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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-01

0AFR INVESTMENT-The STOCK OF
y THE RICHMOND BUILDING AND I'M
PROVEAIENT ACCOMPANIES anew company, whose
funds are all invested In real estate Yielding hand
m o. st Es z:agTEG 0--G! s'i President. =
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Dancing commenced in the hall as soon as
the banquet was concluded, and was kept up
with lively interest until late at night. Sing
ing and athletic and gymnastic sports were
again freely INDUCED in with the greatest
ZcSt.
At night the grounds were brilliantly illu-
minated by Chinese lanterns and calcium
lights, and the gayety of the scene was en-
hanced by displays Of fireworks and the
ascension of miniature balloons. /.
No people know better than the Germans
how to enjoy themselves.
Some OF the visitors from abroad to this
most successful festival left the city last
night; others will leave to-day.
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IN THREE COMPANIES. '.'.
BALLET, PANTOMIME, DRAMA.

GORGEOUS SCENERY COSTUMES
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a".. The famous
RAyEL-MARTINETTI FAMILY WILL }.
APPEAR.
CHARACTERISTIC MUSIC.

i SeAte SC-NA~~ y - - 80 oc lAt
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Senatorial Nominssssa. .

rg Senatorial NOminaf5on. -
fSpectai telegram to the Dibpateh.l
GOSHEN, Va, September 30.-Dclegates to
the senatorial convention composed Of the
counties of Rsekbridg, Bath, and Highland
met to-day at this place and nondsated Colo
mel ]. L. Eubank, of Warm Springs. o.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EOR SALE, the BAR FIXTURES,
Il GOOD WILL, and LEASE Of RESTAU-
RANT now doing good business with dwelling
attached suitable for boarding -house, with low
rent n. II. LEE,
90 aq-6t q. -r.tsr 1014 Main street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE. r a@H .
... .,.., 'anGia q ~:
4sI -, ,.
THIS EVENING AND SATURDAY MATINEE 4
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| Great success Of the @ - Lis@al
ICE WITCH: ICE WITCH!, ICE WlTcHt,
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WEEKLY MORTALITY

~---WCeR pnuIHP---@
Sept. %, Sept. 2S, Sept. 20, Sept 27,
1871. 1872. 1873. 1873.
w c. W. G. W. C. W. c.
Total deaths. s....l8 10 IA ls 10 II IL l6
StiIl-bOrn........
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VOL XLV.
THE S.ENGERFEST.

SECOND DAYS FEsTIvtTIEs-PARADE ON
THE sTREETS-PIC-NIC AND SPORTS AT
THE FAIR GROUNDS.
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ii MEETINGS. Another attempt will be made
tonight TO hold meeting of the Alert Fire
Company at their engine e-house. -
There will be q business meeting OF the
Wide-Awaks Club Tomorrow night at :
O'Clock.
PERSONAL .Norzs-Rey. D.. 6Wlnfrea is
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COMMITTED 10 JAlLs-,,sspecial Constable ,Ro-
bertson arrived In town Yesterday bayins In IN
charge James Roberts ewhite), committed oy
Justice Moore, of, Clover Hull, .ior steaiing
ieWeIry from Dir. j. H. Winfree.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04
ATTENTION FARMERSI

Plaat On Ny bird Gers and Increase the ielA
1hArt y Dashsis . ~ AsU.
It is quite as easy and much more
satisfactory and profitable to raise
f~irst-class grain of every kind. Every
bushel you add to the smount grown
upon an acre of ground is clear gain.
In this connection we take pleasure
in calling the attention Of farmers to
an improved kind of eor1, called Old
Hybrid, specimens of which can be
seenat this Office. This justly 'cele-
brated corn has been brought to its
present great size and perfection by
Mr.. W. Ely, who has been selecting
the largest and most perfect of his corn
for seed for 25 years. Lie now tells US
he has taken the premium invariably
with this corn wherever he has exhip-
tied it for years, aud he authorizes III
to offer q cents for every ear Of diff
fcreut'corn that can be brought that
will excel his in size and perfection.
Mcssrs. A. j. Carter and James War
ner are referred, to prove that they
increased their crops thirty bushels
to the acre by planting this corn.
Buyseme and try it, 12w4
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Cherry Grove Items.

