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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-30
Amazonia Items.

Business remains somewhat quiet.
The river is still rising, and is report
ed rising above. EfG@Tai BE- : xs0 <
There seems to be q lively business
in saw-logs Oh the river now, several
RATS passing daily.
The steamer Mountaineer, q large
side-wheeler, is on the river now as a
regular packet between st. Joe and
points above, making several trips each
way every week. ~
The railroad company is unloading
considerable quantities of posts and
fencing here. and a number of hands arc
engaged in fencing the track.
Mr.. l.. L. Minturn, who has been at
st. Louis for a week, returned last Sat-
urday. He went to represent the Odd
Fellows of his district in the Grand
Lodge Of the State. Mr.. Minturn was
elected, at st. Louis, II. w. d. G. Mas
ter for the ensuing year. He says st.
Louis is 4 big town.
The public schools of Amazonia
closed on Friday for the summer vaca-
ton. a ar "a.
On Tuesday Mr.. L. r. Knowles took
his departure from Amazonia for-well,
he didn't know where, and neither does
anyone else.
A little boy of Mr.. ellis has been
missing from his fathers residence, on
Nodaway Island, since Tuesday. Up
to Wednesday moor he had not been
found.
On Wednesday morning MI. Peter
Moser, ST., was Kicked in the side. by
a horse and considerably hurt, two Of
his ribs being broken.
This is the way a man in Amazonia
expresses it: 81 say, boys, er you
goin' to er Sangerfes,? Its a sor' of er
Dush 'rangemen', where all er people
of the United States meet in Sain Joe
ter celebrate 'sbridge. I'm goin', every
boz goin', an we're goin' t'have er feas,.
Can't take time t'esplain t now mac.
count of press s'business, but 'tsbig af-
fair, n fellerln Is bound t'have los
finn -
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Death Of David Walter.

A large circle of friends and acquain.
tances will regret to learn of the demise
of David Walter. an old and highly re.
spected citizen of Rochester, Andrew
county, Missouri.
From the St. Joseph Herald we gath.
er the following points in the life of Mr..
Walter. lie was born on the 18th Of
November, 1902, in the city of Stralsund
on the Baltic sea. He removed to the
city of Philadelphia in 1920, aud there
he learned the trade of baker and con-
fectioner. After serving a faithful ap-
premiership. he became disconnected
with the small profits arising from work
ing for others, and the true spirit of
independence, opened business for him.
self at 442 Race street. He conducted
the business successfully five years. In
the year 1925, he closed business in the
Quaker City and removed to Wines
burg, Holmes county, Ohio. Here he
farmed until September, 1857, when he
removed to Rochester, Andrew county,
Missouri. After seven years spent in
farming, he embarked in merchandise,
which occupied his time and attention
until two or three years ago, when he
retired from the active duties of a life
well spent. Several days previous to
his death. he lost his appetite. and on
Tuesday, May 20, at the ripe age of
seventy-one years, he passed to that
better land for which the experience
of Christians faith from early youth
had fittedhim. He left thirteen children
to mourn his loss. He also left consid-
cradle property-the savings of pru-
dencc and economy. He was very
popular in the community in which he
lived, and always took an active part
in every enterprise tending to advance
the moral, social and commercial inter-
ests of the people. However, the
mourning friends a console them
selves with the reflection that their loss
is his eternal gain.
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Cherry Grows Items.

