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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
THE SINKING FUND COMMISSION.
THE SEVENTH REGIMENT ARMORY.

A meeting of the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund was called for IL q yesterday. but on
account Of the hardness OF the Mayor the Commission
ers did not organize till II M. when the Mayor entered
apparently in considerable excitement and threw bis
hat the floor instead of putting 1T ON the table, Bus
ness was then begun and Controller Green offered, In
compliance with Chapter 43l, Laws OF 1873, which pro-
vides for tho erection Of armory for the It'll Reg
ment resolution that the ground between Sixty-sxth
and sixty-seventh and Lexington and Fourth-aves
be appropriated to the Of that regiment at the NOM
inal rent Of 81 per year The Mayor said that he did
not what business the Legislature had 10
direct this city to appropriate property for
the use Of the 7th Regiment or for
any other regiment and that when did so 1t was med
ding with what was OF its affairs. Controller
Green replied that, by the law referred TO- the Coms
soners OF the Sinking Fund directed to provide the
ground for armOry for the 7th Regiment ana mat
nothing left for the Commissioners 10 DO out
obey the law. The resolution was then adopted unan
im0usly.
communication was received from the Department
OF Docks asking for the issue OF 81 100000 OF bonds to
raise money for the use OF that department III was re-
ferred to the Controller ana ordered 10 % puDsheu ia
The Gin Record. Chamberlain Lane presented report
which ID appears that the securities IN the nands
OF the Commissioners are IA follows: $1,000 $50. ..
bv the City Of NewY York S2693iO ~
cash the Merchants Bank the credit Sinking Pund
for the redemption city debt $40 25S,a96 IL.
A resolution was adopted 10 apply 10 the common
Council for the passage of ordinance directing that
alterations be made Essex Market In conformity with
the suggestions OF the superintendent OF Markets and
mltted; as was also a resolution that the ferry from
Grand-st. In this city, TO Grandst In brooklyn, DC
leased for five from Sept H. 1874 subject to the
payment OF $4,000 per year for the OF the wharf
ceved for the ferry franchise be 2, per cent OF TIC gross
receipts.
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P1SSENGkR.S SAILED.

PoR HAMBURGIA stsam'Ap Ctnerta, Sept 3-Preerck Led
ere Andres MunoI Mr. A. l. MunoI children and
Bretisl j. H. Rutherford J. A. Okla H. CHA A. Baars Joseph
family Mrs Berger Mis-. Rosa WeskoP NJ israel Ramon
FISCHER Mira r. Fischer NANNY Mrs
Euepfer Gramheh Miss Gramieh Adalbrt Brill
Betty Berger Phpp Mrs Mama Knubbe Carl
Mnehe John Mock Johann Khmann Adam GABRIEL Cha
Lsnr Ms Anna LAMBERT HernsnteI, Ms Lima Teubner.
FOR NASSAU AND HAVASA-Tn stedmshp Ctfg Of Merida
Sept IA Ypluenio and wife H. A. YIaaero. Ramon Juenes
U. w. Haehed G. suaer p MaYorgA Paer
Fernandez suihrnt Cuno Rohg W. Bower j. Richardson
ONLY g. Bownel Mrs u ChaDesI Ms HELD. Miss
Mr. Hatch, d. A. Bnee and wife Mis- Mcdonald AC Mars
Hav,na-ssmu.l Couge Mr Brod. s. A Peel hr A. h. Ham
mOnd, Fernn de Lola, W. Jackson
yOR ROTTBRDAM-Tn steamship Rotterdam. Sept 3-Mr. De
.no Mn. Lees M Cindergreen Mr. Nigh Mr. Pumbgs johann
Luoh Mr. Van Gasp George Hagen Hendrix NeuwAEd Henry Pip
pert seh,.p and ny John Hairy Mr. Jangbat and nmi Nj
fAa Mr. Van Leuveen family Simon Po Mr. Van der Meuen
Magaeh Herman, Mr. Brandt and family r. r. de Gehe Abu
and family John Conr Muller and family Mr. Won yolsbhoven
Mont ARE Jansen Mr. Bdis Nj Socktb Mr. Pgeund
family Hens Gebm Martin uIusa George Baaeshmit aud family
John kus fnei Hoser Fhnih' hO Peter kreu aud Oshsn
In Storage
Eog sAYASSAa-Ir ,.fya.lg a;ruaa LwrG.ps s;, 3
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF NBw-YORK......"... SIP
VT