According to previous arrangements,
the Cherry Grove Sabbath.school met
March 80, and reorganized by electing
James Burns, Superintendent; s.
Reece, Assistant Superintendent; VIM.
Starr, Secretary, and Mary Reece, Ii
brarian. The school then returned q
vote of thanks to Rev. Mr.. Mackie, the
retiring Superintendent, for his services
In behalf Of the school.
Col. McCarty, the excellent black.
smith Of this place, has rented his shop
to Mr.. Mack, Of Savannah, who will
open business Immediately.
Joseph Brock and s. o. Daily are
fastening q large number Of hogs for
the June market.
The wheat crop in this vicinity looks
better than it has for several years, but
the crops are needing rain badly
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Atohison County tens.
From the Journal

Since the commencement Of the
revival at the Baptist church forty-seyen
persons have been immersed. :. -
tFrom the Express.l +
The dwelling Of Mr.. Jas. Boutwell,,
near Linden, was destroyed,by fire last
week. Mr.. Boutwell, lost everything,
and but for the prOmptness and. good
will Of the people in his vicinity would
have suffered. 't
Our blonde Blackstone has his chief
end tied up in. a rag. The story that it
Is the result ola surgical operasiohfis too
thin to go down straight. Surgical OPP
eratiOns don't scald the hair OF like hot
water. We told Steve long ago 10 keep
away from that crack In the fehse. S'''
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04
Medical NodoO.

The Andrew Medical Society will hold
their regular monthly meeting on Mon
day, April Z. at 2 O'Clock P. NJ. in Cap
tain Rea's Office, over the Savannah
Savings Institution, Savannah. Physi-
clans throughout the county are earnest
" invited 10 attend, IS business Of inn
portance will come before the Society,
and delegates will be appointed to attend
the State Medical Association which
meets at Mobcrly, the eth Of April next;
also, delegates viii be ~appointedto meet
in the American MedicSf and Interna-:
Medical Association. which meets
in St. Louis on the 4th Of May, 1873.
There will also be some interesting pa
pers read before the Society, and a ques-
ton of moment to doctors.
j G. B. FERGUSON, Md, Sec,y.
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LOCAL BRETIIIES.
WEATHER getting more pleasant.

