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Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25
From the Philadelphia Press,
Notes of Warning.
VICE PRESIDENT WILSON'S ADVICE TO II
pkEsIpENr.
II. G.. r.

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON'S ADVICE TO IHE
PRESIDENT.
WASHINGTON, May 23-Special to the New
York EoeningPot Vice President Wilson, who
came on here to attend the wedding ut the White
House, does not speak in as high terms OF tho
Administration he did year ago, but says
that the mistakes committed have wel-nigh
ruined the Republican party.
To more than one OF his friends he has said
that the party IS in danger and Will lose the cleo
tons next autumn unless there Is a complete
change IN the policy now pursued lie SAYS that
several weeks ago lie wrote to tAc President at
length regarding the political situation, admou-
ishlng him that the feeling among Republicans
all over the country was Of Indifference as 10
uture political success, and that he ought to
proceed at once to remodel his Cabinet by plac-
lng Judge Hoar or one of three or four Others
named by him, i'll the Treasury Department in
place OF MIR. Richardson, and that there should
be change also i'll the Office of Attorney. Gener-
al Secretary OF the Interior, and the Secretary OF
State.
| Mr.. Wilson would transfer Mr. Fish 70 Lon
| don, and place Mr. f.. ID. Morgan IN the state
department, and Judge Hoar in the Treasury
department. With these changes he believes
there would come renewal OF confidence IN The
Administration all over the country which would
De very manifest in the approaching elections
This, III substance Is what Mr.. W Wilsou tells his
friends that he wrote to the President some
weeks ago. and which he has since repeated AT a
personal interview. Mr.. Wilson is especially
bitter in his declarations regarding Secretary
hlchardson, and thinks that he ought 10 be i'm
mediately displaced by Mr.. Hoar who alone has
| the confidence of the whole of New England
These outspoken sentiments have caused much
comment among some OF Mr.. Wilson's friend ;
who are also friends of the Secretary OF the
Treasury, and who think he has violated GOOD
| usage and an old established custom by seeking
| to influence the President N the matter of an.
polntments.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25

TRANSATLANTIC TREES AT NIGHr.-The
Boston journal 81 Chemistry has the following:
"A gentleman anxious TO ascertain the effect of
planting trees at night instead Of day time made
an experiment with the follwing result: He trar-
splanted ten cherry trees while in bloom, com
mencng at four o'clock in the afternoon. and
transplanting one each hour until one in the
morning. Those transplanted during the night
maintained their condition fully. lie did the
same with ten dwarf pear trees offer the fruit
was one-thir,l grown. Those lransplanteC during
he day shed their fruit; those etran.planteddurine
the night perfected their crop and showed no
Injury from being removed. With each of these
trees he moved some earth with the roots The
incidents are fully vouched for, and il a few
more experiments produce the same result, it
will be strong argument for horticulturists,
gardeners, and fruit growers 10 do such work
entirely at night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25

The New York stage drivers have resolved to
strike to-day.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25
New Castle County Court
MARY MCCAIN VS.. EASTERN SHORE
STEAMBOAT co.
MARY MCCANN vs.. THE EASTERN
SHORE STEAMBOAT CO-THE
PLAINTIFF NON-SUlTED-A
REPLEVIN CASE.
(Reported for the Gdzette.)