Port OF NETWORK. ......"..............'ssH Pr D.
CLEARED
Steamship Rotterdam Ger Jan.en. Rotterdam Punch bde 20
steamship ynd Dosns P'dsDa LG KanSr. Co..
G o"n s RS PsiaiepSa James Hand
steamship sseo. Be,Gs. Boston o,,l H. PPo an..
steamship weybOet Chester POr Royal and Fefn'rdn' hee
Steamship City Of Merida Zimmerman and Nassau F. Alex
shp Annie NJ smuI Packer Francisco. Sutton Co.
Ship Joyen Thomas Por), Cunhs, Oporto, Po hase1Ie'
Bark Alfredo tal P.deIstt Gloucester Eng, C. ssagst
Bark IIernione tB, LAYERS Pem'moooo and Dans
BARI Mathiie yor) Larsen Dublin Te.eu, goct~.nn
%s;sTssT Hs Isss ss1g ger
Err Err S:asi h
BARK carDcus AUST s,ariess gloucester Rag slocOvch Co
Bari Virgo Mck. Bristol ESs Finch Ed w.,o So
sL syo Cork or Falmouth Tor orders $1,000
Bari CSimoca tNor,. Hare Lisbon C. Tob,, Co.,
BIS Crescent OBI FAULKNER Maitland aad Londonderry NJ b. D.
srs Harry Robinson pemer.' LesycIan Co. R,nh
Brig John Kennedy Hughes css.ssn oT P,SoaS for
orders sIocOyieh 1 %.
sem fTgsdo r sasd %inisSr G. a W. B', rs Co.
s Aas @ Bsl;S S'' s.a a. De WOLF.
&Co. r,,,-, IN u,.hn,.co
schr Charley Banks, Nelson baltimore, VIM. ohamer,
s sS, ION S, GeS TeS % l. sF Powell. fE'a Ball Co.
Sehr. Ida Palmer, Palmer stanford
s scRi. uaes Tom. Loo1, Boston 3. E Lord;
Sloop Eliza Ann, Rowan. Newport Racket < Bro.
ARRIVED.
Steamship City Havana Phillips. Aug 90 with isc and
pass. ~ +. Alexandra * Sons
Msssmo RAlela Qal), yaeelercs Hayrs As days. In
ballast
Bars Pero g. Q,aL) schano Waterford SO days in ballast
Brig Nara QaLl. Garguilo. Cette 50 DAYS,
Brig Cauidezll Lauro (Ia Lauo Trieste so days in ballast
schr A. H. How, NeSbrey, Virginia.
Scar. John Curtin. IT,. Dennis. ChBcoteaxue, Va
scr Msnkn Tyler Port Royal 10 with yellow pine
Schr Herbert f., Monn Brszos % days. with hides
Schr Mary Frances. Bradshaw, Virginia
Schr T. L. Ball, johnson Portsmouth, DAYS ballast
Schr Forest OAK, Parker. Alexandra for Neg-fiaVen.
H. a. Eaton, Apaacbcola 20 with lumber
Scr Leo1a Jordan Corpus Christi q days with hides wool and
bones
Wm Jones' L,ns Fernindins II days. with stores
SAILED.
Steamships Cimbra for amOurx Rotterdam for Rotteram City
Of Merda Havana H. Livingston for Isaac
Bell Norfolk &c ships fhyen for SOurabaya JOyel Thoma
0poJ Rolen Tereea Pccasso for Queens
town brig Excelsior for Bermnls.
NISD-Sansst. moderate W. 5, W.; hazy.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Bosroy Sept 3Aved steamship Neptune for NewYork bark
bgs Adele MeLoon from Cennegos Oaa
OBJ from Telceiri schrs Mary Dury from Alerandna H. DE
Wolfe baltimore; Morris, from Philadelphia Gem, from New"
York
SAN FRAScrsco Sept 3The steamship Granada. from Panama
has arrived here.
FOREIGN PORTS
BRISTOL 3-Sed steamship Cornwall, Stamper Tor new
York -,
CARpYp Sept 3The Cardiff Line steamship GamOrgan Lay
bourne arrived mere this .. IN
lfo, Latest Shtp FIN Paoe.l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
CRIMINAL NOTES.