Farmers are getting pretty well
through planting. Corn hat was plant
ed two weeks ago is looking splendid.
Mr.. William A. Reece is now on a
tour through the west for his health,
going over the Topeka and Santa Fe
Railroad.
Our school, is in a fourishing condi-
ton, under the control Of Miss Atkins,
who has for some time been attending
the State Normal School at kirksville. :
The worst cas- Of sleepyheadedness
is in m of II young men, who fell
asleep in the parlor on Sunday evening,
in the presence of three young ladies'.
We We're glad to see our young friend
Thomas Dean again in our midst.
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Decorate the Graves 3

arrangements have been made for
most Interesting services at the Court
house at2 o'clock this afternoon, pre-.
riops to the ceremony Of d~ecorating the
graves ofsoldiers in our cemetery. The
Programme embraces addresses by
David Rea, Esq; Rev. Samuel Huffman,
and General William Wilkinson; ESSAYS
by Miss NJ, Shoemaker and Miss Anna
{. Morris; reading of a select poem by
j. 7. Altgeld,, ESQ.,; singing by the
choir; prayer by Rev. Mr.. Gillies. At
the graves Rev. DR.. Cruikshank will
deliver a discourse. ''Dugan's Cor
net Brass Band" will furnish music on
the occasion. A committee on decora-
ton to obtain flowers and arrange them,
consisting OF one hundred and eleven
ladies and gentlemen of the city and
vicinity has been selected. The COM
mittee to designate the graves of SOL
diers consist of George T. Bryan, L. c.
Stiles, John R. Caldwell and James
Elliott. Committee on music-IIenry
Sargent, Ozias Alderman, Richard Nor
ris. Mrs. Carrie Sanborn, James Shack
elford. Miss Sylvia Stone, Miss Allie
Cook, Miss Anna Morris, Miss Lizzie
Walker, Mamie Alderman, Warren b.
Martindale, Oscar Smith, Mrs. John II.
Tyner. and Mrs. II. G.. Miller. COM
mittee of Arrangements-William Cald-
well, Samuel Frodsham, and John W.
Ent. 30.
Let our citizens-all-lay aside bus
mess one afternoon in the year, and
keep green the memories of our valiant
dead by strewing their graves with en-
blematic flowers and evergreens.
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Personal.

| Mr.. f. Brayton returned last weel
from the State. Convention, ut Knoll
Nostcr, johnson county. Addresse:
were made by Colonel Atkins, of South
Carolina; d. W. Adams, of Iowa, Mas
ter of the National Grange, and Norman
j. Colman, of st. Louis. The latter
gentlemen will address our farmers nj
this place some time in June. A State
Grange was organized, with three hun
dred subordinate oranges, and Mr..
Brayton states that an average OF TWEEN
ty-fve new oranges per week are being
organized in the State.
C. A. Clark, Esq. te acher of Spencer.
an penmanship, has opened a day and
night school in a room at the Seminary
for the purpose of teaching p~enmanship.
A fine opportunity is presented to all to
improve their c~hirography. Terms,
only fifty cents per week.
VIM. C. Smith, Esq, returned home
from St. Louis on Saturday last, where
he has been attending law school all
winter. He was warmly welcomed by
many friends. Having completed a
thorough course of study, he proposes
to settle down Immediately and com
mence business. r
Geo. B. Bowman, Esq, the gentle
manly correspondent and agent of the
st. Joe Gazette, called at our sanetum
on Monday.
Mr.. Allison, editor of the Telegram,
Cowley county, in Southern Kansas, has
been visiting friends here.
We are indebted to Willard P. Hall,
President of the st. Joseph Bridge Com
pany, for a special invitation to attend
the formal opening Of the bridge to-mor-
row Saturday.
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Holt County Items.
From the Sentinel

We learn that Doctor Pollock, who
has been confined to his bed by con-
sumption, is quite low and not expect
cd to live.
The South Methodist congregation,
who have a beautiful church edifice in
this place, are on the point of introduce
ing a church organ. los -i.
Judging from. the influx of IN.
DIS" we should suppose that a sickly
season was expected in Forest City.
Among the newly arrived doctors we no
tice DR.. Dwightman, of Independence,
Mo. DIR. McGuire. Of Andrew county.
Mo-, and DIR. NJ. Sayille, Of Oregon, also
talks of moving to Forest City.
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STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, nor amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than any body can ON credit.
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Dedication.

