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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

IsTgopUcT1oN OF DRUiDs INTO NORTH
CAROLINA. The officers of the Ancient Or
der of Druids in Virginia returned on Sun
day evening from Greensboro, n. @, where
they have been very successful In intro
ducing their Order.
The Grove established already numbers
twenty charter members, all OF whom are
among the most prominent. gentlemen OF the
town: and the success which has. attended
the first attempt at introducing the Drtlids
into North Carolina promises great things
for the future. The officers were William.
A. Cree, P. and G.. A.; "A. Pohlig, n. q. A.;
j. D. Vaughn; Grand Secretary; Thomas
Rudd, Grand Treasurer, and John y, Bro. i'ls5
sius, Y, A.
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POLICE CouRT, MoNDAY--Justice W. Hal!
Cre,o presidng.-The following cases were
disposed of: ,,,r,
Ellen Harper, charged with being drunk
and disorderly, was fined %.
Shack Watkins, charged with being drunk,
was fined s5. Margaret Brown. charged With
throwing rocks at Watkins, was lined s2.oo.
s.A. Winebush, charged with obtaining
two pictures from Moran & Cream Under laise
pretences, was sentenced to ten days conflne-
ment in Jail. An appeal was taken to the
Hastings Court.
Robert Dodson, for assaultiDg Maria Jack-
son, was sent to jail for three months.
Patrick Hagan, for assauiting Two person. - :
81 lady and gentlemaa-Was hned Ss.oo 20
each case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

The PUBLIC SCHooLS-OPEEING DAY-PU-
Pills ENTERED AT THE HIGH SCHooL.-Not-
withstanding the advent of the circus, the
little folks turned out en- nldsse yesterday to
register their names in the public schools at
which they were taught last session. In.
deed it may be said that the attendance yes.
terday was considerably larger than is usual
on the first day of the session, and 1t is fair
to presume that many more pupils VIII ne
registered during the remainder OF the week.
A large number of children who have not
heretofore been taught in the public schools
made application yesterday, and were en-
rolled, It was not an uncommon thing 10
hear at the schools 6. Here's a little boy who
was taught at one of the private schools las1
year." or "This little girl went to school TO
the Sisters last WINTER; or These children
have never been to one of the public schools
before" From these expressions we con-
clude that there will be a considerable IN
crease in the attendance this year over last.
In the group of schools in the High
School building $50 pupils were registered,
q larger number than last year. Forty or
fifty more wiu probably be entered.
The following is list Of the pupils who
have been entered at the High School up to
last evening: Cora Elliott, Belle Wade, Car
rie T. Walters, Julia F. Mitchell, Mary H.
Fox, Lena NJ. Duke, Emma '. Sayiiie, Jen'
ME Richardson, Julia K. Hennings, Fannle
L. Power, M. Belle Pleasants, Belle H.
Woodson, Henrietta Crayer, Daisy Murray,
Meta Krausse, Clelia Crespl, Luther b
Folkes, Richard Cardwell, W. b. Gay, w
A. Smith, L. E. Myers, G. Fl. Armistead, D.
NJ. Stulz, Charles Mayes. Sam Reynolds
George +. Burgess, Hugh Y. MeCurdy, NJ
3. Ramos, Ada w. Lee, Moliie Rady, Laura I,
Bracket, Laura Pecor, Linda Southall
Clara Dearborn, Carrie Hughes, sallle PoW.
ers. Jennie Hall, Jennie Armstrong g, lda Cox
Lille Hutton, Ella Hicks, Rachel Lyons,
Annie Eddins, Gardner Washburn, Waltef
Orange, Annie B. Pace, Carrie Bennett, sue
McWilliam, Charles L. Scott, +. u. beVe'
ridge. w. A. Crenshaw, Thomas Walford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

