintendent.
ED. S. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent. oct 20-W
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FALL aRRANGEMtN

Begin ming August nth 1873. TWO TRAINS
DAILY, except SUNDAY, between Alex
undriu and Hamilton
Leave Washington Mt . y. m. and =. H. ""i
Alcxandrir ut 9.ln Il. II. and 4.In i. A., jus
Leesburg (guing Westward Mt II u II. N. "G
G25 p. m, and arrive It; Hamilton nj i.'o ~ H.
and - p. III.
Leave Hamilton at ) 40 n m. and - - =. H.:
pass LccShurs going EASTWARD NJ & u IN. ,'.a
l.. 10 =. M, and arrive It. Al"Xan' riA nj S.l"''.
IN. ard 3. - y. III. and 1T Washing ton at ~ 81.
IN. and $50 p. M.
re-" Passengers from Washington will tax"
tn. Washington and ohio eos III the ,ati:n"r"
and Potomac Railroad station at Il. III. AMI =.
M and 20 through 10 Hamilton without chanie
OF cars.
The @ 10 n NJ. train from Alexandra and I'D
p. m. train from Hamilton councc; NJ Hamilton
with kcmp's Dsily Line "t Coaches for l'urr"i-
vile, SnickcrSvillo, Bcrryvillc and Winchester
also with Ecamer's Line OF COACHES, %nlch leave
Leesburg daily for Aide and MiddlcburS.
Communication tickets, cts. per nile
Annual tickets. $50.
K. H. HAVENER,
suo27-tf General Tick. AgD'-
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RI DHDS.

A LEXANDRIA s. FREDERICKSBURG
n RAILWAY,
AND ALEXANDRIA & WASHINGTO.
RAILROAD
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FOR sALE Or REJvT.

-, TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
M$ ALEXA NDR1A COOPERATIVE
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.-At the next
regular meeting of the Association, which will
be held On Tuesday evening, Nov. Attn, at u
clock, the Board Of Directors WI q 9ffr N i0r
and LOT OF GROUND, situated on the east
side of Patrick between Gibbon and Wilkes
streets rec 5ntly occupied by w. 4. Remington
Terms made known Mt sale
oc! 3O-5t GEO X. SHINN, Secretary.
HOUSE FOR SALE-For sale the three
Ma story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE No
10 King street. 1t has slate roof, is supplied
with gas and water, and has beautiful SIDE
lot For terms apply to GEORGE BIZ AN,
CLERK of the Gas Works. oc22-lm
MORN AND PLASTER MILL FOR SALE
~ IN ALEXANDRIA VA:
That very desirable THREE-STOR? BklCk
LOT OF GROUND attached, situated at NO ~
south Union street, Alexandria, Va, at present
occupied by Messrs Suttle & Stuart is hereby
offered for sale. The present occupants have
had the Mill in successful operation tor some
time past; the Engine Machinery, Burrs, &c,
are all of the best workmanship and are III nrst
elias running order; and it enjoys large and
profitable custom for its corn meal in Washing
ton city and the adjacent counties OF Maryland
and Virginia The ground plaster fluids ready
market IN the counties of Maryland and Virginia
trading with Alexandria. The lot of ground at
tached to the above Mill affords storage room for
tho seasons supply of plaster IN the lump: The
location of this property is well adapted for the
prosecution of a milling business, being situated
Immediately upon the city track Of Che Orange,
Alexandria and Manassas K. K. The property
is too we'll known TO need more minute de-
scription. Possession given February 9th, 18Th
For further information and price apply t.
GEORGE McCLEISE, Alexandria, Va, or to
GEO. w. McCLEISH, No. l49 west Pratt ST.,
Baltimore, Md. oct 2O-eoim
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p II l. ID + l. = II Ia
SPECIAL NOT1CE--Owine TO the destruc-
ton of the Chesapeake and Delaware
CANA by the recent disastrous food thcssaaLE.ss
regular steamers OF this line will be Tor the pre-
sent withdrawn, al.d their places supplied by the
S1EA MSHIP EMPIRE.
running outside, which will leave Philadelphia
EVERY SATl kDAI and Alexundria h y f.
Ky III ESUAI.
4 REED Anuni
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NEW EMPRESS LINE OF STEAMERS
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The steamer COLUMBIA, Captain james
Harper, resumed her regular route on SAT-
URDAi, March lst, 1873 leaving Baltimore nj
Alcxandria, ENEkl TUESDAY NIGHT, ut
10 O clock.
r. All WY freight must be prepaid
For further information apply to
my l3-Sm b. WHEAT i gent
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STEHHRORTS.