Neported for the Gdzette.)
New CASTLE, Del, Ma y 23 1874.
Court opened at the usual hour this morn
ing, Judges Gilpin, Houston and WOoten on
the bench. The case of Mary McCann VS. the
Eastern Shore Steamboat Company was taken
up. After examining some witnesses to prove
the soberness of John McCann at the time of
the accident and Offering in evidence a copy
OF the enrolment of the 'Sue" Mr.. O'Byrne
rested his case.
Mr.. Gordon then moved for non suit on
the ground that the plaintiff had failed to
prove her marriage with Mr.. McCann. After
some discussion the Court granted the mo
ton.
The failure of proof of the marriage was
owing to misunderstanding of counsel. Mr.
O'Byrne understanding Mr.. Gordon to admit
this marriage and consequently sending his
witness back to Wilmington.
The next case on the list was Michael Ially
VS.. Henry Ia. Truitt-Repleyin, Mr. SprHance
for the plaintiff and Mr.. Harrington for the
defendant, The suit for wagon seized by
Truitt constanstable under an execution sued
| out by w. H. IL Fl, Cause against one Domen-
lex OC0nnOr. The pleas were, first non cent
which was waived; secondly, property in o.
Connor and plaintiff trading as O'Connor and
l.ally, thirdly. Justification under II tdissued
| by Justice of the Peace at the suit of w l..
y H. Cause against O'Connor and property
| in O'Connor ~ Lally; fourth, property of o.
Connor. Michael Lally repeved the carriage
MHeu HclItu, CldllIllnp IL aS MS property ana
denying that any partne rshp betweenO Con-
nor and him ever existed, During the pro-
gress of this case Court al iOurned at o'clock
until +, NJ,
| AFTERNOON SESSION.
| Court met at 7. NJ, and spent the whole
afternoon hearing the evidence pro and
| con, RS to the fact Of partnership between
loConnor and Lally. The evidence was
very conflicting and at its conclusion, Mr.
Sprusnce addressed the jury until nearly 6
L. M, when Court adjourned The suit
against the T.. w. Il y. K. IT,, growing out
of the accident al f. lerslie, Will come up on
Monday. The question IN these eases is
merely as to the quantum of damages, 1t
being admitted that the Company is liable.
Thus far the railroad Company have had
| the best of their opponents, but how these
cases will turn out remains to be seen.
ii. &. r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25
ROWBOTMAM n FRANC
AUCTIoNEERs.

The Wilmington Auction and Commission House.
No q. EAST FOURTH STREET,
Is now open. Auction Sales every evening at Lhe
Auction House. Consignments received daily !;
all kinds Of goods. wares and merchandise sold ON
commission. Persons declining ousekesping can
have their goods sold at private residences, or at
the auction house. rs may be desired. All goods
sold on commission promptly paid for within fve
days from day of sale Country Sales and Sales
Of Real Estaio promptly attended to.
We will also keep Erst-class VARIETY
STONE which will Il be open daily SUNDAY except
as China. Glassware. Queensware, Orockery. Tin
ware Carpets. Ollie oths. Window Shades. brushes
baskets. &c. Also Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods ,
Gueh as Shirts. Drawers. Hose. Suspenders Scarfs
&c. do. at Wholesale and Retail, at prices which
DEFY competition, Call and SEQ US and be con-
yincei. Public patronage is respectfully solici-
JOHN S. RowBoTnAM,
X. q. PRAIM.
ran2l.d dom Auet'rs and Commission n N srchants
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25

Some one has started the story that courtships
in Nebraska average three hours and half in
length.
The st. Albans Messenger nominates Asable
Peek, of Jericho, for Governor of Vermont, and
will take measures to elect him.
Total depravitv exists among juveniles in
Troy. They have base balls named otter Mollie
Holbrook and Tom Collins.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-05-25

Madame Bszsine, the Mexican wife of the ex-
Marshal. is said to be actively intriguing for the
restoration OF the French Empire aud in con-
nectiOn with her intrgues, which have assumed
some importance, 1T is intimsted that the
time is not tlr distant when the Vatican will op-
emily advocate the candidature of Napoleon "
by urging the French clergy TO use all lis pow
er aud influence on his side.
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S~s~

Ii is better 10 Weld Il little than to
quarrel Il great deal. TIL. habit %
Standing up. a. pcople cali it. for their
Niftl.) rights. l. II of the most dis
agreeable and undi"niiicd in III;
world. Life i too short for the per
pctual chickering's which attend such
Il disposition: and unless Il very mo-
mcntouS affair indeed. where other
peoples claims and interests are in
VOWED. it i Il question if II is not
wiser. happier and more prudent to
yir!d somewhat IF precious rI"lIi>
than >~quabbic to maintain them
True wisdom is iirs, pure, then peace
able and gentle.
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No" ia" i'i~.arri wants Alabama
So II Ii'l Of its t"l:~iIiuiinn. b.
case Ina; Instrument WAS france! III
the Gays al reconstruction -"br.1k 1t
NJ. root and branch. and burn TIL.
""i>. The Constitution uf Ala
l'ai!a wa compact ,riwrcu that
r'-h'i "ommaliiy aud the United
STATES tioyrTnuncii', on IKE strength
nf which Alabama va. admitted -
Il State. The rnmrIc. r,ly lm bru-
Ken. a. rcpu,iia;i"u.sr> HAY naturally
demand. l;ui il .~t.airainl is not
careful, i. may one ,'ly find that de-
r::,nrr of The Federal Constitution
has :: second time Turned .iilblm,
into Il Territory. ~iI'rS are rrra-
lures Of law. That Which j. contra
~ to the supreme law i not law At
all. II iiahanii rc;t-c, Ia have Il
lawful Constitution il cc;i>c, ~ bc ::
safe. that ail.
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That three ;hor-aui men in this city.
representa-" ten thousand and nor
men. women ama children To- lr tel and
clothed. should strike AMI refuse work
=; X; 4 ,lry ~ this season Of the wear. !
enc Of the wonders of III" are aai the
r1WHtrv. liut this the '''lnn">hurc
men" engaged in loading and unloading
vessels have done. Their places were
easily Supplied. and they stand all the
,lnv idle. looking on willie others work
and -c;t the pay. There must he SOME
thin" w.niiu" when men with reason
10 aid them in calculation. thus hurt
Themselves. We seem la br getting nI
nearer I solution of the Labor WAGES
problem. The true solution is in the
christian doctrine "i doing io others a.
We would he done by. and 6DM rartic-
must act np"n il. Learn what i ri~ht
h"tv"rn man AMI NAN and do TN.
Y. Observer.
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More u