UNMAILABLE LsTrERs REMAINING M THE
RlcHAoSD PosT.O OpFros SsPrRABSR 21, 1871.
Beoj Z. August, messenger City Council
city Hall; Mrs. Msrtha a.. Cosby, $40 west
Marshal street, Richnond, Va. Major John
Johns, Richmond, Va. ]; R. :C. W., Efsilca-
mond, Va; Willie Wagner, care OF q. q
johnson, 9iS Main street. city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS SaIHTs-This csls-
brated make OF shirts eau be had either ready made
or made to order by calling on q. 3, SPENCE a.
soN, merch snt iailors, 1900 Main street. SPENCE
3 SON guarantee perfect MT or no sale Call and
leave your orders They have aisoa large Aed Hesi~
selected stock of Gen,ienen,s FrInishinx Goods ~
low prices. RememD.r 20 call az ! 300 Main street
for your clothing shirts, and furnishing goods.
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LEE GALLERY-JonN W. DAVIES, 5921 EAST
MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, vA-Some recent spe-
cimens Of photography from this well-known gall
cry show a steady Improvement in style and artiy-
tic skin, and we commend it TO the patronage OF
the public generaliy.-C Central Presbyterian, Feb-
rudfu 4 1874.
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CHANGE IN THE CADINET.-Now that the PresF..
dents Long Branch season Is over, It Is confldent
ly asserted that there will be change In the Cabi
net, and that before the 1st or December. II Is
known that the President and all heads OF depart
ments have bought largely OF tickets for the next
Grand Gift Concert Of the Public Library OF
Kentucky, to draw November so. and they fatter
themselves that they will capture one or more OF;
the large prizes, which win make plenty OF changs
in the Cabinet For tickets or information apply,
TO A. p. L'aCUYER, 900 Bank street, Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

EMBROIDERED AND BEADED JAcKETTss
Embroidered and beaded poionaise,
Embroidered and beaded thswis, Victorla'S--
something entirely new-at CARDeze, FoUa-
oURRAN q Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

"No GREAT SHAKES OF q malarial nsture can
exist IL you use DEsHbER's Fever aud Ague Ptrs.
This perfect specific, used by thousands during
several generations with unfailing SUGGEST, cons
tains neither mercury, arsenic, quiRtne. IL does
not exhaust or reduce the system. but Du,ids ftnp
and nourishes it. See descriptive pamphlet at your
,ro<fof 10 Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

HUsrmes CoURT. This court was not III
session yesterday The revenue casesare set
for tomorrow. 8
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yellow BANANAS JUST received At Plzztsrs.

SAVE YOUR MONEY by caliipg and examining the
very latest style of silk hat for fall and winter ear.
at "a, %, and the very best 20 go, manufacturers
by M. CusNrNGHAM. Any style siik hat made 70
oider and repairing done az his store, l6l 8 Msdn
afrnef
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- Illt BEST TOOTH-POWDER.
MEADE 4 BAKERS

MEADE L BAKERS
y. HAPoHINE DENTIFRIC.E,
a., ''icaci0ns and elegant preparation known
iAs aAG whitening the teeth. Used aud
b. by Our bes: dentists, Prepared only
HEADE & BAKkH, Pharmacists,
9l9 Main street,
B., .! t;ussists generally. Price, so cents a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

If you wish to see the biggest Izaoss Or the sca5
son, 90 TO PIzzrsr's. ss;ss.
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J'rAICh PRINTING.HOUSE.

rs,srn1 SSea facilities for doing all kinds OF JOB
,s.ed ,.a Work pro.ns,Iy and neatly exc
""8pr!ses, ssle Y
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AUcrIoS SALES rms Day

CARpozo. FoURoUREAS.E co. hays The chespesk,
black silks they have ever offered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

RANGE OF THERMOMETERS in the Dispdteia
counting-room Monday. September 2lsl
q ss !. So 81. 9 Fi gi :.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

CAROLINE Kros, 75c., all shades, at CAaDozo,
EnuRouRELN q Co.'S. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

CALIFORNIA PEARs.-PIzzIN1ha has fine lot od
this delicious fruit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

NOTARY PUBIC --Nr. James "A. Taylor.
OF Scott county, has been appointed 4 rotary
public by Governor Kemper. .s q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

CONCORD GRApss.-Go 10 PIzzIN1 II you wists
some Of this nice fruit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

CARpozo, FoURQUaEAs to.hase the largest t
Of black siIks in tie city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

MATELAssE DRESS GooDs-something new.at
CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & cos.
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IL" SEPTEMBER, 1874.

MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALITY.
!2W MOURNING GOODS, BLACK ALPACAS
&c, JUST RECEIVED.
l. k, PRICE Il CO. have opened for early fall
o-i BLACK Ch>iIMEREs;
81 B-AcK CAsIMEREs;
BLACK NyNaIHS; BgILLIANTINEs;
b"A'h .:-FACAS (ehoice shades); every price
Sue. 10 $50 per yard;
b-Ath BoME>zI:E CLorns;
bLAch !MrERArmcg;
bLAIk AUSTRALIAN GRAPE CLOTHS;
'"AlL> and GRAPE Wells, &C.
-
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BARTLETT PEARS, very juicy and sweet, at PIz |.
ZrSr,S. stSsss:. - Y
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w GoDDIN, S P. NJ, lot on south side OF Car bs
tween fourteenth AMI Rtfteeath Streets.
COOK & LsUGHTOS, 10 A. ~, general asaort-
meat Of hon eholt goods
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-22

a h. .a.EctsllE, ENERGETIC MAN, who
II oy II i5 700 % Invest in profitable business,
10y sIic It, "eaitAicst portions Of the State. and
Ad,s ~ Guaranteed interest on the money, be-
cpyrQ;;I" !. iVf Ms services, can hear of such an
le y! addressing T. ii. w., Disputeh OF
All lS.1m
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~. NEW PRINTS, &C., just opened.

