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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-09-11

the Public schools, without regard to race or
color. Is the main bulwark of Republican insti-
| tu;i0ns AMI American liberty; and,
Whereas, All faxes for the support of free
school. must be levied with the voluntary con-
Sent o.. Il majority OF taxpayers: therefore,
Resolved, That Public school Directors ought
TO exercise the same prudent economy i'll hiring
teachers that they Nutla In employing agents
for the transtCiiOno OF their OWn private business:
and,
whereas, The late action Of the Savannah
School Board, IN the employment @: .r:i:!,rrs Is
| wItiou. a parallel, and IN total violation o. all
ordinary rules OI etonOmy, III That they
have employed eight teachers for ten months,
IN Il school that only averaged with In: saiIr
tpacnrrS) last year -, ana which became 80 re-
ducrl in interest and numbers al the last rs to
make it painfully evident 10 I'll that il oIgh; To
have been Clusc-iO IN the seventh OrciglI.hm month;
and, III the employment of Robert trrikshank,
al Sl20 per month, Ia sIpcrintrhd seven teach
cr-. u majority OF whom declared thcmselyc. in
no way benefited by said SUPPLEMENTARY last
year; therefore,
Resolved, That we ere in favor OF nomiratir"
caniitlat's tor DircfiorS TOR the ensuing Year
who will consider themselves pledged, first,
not to employ more than six teachers when they
have reason to expect an Attendance not exceed
Ing 900 pupils; sc;OIft, rot 10 continue any de-
pari!n"nI of cur graded schools when IN" tuition
in said department becomes unrc:tsoaai,iy high,
Is in the seventh department list year, namely:
500 per year for each pupil; third, 10 make an
annual renort of tIeir dDings, As required Ly
Law: fourth, not 10 pay extra wages on account
of ancient languages.
Resolved, That We are IN favor of the best
schools for the least money.
Resolved, That We recommend and instruc;
the school Treasurer 10 receive bids from the
Farmers Bank and the savannah savings lns:!-
tuition 70 pay Interest on III" school money and
the bank that payS the highest rate OF interest on
monthly balances, the Treasurer 20 deposit with
said bank, sub ect 10 check at sight, interest 10
be used Ia pay teachers.
Resolved, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing he published in the REPyBLICAS and Patron.
Moved and carried that the above resolutions
be adopted.
Moved anil carried that the Chair appoint u
Ommitie Of three to present the naIneS Of still
abe candidates for the school Board. COR the
Consideration Of This meeting. Committee ap-
pointed were: John J. Miller, Geo. l.. MittOX, .
\. \. Gardner.
presented tn names Of Richard i.
Harvey and Perry l;ur-, VIII Were unanimously
nominated as candidates Tor election to the
School Board.
The meeting then adjourned.
EDWARD RUSSELL, Chairman.
DIT. ECS-ELL, Secretary.
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The Place

To 90 for school boo $, blank books. or
stationery Of all kinds, ut low rates. IS
Sargent II Wilkerson's, south side the
Public Square, opposite the Court
house. They keep also a full line Il
perfumcry, crayons, picture frames.
paints and oils, bruches OF I'll kinds,
albums in endless variety. pockct-booGs
sc. The latest styles Of paper and en-
velopcs are also kept, for6iilct donE pur-
poses. Sargea: Is Wilkerson are good
people to deal with. Give them 4 trial.
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School Meeting.

Al n Iaass meeting held ut the Courthouse. on
Saturday, September ), Is.i, the following bust
hess was transacted, to-wit:
After music by the band, the meeting was or
ganiz,,i by choosing Edward Russell, Chair
man, and u. Il. Russell, secretary. -
Il was moved ami carried thai "a committee OF
fix. Ir appoiltcd by the Chair 10 drait resolu-
lions To express the sense OF the meeting.
The following committee WIS ap!H,inted; T.
a. Phillips, Henry smith, ChaS. L. Miller, Jr.,
ANDY Carter and Geo. l.. Matt0N.
Tie meeting was addressed By John McLain
and DR.. Gardner.
~REscLCrIONS.
Resolved, Tha the education oil The MASSES II
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PerSOn2i.