WEATHER getting more pleasant.
THE snow of last week didn't remain
long.
AND W. A. Price sells 10 pounds Or
leans sugar for 81 90.
COUNT COURT meets next Monday,
So does Circuit Court.
FINEST article spring wheat -four at
Prices at % s. per cwt.
WHEAT on the prairies is said to be
suffering for van of rain.
FRESH fall wheat -four, a be had at
w. A. Prices at 4 80 per cwt.
A GREAT deal of spring wheat is be.
ing put in in this part of the State.
THOSE who owe us on subscription
MUST UP IMMEDIATELY.
THE only house in Savannah that
gives 8 pounds of white sugar for . dol
lar is w. A. Price.
We have three ase ofBourgeois type,
nearly new, which we will dispose Of at
a reasonable figure.
A LITTLE son Of Chas. Wassmer, Esq.,
had a hip put out of place at the school
house, on Wednesday last. =.
EXCEPT some very private and select
swearing at Savannah. the election ut
Rochester on Tuesday passed off quietly.
If you want. daily papers or any Of
the standard periodicals of. the day, 20
to Jas. r. Watts, at the. Post-oficet
HOWARD keeps the choicest and
tendercst beef and other meats. Go
and get a nice steak or roast.
OuR correspondent Justice" deals
too largely in direct and forrible per-
sonalities, and we are compelled to de-
cline it on that ground:
TUE Sunday COMMERCIAL is a new en-
terprise in St. Joseph, issued from the
DAILY Commercial office. The initial
number before us.is handsome eight:
page paper, filed with good reading
matter.
If you want deeds. mortgages or
leases drawn Acknowledgements taken,
collections or settlements made, 60 to
J. p. Altgeld.. attorney-at-law and
Notary Public, Office in front room
over Farmers Bank. .
FRANK" our Rochester correspond
ent, evidently has q strong aversion to
Savannah and its people. But, Frank
you ought to be a little charitable with
us. Everybody a not live in Roches-
ter-even if they desired to.
THOSE who owe us on subscrip-
ton MUST PAY UP IMMEDIATELY.
"DAvf" presents candid and sensible
views in anothef column upon the sub
ject of township organization. 1t does
not seem exactly the proper thing to get
in a white heat of passion on any ques-
ton of public or private importance.
As a source of profit, hemp continues
to attract the attention of the farmers of
the northwest. A farmer near Wathe-
ma, Kansas, is preparing bis fifty tons'of
hemp for the 81. Louis market, .whetGit
is quoted at from $50 to 500 per ton,
according to quality. This is much bet
ter than raising ffteen cent corn.
JOHN J. MILLER, Esq. has bought out
the interest of A. N. Schuster in the
clothing store northeast corner Of the
square. Mr.. Miller is now receiving a
new stock Of spring and summer cloth
ing, boots and shoes, hats and caps,
which will be sold atlow brices for cash.
An inspection of his goods is earnestly
requested. Nothing will be lost by ex-
amining them. -.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04
Worth County ftsixs.'

80, from The Stnr
we learn from persons Ilfom Every
part Of Worth county that c~onsiderable
spring wheat il being sown.. :
During the last Week several: hun
bred dollars worth Of propeIy.. was
destroyed in this county by prairie hlres.
We notice thai Judge Magee, r.
Salmon and William Mitchell APE get
ting out immense quantities Of material
for post-and-rail FENCES. ,i,,r.+
Mr.. VIM. Long Informs ns i is the
belief Of the farmers in his Aeighbor-
hood that many bushels Of Data already
sown by a great many farmersn viii rot,
in consequence Of the. ucent snow and
cold weather. =
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04
AT
PINE crrs pRorearv ron SALE.

The undersigned. desiring to change
his residence, offers his home, in the
hast part Of the city for sale at auction
"wednesday April o, ISIS.
Il 10 A. n. Sale on the North Side
the, square.
There are two lots with q good new
one-stOry house containing three rooms
with a hall and porch and a good cellar
underneath, good well Of water and the
lots covered with fruit trees.
Terms made known, onthc day ofsale.
1Ow4 NJ. STRAIN.
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Holt County; tens,
From the, Sentinel j.. {

Our old friend Frank; Kaickerback-
cr of Fillmore, dropped in upon sus one
day last, week: He was ,juzt. seturning
from u visit to Hiawatha, Kansas, and
says that that State is on q ...stanA still, !"
and he thinks emigration viii soon
turn this way from there. A..,:a.
Harvey Murphy, for MANY years
merchant tailor of this t6ua, Is about
to leave us. In order tO secure his creds
TORS from loss he:has :msdsA full as
signmcht of his stock Of merchandise.
MI. Levi Oren is the assignee: -
!. On Monday the 10th instant, an
elderly gentleman, named Frank GlaJi
gov, residing between 'GrahHm ana
Maryville. committed suicide by hang
ing himself with d" bedford in his
own room. Since the death q his son,
which occurred some years ago, the nm:
fortunate man Is said to have had touch.
es Of insanity, and has made several Ell:
forts heretofore - take his fife" He
was extensively knSwp;'h Nodaway
county, and was IN easy chcnAistsrces.
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Personal