: Special Ir;.In IT five c~"irii-> contain
iGr FL Nrnn"niir>. from N".hvnit.
pissed down ibr \. I. 4 :. /. road last
night. bound Tor \"wir- and vicinity
According To- the Herald 81 Truth. u
M'nY"nitr paper published NJ E!,tGart.
Iniian1. the Immigration from Rush.
n. :, Hr-"!.r /. ha~ am"Gntri /" go"
iumi.i"-. who have distributed Them
ives h]-ou-iI"I.t TIE country. ~ fol
! ny. Naa:l..la (!"'r:ii~h -A"crira) -
,miii">. Dakota Territory :'ri iam!.!c-.
Minnesota. il families. Kansas :,lI fam
i,i-~: scattered in the Eastern states. ~
families.
Ihi~ ~t,:rmrr: : made officially ly
the Mennonite board uf %uar.lirn~. j;
shows ;ilaJ kan>i~i> 'li"n>
share g; Thu valuable immigration.
yesterdays arrival >wci.> the number
"a; MI-m"ni'rS now -,.'iicd in tn. c'tIu-
tie, "f Marion. Harvey and NcIhrrsnn
Ia nearly 4un families, "r about 2.J1J
Ucr~pE>
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ATCHI<eN. Dee. I0.-This after
sIoon about two o'clock. = tire broke
uut i'll a snail house in the western
part of the city, occupied by :, man
'iiihri Michael Gleason. Il section
hand on the Atchison. Topeka and
SANTA Ie railroad. The wife of
t,ica>on left :lle hu;ise only about five
sniliuteS before to 30 To Il Sprin. neal.
hv. leaving her two children in the
house. The oldest OF the two chill
dren was 4 boy. aged three wears. and
5he Youngest Il girl aged nine months.
returning from the spring. the moth
err discovered the house in flames. and
heard the children screaming. Before
she coaId reach the house il WAS
wrapped in flames. She rushed INTO
the room through the smoke. hut the
children, in terror. had crawled I'M
der the bed in the far end of the
room. and the poor III WAS drlv-
en- out almost smoihered. The house
WAS totally destroyed and the two
children burned To death: their bod
les were found burned to 4 crisp
The details of the sad affair arc
moEri:Ei II the extreme.
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A Republican CorgrosSTac from
EcLtucky.

Light breaks in ir";i an unc pcrirl
G:iarlrr. " hu would have expected
k-nicrky 1n elect i Republican Con-
gr..-~nan when Chic. Indiana. 3ia--l-
c,,:>r:;>. New YORK ami PENNSYLVANIA
w"r" defeating Republican Congress
men !v waui">lir' Vet lha; i, ;u~;
Whit, i III" kIrky man. He defeats
Mr.. c"rkrril!. Democrat. in the ninth
district. iy = mii"rir. ,h'r. tlInugh not
iIr.r. ! biz enough. There j. np srnS,.
in losing faith ia k"niu:Ar. Sir will
~hrr.rcjiE% = DELEGATION rl""l' divide:
vet Ciacinnati Gazette. EIT. l..
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The Presidents Views Sound.