At the Yorkville Police Court yesterday, before
Justice Smith Charles Rei,eh held bail for having shot
William Lambert Of No. 1903 East Thirty SIKH ST.
renner aud Martha Harrington committed in de-
81 900 bail each charged With rbbng John COned OF No.
4O Officer Lynch Of the Second Precinct was charged with
Eghhaye He fined 30
ws suspended him from duty await in
yes.gston.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court yesterday.
before Morgan Wilson held $1,000 bail
stealing gold chain valued at $50 from the e"el store Of Adams
No. S2j Broadway Yesterday morning Two domec named
julia Morris Eyna West charged with stealing $50 worth
clothing Nj Elizabeth Wemore OF No lf5 West Eleventh
st. AMI remanded John McCue, charged With stealing 500
barroom Of John Dufey at No. li West Seventeenth
yesterday emanded to allow time procure evil
dance o the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN MAILS
FRIDAY. sBPr. 4.

FRIDAY, SEPT 4.
Mails Kingston and s,ania BY the steamship Andes close al
D. ste,mshiD sails .. IN, from Pier No 81 n. Il.
for HALIFAX closed the NexY0rk Post0a ace ever
ty ct .. n. and gocs VIA Boston.
SATURDAf, SEPT 5.
Mails Ireland Queenstown and Liverpool
BY steamship OF Richmond at 10 Mail
/. closed PO-0nee II NJ. Steamship sails p.
Pier No SO North River
FOR French Mail by the steamship Washington mails 10
Steamship sails At ~. from Pier No 81 North River
Europe Southampton asd Bremen the steamship
l30 AsuppementarJ Mani closed the Post
1901 N Steamship sails from pier foot Of Third
sl. Hoboken.
SUNDAY. SEPT. O.
All Mails close itll O'Clock The tos-0hee 10 hon q
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done the work satisfactorily There has been no neg
gence nor bad bookkeeping under the present Board
THE SUPERVISORS SALARIES.

TIE CORPORATION CUUN5ELo DhOIoIoN'
The Corporation Counsel +. Delafield Smith,,
ha, concluded that further opposition to the demands OF
the Aldermen for pay Supervisors would be unava
ing and wrong In his letter to Controller Green &C.
compsnyIng the papers IN tho suit, he says:
The question involved Is one OF law, and IL has been
determined against the city by several eminent Judges
II is true 1t within my official power to take THIS
tgat,on TO the highest court OF the Sate but this de-
cline to do because satisfied that further litigation
would be useless and expensive TO the city as well as I'M
lust and vexatious toward the claimants In my iudg
ment the decision this subject cannot aud ought not
to be reversed The people do not to the payment
to public officers OF such compensation as may DE Al
lowed them by just and fair construction OF the
statutes long official powers are exercised In good
faith for the protection of the city and the advancement
OF its interests.
He thus declines to permit further litigation leaving
the Finance Department adjust the matter. He has
also written Brown. Hall Vanderpoe the attorneys
for tho Aldermen, acquaintng them with his decision
and asking them to await the action OF the CONTROLLER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
DECIHIONH-SEPT. a.

Superior Court-Spectdi Ierm-Bv Judge Freed
manIInipgton ag sheve Motion granted without
either party senhart al a the Chicago and
CompanV; Welnolt Meseroe Cot agt White
Malcolm Haml Herson Rehrd@-ordon granted Baker
AIT la Culha-Order Of reference granted.
General Term-By Judges Freedman and Curtis
al sg sage-Ord affirmed With coslsopnon by Mon.
eli Chief Justice Butteeh sgt RoddeMouon denied with coss
Onnon BIZ Mcneil, Chief Justice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04

M FeeIsT infant and d,ughs y Hsimsnp Chaa encae d.
0nmm George Waller p Dnpont. Johnson D 4 NANNY
George Marien McCsty John tsvsn dodte orenef
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.