-. NEW PRINTS, &C., just opened.
]. K. PRICE C CO. are receiving
~" FALL fKISTS-side Band, and others;
HE,k EvffLINGs and SCARFS;
h!'h"LuyE>, BUCK GAUSTLErS, &C;
"!AiLE GOODS. such as
FLASSELS, BLANKETS,
>HEETlSGS, CoTToNs,
IRISH LINENS, DAMASKs,
. -, ','I'-2!ade and other CAsSIM sKES, to whlc
A.'"noa Is called. T. PRICE & co.
&a1 ~
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

IT, l>TS.-A DRUG STORE hand
c4a,r: ltled up, dol1g good irade in live
lW >a!e r. WIN nsttcring prospects, Is offered
iaa.s2. ! VIII pa you TO inquire Into its i'd
s,ub,rs w. or particulars, address box 2S Sarri-
s~------ Sc 1S-31S
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~ BkEEDEN s. FOX beg leave to an.
aouuge their ir,t openings of FALL and WINTER
DRESS GOODS.
IL COL0EED DRESS FABRICS they are pre-
pae4 10 present an exceedingly large and attlac-
tSr assortment.
Their STOCK Of BLACK ALPACAS, BLACK
t.>HMERE>. and other BLACK GOODS, in va
~? a. well Is in prices,is unsurpassed.
BREEDEN & FOX,
s." lH-lw No. 4O1 Broad street.
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- CHECKED and STRIPED SILKS
very low;
y1Il .hades. solid co;or, DRESS SILKS;
sELACK DRESS SILKS all grades, from IL so TO
$3.50 yard.
se.2 LEVY BROTHERS.
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STREET IMPROVEMENTS
RESIGNATION OF MR.. JONES.
FIRE TELEGRAPH

The President laid before the body the re-
sgnation of Mr.. James Alfred Jones, MEM
ber of the Common Council. Accepted.
The usual number Of petitions, etc., were
presented and appropriately referred.
On motion of Mr.. Talbot, the Council at
3 10 adjourned,
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Metzger, Newell, oliver, PulihIn, 1alDott-Io.
NzHs.-Ne essrs. Bargamln, Braselman, Bright,
Curtis, johnson (of Jacksont, Lauer-6.
The remainder of the report was adopted
and the accompanying resolutions agreed to.
WOODEN BUILDINGS.
Mr.. Talbot, from the Committee on the
Fire Department, reported that the commit
tee have considered the petitions OF the fol-
lowing persons to erect framed houses and
recommend that they be granted: T. Jinkins,
D. N. Kelly, n. Yancey, 81. 1etzger, +: Ma
honey, j. Hart, Edmund Richardson, Cath
arine /. Harris, James Andersen, Mathew
Wells, Andrew Williams, John A. johnson,
Andrew Washington, Scott GWathmey. j.
G. Hudson, Samuel Michaeis, John w.
Eyins. Arthur Lee johnson, G. and d. Hen
derson, David Carter, George A. Parker,
Turner Gentry, Mrs. NJ. McMahon, W iiliam
Parker, Taylor Baeye, Miss Elizabeth A.
willis, L. II. Huffman, j. Thompson BroWp,
III. FL. Pulliam, and j. G. Andrews, Joseph
Mayo. j M. Talbot, r. T. Carter, Burwell
Higgins, b. Francisco, Truman A. Parker 4
| Co. B. Brewer, Carneal & Brother, j, o.
Crouch. Frank Waller, James Jones, A,
Wise, August Reilback, James Pettls, Al
bert Mayo, Wesley Allen, Nicholas White
and Emanuel Fields trustees OF the Fourtf
Baptist church on Church Hiiil, William y
Reed. Mann L. Irwin, Andrew Julien, John
o. Hall, James n. Dooiey, and j. q. AN
drews, Robert Lucas, e. Cabell Iahb, Wil
liam L. Griffin. y,
The committee also recommend that I'M
petitions OF the following persons be reject
ed: james FL. Dooley, William Il. JACK
son. Augustus Banning, and Samuei y
Hucless. The report was adopted.
ACCOUNTS AND PAINTING.
Mr.. Bright, from the Committee on Ae {
counts and Printing, scented q JOINT reso
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Mr.. Bright from ths Committee on Ac-
counts and Printing, present he'd JOINT reso-
Fair play., 1874-08-06
De SOTO ACADEMY.
De Soto. Jefferson Co. NJ,