NOTICE TO TRAvEL1ERs AND SHIP
POToMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
STEAMER PALISADE.
CHANGE OF DAYS-FOR CURRIOMAN
TWICE A WEEK.
Steamer Palissde, Jos White master fl. p
will. on and after Monday. Oct. 10th - -
leave Washington from Twelfth st. wnsrl hy-
cry MONDAY and TIL thursday MORN
INGS, at s OF clock, and Alexandria, at I.
Returning, leave Currioman El ER1 TU Els
DAY and FRIDAY MORNINGS.
For information, through tickets &c, apply to
J. BRODERS & CO., Agents,
Or on the Boat. [oct l7-tf] II King st.
t. WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
The fast and commodious steamer PILOT
BOY, Captain Fields, will make regular SEMI
WEEKLY TRIPS from Washington and AL
exandria TO Cone river and the River Landings;
Leave Washington EVERY TU ESDAI and
FRIDAY at o'clock u. m, and Alexandria at
7:30 o'clock n. III.
Returning reaches Alexandria EVERY
WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY ut 8 D. m.
Superior accommodations for freight and pas
sengers. For information apply to
! A. REED, Agent,
sep % No. + South wharves.
YDE's. STEAM LINES
~ TO
PHILADElPHIA, RRoyIDENcE AND
BOSTON.
Steamer: leave Alexandria EVERY TUES
DAY and SATURDAY, ut II o'clock IN.
Leave Philadelphia EVERY TUES ,)sSs,.a
DAY and 5 ATU RDAY, tromSa hhzza.
Pier No. North Wharves, at II o'clock NJ
This line connects at Alexandri,. with the o.,
A. s. NJ. and w. s. 0. r. Rs, anG at Philadel-
phia with the new and popular Iron Line" for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care,
free Of commissions
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage IL Boston. Through to Boston in
sixty-iivc hours. Through rates and through
bills of lading given. Insurance guaranteed at
less than usual rates.
Agents:
F. A. REED, Alexandria,
WIN P CLYDE i CO., Philadelphia.
GEO. +. HYDE, Georgetown, D. G.
je 2l-tt
NEW EMPRESS LINE OF STEAMERS
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W r9T9MAc i FGkk Mst cHM n AZ
On ard after Tt ESDAY NEXT, rE-=@
April list, boats of this company Nil 80 issas
leave Washington and Alexandria at 8, 7.15, 8.
8, IL and ilUU n. H., IL M, and |, 2 3, 4, 5, e
AMI 100 y. m. S. 5. HOWISON, Prest
:. GEDNEY, Supt NH 29-tf
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-09
Order of Publication.
STATE q Missouri. county Of andrew. I