Joseph Lanning, Esq, one of the old
est residents of the eastern. part of An
drew county. dropped in to see us in our
new quarters and to express his .sympa-
thy for our recent mislortunes. Mr.,
Lanning is square man." and we
wish him a long life.
Captain M. I. Couch has bought q
large frame stable in this city, srsd
proposes opening d horse and mule
market here.
). W. O'Neai. Esq. Supervising
Agent of the Howe Sewing Machine
Company, with headquarters iu St. Jo-
seph. was In the city on Friday last,
and in company with his father, of Ohio,
paid us a visit. He reports business in
his line brisk. He is DESTROYS of secur-
ing a number Of good agents for the ex-
cellent Howe machine, for this and
NOdaway counties.
Mr.. F. C. Madison has taken charge
of the department of our public school
lately taught by Mr.. Craig. who has
resigned. Mr.. Mattison comes with an
excellent reputation as a teacher, and it
is hoped his present engagement will
fully sustain 1t.
Hon. N. b. Brown was in the city on
Monday. lie seems highly satisfied
with his services in the Legislature.
Mr.. Beaumont, agent of the Com
monwealth Life Insurance Company,
will be absent In Iowa for q week or
ten days. ~ ~
Mr.. Joy has retired from the firm of
Colburn. Joy. & Co., The business
will be continued by the remaining
members of the firm under the name of
Colburn & Co.,
Charles F. Boohcr, of Rochester, paid
a visit to the ''city under banr-Savan-
nah-on Wednesday.
, j. w. Grabill, Esq, of Fillmore.
was in the city on business on Wednes-
day-of course, giving rs q sociable
call.
: Our genial Democratic friend w. W.
Booher has concluded to remain with
us, having accepted a position in the
Office Of the Clerk of the County Court.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04
Increasing Business.

BY the locals scattered through the
paper this week it will be seen that MIR.
A. Price Is selling his stock of gro
eeriee = very low figures. i l. but ma
turai hat lis business shouh increase
uader this policy, and At the same time
be much more safe and reliable. ''Small
profits and Quick sales is the motto
which, II lived up 10, will eventually
win, in the long run.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04

The gentleman driving his horse 50
~furiously, as above represented, has just
learned Of the full line Of goods just re-
ceived at j. 3. Russelrs, ''And, being a
prudent man, is anxious to buy when thhe.
stock is full. ~ he cap get just. what he
wants. Go thou and d0lkewise., -.
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trrom the st. Joe Herald. J.
Pi4ureS for the Farmers.

From the report of the Department
of Agriculture for 1871, which il Just
issued we CLEAN a few statistics which
will be Of interest to our readers: The
total production in the United States for
that year of the great staples, including
potatoes, was as follows: Corn, 991,-
S9S, 600 bushels; wheat, $50, 722, 400
BUSH. oats, 2l6, 7+3, 900; potatoes, 120.-
40f, 700s rye. 15.365,JD0; barley, &c.
1850; buckwheat, i6,32S, 200. The
ltbtil valuatiOR6 tieies.Prsduets. was
o989, 682,1l2,. divided q D.. follows:
Corn, S748, 275;.. wheat, $780, All $40;
oats, @1O2, 7 O,s39; potatoes, s7i ,306.-
GIL rye, Sl2, l45, 1865; barley, 81 ,54f,-
10; .buckwheat, $500, 23S. In the
three articles Of corn, wheat and oats
the production of The six leading States
was as follows, 10 j, bushels: Corn-IIl-
.2OS, 391 .OOO; Iowa, 1921, 800;
IS, 5O6, eco: Missouri, 81, 3O7 900;
Indiana, n, zoo, 600 Kentucky; .5&,S42,-
coo. Wheat-IniSois, :. 25,2tS,000;
Pennsylvania, yl9.83s,OO0.; Iowa, 49,
400, 600; WISCONSIN,. .. .1s,436;OOO
Indiana, 10, 190.0OO;. Ohio; 1865 GOO;
California, 16.757, O00 Oats-Hlinois,
Sc, 5O2, 900; New York. a2,QlO 100;
Pennsylvania, 81, 545, 900;: Ohio, 2+,90O-
900; Wisconsin, Is, 759.0 600. Iowa, 49,
934. It will BIZ, seen that Illinois still
retains its OLD position at the head of
the grain.producinsSs States, A striking
fact which the rePon dfseloses is the
in the price Of grain in the
various parts of the country : thus 26,-
100000 bushels Of wheat in Illinois 1--WE
give round numbers only was. worth.
929. 900. 200; while $4,000 Go bushels
ii California was. worth, sII,600.0OO;
999;;OOQ;0po bushels Of corn in Iowa was
worth &22,O00,OOO, and 5000. 900.
bsshels nKentueky was worth $4,000,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04
Commonwealth Life Ins Co. Of N. Y.
DEPARTMNT