From The uIr,f,,H C,E:aut
1t Will bc remembered by the poo
pie thai in taking his firm position in
favor oi Il sound currency, ;lIc presi-
dent has hai to resist the strongest
pressure OF i."r>oual friends. repre-
>cnta'lyrS "f great speculative pro
iects. which are lighting a. for lite for
imitation. and against every step to-
ward an honest currency. lie has
also hail To- resist tie PERSUASION, ui
those tiInid- conservative i.cpuhil-
cans, WHO, while believing in Il sound
~currencr- are yet afraid that tie.
enumeration Of sound views would
hurt the party in the next President
tial campaign. He has had 10 pail
against the current of opinion in
Washington against the wishes at
those who wanted ia haze him do
wrong. ami the fears of those who
were afraid to have him do right
The President could do no more than
he has in the urgent financial reconl-
mendations to which the chief place
in the message is given. His views
are sound. weil-corsidcrri. clearly
and iorcibly expressed. Whether or
not Congress shall act Upon them
wisely. the President has done his
duty. bravely and we'll. and deserves
praise and honor from every honest
citizen. whatever his party.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-12-18

DrIING the pas; week there has been
considerable excitement in Irish Grow
over the sudden appearance in that
nc;"ibnrhood of several new eases nI
smallpox. At the present writing
Tirursiay-wc learn of lis being in the
families of Mcssr>. G%enins. Murphy and
Flint. In the latter family the wife and
mother is dead. As is usual there are
any number of reports afioat concerning
the spread of the disease. hut when
traced up the LUX Of them prove
@roundlc>s.-At chison Journal. 18th.
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The LOST No-;hc?iy Town IL the
World.

ORC
\ rnrrc.uon,i,i. ntihc .irr F,rlirrr-
T:r. in Il i"Tirr frn;I NORWAY. i.iH~ re-
'"r> :" iar :a"-' uDrli."r!y town IN
liz" w"r:.i:
Nest W. visited IIamnrrfr>:. the
No.. n,Ti.r.r!- iowa ia the world.
u ha- Il u"ri;ilj"u uI -.o,'. There
~" nIa:iy i.lpianl"r- and ~iiniandcr-
IL he iowa. Ia. T~riTrir&i CUISINES
: IN "",i-i.yrr oil ana i-h. and IA"
u.inr ,rrra tie az nrEhr~ II y"ry 'J>t-
.r.tnlr. !s"iIt:rrr and goals .]Inuu!'!
here. while i.icT' ~. i'I! ~!X ii"r-ro
1T til" t"Nm. do"t know whether
i! i !w.-is.-r "i ;i:" L.~I nir! ar "i The
l:i.. winter nights. bat any u.~r"n-
%sui,'r. -hiill.~~ couple had better
r.uli,r :nl -;'nl Il ,cI>"m here. ih"
~. ~".- l!".;. N"ycmii"r IL. aHd G"CS
ur rig a"rIr uniil January *
fnilirr:! -, 10 >rhnni wiki lanterns.
tor :.l,oI: ~iV wreck. Ia thu >i'::it"r
The ~uu do not sci FROM the first ul
jan. till la. III 81! .luiv. There l.
,n r!la,t-r .rr Ihs' hpiCi-Er"H-T- 4"
max" ~, .lurr" ",i candle. H. they
Ia IN Glr:minr ai"i FRANC" ] lii't
ny ;h"t"-rap!i taken iy IA" mid
n..l,i -'tn. fOu 70. LeIEurali@r.l here.
NJ. 4. lia~ ALREADY. She Sit up L"
onr and TWO "'rinri knitting SOCKS.
Writing ;ur night {" come. Dn The
27th ui Jane the L.apiar.drr> hrou"h:
many cl.ii,irrn i@to the town 10 have
them baptized "r r'rniirm"1. l.rim-
DIR y"a can seq. fifty at = time. "ii
ilIe id irili-. a:i,i goals hy tie. hun
.Ir",i Du .luu" sd. irali"i here =.
Hans Iay.l ar IL ri--unmrr oiay. they
kindir,t hbE.:.r~ nu the sides nf the
...uumtlim- irn"Hd TIE =. and hI''
Il luliy lime. TiI" weather l. horrible.
IL. ih~r"in"nlrirr stands from iG'i"
- live ~i.,aumsir. Tii"r.' l. o!" lio.,l
her.. ami il management might tr
rl-riy improved. although Ihr land
la.;y : kiarl anl ohlI=jn". We have
ii>ii an,l rr!~,.r"r inr breakfast. rriH-
dee" and Ill. tor DINNER. ai't for SUP
Der som" Nor 'i-h and ~rcinlc"r.-
This IurlniH--"E place j. i'll laiItnd"
1913 l,:I.
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The St. Louis Globe.