Sun dsss..... $3.50 ses oZo Moon nses''''"iiOo
HON wIrRs DAy-L -
Sandy Hook 100 Cows issnd 2Z3 Hell oate rsnI' *Vo
Hfgn DAY-p 49,,
s.nix Hooi 225 dow. 256 Hell Gas Ferry <4l
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ARRIVED.

rRoM HAvANA-Is s1dmship Cgtv Of Havana Sept 3-Aru
Baens Manno Juie, Jusn Aves wife children and
Mis-, Bnundo Rcharo Joseph Heinrich Fernando
Aguers daughter Paao Pen Manuel Munos bhnaue nen
dsrr Jose n. Arriago
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CALENDARS-THis DAv.

brPRsNE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
o9 In the Won Barren 22 Matts Weatheead agt
I ~ Atnes agt- Reileh. HiJn 1. Wea,herhead.
PIG. Nat Freight Lghterago 225 Petenas ag- Adana
Co. sgt. Turner
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
EALL RIVER LINE

FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT AND FALL RIVER DAILY
SUNDAYS INCLUDED AT .. m.
From Pier % North River. foot Of Marray-st,
THE WoRLD-RENOWNED STEAMERS
BRISTOL AND PROVIDENCE.
Capt A. G. SIMMONS. Capt. B. n. SIMMONS
The Taunton Miileboo Plymouth
Bedford Mshas Vineyard, Nantucket Cspe Cod the WHITE
MOUNTAINS and all paep points England and the
iIee For Tickets and saerooms apply at 2l and o2y Broatw
twenyh Dodds OGcss 0i4 Broadway Court
Booklyn the Office the Pier all principal Hotels
and Ticket Ohces in the
HALLS BANDS ENGAGED FOR TUB SEASON.
BORDEN 4 LOWELL, Agena
GEORGE L. CONNoR General Passenger ;eu
%
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Gteamboats ano Railroads.

A FTERNOON BOAT for West Point, New
~ bugh Pougheepse Ronlout and Kingston landing az ons
Cornwall. NeSIiamburg and MilOn@rhe MARY POWELL Hom
Vesry-st, PIer39 every afternoon at SO o CLOCK.
A LBANY AND TROY MERCHANTS OPPO-
with siateroom JAMES B. SCHUYLER. Pier 49, N r., MONDAYS
WEDNESDAYS AID RlDAYs returning from A9aty D.
Day excursion trip SUNDAY, am; rwenty.hris SO
evening" fare Newburgh aud POugh
keepse jOc.; Albany. 81; round trip, 81 90
A LBANY and TROY by DAY LINE STEAM
"A BOATS. C. vIBBARD and DANIEL DREW leave foot OF
Ere Ferry1 At S45 landing at Y0NKEas TARRYTOWN and
NYACK tby eryboat), P0UGHKEEPslE. RlIINEBECk CATS
tickets to WEST POINT CORNWALL NEwBURG. returning
day. 81 SPECIAL Trains to and from SARATOGA to saratog
80 2O ourd TIP - 4O Round Lake - So roun trip u 40
DRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonic
I'D and Eaugatuk Railroads Fare 81 Steamer BRIDGEPORT
slip at 1880 and Bridgeport a, IL
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON landing at
Couens Cornwall Hewbuh. Marlborough Melton PoughkeeP
Pier r. ever Monday. wednesday and FRIDAY, at O'Clock
TOR NORWALK and DANBURY-The pOpu-
lar steamboat NELLY WHITE leaves daily loot OF Marsetst az
2t5 and Thirty at o'clock Returning leaves Sorwat
Fare 60 cents; Excursion tickets. 81 90
TOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON, landing
al Cozzens Cornwall Newbugh Marlborough Milton Highlands
New Patz Bsopus-The steamboat THOMAS CORNELL
Hsrronst Pier 81 n. r. every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SAT-
URDAY a4p.m =
EOR NEW HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING.
l. FIELD, WHITE MOUNTAINS. MONTREAL, and intermediate
points Steamer slip daily Sundays excepted
Twenyhj 4. r., 1915 p connecting WITH special train
NswIiaveu Night boat leaves Pecssp at oeoes Tickets sol
and bgge checked at 9i Broadway NewYo l63 Peepont and
Court.sts. BROOKLYN
EOR HARLEM, landing at ELENENTH-ST,
ASTORIA EIGHTYPouRrH.sT., ONRHUNDREDAND
NINTH-sT and oSB-HUN DRBDANDTwENTIE connect.
half hour from $3.50 until except IL l2:3O, aid
B-see time tables Sunday boats leave every
half hour from $50 a. IN. until 7;l5 .. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