Henry Muse viii accept thanks for
some grapes and peaches.
Prot. II. S. Campbell left last week
for Texas, where Lie occupies the posi-
ton of Principal of the Honey Grove
institute.
benjamin pe.rce cut his knee with q
corn knife, disabling him for a week or
mCre.
Mcssrs. ~SceleyanG Mcdaniel returned
FROM the Peoples Convention at Jcficr-
son City, on Friday evening. They
were highly elat.l at their success in
making such Il strong ticket.
Mrs. &. W. Glazier returned home on
Saturday morning last, from an extend
ed visit TO relatives living in Athens
county, Ohio.
Judge BoEham, Joseph tanning,
Squire Isolme, john Rankin and Jacob
Moschbcrgcr were some Of TIE sterling
farmers we noticed in town on Tuesday.
a. Schustcr, Esq, has returned from
New York. His new goods viii soon
be here.
George l.. Gam, of Colorado, is in
town.
John NJ. Stewart. Esq, OF St. oc,waS
in Savannah on Wednesday.
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An Outrage.

Mr.. Sanford l.. Eeece. 4 young man
wei and tavorably known in Rochester
township and vicinity, il this county,
several weeks ago took anOtion to visit
relatives in the East, and to raise funds
10 pay expenses, Went TO ST. Joe 20 sell
a horse. Upon offering the horse for
sale, he was summari!y arrested as =
~horsc-ihief, Notwithstanding several
persons in st. Joseph knew him and
youchcd for him. lie was thrown into
Jail in great haste, and not released
until the next day, when the authorities
became aware they were carrying things
with Il pretty high hand. We learn
that Mr.. Rccce has promptly brought
suit against the offending party for dam
ages, and we hope. it will DC vigorously
prosecuted.
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Death of an Old Citizen.

On the lst instant, John Murphy, who
was well known in the county, died,
and was buried the next day in the Gem
ctery of benjamin Holt. The funeral
Of the deceased was attended by alarGe
number Of relatives, friends and neigh
5ors. Deceased was born in Rockbridgc
county, Virginia, whence he ~cmigratcd
to Ohio, tlfrn to Indiana, where he lived
many years. In 1871 lie removed to
Andrew county, Missouri, where he re
sided up to the tins of his death. De
ceased has one brother living in Indiana.
another (Reed Murphy living in this
county, and one son living hcre-liugh
Murphy-besides two grandchildren
heirs of Charles NJ. Daily, Esq, by his
first wife.
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toned over into the waters, caused by
of those singular freaks which come
only to Il mule and his partner. Wheat
and mules went down to the depth of
twelve feet, but like truth crushed 10
earth. the mules rosc again, after con-
siderable labor, and the wheat was
.ished out and put in the sun to dry,and
is 10Y ready for the burs, provided
no mules get it on 4 ferry again. So says
the Gazette.
SHERIFF S. Il. Beach, of Nodaway
county. on Tuesday morning br0ugh, TO
Savannah, Stanley Nelson, 4 young
man recently sentenced to five months
imprisonment in the Andrew county
Jail, TO serve out his term. Nelson was
convicted OF assaui; with intent to kill.
PROBATE Court convenes in regular
on Monday. the list inst. An
adjourned term of County Court will be
had on the same day.
NEARLY everybody in the county has
or will take 4 day ut the St. Jo-
scph Exposition this week.
noN'r forget the township meetings
this (FridaD afternoon.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-09-11

The Interstate Industrial Exposition
of Chicago, viii be open from Scptem-
Der 8, 10 October 10, TO the public,
from all parts OF the Union. Ii being
the greatest Exposition of the country
this season, the railroads viii issue cX-
cursion tickets ut reduced rates, TO &C
commodatc all DESTROYS Of visiting this
grand Exposition.
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Property.

An excellent cottage Of six rooms,
entrance, pantry, cellar, closets, &C..
all very convenient, five acres OF land,
choice fruit-applcs, peaches, pears,
plums, apricots and cherrie-partly
bearing. a never falling spring OF
water. Will be sold 1t 4 great sacri-
fee. OSCAR SMITH.
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Ready for BuSineSSi

T. II. Beekman is fixed up spick and
span in his new quarters, three doors
east Of his old place Of business. EelS
now prepared to furnish everybody
with any article in the grocery line L.
the lowest price.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS


Notice is hereby given that DAVID OFT
ALLISON, OF Benton township, is 4 can'!htA'e
before the voters Of Andrew county ut Inc ro!1'
in November for SHERIFF of said county.
BY the request OF many citizens.
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Fire ct Ec3enCalo.

