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Tho Now York Producc Exchunrs
na,i the Eastern leat1rontlp.
New YonN, March Accommodations Inv.
boen 1occivod by tho Produce Exchange ftotn
freight ngcntB Of tho Now York. Central t)c
Hudson River, mud tic Eric nailroatu in ronl9
to tho resolutions passed by tho Exchange e ro,
lating TO tho grading Of grain froights. TGo
agonts invite Il conference, and oIor suggestions
which thoY loro will bo Of Use IN considering
tho question. Tho agcnta Of the pennHylyarjs
lsailroad viattod tile Excilango on suturtay, and
Ind talk viii, Leading merchants, tending to
greater traillc facilities.
, 1874-03-10
BLOOMINGTON ITEMS,

Spee}dl U28p0tch to Ihe CNica4o 7rl6t1le
TI.ooMlSaToN, ILL.,, Ma,ch D.--It will be ro-
mcmbered tlat County Treasurer Donsou ]laH
presented elaim for about 81, ,0DU compensation
iur wolk NJ Collector, and Ina retained tia!
amount fran tho rroasury. Saturday it waH
yoted by tho Supervisors to adopt tho report Of
tho judiciary Committee which recommends TINT
III caao Capt. Denson docs not Immediately pay
over Tho amount ho cla,ms aa Collectors teos
suit will bo commoncol against lm ThiS will
bring tho matter beforo tn aesHstaf md Will mako
, 1874-03-10
IOWA.

SIfciai Dtsnatch To 7he Chicago Trib,lne.
DEsAlolSEd, 1u.. March 9.-lioth scnnte md
House hayo bccn engaged during tho day in tho
consideration Of local bills, and no important
legislation has heon tranHncso,l. Tho College
Investigating Committee will probably close itB
lnbors Tomorrow evening, aud 1t is expected tho
House will udjouru tho Init OF noxt wook.
, 1874-03-10

ST. Lou1s, March 0.-Tho Temperance movo-
mont il developing in various pnrtBof this State.
Organizations Of Indies are being effected III
several of tho interior towns, and 4 few days
will ECO considerable Of I'll arlly Of crusaders III
tho flc!d.
, 1874-03-10

snecia1 Dispatch to 3he Chicago TTftunc.
Sr. PAUL. Mimi, March 9.--Tho temperance
women in Minneapolis commence holding dnily
prayer-meotiugs at private residences tomorrow,
with viow to gathering receipts for now cru
Eado. So lar, the prayer movement against tho
Baloons han uut broken ont i'll thiH State.
, 1874-03-10
OREGON.
t1nH

SAN FHANc1sco, Mn1ch 0.-The women Of
Portland. O., commenced praying crusade to-
day. They 1nado an assault OIL ono saloon, and
prayed md exhortel tho mos, but tho proprio-
tor declined to closo llis placo Of business.
, 1874-03-10

LONDON, March IA juto Hpinning-mill at
Dundee wns destroyed by tiro Inst night. The
gnro of tho contlngration alarmed tho Whole city,
ind " crowd Of u,0U0 people surrounded tl!e
bnrniug cttlco. Tho loss IL estimated at $780,
OGu a,l 7U0 lnntts aro thrown out OF employ
mont.
, 1874-03-10

:. San FnANclsco, Cnl., March o.-Tho Senate
has passed tho bill from Tho Assembly admitting
women to educational Offices. The hiIl now gorb
to the Governor. It il genern!ly believed at Sac
ramento that ho will approve it.
, 1874-03-10


ELIZABETH, N. j., March IA ,qaBs meeting
has been called to givo expression to tho gonor-
ii sentiment rsyoring tho eIosng OF .hquor-sa-
locus oli Sunday. The Mayors order to close
tho saloons OIL Sunday was gonoraily disrosarded
vaHtsr.t1v
, 1874-03-10