|ST.jOSEPH DEPARTMN MT
Offices Rooms CT Baldwin Block Cor.
4 and Felix streets. s. Joseph No,
y. l. HARRINGTON President
Geo. p. DIXON Vice Presidsni
II, C.. CARTER Secy-t
Thus. CUII.IGAN Treas.
n. F. BALDW1N(
4: F. SMITH Elk. Committee
L. Johnson -.
.-a, JOHN 4. DoLMAN, asn. Agent. :
3 Tho features Of this Co. are Security.
Small Expenses and large dividends.
Solid assets. Equity. Cash loans to
policy holders. Absolute non-forfeiture.
Money invested cannot be lost. Our IA
ito Of assets to liabilities are larger than
any other Co. We present more favors-
bic features for policy holders than any
other Co. Be sure and examine our
plans before insuring.
If. Z. II. BEAUMONT, Special Agt.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04
Notice to 0rsngesi

Notice to the farmers Of Nodaway,
Atchison, Holt, Andrew, Gentry and
Worth counties; That, having been du-
ly commissioned by Bro. 7. r. Allen,
General Deputy Of Missouri. to organize
new. Oranges in the above counties, 1
would say, all who want to be organ
lied as Oranges Of Patrons Of Husband
~, will please address me At Graham.
Nodaway county, Mo.
C. A. WALLACE.
Special Deputy.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04
QUE NzlaHRuKs;
DeKalb

OoAaAO OO3nty %kSnaStxry.
.tFropah he RaegisteW&is .,ues...
-Esqui1e Staxart'ss dwsLing. near
Cameron, was htely destroyed by Gre:
The The, contents OH single, r0da4 enls we're
On last Tuesday night. }hs slst. a
man named Miller; livilgM st. Joe,
stopped at Frank Garrisoa,s,, fopr, miles
northeast Of t,is place, WHY :ths design
ing home infoxicassd and finding Miller
sitting by the stove. ordered jklrpio leave
the premises. Miller arose and went
into the yard, when Garrison fired at
him with a shotgun. the shot taking ef-
fectin the LEFT hip. The wound Il pain
full. but not dangerous. Miller was taken.
to st. Joe on Sunday. Garrison has not
been arrested; lie has probably left the
county. 49,, -,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04
RESrORED!

DR.. yaipau's Elixir of Youth-the great restor-
or Of youthful vigOr-a positive cure for Ner-
ycas Debility, l~mpotency,. SlerInattorrhea,
J0vsess OF Spirits, Meaawcholly-sriSing either
from excessive indulgence, over study, or any
rsue whatever.
ri certsin remedy for weakness arising
frNs excuses, or early indiscreiiOn. Clergy
men, Lawyers, Students AMI all who follow sod
sptsry occupations, or whose brain or nervous
sysria are over-worksst; the ~listless enefyated
routh, whose constitution has been shattered by
amaneiess vice and The sgsst devotre III sensual
psasure will experience immediate relief, and
,prnaAnent care will surely follow The ase Of
ne ELxIR or f9crH.- .
Hundreds Of letters from those who have been
myed from Consumption, Insanity, or Death,
md restored 10 Health, Happiness and Manhood
could be yiven, were II not for the delicacy Of
the subject.
Pnce ei.0o per bottle. Six bottles, es.0 90.
Sent 10 any part of The eoantry, securely scaled
fran observation, On receipt III price. Ali1et-
tep sscredly confidential. Bddrrss I'll orders
to VERNON 4 CO.,
Philadelphia, Pa. T.. d. Box 2aS.
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Plant Shade Trees.