The new Odd Fellows Hall at Boil
CHOW will be dedicated on Wednesday
next, June 4. 1t is understood that sew
eral lodges will be in attendance. The
Savannah Lodge will be represented by
a goOdly number of its members.
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eBuY. NJ AND III 20 Youanon
DR.GIzNNYS
Roo1g9RlAHr
PILLS,

ny eissnsing ths blood and s~rousing tAs fvsr md
s~scrstivs organs 10 . healthy action, Dr.. Hsnry's
Root and Plant Pills cure many complaints which it
would not be supposed fhsy could rsaeh1 such -
Headache, Patn IN he side 1gnb.
ness Of The Hands md Feet Oullneu,
Chillneos, Rhcumo4fsD> NeuRalgfa,
Loss Of Appetite, Bil10us Oy1euteRy,
Kidney Affections, Constipation, Dc
bnfey, Powers Of an kfnAs, Dyspep-
sia, J~Auudice, and other Kindred complaints
arising from . low state Ct the body, or obstfuetion
OF its functions.
Being free from Mercury and other pofsons they
can be taken at all times and under all eircumstan-
ees, without regard to diet, business or pleasure.
Thev stimulate the weakened and distempsrsa
parts into healthy action, giving them strength 10
disburdsn themselves and throw of the obstructious
which arc tho hrst cause Of disease, without
producing either auDeo or gripping.
All heavy and drowsy sensations, which are tho
Ereruunors Of dirsful diseases such - ApopleXy,
PaPnlytic Strokes, &c. are e1ectually vasdsd
OF by . few doses Of these searching Pfiis.
Fall dirscsdons areusd Ach tox. IN EngtzA, German fruneA
anA spanish. Price Is Gents . box.
Prepared ~ the Gr,ftoa Medicine Co., n Loeb. Ne
Sold ~ Druggists AID Dsalsrs In Medicine svsryvhsrs
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For Sale Cheap!

AGOOD OPENING FOR A
Apnsipess man Is now offered at Rosefidaje,
y = Inc store room formerly occapied by 81.
h, auison Is now offered for ssie cheap, or will
E.ss y 1ov young stock, or rent IL. The room
6.sMs+ny - feet, well hnished and new. For
is.sf parfsculafs, inqsire sf NJ. y ALLISON
Al Boiekss, Andrew County, No.
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Nodaway County Items,
From the Drmocrut.l

tFrom the Democrat
On Wednesday Of last week Deputy
Wallace organized a Grange of Patrons
of Husbandry in Maryville, with j. NJ.
Bell, Master, and John C. Terhune,
Secretary.
(From the Republican,
The LIST NJ. f. Church of this place
has been thoroughly overhauled, cleaned,
painted, and otherwise fixed up.
Many farmers in this county who
have not sowed wheat for many years
have put in a considerable quantity this
spring.
Mr.. Lewis Jobe, who had some
horses stolen q few days back found
them near Whitesyille and brought
them home.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-30
Fingers Pine Lumber Yard, st
Joseph, Mo.