In IN. third wear -! it, -Ni>'rncc. the -. Louis
,.!"hr can iru'hiully h'a>i al 4 circulation. I"r
A. different I>>ur-. >url, IL lew oI Its cUicInlip-
r.IricS IN The W,>i ls,--->-.
II EI,y H., sand 81 The Globe that no newspaper
W. ever ~ cordially received 10y the I"',l'.c ter
NiI,m il Wa intended. II wi~ r-iij,ii-h",i a,a
rrpr'--n'ai.v. Rel uhiic,n journal aud the In-ia-
.'yr~ 81; ia" i:tl ui'it,''Ii party ia tn. ,>i gave II
cordial welcome from tn" iir>t. fnr iiii- We are
thankful. AMI w. -;f,!l always .nd,avor fp st.
pay ilr FAVOR ia the best u I>~ih.lr iilinIi.r, " hich
J. leg proving that We deserve IL.
While the 'il.h.. Will AWAY H." in the front in
~T-iain the Republican party ani measures. II
VIII reserve ;iI' right, ~ u H. III dUiy. or the
'tn'y al any newspaper. To- oppose any measure
r"i ia unl~-n with l;"publicIn rrinririrS. al
tn"uEh IL may 'minaic from men acknowledge
InE ali allegiance la the Republican party.
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Report OF tAe Secretary Of thc
state Board o. Agriculture.

cIr; = 90 >TNrr i:r,.r rv tGur"vrrrgE. }
laIEa.. H.. !t- nl, /! l.. .>st
= ~ =. &C.. ipa-. =. O..yr.t. ai.-". aE-
e. krs.N:
In compliance with ynur r.Iu,'-, Ter
u II ny 90. r,..G.n> mad. I" Ia ~
H.. r,it:in. l., ia. destitute ia Ia.
>ii,r. III. result uf a ,-:.;->l"p;.r "r &C.
rI-t a-yt~'ti"n. ] ia.r - report: In.
s'oun':. - i.,s; are absolutely '.uaol. =.
irnyi!r .ir i.!,i~ g".- destitute. ir Wt.~i
81 H." ,.>:a ~;.-.ari,'.. merriam. aa! ."r
the !ar-t li:t re the following
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= Ill., 81 .~Is- r.. H4tt.t-
Ih'rr vii i" ~nnir all Required Scr
IA" counties al Tree. Iinlwrn.ar and
kin-ntn. Int the RETURN :,r,. too %iieit.ii-
III" "n which tn hI>. ia estimate.
vi :-t>r - per- cant. >;lpuiI Ia. aided
~'"r"i"ihinr and h" !iiuw. making l~.I3.
requiring assistance iur other than IL
lions.
y vpU arc aware. The War Depart
rn"rt ai> il.!t"it"'! IL rurlo>" L. I>>'ir
army ci"ta'nc IL. Ken ia Reasonable
quantities u the counties vi Russell.
Lincoln. Osborne. /; 'ra>, ~j,Lwrrr. lIar-
10y. Re. Ford, Norton, Phillips. low
81! and >n.ta.
In Most 81 the foregoing r"ua;ir-
wheat MIS- raised. but w:i> most unr.-..-
J.: distributed.
iiomrs.ralcr~ depended largely upon
-hc corn crop and vr-,lah!r>. which
wcrc destroyed. The ~iail:g. Of corn.
fit principal food tor domestic animals
III the STATE. il;~ ncrr~>:tlic,l the feed
iIig of wheat: in addition u this Iarf,.
has been = large Increase il tn. average
ri winter WHEAT >own this i;IIi. Tilr~c
two CAUSES have Diminished the suppl,
of hr"I'l>t'I:l>. and lr>~rmr,l the ability
NJ ;ho-c c".inti"~ L. provide fer Iilcir
uwu un.,rtUnatc
II following articles are mos need
ed: tA!!irrn's clothing. wnulrn's cloth
in~- boots and SINUS, bed ruyrrirm.r prn.
potatoes. ilrIr. beans. i"miuv and fuel.
Az iIiiprr;int consideration seems to
have been overlooked. Farmers ri,
compelled t. feed wheat 20 2r;mliS.
Bad Results are already sri,arcnt Ia
many localities. Ii j. unnatural food
t"r WORK animals. and unless corn can
be- provided for spring work. a, l...>t in
part. there wili net only he ~.iiSca>, aud
suffering among ,;ork. but farm intu>-
tries WI. IN. retarded. i.cy respectful
~, Your oaed.cnt servant.
.LFitE!s Gi:AY.
Secretary STATE Fcsri of Agriculture.
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.Nonday, the 2Sh day Of December. -.
Stray Notice.