; Now. is the time to plant. shade trees.
The earth has been refreshed once more
with a good rain, and trees planted
now will quickly take root and live.
Let everybody interested in seeing our
town improved and bcautiRsd by the
planting of every street with soft ma
pie or elm, take hold of it at once be-
fore the season is passed. We notice
that some Of our enterprising citizens
-Messers.. Stevenson, P1rvianoe,
Watts, Clark and DR.. Frasse and Mrs,
McAlister-hsve already begun the
work in earnest by planting maple
shade trees in front Of. their premises.
Let all follow the good example already
set, and at no distant day Savannah
may be truly called the 'scity of naples"
and not . town Of Rip Van Wrinkles.
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On Saturday the I'VE hogan, to r,se,
and has continued. 10 ,riss since. The
rise up to "Wednesday noon, was about
six feet. - 49,. =. !,
Considerable quantities 81 stone are
shipped by Mr.. Fitzgerald, from
here to St. Joseph. said to be for the
Northwestern Lunatic Asylum. The
rock il from the O'Beirne' quarry.
On Wednesday several ar loads Of
lumber were unloaded here for the car
pentsr shops which the K: C., Joe
& C. B. Railroad Company are prcpar-
ng to built here.
Captain c. NJ. Daley, special commits
sioner Of the St. Joe Herald, was in town
Saturday looking aAer the interests Of
that paper.
Tom Trent says his reason for throw.
ing mud balls at young Linkous, last
Wednesday, was that Linkous had stolen
the affections Of his girl.
The peculiar star that a certain gen.
saw. . few evenings since, was
nothing but a tree on fire but there was
faulty in the gentleman's Wis
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-04

W. take pleasure in Inviting the
attention Of our readers to.the stock
of cycrgreens and fruit trees at the
Savannah Nursery, mi block north
of the old depot, w. B. Howard, pro-
prictor. He has . large stock OF
all kinds Of trees, which are being
sold very cheap. Call and ex-
anime what he has. 1t will pay you
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CHICAGO

and poiuts sSst, north or south
9PASSENGER EXPRESS TRAINS
OIeaW KiHsas City Cts0a Depotd .lly. Passen-
gsrs taking the Chic3so Express Will go Through
Chicago one hour IN advance Of other routes out
Of Kansas CITY. This line b equipped with
PuIlman's Palace Sleeping and
!. Dining Cars
EleRsnt DAT cnaches and comfortable smoking
carr. Millev's safety platform and cnupler and
Wcstinghouse air brakes are used on all passen-
dor trnfus. H.
!. Tickets Ier snie st sll through ticket Offices.
J,F. BARNARD, A.C. DAWES, {.
GcnT SUPERINTENDENT, Cen Pass'r Ay,It, :,
- I'll. Joseph, Mo. st. Joseph, No.
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STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN UP by Il. g.. Coriry, living in JeAer-
: so township, IN Andrew county, Aissoeart,
ane lMh day of March, AID. 1S13, one mare
e.k fthc following description, tO-wtt: sasne
steed; 10 other marks or brands; supposed 20
eNelve yean old and about 1iftecn hands high.
AA{pe.tssd sf thirty dollars, by Thomas vsn-
49, ID James Williams, who were lrst duly
80 tr hat purpose: a true cegy from my
my Book. NEWTON BIRD,
y Justice Of the Peace for Jefferson twp.