WASHINGTON, D. g., AInroll D.-For tho Upper
Lake leg un, eaHt to nortl, winds, cloudy wcatn-
or, aud possibly rain ar snow.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
UItlCAHu. NtlrcA lO-t a, m.
, 1874-03-10

a tont caso, In acoortlhnce with Donison'e lrBt
propoBition.
Tho. report Of tho Oily Library was mafo on
B. Saturday, nnnSowing nS wonderful progroHa during
tho yoar. Tie following onlccrs woro alccai
vicn-r -rrosldent. Mrs. ]. A. Jaclsmat, Tronsuror.
j. +. 1Ioopa Kccording Secretary, il. i, EyanyI
Corresponding Secretary, G. L. Ca,,eu,
, 1874-03-10
BILLIARDS..

BosroN, hlarch 0.--1n the first game OF tho
1873 points iu 4oo tl,roo-ball Winnors u ayora,,o. J.
, 1874-03-10

. Hpct1HE DtsHHRfI n TIN EH;eNQ0 IFIbNief.
ST. PAUL, Mnrch Accommodating Friday
afternoon ut to 4 o'clnrls, snow foli all over
this Stato to tho doptl Of to 10 incl.us, except
in tho northwest. II waa accompanied by
violent winds, wlcsl filled tho roads and blockod
tho railroads. Tho astor wero 1noatIy CLEARED
last night, aud railroad communication entirely
restored. No serious accdouts aro reported
from niy direction.
, 1874-03-10


ST. Louis Mo-, Alarch 9.-Sovon or eight
franc bnBincss houses III Molerly, No., burned
to-tligl1t. Thn loss iB about $20, QUO.
, 1874-03-10
WISCONSIN.
At EQNu LII Lao.

Special Dispatch to IYc Chicago Tribune.
FoND Du Lac, Wis, March 9.-Tomporance
meetings were hold IN nearly all the churches Of
the city on Sunday evening, tho pastors doing
tho talking III Ill but tho First Presbyterian.
at tho latter IN oloquont young lawyer, named
S. II. Hammond leetured. RomarIH wore nude
by tho Rev: arthur Little. Congregational pastor,
and Col. Watrous. Of tho Daily Commonwealth.
THO interest in tho cnuso is increasing at rapid
rato. Similar meetings wero appointed for noxt
Sunday.
AT arADlEnH.
Special Dispatch to Ihe Chicago Tribune.
MADISON, Wls., March 0--Onr temperance
crusaders proceed cautiously, and haye not
moved Oh the cnemy's works got. There wore
moro tenposa,lce Sermons ut tho Opcra-uouAe
and III two or three of tho churches last ovon-
ing. Letters from the wivoH and mothers or tho
victims Of intomnoranco complain TINT great
micliof is douo BY drugstore sales.
, 1874-03-10

A long discussion tools ptaco in tho Bonnto con-
corning tho proposed tnxation uf tho ltqnur
traffic. M definite nctiou wna .akon, mud tho
dobate will bo resumed Tomorrow.
, 1874-03-10
THE PRAYING WOMEN.
tConttnucd from tho First PnRo.)

nnd discretion Of tho ladcs, mud confidence in
tho htcccsH Of tho ca,sHo, anl plodging hearty
co-oloralion an1 support. A long list Of tnlnoa
Of gentlemen waB presented III nn advisory
r0tnMi} Inn
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-20
A Create Concerte-Olde Folkes,

Ye publick are kindely invited to at
tende 4 granGe concerto of sacred hymns
and tunes, aud likewise worldly songes.
certain of VIII Were suuge in We yeare of
our Lord 171i, and VII will bee once
more played and sunge at Deacon Har-
dy his new Halle, win Is settle down on
Fourth streete, on Tuesday, We 2ith of
We monthe of November, Ammo Donini
1874, in We olden costume.
Yc people will not waite for ye ringe-
ing Of We belle. as We Deacon has not
got hys belle yet; but come at earle
candle lite. VII is 7 by We clocke, and We
sounding of ye musick will commence
at halfe-pasta Z, and We first VIII do come
will find ye best places. Ye price to
enter IS , Yorke shillings; children, Is
pence.
Ye people viii fiude We tickets at Dea-
con 5. +. Sanborn hys s.Vse; likewise
Deacon SomcrvillG will keep We salao AZ
Deacon Hardy hys store.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-20
From OTer the Line IN Gentry
County,