CTATE Of Missouri, county Of Andrew. e..
tate Of ltobcrt C0nover, decsased.
Now ON thus day comes Martha y. Conovsr,
deceased, and presents her petition to the Court,
praying for IN order for the sale Of certain rral
estate Of which said Robert Conovcr died seized
section twenty-On (except six aud . half acre:
Oh Of the south aide Of the southwest fourth OF
said qunrterI, and the north half Of the north
c ~sss hnss,S 81 a. d iS , o. . ssst, sw.s, we ssy,s 70.
scribed - foliows: Commenting Ut . stone on
The river bank, bear the southeast corner Of the
southwest quarter Of section fifteen, running due
north forty-two rods, thence west seventy-eighi
rods to the second rvine, theme down the same
to the south line OF said quarter, thence east on
SAID line to the river bank, theiace up said river
Of range thirty sur, In Andrew county In the
s ss;s, o. Missouri 70 pay the debit Of said estate,
count: :to i,; ,av and nd inysn.oris:, ~ sssaised By
that said debts are unpaid, and that there Is not
sufficient assets on hsnd 70 pay the same. ON
examination thereof. 1t Is ordered by the court
deceased be nouGcd that application rs aforesaid
has been made, and that unless she contrary be
shown on or befare the first day II the next term
o oss y, !. So urs.t 70 S q hs ss % on the 10 lst H. DAY ~, Of y June me
resl estate IN said petition described, or so much
thereof a. shall be sufaclcnt FIR the payment Of
said debts and the expenses Of such sale. And
IN same newspapeS published In said c0unty Of
;sndrsw for foWr weeks prior to the next term Of
sf I. j. e T. sic:. .'sa::s io9 ys3. q J. aP Probate : 4; !. and for
the county aSprpsaid, hefrby certify thai the fore
EolnY y 7 true copy o. the original order Of pub
,.ci,,qa s4cEesl named, q fully ~ the same re-
Witness my hand and od!eiai seal ct
SEAL 1o'Gs Y savannah this 9Th day Of May.
Nss nar ,suctV Vs--
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MOBERLY, in this State, has been rat
ed as a small town of no very great i'm
portance, but DIR. Ferguson, of u city.
presents US with copies of two daily
newspapers printed in that town. both
very presentable and vigorous looking
sheets. That town must be going
ahead, or else is possessed of two
surprisingly enterprising newspaper
men. The Daily and the Enterprise are
the names of the papers; both have
been running about a month. From
these we gather a report Of the State
Medical Association, which met in that
city last Friday. DIR. w. ii. Bryant, of
Savannah, was honorcd with the posi-
ton efone Of the Permanent Fice-Pres-
idcnts Of the association.
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order of Publication.

CTATE Of Missouri, County Of Andrew. Es.
y tate Of William Psttos, deccased.
Now ON this day, COMES Samlel A. Irwin,
Administrator OF The estate Of William Patton,
deceased, and presents to The court his petition
praying for IN order for the sale Of certain real
estate Of which .aid William Patton died seized,
quarter Of section number twrniy-cirht, con-
tanning 50 t0-l00 acres; the southwest quarter Of
the southwest quarter OF section twenty eiRht
and the soathwrs quarter Of the southeast quar-.
Ter OF section twenty mine, except one acre sold
70 3. A. Irwin, and . portion Of the southeast
quarter Of section twenty-nine beginning ut the
southeast corner u said quarter, thence north 80
branch, thence west with said branch 60 rods,
thence south ~ the southwest corner Of ssid
quarter, thence east TO the place Of beginning;
and, also, the southeast quarter OF the southwest
quarter VI section twenty mine, except ONE acre
sold 10 samuel A. Irwin, NIL In township my
nine. Of range thirty.thrce .f3D, 10 Andrew
Of said estate. which said petition was accom-
panied by accounts. lists and inventory as re-
quired By law, showing thsa said estste Ii in
dcbted and that said debts are unpaid, and that
thcrc ID not sufficient nasets on hand to pay the
same. On examination thereof IL Is ordered by
the court that all persons interested In the estate
Of said deceased be notiasd thai application as
contrary be shown on or before the irst dsy Of
next term Of this court 70 be held on the l6sh day
ofJune next, .ls7J, IN order will be male for the
sale Of the real estate In said petition described,
payment Of said debt and the expenscs OF such
sale. And Il II further or Tered the { this notice
be publislscd In some newspaper published in
said county Of Andrew, for four weeks prior to
the next term Of t,is court.
State Of Missouri. county Of Andrew, %.
!, =. Y. C.ldwc'l, Judge Of Probate In and for
u . true c0py Of the 0rlcI therein set forth 8
TIE sains remains % record In my Office.
Witness my hand and Official seal
SEAL oflcs this3jth day Of April, 1873.
I NJ J. u. CALDWELL, Judge.
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Order Qualification.