Commencing jane J. 1874
Trains leave Harlem River Station at 4 3 AMI BIB n 2o
$3.50 $40, :l5 and G45 m.
Receiving passengers from steamboats, Of Mosna Steamboat Co.
leaving Fulton slip Harlem River Staon al = o25 AID
ll:4j g. H.. and 5:l5 4. 4:2j and p IN. .
Information Of aruelars see posters eoe ana depo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-09-04
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-T

DEN Y sly LV ANA RAlLROA a D.-lHE
Il GREAT TRUNK LINE AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NeSYok from foot Of Desbrosses aud Conandt
Express arnburg Pittsburgh and South with Pull
Palace Cam attached $3.50 AMI $3.50 SUNDAY AID
For Wismspor Lock Haven (va Phlh Erie Div.
Meeting Philadelphia $3.50 a. Wiimspo Lock Haven.
Erie $3.50 at Cory for Tus'is Pttro.
leumC and tue OIL Regions.
FOR South. Limited Washington En-
VI Pullman Prr Cars daily excerpt sunday al $3.50
rive in Washington at 4:lO Regular at $40 m aud N
EIor.ss Tor Philadelphia $40 $50 m. 1890 8 4lO57
800 g. No. IL nigha Sunday, D, $780, AMI p Eni.
grant and SECOND elsss IN
Accommodations Trenton at a n. and p.
230 $40 $40 4lO $50 $40 5;4O g. olO $3.50 = 1880.
l30 and IL night Sunday j:2O T. and $40
For Elizabeth $50 7;i0 So 10 a. ~ II NJ J. 2 &Sg
Sl0 ll;3O IL Sunday $50 T. and 3: 10
RAILWAY. q. $50 T. g. 10 l. 2 go B. 10. $40.
$40 $3.50 1850 $3.50 $40 g, 6:lO $780, T. S:lO 10 and
For Wcod6rdss Perth Gm5oy and South An5oy aud 10 N
For ewBrunssIcs and a. n, L. q 3lO 4;3o 5.20
6.lU and 7 D. m. AMI II night SUNDAY. ! 0.
For Ras Milestone IL noon. B. 10 ana i:3O II.
For Lambsrtvlle Pennington. $3.50 a. IN. and D.
For Phih psburz Belviiere, $3.50 IN, and
Fer Buriuston soo CANDIDA sai $50 N. 1880.
-F,rPr.holt I'm and4pm.
For Farm ngiae and Sdusn. z A. m. aud o. . -.
Canden and via boat IRON Pier No. -
Trans arrive oows:-Fiom Pittsburgh $50 and so and
935 NJ daily: $50 D daily, Monday Washing.
To- 6l5 and O:21 Sunday gu
ll:55 2:l5. AIS. 5:l5 800 S:f4. 1927 SUNDAY,
$40 500 $3.50. IL 80 a 900 aud lO:2l
Oees 500 944 Broawsy No. House. and foot Of
Desbrosses aud Corsndt SeS-iork No Coust bookn
ORce Baterypace NJ BOYD jr Passenger Assa.
FkAsK THOMSON, General Manager
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RALRoADAer June %, 1874 through trains vii
ri Grand Central Depot
500 Chicago and Northern EIpress Win drssagrcon CATS
through 70 Rochester and ST. Aibans - , -,,
$500 Special Saratoga Express ThFosgh tine hours and
40 niputea -.-o -,
1000 r. Special Chicago Express with awnsrOon cn 10 Koch
eeer bu ao Niagara fals
1915 a IA Northern and Western Bxpress
$40 specisl Reaches ssrsoss AZ t2O p m
400 "A Montreal with sespisgesrs from Nesfork 10
St Adams
Pacac Express Daiy With sleepngcrs for Rochester,
Buffalo and Niagara Fssi also for Chicago both and ~ "
IiOo m Express with sleeping for Troy and Albany
"V"A~ ~f - C. r. KBSDRIcx
General Passenger Agent
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I ONG BRANCH and PHILADELPHIA, via
IL hEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD.
Commencing MONDAY. july 81. 1874.
Leave Eewfork lom Pier 3, n K, foot Of kectorst),
TOO a. m-For Long Branch. Seabnght and Highlands.
945 mFO Philadelphia, Long Branch WartoSu, Tuckerton
and Bnjgeton.
I:4O m-FOr PHILADELPHIA Long Branch. wareOwu aud
erton
S5Sp n-Pos. Tse1,y fOuh't' N For Long Branch, 10
40 D m-Por Long Branch waretown, &c
b:30 p m-for Long Branch and intermediate stations
On SUNDAYS leave TwentYfourhst Pier and Pier at
GAO for Long Branch Returning, arrive Per $50
Tsenty fourth st. Pier at tit D. m.
Pare from Nsw-YOrk to PhIadslphis, only 50 26
W. 5. SSBDEN. Genen Manager
NEW JERSEY SOUTHERN Il. r. LINE.
IN SPECIAL NOTICE
On and after FRIDAY Sept g. 1874 the $3.50 and the $50
tits will be taken off, also the 245 trip from Twenty foah
Pier
Other chanses will be made on THURSDAY. Sept 10.
W. $. sSEDBN, General Manager
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.-On and after
TH0RZBD OFFICES in NewYork City and vicinity The
First and Second Glass Tickets the following ines
NBW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON RIVER r. r..
4l3 Brosdway Grand Central Depot Ihreh Depot Harlem De-
pot Express Oes No Pakpsce feminist
Broadway and Broadway NJ T. and 1888 Wash
irgon-st, Brooklyn. $500. .
24l Broadway $40 Broadway 957 Broadway 10 Green vht De-
pot foot Chambest Depot foot Twenty Depot jersey Cty
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No Aston House 626 Broadway 04i Broadway Battery place
Depot foot Dessrsss Depot foot Coantt Depot Jersey City
4 Courtst., BROOKLYN. and ll6 Hudson-st Hoboken
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
81 Broadway No Aso House 626 Broadway 9fa Broadway,
Depot foot of Dbrooesst Depot foot Of COrandst Depot jersey
G. II kESDRICK. Gen'l PssA AGt n. \. c. and H. L. z.
JOHN N. ABBOTT, Genl Pass AIT kre Railway.
m n 6 69fP :a Sf9 eti PA ~ e. an. Rsp9
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-09-25
Nodaway County Items.