ISLAND CrLY, Gentry Co, No, Nov. Is, ls4.
Mr.. EDITOR-I thought n few items
from this vicfaity might not be without
interest TO some of your many readers
Island City is a small town located in a
pleasant little valley. with Il beautiful
and fertile country Ell around it. The
town, though small, is not without en-
terprise. Mr.. ID. NJ. Black keeps a
good store. Almost everything can
can be found there. Mr.. Weddle has
just opened out a new store. We have
a doctor, 4 Justice = school teacher and
a good school; but we are sadly in neeG
of a lawyer. If You have m to spare
from Savannah. Just send him up here:
for Il. present everybody has to plead
their W cases.
Most noblv did Mr.. Howard Williams
plead his cause with Mrs. Bella Davis of
Savannah; Tor We had the pleasure OF
Attending their wedding at the residence
of Mr.. ~ Cook. on Sunday the Sth.
The bride WAS ta~stefully dressed, and
looked beautiful ard digniiied. More
than one present envicd the happy
groom. The ceremony was performed
by justice Richards Alter the we'd
ding Il spiandid supper was partaken of
BY the guests, among whom were Mr.
John L. Williams and lady. ID. NJ. Black
and lady, Nr. Rose and lacy, Mr.. Edison
and lady. James ii. Wilkerson and lady.
Of Savannah, Judge Meyers of your
county, Or. Thomas of Island City
George Rinehart, and others. We IN
derstand Mr.. Williams will remain
Among IL. PAY Roll.
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Letting of Mail Routes.