We learn that on Tuesday night the
store Of Il. T. Beckett, il itpseudaic,
was destroyed by fire, together with the
contents. We bc!ieyc it WAS insured
for several hundred dollars.
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

Notice Is hereby given that JESSE john IS 4
candidate for JUSTICE OE THE FAC for
Nodaway township, subject to the decision ei
the voters at the polls.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26
DIRECTORY FcR ADVERTISERS.
AxvsEMExrs-sscosp pAcr-rhird fourth ana q

AAUsEAEHTs-sxcosD PAGK-Third fourth, and nnh
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soAkbERs column
BOARD ssoona ASD donLa LGDoSo wASrED-srcOsO F1a.-
sSioRS sRooxEYS '0a;af REaE ESTATE FOR sALE-srcosD
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BUSINESS NoTlcEs5,FIrTH PAcE-Sxth column
COAcHAkN AND GARDENERs-slcos PAcs"Fmsi
CoAsTwisE sTEAAsHIPs-F,a,r PAon-Fourth and
DANCING IsR cSism1is c1SiGsnmD1isMEs-rs,, column
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EUROPEAN sTEAMsHIPsDFiKsr s1I PAos@foarsh sSA col
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rlNANcIAL.sEvENrH PACE.
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sSm P.s.-rr. COL
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.-FIRsr PAcE-lhird column
HOUSES RooSs &C. eeaas pA0rsscono
ISDTIs;iKi1L EXHIBITION coMPASy-F.Rs. P4ar-
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NEW PuBLlCATIONS-FiFTH PAGE-sixth Column.
rERSON AL-FlRsT PAGE-First column.
riANofORrES ORGANS, &C.-SEcoxD PAGE-Fourth
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SECOND PAGE-First column
PROPERLY OUT or THE CITY FOR SALE OR TO
RENT-SEcoSD PAGE-Second column.
REAL ESTATE 10 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE-second
RELlGioTs so11cEs-r,asr p4cE-rlrss and second
REsTXuRnSrs-sEcos pAcn--secoud column
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALES-sKc PAos-
First column
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAcE-First
column
SPECIAL NoTICEs-F1Rsr PAsx-second ana third
sPoRTING-DoGs BIRDS. &C.-Fmsr PAcs-Third
THE TRADES-sEcoxp PAcE-Frst column.
IhE TuRF-FlRsI PAGR-Third column
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PIRPOSEs-SEcoNp Par
Second COLUMN.
T7RsAAyyELLERS' GIlDE-FlRsT P4cE.Fitth column.
UNFUkAISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS TO LET
SECOND PAGE-Second column
WATCHES. JEWELRY, &C.--SEcoXD PAGE-second col
WINTER REsoRTs-sxcoxp PAox-second column.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