CTATE Of Missouri County Of Andrew. Es.
y tate of Benjamin DUR st, deceased.
Now, ON this day, cOmss Phillip Cook, al.
ministrnior Of the estate Of Benjamin Durreft,
deceascd, sud presents to the court his petition,
praying for nj order FIR the sale Of certain real
estate. Of which said Benjamin Durrett died
seized. described - foll0ws: THE north half oil
the southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter,
and tsr southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-.
ter VI srcitoa number twrnty-one, In township
number si1iy. of rnnge nuiuber thirty 1--WE, In
.Andnrw county, In the State Of Missouri, 10 nav
the dehts Of said estate. Which said petition VA,
accompanied ~ the accounts. lists and invento-
~, ~ required by Law, showing ihat said estate
IL indebted and tiiss sati debts are unpaid. and
that tb~rc II mt susieient assets ON hand 10 mas
the same. On exnminalipn thereof, IL IL or
drTed by thr court that all persons interested in
the estate Of said deceased be notified that an
piication - sfurrsaid has been made, and ,tAt
unless the contrary liz shown en- or before the
hr.t day Of thr next term III uais court. 10 be- held
ou the l6uh Of june next, Issy, an order will ir
msir for the sale VI The real estate In said peti.
a.. -..csi. or as much thereof as shall be-
sufficient Tor the payment VI said debts and the
expsssses Of such sole. And it II further ordered
that this notice BIZ published In som~ newspaper
published In said county Of Andrew, for four
weeks prior 10 the next term Of this court.
stat OF Missouri, county of Andrew, 50:
i, j. u. Caldwell, Judge u Pn,baie Ia and for
the county Aforesaid, certify thsf the foregoing
II u trur copy Of the order thrrriIi oct forth = the
same remains ON record In my office.
Witness my hand ind olkciai seal
SEAL st Office this 5Ith day Of April, 1873,
ea J. II. CALDWELL. Judge.
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AcALL for q convention of the editors
of the northwest for business, at st.
Joseph, WAS responded to by eight edit
ors. The papers of st. Joseph were SO
i~njudicious as to hint that there would
be no free lunch on the occasion, which
said injud.cious hint narrowed up the
souls Of two-thirds of the f~raturnity, and
they refused to bulge from the place
where their washing is done.-tMis-
souri, Express.
As the editor of the Express was moi
there, we submit he Is entitled to give
his own reasons for non-attendance.
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RoBMxG THE MAILs.-For months
past the popular and reliable publish
ers, Messrs. Hunter & Co.. of Ilinsdale,
n. H., have been annoyed and dis
mayed ut the immense loss Of val
liable letters whirh were daily occur ny.
Aided by the chief detective aud two
special 2. O. AGENTS. they have al last
the satisfaction OF seeing the thief
night clerk In the Boston p. ODE
hind the bars" and he has confessed all.
Messrs. II, & Co.'s 10. SEES have been
enormous In fact, no exact estimate can
ut present be made, The thief ca, efmliy
examined, aided by the light, every
lefter, and took every one that oon-
fained nf6tiey. He was caught IN the
Act and naffested;; and If he gets his
dues, will board with tho State from
five to ten years. Meantime the pos
porous firm Of Hunter & Co. goes On
with its usual energs. promptness and
care, aud those who have lost money
ly mail win now sec inst schcre IL nenf.
and avoid giving the blame to honest
Persons.
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Order of Publication.