Up to the lst OF. February bids for
carrying the mail on lie following routes
for two years VIII be received ut the
Post-othca Department. Washington.
Particulars concerning manner of bid
ding, &c, may be ascertaipcd of Post
masters generally, or 10y writing to the
Department:
2>:39. From Osborn, by Mnysvi,c, Fnirpnr,
and Bnh, vile. 10 t.ruirvyIilr. - mites and
hIrS, SIX times Il wees; leave b,burn naslV, en-
c.It Nunda! ~ I - i. M aI.rive ~ t.enirySIllr
by S:3l =. m Bond rrluIr,il wiih bid, SIUu.
-! 10 tro!E. Sjrwlris ?illc, hH Stln,taId,
Met arincy's tr0>> isuat>. and W~ii.,lnc, To- King
: !,r, 2''a ntilv. an. back, once u week: leave
beware viiir Monday ~ = u. N: arrive ut kIpI
city by { = ~. Bond required " ith,llI, S,.n.
2Slil. From saint .josrii. lv ,a~iIr. I,uc!.eS-
ter, Union star, iGpE civ, ami I~.-grHcN, 10 Al
hany, ~ Eiu'S al.i lack, stN iilygs a wrch;
''Arc >Tint JDsrI h di.i,. exc, ~ SUNDAY, ut . II.
IN arrive at Albany next day bv = n !lni.li;
'"tvr -NiUanN daily excerpt SUNDAY, ut e 4. IN. a;
.rr!r" rt SAINT Ju>"I!I E.At days by IL a. IN.
Bead required with Bid. - OvI.
STE. iI,nn savannah, by Flag Springs. En-
rirr Prairie, D,uglns, Is'HIi Civ. count Pleas
ant. Hu;SilsN lie ami onion Grove, 10 Grant
ti;l, ~. miles and harL. thre.. tunes y week;
'.a'" N.vanEri MipndIy, Wednesday and Fri
dag ri II 20 y. IN; arrive at Grant CRY nrNt
by U.:hi u M, Lave Grant Civ TUESDAY V,
!hI's'..y and s%a;ur!i! at3a. IN, arrive nj So
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1t /, an empty pocket-book. All Gran
gers have it, he said. and we are in
clined to think that. somehow or other,
a few outside the Grange have become
possessed Of the sign. 1t Is time to
change it, and the tirangers propose
To change It, SO far rs they are con-
cerned.
RowELL & CHESMAN is 4 new adver-
Using agency established at st. Louis.
This is an off-shoot of George 7. Rowcll
& Co., of New York, which has Sc
cured The name of being IN energetic
and honorable advertising agency.
There has been great need of such an
institution at st. Louis, and We predict
ior il success.
II is astonishing how many fine things
can he crowded into L store-room. We
are led to this remark by looking over
the holiday goods at Sargent q Wilker-
sons Grug store, south side the Square.
CN Ocsoher 80, 1874, Harrison county
witnessed the hanging of a young man
named Joseph P. Hamilton. for the muir
der of Elisha w. lIallock, in Mercer
county. about two years sinos.
If the new Episcopal Church. in this
city, can be made ready in time. it is
proposed to hold Thanksgiving services
therein on Thursday of next week. The
pu5lic is invited
THURSDAY morning turned wintry
looking. without any foo!ing about it,
the snow coming down steadily until
the ground was covered several inches
deep.
If You want something for a holiday
present, Sargent e. Wilkerson have it.
THE pay-car OF the Branch road
passed up on Tuesday, making glad the
hearts and pocket-books of employees.
THANKSGIVING services will be held
at the Sixth street Methodist, Church
next Thursday.
HOLIDAY goods-an endless aSsort-
ment-at Sargent & Wilkerson's. Cheap.
a UNION church festival IS talked of by
the Rochester chucch-going people.
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ra.nah Monday, "wednesday and Friday nv :.
II. m. Bard required with bid. 81, 40.
2SIB. From I;ustndal-, ty Whiiesvjus ,
Guiliord, III miles u,'i back. three ii lines , W.
leave l:osen'!.le Mpn,iay, "Wednesday and ~,
day AZ u. Ia arrive ut Guili,rd bv /, m
leave Guilfort Monday, Wednesday and rr;i,,'
ut p. m =: arrive AT l;osendale by 8 p m. Rom.
required with bid, 3t1. "s
Zslis. Froui Sl yanruih, bx Fillmore, P,rk,r
Graham, Union Valley. QaifmaI.. Civ Blum an;
Lamar SiatIun. to tG!h-ge springs, 81. mil,
AMI back, six trlc> L week: LEAVE S.v.nnah
daily. except sunday, ut fp. m ; arr;r, .InJ-
lrge Springs Ivy II. m lrayr Cuirg, Sl,rin.,.
daily except sunday, at : II. m. s.rriys at S,-
vannnh By Dp. m. Bond required with bid
81 ,Og. ."
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-20
Rochester Cheese Factory.

The Cheese COMPANY of Rochester, Mt
4 raospt meeting, ordered that their
stock CT cheese be scld. Some four hun
died cheeses are now on hand. which
will Average about thirty pounds each.
NJ. W. c. Mahar was appointed the
agent to dispose Of them, and those
wanting to buy good cheese will con-
suit their " interests by correspond
ing with him Il; Rochester, No.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-20
Death of Abram Bowman.