L,OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
The teamship MISSISSIPPI Capt NJ. b. Crowel from,
pier 50 North tver foot North Moore street,
day, December % at 3 o'clock r. ~
Freight received daily. Through rates given St
Louis VICE sburg, Mobile. Galveston and Indianola
For freight passage having superior accommoda q
lions apply 10 FREDERIC BAKER bier 36 North River.
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TAGLE LINE
To PLYMOUTH, CHERBOURG AND HAMBURG.
The elegant CLYDE built Iron steamships will sail from
New York Us follows-
LESSING, Captain Toosbury December 20
GOETHE, Captain Wilson. n................ January II
from Eagle Line pier loot Of First street Hoboken.
PLYMOUTH, LONDON CHkRBOURG and HAMBURG
Cabin-First saloon, S0O gold second saloon. 500 gold
. Steerage, 3A, currency.
Prepaid steerage tickets from Hamburg, $24 currency
For freight apply to FUNCH, EDYE / CO., " South.
william street
For passage apply to KNAUTH, NACHOD KUHNE
General Agents, ll3 Broadway y
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FALL, RIVER LINE TO boston, VA NEWPORT
COLONY % North River oot Of Murray street.
sold at all principal hotels in the city.
PENNsYLvANIIAs IsI RAILR31An I DAD. a.,
oo q Ssbros. and
fSlnsa TsIsss IS .Sr e. s'sa and
Haven s,s pAisSslDn,.
ss 5:ss.a% dsnI sss * 81 ssss.'
For sal,imore Wasnng,onp and the South; "Lmtea
RssSas Sa $40 H. sss AND Il 'Ranfs1n sandsy lay
HssSs;: T.: .ss IL .:s. ss ss.s:s 81 s -
Il !; 4 ! sss. Is
!; s;is,ie Il h a.
'S: ST. t:Ss.y s ..s s Is u sS Sss s s4s
!, N. and z night sunday. $40 and P. n
FY5 I'D % 3 pesla sna SPo and south AnS0y and
r! ssS sSa g. i AM
E: FF!as;:ss s1s .sSt ! :SS 4?
For Trenton. ,Bordentown,. Bari!ns.on ana Camden
e! 81 81 FsssSslas 9 + + ssas s9a s;i5 ~
FOR rarnlln9uale ana SQuan, A. NJ anu :. u.
For n,shtstssyyp, remberton and Camden, VA Perth
Far Am6og; ~, ,S,st3yp s;U r and M pember,on GAN
Tram; arrive oews:osrCm I,H aptsDuyg ~ sps
NJ. daily except Monday. From Washington and Balti
more $40 A. 4la 5:l5 and 1927 p. N sunday, $40
NJ and 10 27 r. NJ. From Philadelphia, 5:l0 620 655
i0:l5 II no ll,5i A. NJ 2:l5 AIS 5:I5 IS, 7:4O. sA4
soa GT u q u p sunday S;io S; S;'' nA A. ~ 7'Ao
Ticket Offices 526 and s44 Broadway; No. Astor
House and foot Of Desbrosses ana Cortandt streets
No Court street Brookyn; Nos Ia ll6 and lis Hud-
terry place D. 81 BOYD JR., General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.
CTOSINGrON LINE FOR BOSTON AND PROvI-
- aence.-Steamers NARRAGANSETT, every Tuesday,
Thursday and saturday, and sroNINGTON, every Mon.
foot OF jay street. ~ z. NJ.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

SALES AT AUCTION.
= ~.~ ----~
CHERIFF'S SALE or BRoNZEs CLOCKS JARDI-
~ neree Music stands Toilet sets Opera Glasses &c.
). HEnMAN, sheriffs and General Auctioneer,
sells sATIKDAY December 70. at II O'Clock, 1t No
M BROADWAY, near Fourth street,
the entire stock Of an importer, consisting Of
- Bronzes, Statuetts Jardinierea
CLOCKS. Music Boxes, Opera Glasses Vases
Candabrns, MICROSCOPES
Flower stands Music stands ChnawAre
Ladies' Comp anions. Toilet SetS
~ Desks, &c
Sale posftive IN lots Dealers invited
= WILLIAM e. CONNER, Sheriff
wILLLAn II. CARROLL, Deputy.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

COASIWISE STEAMSH1FSs
DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE
i TO CALIFORNIA, JAPAN AND CHINA
VIA PANAMA.
steamers leave pier North River. New York. fol-
lows
ACAPULCO. commander A. q. Gray, January z "a
noon
COLON, Captain Q. L. Tanner. January i6 1878. Il
noon
Ana every alternate Saturday,, connecting With all
mers Central America and South Pacific ports
steamers leave san Francisco for japan and China
GREAT REPUbLlC.
SfTx A. pI January
RATES or PASSAGE.
:. . including all nscessarles OF the trip:-
New YORK 10 san Francsco-Cabin, 500; steerage, $50
currency.
san francisco 70 Yokohama. $3.50, gold.
San francisco TO Hong Kong $500. gold.
For freight or passage further Information apply
the companys office on wharf loot Canal street. New
York II. J, RuLLAf, supernte ndent
RUFUS HATCH. Managing Director
NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL LINE.
~ hcse nlst class steamships wall sail at p rom
pier is Norh River loot ,f Cedar street tor Havana
direct follows.-
COLuM5Cs +. y Reed cd................ Tuesday Dec y
CRESCEN CITY, = > Curtis. Thurs law Dec. 81
tor treisnt Or passage aavns cnsurpasse. accommo
'au0n' VIZ CLYDE Z CO. No 4 Bowling osssA
ksKsl4sr. taiins Z oa. Axsau "A AavAnA
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.