a go
On sunday, the Ii:h inst, VIM. 3. Adams,
living near Hopkins, committed suicide by
hanging himself.
A new Masonic Hal Is now in process of
erection 1t Pickering. II is q trGne building
.-gi5 fr,. in size, eos: Of same being 81, co1.
-Wc have seen the plans Tor a proposed new
h,tyl j~uillinE. three stories in height, built Of
l:.ck, aut containing 20 rooms, 20 be erected on
tic site 81 lie N.tiol.al. The estimated cost Of
- structure is $50, C0), and il built it VIII add
crrltly to the convenience ind beauty Of Mary
vile.
The following gentlemen were duly nominal
-. Is the Democratic convention ir county of
H. =: For Representative, Joseph CpieErlT;
-: Probate judge, Judge Stephen AiOrehOu'e;
10: Circuit Clerk, Henry Graves; for County
C.g:A, John II. Lamar; for Treasurer, 2. j.
k~.er; fox County Attorney, Cyrus =. A"tho-
II, Tor Sheriff, Thompson Dennins; 10, Coro-
Mcr. JOHN Dean.
From the Eepublican.l
At the school election held in Maryriile on
SATURDAY last, c. \. Anthony and T. L. Robin
.-oa were elected members Of the school Board
i. f.a5o Of John LciDcr and Geo. 5. Baker,
war0c term, of Office expired on that day.
Circuit Corr; was in session all last week.
Several important cases have been decided,
a:lb:; others the negro hoy who rode oI John
T-rl.r:ne', pony 4 few weeks since, being sent
- TIE penitentiIry for two years.
-0a our editorial page Will be found q call
from Tho NodawAy county Republican Contra.
Committee for the same delegates us Were pres
cnt IL Convention on September I, 70 Meet in
Ai-yri.lr On Monday, Sept. =, Tor the purpose
ofuo.u.aatins 4 candidate for Representative.
-iftar iir. Parche-'s nomination, the Demo
r:ats. feeling he was too strong for them, hunted
around an: found he was not eligible, not hay
Ing been in Missouri for two years. Hence the
Necessity for anew nomination.
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REGISTRATION
OF VOTERS.