1t r our unpleasant duty to record the
death Of an old and very highly respected
citizen. Abram Bowman, who died at
his residence, a halt mile east of Savan-
nah. on Tuesday night last, November
II, at IL o'clock. Mr.. Bowman was
iilty-eight years Of age, was born in
Fayette county. Kentucky. where he
was married to Miss Bowman, who still
survives him. He removed to this coun-
ty about thirty years ago. since which
time he has steadily resided here. He
WAS 4 member of the. Savaanah Lodge
No. H. \. F. ana \. NJ, and also of
Savannah Grange No. $50. Two broth.
crs survive him. Judge Andrew Bow
nam and William Bowman. The father
Of the deceased is still alive in Kentucky
Six children - Maria. Emma, Fannie.
George, .Abram and GiSt-are left to
mourn the loss Ut II kind. generous and
indulgcnt father. Deceased was buried
according to Masonic riies ley she mcm-
bcrs a his own lodge, aa,l, although
yesterday morning was extremely stormS-
and unpleasant. 4 large nuIfbaa oi
friends followed his remains to- their
last resting PLACE in Sasaraah Cenascry.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-20
GOOD TEIplARS.
Festival at Rochester on Saturday

Festival at Rochester on Saturday.
On Saturday night last a festival was
given at Shank's Hall, Rochester, by the
Good Tcmplars Of that place, and a very
successful and pleasant affair it proved
to be. A public installation of the Off
GERS of the Good Templars Lodge oft,at
place was had, several of the Grand Off
GERS of the State being present. The
following are the officers: J. NJ. Files,
W. {. T.; Samantha Turner, V. c. T.;
George W. Jenkins, See'y; Miss Julia
Piper, Asst Sec'y; Grafton Skinner,
Fin. Sec'y; Daniel jenkins, Chaplain
Miss Lizzie Mc(ilothlin, Treasurer;
,IDhn W. Bolton. Marshal; Miss Red
dick, Asst Marshall Miss Rhoda Piper,
Z. S; Miss Mary jenkins, l.. s.; JAS
per Swiggett, o. e.; Miss Mollie Wells,
|. e. An excellent supper was served
at Rich's Hotel Appropriate and in
teresting addresses were made by
Messrs. NJ. G. Ruby. DIR. +. A. Sim
mons, and w. W. Booher. One of the
most interesting and exciting contests of
the evening was the taking of chances
in a beautiful picture to be presented to
the handsomest young lady. Miss Liz
zie McGlothlin was the lucky person, re-
ceiving lS5 votes. to III for Miss Pet
Shanks, 76 for Miss Rhoda Piper, and
26 for Miss Julia Piper. Then there
was a cake (corn) which Charles F.
BoOhcr got, a the ugliest Young man,
but he was aiterward made feel good by
being voted the prettiest young man. A
cake was numbered and sold at filty
cents Il slice. the holder OF the lucky
number getting a FIVE dollar gold ring.
John Harris was the lucky man. The
festivities extended late into the evening,
all enjoying themselves in the highest
degree.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-20
Cornerstone Laying at Ammonia

On "Wednesday Of last week the cor
ner-stone OF TIE VI. +. Church at ANA
zonia was. laid, the Amazonia
Lodge of Odd-Fellow5. assisting
in the services. The following
documents were placed under it:
Bible, hynn. book, copy Of the Dis
cipline of lie NJ. i. Church. copy of
each of the county papers, and of the
Central and New York Christian ALro-
Gates, S~unday-school Journal, and the
names Of the building committee. trus-
tees. pastor, presiding Elder, the Dis
trict and Conference.
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tEor the ~RrrCsLIcAx
Hope.

SPOs
When troubl'd breasts with pain snd anguish
sigh.
Whsn threatening Gkingers, plainly hoy'riuy
rieh,
Thou blessed Hope dcst ever ready stand;
And, with n friendly and unfailing hand.
Suppli'st thy welcome balm divine
When expectation scars on gitdy wing,
When To sope notwithstanding friend We cliny
When at the door grim want is knocking loud.
And when we are with sore affections bowid.
lis then We worship at thy shrine.
The child, when reason first begins its SWAY.
The bride, By parents fond, inst giv'n awav,
The boy, who for some doubtful favor asks,
The schoolgirl, when she scans her daily task
Each is thy fervent G~eyotee.
The mariner, on ocean tempest tossfs,
The victim of SOM. fond affections crosse
The friends, which some misfortune disanit.d.
The maid. who signs for love that's unrequiued.
All are adoG,rs, Hope, % thee.
Were'tnot, biest Hope, for thy inspiring rays.
To buoy Us up IN dark, despsndIng days,
This world "A barren, cherries waste would be-
Where We would naught but grief and mis'ry
see, ,
Beyond extreme conceptions bound;
Were't not for thee, thou ever shining light,
Our earthly days We're one continuous night,
And all appeals to Heavens throne OF grace.
Were but some aimless words sent into.
space,
With gloomy, hallow, empty sound
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-20
Personal,