-r,Tr Of Missouri. Corn,y of Andrew. s.
- 1sir. up 10y j. -. ',"l'"r'!: h'ins :,
Platte TOW n.lip. in.ir-w county. No. o" -
I-h day of November, is1i. ~ u s'is:. -
-, whit. n,,I,r..isl., ~, thirty dollars ny ~
Avert; aui Joshua Mcti-prgr. and WI"
s,r,. m, mi, ls;h ,jsv of N'srIu'-r. TT
q: NfNti>l
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StJ'ay Notice.

TAKEN up by Ln-ius Blanchard. living in
N~.sway township. in Andrew county.
Missouri. on the Ia;h day Of November. \. u.
Ia, Il dark browa hoTsr mUir, iuur years old
past. :br,;t thirteen ha-Gs high. So"fh-r mark,
ar braniS prrc-iyshlr. ApIi.i-c cd ut twenty
five dollars, b. Perry i;niS and George Seeh.!
JESSE JOHN.
.r Justice 0. ih- Peace for NOii-ay TIP.
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\ yeara@o now Mr.. Il. X. Town
send. of Marvville. paid Mr.. Il. II
Newton - for taking away tn" ma.
pure pile from his stable. This TAI,
Mr.. Newton sells Nr. Townsend IL,
bushels of potatoes and Keeps anotiicI
hundred. ali raised Oh the land enrich.
cd lIy that maaurc.
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DURING the late bathing season al
individual walked up Ia the Office O.
u seaside hotel. and with Il con>idcra
BILE flourish signed the book and cx-
claimed : Il am Lieutenant Govrrno,
Of" That doesn't make any dit
ference" say the landlord ; '.y"u'li
be treated just is We'll Is the Others.
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TRUSTEES SUE.

WHEREAS. Samuel J. Hunter, by hi> GER
w iiia decd 81! trust dated August IL. l-1,, anl
recorded in tn" Ercord-r'> uiiirr at Andre VITO.
Missouri. IA inr'N IL. page ~. convey I'll To George
~. ~IuI-l, nt buchanan county. Missouri. r"r-
tain tract. ,Icc'. uT parcel "f lau.l Wing and be-
la: in The county oi Antlrcw and state uf Mi>-
-,,uri. and described a. follows: the north half
ni The northeast quarter al section ihiriy-"nr. III
tow n~i.ip siNiy. oI range thirty four. containing
eighty a-T,s. mare ar les: which said CONVEY
rur- WIS., mad" to secure the pa, m-nf OF prom
i~snry note ia si;d 'i-r'l 81 Iru>i mentioned and
iysrr.hrvi: and wii-r"a~. said nnir. or balaic-
thereon, i, 'I- AMI unpaid. Together with The NJ
I re-: The r.un. now therefor, I, III, undersigned
..-:iHG S!i-riI al Andrew county, Missouri. una
ir. IN viriu" nf the power ia Inr vested by the
provision in sand dg-a Of trust, AMI nj the reluc>t
.f Iirr lrStl holder Of sad nuis, will, On
.jioaday, hc 2Sh day Of Deccmdcr, 1874.
between thu hours of ? o'clock A.. VI. and :
p'rlurA =. NJ. y. the coTT;-E"u-e door. la the
rifv ni savannah, Andrew county. Missouri.
pru,ei To- sell The pr"ncriy alrv" describe! At
~,,giiir vcniiur tp III. hi2hc-i bId,.rr i.r cash n
hand. and aprl. The proceeds Of sale Ia the pur-
p,-c- mentioned ia said I't,i of trust.
PE.ArEokE MERCER.
&C. sheriff of Andrew county. No.
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LIST summer S.rrm WIS., u>.,i on :i.c
Fri" cana, L" rrnrrl boats aud with sue
r,--. II used ~ it may !,c. the capacity
II :nr canal viii lr more r!in doubled.
AMI immcnS'a.i advantage secured. ii"r>,.
bower i too >l"w irrthr .".,"il~ canal"
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TIIT horril'l" murder a! Mr.. i. C..
on Thanksgiving morning. has
'r',rr"i in ton in%ny places IL inol ANY
ru'ly HON. Il;'cc i, too many ol Linn.