Joseph, Mo.
~ Wholesale and retail dealers in lum-
Der. lath. shingles, pickets, posts, sash.
doors. blinds and moulding. Best pine
fencing, all lengths, $50 % per thousand
feet; rough barn boards, $40 90 per
Thousand feet; dimension lumber, Sl2 30
to Sl7 80 per thousand feet. and all 9TH
er grades and qualities as low in pro-
portion. Yard and Office, South Fourth
Street, st. Joseph, Mo.
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w. s. 'EARLs repairs tinware neatly.
cheaply and promptly.
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S~s... D. o. F.-Ssyannah Lodge. No.
6zl L. II, Savannah, No, meets every
~@TCESDAI EVENING, at Odd
13mNN Fellows Hall, Northeast corner
fine Public Square. Al member Of the order
10 good standing, visiting the city, are cordially
WILLIAM ENT, n. G..
J. G. WALKER, Sec'y. 2S
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New Observation-Disclosures.
French Canada-Habitans.
Mechanics Of cities and towns:
Kingston, Canada-Limestone Quar-
ry.
Montreal-Island City.
Quebec-Ancient City or Gibraltar
| of America.
Bangor-Lumber City.
Portiand-lIill City.
LOwell-Spindle City.
Faneuii HalICradle of Liberty.
Boston-Litcrary Emporium, Modern
Athens, CITY of Notions, Metropolis OF
f~ankeedom, Puritan City and Hub Of
the Universe. !,
PlymOuth-pilgrims' City.
PrOvidence-ROger Williams City.
Observation-Disclosures City.
New Haven-Elm City.
Brooklyn-City of Churches.
New York-Empire City, CONNER.
cial Emporium, Gotham and Metrop-
oils of America.
Observation-Disclosures Of America.
Philadelphia-City of Brotherly Love
City of Penn md Quaker CITY.
Pittsburg-Iron or Smoky City.
Syracuse-Salt works City.
Rochester-Aqueduct and Flour City.
Wellsyille-Rnral City.
Dansville-Valley City.
Buffalo-Queen of the Lakes.
Cleveiamd-forest City.
Cincinnati-Queen City, Queen of
the West and Porkopolis.
COlumbus-Buckeye City.
Observation-Disclosures CITY.
Washington-Fcderal City and City Of
Magnificent Distances.
RichmoEd-Cockaie City.
Raleigh.Oak City.
Charleston-Treason City.
Savannah-Forest City of the South.
Atlanfa-Gate City OF the South.
New Orleans1Crescent City.
Vieksburg-key City.
Nashville-Rock City.
Louisville-Falls City.
lndianapplis-Railroad CITY.
Richmond, Indiana-Quaker City of
the West.
Lafayette-Star CITY.
Detroit-City of the Straits.
Kalamazoo-Burr Oak City.
Chicago-Prairie or Garden City or
Queen Of the West.
Springield-Flower City.
Milwaukee-Cream City and City of
Brick.
Sheboygan-Evergreen City.
WampHm-Prison City.
Madison-Lake City.
st. Louis-Mound City.
Hannibal-Bluff City.
Quincy-Model City.
keOkuk-Gate City.
Observation-Disclosures City.
Alaxandria-Delta City.
Dubuque-Key City.
McGregor-POcket City.
LacrOsse-Gateway City.
Winona-Belle of the West.
Observation-Disclosures.
Galena-Lead City.
st. Paul-North Star City.
st. Anthony-Falls City.
Minneapoli-Beauty Spot City, City
Of Waters and Magnet Of the West.
Observation-Disclosures CITY.
Denver--City of the Plains.
Salt Lake City-City of the Saints.
San Francisc0-Golden Gate.
Mexico-City Of the Montezumas.
Lima.City of tho Kings.
Cuba-key Of the Gull.
Mississippi River-Father of Waters.
st. Joseph-Btacksnake Hill City.
Savannah-City under Ban.
Will some correspondent or contcm-
DOry rive us another list To aid In the
above?
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PHYSICIANS.

ID Lit. STONE, II. D., having located In
%. sayaunah, offers his professional services
10 the citizens OF the city and vicinity. Office,
ssuth side the square, first door east OF the new
Bsnk Bailding.
NR. G. II. DAVENPORT having located In
Savannah, offers his professional services
n the citizens of Savannah and vicinity. Office
Il his residence on Main street, one block east of
The square.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-30

FULL line of hardware, saddles and
brides, cheap. ut W. S. Earls'.
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BAKERY, az

T c. sHEDRICk 4 CO., Eagle bakery,
III confectionery and restaurant, west side
sflhe square. ~
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HARDWARE, SC.

NoLBURN, eco, dealer in hardware,
stoves and tinware, north side ofthe square.
ssyannsh, No. Jobbing in tinwork done on
shorf notice. "a
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.Sasless sss. 81 EEa
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The inhabitants of the different States
oro n;etra,,ad 90 ucrrs.