We notice from the papers in south
western Iowa that Mr.. Huston. now Of
fetal shorthand reporter of the Thir-
tecnth Judicial District of Iowa, has been
giving public readings at different parts
of his District. and is advertised to read
before the Library Association of Coun-
ell Bulls, his present home. M Illus
ton, rs is well known to our citizens,
is a fine speaker, but rs a reader he cs-
pecially excels on account of his ability
TO persOnate the Irish, German and
French characters. We are glad to
learn Mr.. Huston is spending his leisure
time in that pleasant way, and think the
citizens o: Council Bluffs peculiarly IA
vOred in Obtaining q popular resding
FROM CUR quoldara fellow-ciiize1.
Esquire Townsend. of Benton town
ship, favored us with Il call on Monday.
Mr.. Taylor, of Charlton county. in this
State, atypo and Il sterling Republican,
stopped in Savannah several DAYS last
week, prospecting.
Frank knickesbarker aad \. l..
Dodge, two prominent citizens of Fill
more, passed through here on their way
to lliawaiha. Kansas. The latter gen
tleman has disposed of his store in Fill
more. and will 30 into business in Hia-
watha.- Holt Co. sentinel.
DR.. I. j.. Gage. Of Rochester. is
quite low with typhoid fsvcr.
Rev. John Bennett. missionary N
charge O; st. Maxy's Mission, Episcopal
Church, Savannah, received his house
hold goods from Wisconsin on Monday.
and VIII go 10, housekeeping rs soon as
the residence he has engfged Is vacated.
An old citizen of Andrew colaes in for
the following notice by the Oregon
Times of this week
We encountered the CHI familiar face
ot John J. Stantnn on oar Streets on
Saturday last. Mr.. Stanton is I'll old
citizen # ria,P. TrTchaAe. havng been
Z g 1'Ai - SIN IttII NoiiillltS
sncc 1881. He came to Holt IN 1872.
and owned, until some lime 'lsrir@ the
war, the farm now owned b; X. +. Viii
liumS. 20, whpIn he SOLD. Lbv aovY, liNcs
in Andrew county, on the rcyG frcm the
State henry % Savannah, Wh~r he re-
moved sooa alter ,elting in this, county.
Mr.. StaEtuH j. connected with die Crow
" family Is Andrew, some Of whom
were formerly residents ol Ibis county
He is engaged in buying hogs for pack
ing purposes, and is canvaSs.He Holt
county il that business he is u rcli-
able man. comes well reseinnandpd,
and is under the tongue OF good report.
We need Sc freely say thaEfsImerS B.ed
be under no ap~prci-ensions in dealing
with him. for he is too well known 10
the most of them TO need IN cnGorSc-
llcnt,
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Still g. Going!'

This has reference totlie goods nj I.
NJ. Mi,chelIS, southwest OF .hc Square.
Fairness and mechanics are rapidly fiwi-
ing out Elm..thcy can ,ilstbe suited in the
line of dIy goods, boots. and shoes,
Tueensgare, notions, dc, &c. and his
trade is Increasing rapidly as u conse-
quence. Drop IN ard take II general
inspection Of TIE sto-r-vou Will he
pleased
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Hero We AreI'

ii the same place, in the neat brown
:ront; south side, and with an entire
i4cw stock of goods. just rcctiN cd-at
j. Il. EussoiiS. He has dress goods.
shoes. &e,. which will be sold ut, bottom
prices. Call and examine his liue lot .oi
goods. ard The 10" prices asked: IT, is
to every ones interest TOGO So. aud he
~,oesa't charge anything iur cNhib.sing
his stock.
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e MiaGhiuory.