CTATE Of Missouri, county of Andrew. e.
on this day comes Joseph tanning, administer.
tor OF the estate Of Abraham tanning, late Of said
county, deceased, and presents his petition 20
the court praying. for an order for the sale Of Ger
tain real estate Of which said Abraham Tanning
died seized, described a. follows: The east half
OF the southeast quarter Of section twenty -Oue
also, lots three aud four Of the southeast fnc.
tiOnai quarter II section twenty-five; ali In
township number sixty Of range number thirty
four In Andrew county, Missouri, to pay tie
debts Of said estate; which said petition was
accompanied by the accounts, lists and inven-
tory, Is required by law, showing that said e.
and that there Ii not sufficient assets to pay the
same. On examination thereof, IL il ordered
By the court that all persons Interested In the
estate Of said deceased be notified that appliea.
ton - aforesaid has been made, and tint un-
leee the contrary be shown on or before the first
day Of the next term Of this court, TO be held
on the 18th day OF June next, an order viii be
made tor the sale Of the real estate In said pc
tition described, or % much thereof - shall be
sufficient for the payment Of said debts and the
expenses Of such salei end Il p further ordered
that this notice be pubtished In some newspaper
published In said county Of Andrew for four
State Of Missouri, county Of Andrew, -.
I. J. r. CALDWELL, Judge Of Probate In and
for the county Aforesaid, hereby certify thss the
within and foregoing n . true copy Of the
original order Of publication therein named -
fully as the same remains Of record In my Office.
Witness my hand and Oh ciaf seal q
SEAL cfhse in Savannah this 9Th day Of may,
Da J. r. CALDWELL. Judge.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE II hereby given that the undersigned,
IN Guardian and Curator Of Martin vanschoick,
adjpdged IL unsound mind, hut who has been
ryinstated, w.. will y the next term Of the
I'D held at Siyannsh, Andrew county, Missouri,
on the 10th day Of June, ISIS, being the third
Monday In June, ssk leave 10 rcsiyp bis said
ment OF his accounts ms such GasrdtAn and Gu
sator. SAMUEL TURNER,
.yEs Guardian and Cuiator,
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Newspapers in Savannah.

The Nodaway Democrat continue,
the history of Savannah journalism W
10 the present time, commencing at
1865, where the Malcomb Qllinois)
Eagle left of, as follows:
The Eagle might have added thai
Beal continued the NcW Era until 1868,
when J. z. Huston was admitted as
u partner. Beal and Huston remained
together until 1870. when the Gratz
Brown amendment campaign coln
menced, at which time, by the all of
outside help, Huston bought Bcal out
and continued alone in the paper until
he sold to Mr.. Paul a few weeks ago.
Beal at nee bought new material with
which he started the Savannah 7ri-
Ssae, a red hot McClurg anti-amcnd-
ncnt paper. which lived about six
months, and died without a struggle.
Beal is now publishing the Troy (kan.)
Republican.
In 1868 q joint stock company was
organized and the Savannah Union, a
Democratic journal, was started, and
John w. Pattison, an able writer, was
employed as editor at a good salary.
Less than six months encompassed the
little span of the Union under Pattison.
j. ID. Mcdowell got possession of the
Office the following winter, and run the
paper several months. discussing sever
al hundred dollars in the enterprise,
and receiving in return from his pa
irons about 80. He abandOnd the
enterprise and Mr.. John tried his hand
ON it, with the same result. In the fall
Of 1869 the material was sold and
moved away.
In 1868 james ID. McClain issued the
first number Of the Savannah Courier,
a Radical paper that eked out q pre-
carious existence until 1869 or 1870,
when Bcal & Huston gave him $500 TO
quit, they to have his material.
In October, 1871, the Savannah Re-
now the only paper in the
place. was started by y stock company,
with John Sherman as publisher. In a
few months Sherman was superseded
by Paul, who was recently burned out,
but who Immediately bought the Era
office and went on with the publication
his paper.