The inhabitants of the different State.
are nieknamed as follows:
Maine-Foxes. So
New Hampshire Granite Boys.
Vef1nont1Green Mountain Boys.
Massachusetts-Bay State.
Rhode IslandHGnn Flints.
Observation-Disclosures Nutmegs.
New observation-disclosures.
New Jersey-Blues or Clam Catchers.
Observation-Disclosures Or Leath-
erheais. y 4s
Observation-Disclosures.
Maryland-Clam Thumpers.
Virginii-Beagles. =,
ers. RI
South Carolina-Weasles.
Georgia-Buzzards.
Alabama-Lizzar is.
Florida-Fly-up-the-C Creeks.
M~ississippiETadpoles.
LOuisiana-Creoles.
Tcxas-Beefhcads,
Arkansas-Toothpicks.
Missouri-Pukcs. 2.
West Yirginia---- 20
Tennessee-Whelps.
Observation-Disclosures.
Ohio-Buckeycs.
1ndiana-Hoosiers.
1llinOis-Suckers.
MISUNDERSTANDING. =
Observation-Disclosures. +.
Minncsota-Gophers.
IOwa-IIawkeyes.
DakOta-Squatters.
acknowledgement.
Observation-Disclosures.
COlorado-Rovers.
MOntana-Quartz Crushers.
IdahO-Fortune Seekers. =
CalifOrnia-GOld Hunters. ,-s
Oregon-Hard Cases.
Utaf-Polygamists.
New MexicO-Rangers.
Nevada-Sage Hens. Il
MexieO-Greasers.
Canada-Canucs.
Nova ScOtia-Blue-nOses.
New Observation-Disclosures
French Canada-IIabitans.
Nicknamcs Of cities and towns:
Kingston, Canada-Limestone Quar-
y.
Northumberland City.
Quebec-Ancieut CITY or Gibri altar
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AT THE l. STAND.
South Side the Public Square.

TSO my old customers I take great p easure in
i announcing that | have brought from New
York one of the largest stacks of goods in my line
ever brought to this city, consisting in part Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-20
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR
This Anerneon's Dispatches.
New York Notes.


THE BILLIARD CHAMPIONSHIP AND ptANoNn
NEW YORK, May 20.-Alber GARNER has
already challenged Maurice DAILY to play a
match game Of billiards for the championship
and the dianlpnd cue.
GREAT STRUGGLE
is said 20 be Prevailing in Shamokin, Pennsyl-
wanna, for the possession of over 10000 acres in
the anthracite coal region. valued at SO 600. 600
One party has burned three houses which the
other side erected and retaliation is now threat
ened. y. III. Wheeler, of New York, represents
one side and the Reading railroad the other.
RUMoRs ABOUT PACIFIC MAIL.
The Times publishes what IL calls a rumor in
circulation that a stockholder i'm the Pacific
Mail company Is about 10 make application for
the appointment of a receiver on the ground
that the funds of the company are being reck
Iessly squandered in stock speculations and the
only way 10 stop these operations Is 10 throw the
company into bankruptcy.
IN THE TRAIN CASE,
this morning, the court directed the Jury q
render verdict OF not guilty on the ground OF
insanity. Trains counsel said two OF the Jurors
say that that Is not their verdict. The court
replied; "The verdict is entered and that part
Of the case is disposed Of" Dr. Cross testified
that this insanity continues, and therefore
Train must be sent TO the state lunatic ASYLUM
Train excited said: "Iprotest against the pro-
ceedngs here. have been five months in Jail
without being granted a trial." Then address
ing Judge Davis he said, Before leave here
L move your Impeachment in the name of the
people" Judge Davis ordered him 20 sit down
and an order was made out TO send Train 70 the
state lunatic asylum
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-20

From Europe To-day.