NJ Y. HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL S. LINE
~ sa's havSsA P,fT 6iERd4 6fsa Ever
81? q yAsA rhuis rfhussdsy ~ Jam Jam
CITY FOX OK YEnx tkuz AND INV wTASSIssy ys
o Campeachy, Tnspan and Tamplco.
CITY OF Tuesday, an 2s
For freight F. 2trsiE.ss sGHSs SONS $, sro.ay.y
for & Cruz M and al ns ss% pat Jan and
Exl iE.ynS aun s ossS Bose Mi @a
through ss 81 asas gwen q and
70 CHARGE nS'1sSn o@ a shs'A IN New
York For freight or passage. having superior accom-
MAEboHY Ibo ca co CO 1ss Maiden aide. lana
REDUcED RArEs-FoR PORT ROYAL AND FER
aSesaay peesMe,r 2 from pier No Sor River e.
re- o wa s Hs ina + as Gny 9iSs ns
sse s ra Is e second s @
class HERM GkIpcaE ere K Assn No william stree.
FoH NE" r5s SstEass tIonSsl RIssSn; s.ssm.np 1u.
ri The steamship MY oKsEANs, Captain Dearborn.
s Sas .'dInss fsss:
e s.S Sc s ass
PaSsss ' aasS EIxSS
H. MERCHANTS. STEAMSHIP LINE
Ss s, II SyI srsss es9ws M o
day DsssmosI s AZ SsosSf II: .s,. s s.o
aa rs'fs 20 St
Fss
Soo1hhHfNo Fox klSEw SEw ORLEANS DIRECT
s. Eas Rves s:
CCirYY CiTY oP oF SALvE?ToSi Captain nysns
CRY q HOUSTON, captain Deer,ns an IS
cARoNDELEr Captain McCreery Jan y
Inaanos oekpors or Aranzas .f srssos sannagc
anu 81 Louis Cabin passage. $50; steerage do s2a
appiyro. C. H. MALLORY co, AGENTS.
l53 Maiden lane.
(1RoMwELL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR PORTLAND.
day aa cRXE sSs
g. ; F. NJ from pier No North River connecting at
ud w ne asaaos as % n.
commodasn@ons Ions urpassed Passage, including state
Apply to CLARK SEAMAN s6 West street.
NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RIcHMoND-oLp
Tor above ports rom pier 81 Sorh River loot Bsass s
Through bills Of lading and passenger tickets issued
Also steamer ior Lewes DEL. and all points in Della
ware and Eastern Maryland every Monday and Thurs
Once. corner Fulton and Greenwich streets
H. 49, FOR yn RHIkADEtpnIA asa y,1 sr..x 49,.
IGATIoN COMPANY.
On and after
Monday. December q, 1874,
the Steamships of the above line win leave regularly
pRR1GHTsp FH% pier REcEiyEp 3 Eas! kIyeE 5A1Ly
For rates and further information apply on the pier
WIN p CLYDE 4 CO.. General Managers
JAMES HAND, Agent, lis Wan street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

Monday, December 81 1874
the Steamships Of the above line will leave regularly
IRON pier 33 East River
FREIGHTS RECEIVED DAILY.
For rates and further information apply the pier
WIN P. CLYDE CO.. General Managers
IL South wharves Philadelphia
JAMES HAND, Agent ll9 Wall street.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

CEvENTEENTH STREET METHODIST EPISCOPAL
= church, near second avenue -Rcv W Z; soue viii
hs .Hishsr Christian LnS" ~ N r y, subject, 'And
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

ZION CHURCH. MADISON AVENUE. CORNER OF
II Thirty-eighth street. Rev. John NJ Galleher
Services at l04s A. NJ and ~ r. NJ
The New York herald., 1874-12-26
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

N ELEGANT PRESENT FOR THE HOLIDAYS
~ Marshails portrait OF Henry Ward Beecher, line
engraving OF nappreachabe artistic excelence and
perfect Persons upon wnom the canvassers
have called have their orders nled At once by
addressing the publishers, where engraving may os
seen subscription price plain proofs India proofA
lNG COMPANY. IS University place New YORK
The New York herald., 1874-12-26
EXCURSIONS. 8.


A. A.
NORTH SHORE STATEN ISLAND PERRY
are running hourly ExcuRsIo TRIPS from White.
Harbor. West Brighton. Port Richmond addELM PARK.
from $50 A. n 70 80 P. NJ. daily; sundays every two
hours from 8 80 A n. to 8 rs p NJ
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

o1D0 OO0 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY NEXT
YlUU.UUU. drawing January ls7a s4ssooo
Liberty street N. Y.
The New York herald., 1874-12-26
TRAVELLERS, GUIDE.