~OIICE is hereby gwen that, IN accordance
" with an order oil the County Court NJ An
,ir,w county, Missouri, made nj tllc August
term OF said court, on the eth day "l august,
1874. there will be a general registration oi IN.
voters of said county, held at the usual place OF
voting in the various townships, on me SIN, !'h
and 10th days of October, lo7i, rs follows, To-
wit: ,u w., II
StrocE, Registrar. x
Rochester township, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Empire township, Flag Springs-Eli Beashler,
Registrar. ~
Platte township, Whitesvillc Andrew y.
Agce, Registrar.
Jefferson township, Becler school-house-ohn
X. scott, Registrar. 49,
Nodaway township, SaVannan-"n II. fui-
viance, Registrar.
Washington township, school-
house-John J. Holt, Registrar. w.,
Benton township, Rosendaie-John D. hii-
dow, Registrar.
Lincoln township. Amazonia-L. T. Minturn,
Registrar.
DRY, Registrar.
Clay township, Clay Center. tWoodcock
neutrality-suspicious. Taylor, Registrar.
All must register or be disqualified rs voters,
whether heretofore registered or not.
BY order OF the County Court.
b. ". DASFOItD. County Clerk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-09-25
Democratic Victories in Tennessee.

The following incomplete LIST of Dem
ocratic and rebel murders in the State
of Tennessee for the month of August
is given by the Nashville Bulletin:
Aug. burning of the school house
at Commerce, Smith county.
Aug. 7-Massacre of the Reeves
brothers at Somerville.
Aug. 1O-Burning of two churches
near Cypress, West Tenn.
Aug. 12-MidnIght murder of Sandy
PEBBLES, an inoifensive old colored man,
by masked men ut Stewards Creek,
Rutherford county.
Aug. 13-Burning of school-house
near Gardeners station, Smith county.
Aug. 14-Burning Of two churches in
Haywood county.
Aug. Is Unprovoked murder OF
Robt. Banks, q colored musician, near
Kingston Spring, by n VIM. kellam.
Aug. 24-Burning of school-house
near Grant, Smith county.
Aug. 22-Fiendish murder of Julia
HAYDEN, Il colored school teacher at
Hartville, by midnight marauders.
Aug. 25-Cruel and unprovoked muir
der Of Dick Mckinney, an in~otfensive
and aged old colored man. by mnskers,
| at Chestnut Mound, Smith county.
Ang. 26-Wholesale butchery Of six
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-09-25
Holt County Items.


Las. Wednesday, In. 18th inst, DR.. Rich
m1nI performed a very successful Operation IN
this city, on the person Of Mrs. 5. p. Jewell,
who has been suffering from the Effects Of u
Ibr5ii turaor for some three years. 1t was II
very delicate operation, but was executed in
very short time, and the most satisfactory re-
suits we've attained.
From the Sentinel
Last week SIR. WIN. Watt, of Benton town
ship, thrlshed his spring wheat raised on seven
acres, averaging twenty-seven bushels TO the
acre.
If any one says the Golde Dwarf peach is
= humblg, let him go to Mr.. SAM. Hershber-
gers and see trees that are loaded down with
This delicious fruit.
cornelius Hoblitzell and Edgar l.. Allen
have traded property, the former trading his
residence and seventy acres adjoining Oregon on
the east, for the ~latter's residence in this city
and 80 acres of raw land in the upper end OF
the county. Mr.. Hoblitzell is determined to
keep TIE ball rolling.