THE KHAN OF kHIyA NOT CAPTURED.
LONDON, May pa dispatch TO the Reuter-
telegram company from st. Petersburg says
there Is no truth in the report that khiva has
been taken and the Khan has fallen into the
hands OF the Russian trSops.
ANXIETY AT ST. PETERSBURG TO HEAR PROM
THE KHIvAN EXPEDITION.
LONDON, May ga special dispatch to the
Daily NeCs from st. Petersburg says much
anxiety prevails there in consequence OF the
non-receipt of definite intelligence from the
khivan expedition. Two of the detachments
OF Russian troops marching against the Khan
ate have been delayed in their progress by
heavy snow storms. At last ad vices from the
expedition, the column nearest the appointed
rendezvous for all the troops was several hun
dred miles distant, and was, besides, one month
late.
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The Late Indian Contracts.
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIA
AFFAIRS.

REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN
AFFAIRS.
The Commissioner of Indian A fairs TO whom
were referred for investigation the complaints
of certain parties who alleged that they were
unfairly treated in the recent letting of con-
tracts for Indian supplies, to day submitted his
report to the Acting Secretary of the Interior
After stating all the circumstances of the open
Ing OF bids and award of contracts, and that he
made the awards on the unanimous findings OF
The purchasing committee OF the board of In
dlan commissioners and Gen. Cowen, Assistant
secretary OF the Interior Department, the com
missioner says: THAT some mistakes were
made by which deserving bids did not receive
due consideration is not impossible, but no new
In my judgment would be likely TO lead 20 a diff
ferent award if II were now to lie made under
the advice of the same parties"
The bids of Messrs. Harlan, Church and
Middleton, for transportation, flour and bacon.
which were lower than the bid upon which the
contract was made, were rejected in accordance
with the law which gives the agents of the gov
eminent authority to reject any or all bids or
10 accept other than the lowest bids, III in their
judgment it Is to the interest of the government
20 do so. In the case OF the awards for the
transportation and supply of cattle for some OF
the Indian tribes, the Commissioner saws that
while the bid of the party complaining was
lower than the one who received the award il
was regarded as obscure and informal and
could not have been modified without doing
injustice to other bidders. In this particular
case he requests that the bad of the protestant
be referred to the Solicitor of the Department
for his Interpretation of its meaning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-20
~Two grls Of Dubuque are in jail for stea


~Two gtrls of Dubuque are in fail for steal
ing shade trees.
s&In Oberlin college the female students are
as healthy as the male.
HMassachusetts is going to exclude children
under 10 from factories.
~Three counties Of Iowa have nota licensed
liquor saloon in their limits.
n0Indiana drug stores sell whisky ON SUNDAY
under the name Of Lavender"
~The factory operatives' strike in Provi-
dence; Rhode Island, 10 ended.
n6It Il rumored in London that naval force
has been ordered to Zanzibar to look after the
slave trade.
~The governor Of New York has signed the
for the erection * new Toni Tombs on new site. .'
- The remains Of Michael Nixon, who was
executed in New York last Friday, was honored
With . conspieious funeral demonstration on
Sunday.
~ Jacksouvills (ul.) bar-keepers are for
hidden to NE ground glass in their front sashes
Or 70 put mp window blinds OF shades Of ANY
Nseneor sherman advised the people of
ter, which they did and elected the present in
cumbent, Z. 7. Smith.
o0The four most fatal diseases in the cities
Of Massachusetts, last week were consumption,
cereoro-sptnai disease, pneum0nia and scarlet
fever.
~The republicans have all the Offices Of the
Ohio constitutional convention, In the election
ofwhooe members such conservative" tri-
umph was claimed.
~The London Foreign Once has received
dispatches from Sir Samocl Baker dated March
Is. stating that Lady baker and hinself we're
in good health, and hat reinforcemenn had
reached him.
u0W@k has been Suspended on the public
parks In Nsv York, In consequences Of the fail
ure Of the legislature TO appropriate the neces-
sary money to keep the laborerB at work. Over
seven hundred men are thrs thrown out q en-
p1Oyment.