LNALL RIVER LINE 10 BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT
j. and Fall River..The steamers NEWPORT and OLD
COLONY leave pier North River OF Murray street.
daily Sundays excepteD at r. H. Through tickets
sold all principal hotels in the city,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Circulars tree, Drawing positive; No discounts Cai
on address GEO. A. RAYMOND, northwest corner
Park place and Broadway. New York city. third door
from Broadway. Branch agents, 7. J. MCBRIDE, Union
Square Hotel; q. W, RAND, st Cloud Hotel, corner
Broadway and Forty-sccond street
The New York herald., 1874-12-26

NJ Y HAVANA AND MEXICAN MAIL IS LINZ
~. Stea mers ave pier No North River M RI III
YOR HAVANA DIRECT
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

not 10 produce the Christian unanimity which
the apostle taught, Finally brethren, be ye
all of one mind The most contradictory
doctrines upon vital points are preached by
recognized ministers of the same Church .....
One teaches that miraculousness is the charac-
ter of Christianity; another that msraces ARE
vexed question: and therefore doubtful.
One that the Church cannot be kingdom
without dogma; another that creeds and con
fessiOns and one faith are obstacles to love
and progress, one that msdern sceptics have
no faith: another that orthodoxy leads to un-
belief, one that theology is not q fixed science
but must be changed to suit the times; anoth-
er that there can be no new theology under
the Christian dispensation one that all men.
without exception, will be saved another that
multtudes will be lost in unquenchable fire -
What new force is given by description to
the old story of the University official who.
after half century attendance at the Uni
yersity sermons, thanked God that after all
he had heard. he was Chaistian still
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

Iha distribution y III be in public, ami will be
made under the same form and regulations as the
San Francisco ana Louisville Library Gift Con-
certs. under the supervision OF committee OF
prominent citizens elected by the ticket holders.
Reference as 10 the integrity OF this enterprlse
and of the m anagement IL made to the following
well known ciuzens: =,
sam. l.. Tlbball. A T0pponce. Mslsn, J. ii
Gerrlsk Members OF Cay Council.
Judge 4 i Black. AT T.. ,. Assets) )r. NJ alsn
d Gre invalid, Projectors Ms!roIoinap hotel;
tuaine Moore, City Marshal v: "; Hull. Archi-
tect J kehoe, Constable }. kupier, Jeweler i;
Clpt > Howe, Contractor o.. u. Rishmond d.
Co., Commission Merchants NJ. r. Campbell. Pro-
rristor OF Central H"teI; Singleton : Creath.
Propretors Pacific Stables S. p; Hitch, Merchant,
sandy, Utah A. g. 6arrison, Helena, Montana
We will also announce that each and every per-
son buyiu q ticket can at any and all times ex'
anime our books and all business tran actions con,
nected with the enterprise; and as the drawing OF
prizes will be placed IN the hands of honest and
iisinterested men It will nsure fair and Impair
| tiHl distribution.
| GOOD Responsible Agents W antsd. Liber
al CommissioIl Allowed.
Rg-Money should be sent by EXPIRES or by Drat
| on AEy solvent bank. bv Post ofhce Money Order
or Registered Letter. 1t our risk. Eor particulars
| address, .o x,
jan2}i5n Lock Box l'2. Corlnns' otah'
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-02-23

A discovery of interest to wood cngravers Is
the fact that plates OF polished slate may bs uset
as substitutes for box wood for engraving These
plates will furnish over 100 900 impressions with
out loss of detai do not warp, aud are not steet-
ed by either oil or water
new variety of opium obtained IRON Persia Is
described possessing properties, peculiar, IN
some respects 10 itself Its odor differs from that
OF Smyrna OPIUM, being rather comparable to that
Of green coffee, and, when heated. an odor oil
chocolate is exhaled.
Ex-Governor Seymour writes, IN private let
ter which has found its way to the press: ~ hen
YOU go to Albany, visit the Museum OF Natural
| History. Geology, ect in the state Agricultural
Hall; ask the keeper to show you piece OF coral
stone. which to my knowledge has been dripping
oil for twenty Years in that building. 1t may
throw soma light on the oil question"