We observe tina. the cHtrrpriSin" firm
of G.: T.. Miller x Sons added a lot of
new maah!Dcry To their Touring lnill ON
SATURDAY.. They arc determined to spare
no pains-to MAKE their mill as good rs
ANY in the HyeSt. S,ccess t. them.
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.. Missouri LegiSlature."

On Wednesday evening the Twenty
eighth General Assembly of the State oil
Missouri met at The County Clerks office
and organized ly electing the following
officers: Sreakcr-Hon. \. J. Harlan.
Srcake. pro ssMs. - John $. McLain.
Clerk-O. =. Paul. Dcorkecper-Joha
W. Eut. :ergeant-as-arms-John b.
Majors. There being a vacancy in the
Gubcrnatorial chair. the House proceed
ed to elect II Governor, resulting in the
choice of Judge John MeLain, of
Greene county. and a committee was
appointed to notify him Of his election.
The House adjourned to meet next
Wednesday night at six o'eIos4, AZ the
Good Templars' Hall.
The following Representatives are az
credited to the counties named, and are
entitled to seats in the House:
Andrews. William-Gentry county.
Bryan, George T.-Atchison-
Booker, W. W.-Boone.
Cook, William-Buchanan.
Clarke, William H.-Carter-
Caldwell. j. E.-Caldwell.
Carter, G.. F.-Daviess.
Clarke, William D.-Dent.
Colbarn. j. F.-Livingston-
Childs, Benj.-Polk.
Caldwell, w. W.-Saline.
Dobbs, Abyam-CasS.
Dempsey, M.-Iron.
Dickey, +. T.-Stone.
Danford, b. M.-Worth-
Ent, John W.-Clinton.
Elliott, W. A.-Jackson-
Eader, j. R.-Shannon.
Frodsham, CharleS-Grundy-
Erodsham, A. iI.-Pettis.
Ferguson, j. e.: B.-Lafayctte-
Frodsham. Samuel-St. Louis
GiddingS, n. B.-Texas.
Gilliss, John-Iloward.
Howard, l.. J.-Mercer.
Honnold, J. G-Nodaway.
Joy, +. W.-IIarrisoa.
John. JeSse-Newton.
Kelley, Joseph A.-Ozark.
McLain, John S.-Callaway-
McLlin, John-Greene.
Matteson. +. C.-Dade.
Martindalc, W. Blot.
Majors, John B.-Marion.
Mercer, Pembroke-Platte.
Madden, \. W.-Warreu.
Paul, O. E.-Adair.
Shedrick, ii. C.-Andrew-
StottS. ID. C.-Audrain.
Strain, ID. M.-Baies.
Seelev, Silas CLAY.
Sabin, A.. T.-Laclede.
Stewart. j. H.-Pike.
Thurtell, Walter-Johnsep.
" illianis, |. R.-Dekalb.
Whitaker c. A.-Colc.
Wright, ID. casper.
Watts, j. Anew Madrid.
The SPEAKEE-Dallas.
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Bishyrp Robertson,

OF the Episcopal Diocese Of Missouri.
will VISA ST. Mary'S Mission. in this city,
on Tuesday next. November n. Rev. J.
Bennett, Missionary. Services will be
held n the new Episcopal Church at 1
o'clock in the evening. All are, cordial
" invited to be present.
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ImnNltaNt-

Al those knowing themselves indcht-
I'd TO j. ii. Tvner, will please come for
ami pig the same, and save iurth-
,T trouble. wv
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Hogs Slaughtered.

On Tuesdays antR Thursdays of each
week. during the water | will slanght-
or a.d deliver hogs on reasonable terms.
Brine ,hem along. W. &. HOWARD.