Oe SOtOs a emerson 90 NO.
formerly Jefferson Siminsry"l,
This Institution will be opened >ep,embe,
lst, 1872. for q session of ten months. com.
prising two terms Of Eve months each.
The following courses Of study have beer
adopted:
I. Primary Course. two wears.
IL Junior Course-two years.
III. Common English Course-two
years.
~. Higher English Csursc-,hree
years.
Y. Commercial Course-Time unlimi.
ted.
VI PhonoSraphy >hor; hand Writing
three months.
VII. Classical Course-three years.
VIII German Language.
IX Music.
Parents who desire 70 place their c;ri.i-lr
where they will receive through training il
those elements Of knowledge which are now
regarded esentia! 10 success in life. ARE re,
spectfuily informed tina: the irstruc.in srd
discipline will be such as are best calcula.
ted TO secure the mos: des!rabie'resuIts with
the least amount Of waste
For circulars with full information, sd.
dress. ]. II. BROWN. Principal.
De Soto, No.
Fair play., 1874-08-06
Societies

F. Of II. Union Grange Nc. 1lG5, meet:
Frst Sunday Of each month, at one O'Clock
p. NJ. at Hurk's School house.
/. NJ. PERKINS, J. n. PERKINS.
Secretary. Master
T. 0. Chestnut Ridge.
p. efH. Cedar Bluff Grange No Ills
meets first and third Saturdays in each
month. at one o'clock p. NJ, at Holmn's
chapel. wv, Il. kENNER, Master.
JAMES kENNEE. Secretary.
p. .. River Aux Vause.
PofH Saline Grange, No. 1l14, meets
first Saturday in each month at 10 o'clock
A. NJ, at the new church, in New Tenncs
see. II. n. KELLY. President,
A. SwrNK. Sec'y.
p. Of II. Puniaub Grange meets the sec
.ond Saturday OF each month, at the resi-
miles east Of Punisub at l o'clock p. NJ.
j. F. Bailey, &C. Jennings.
Secretary. President.
p. of H. Corcord Grange No. lI6t,
meets on the first and third SATURDAYS of
each month, at three o'clock p. NJ. at
Ioas0Is { A' BRaSps, sssST, house; JAS. pR1cHaRD,
Secretary. Master.
LANpwIErH-UND HANDwERKER VEREIN
meets first Sunday in each month at the OF
ice of the Freie Presse, in Ste. Genevieve.
Jos. ERNST, JACOB HooG,
Secretary, President
Ste. Genevieve, Singing. club, meets Sun-
day and Thursday evenings.
Ge,mania Verein, meets first Sunday
in March. June, September, and December.
Jos. Schi!le. President. Address, Ste. Gene-
We've, No. Severn Eckenfels, Secretary
and Felix Hosenmuller Cashier, Address,
New Ofi;enburs, No.
Ste. Genevieve Lodge No. %. I. o. o. F.,
meets at their hall in Bank Building every
Saturday evening at S o'clock. Visiting
brothers cordially invited
F. LEAVENWOHTH, n. G.
GEORGE WILL, Rec. Sec'Y.
Fair play., 1874-08-06
freebooters.

One Of the most audacious robber-
les ever perpetrated in this city oc-
Cured Oh Tuesday night on Grand
Avenue. Mr.. James Green, prcsi-
dent of the Laciede Fire Brick com.
pany, who resides on Mcclure avenue.
west Of Grand avenue, was riding
With bis wife on Grand avenue,
south of Campton avenue, when they
were stopped by two footpads. One
seized the horse by the bride, whilst
the other presented q pistol aud de-
manded the money and watch OF
Mr.. Green. He had no choice but to
comply, and so passed out his gold
watch and about forty dollars in
mo0ey. The robbers then compelled
Mr.. Green and his Wife to alisht from
the buggy, into which they jumped
and drove off. The horse and buggy
were afterwards found tied up on
Lucas place, the same night. No
clue bas yet been found to the bold
marauders. Mo. Republican.
Fair play., 1874-08-06
A Story About our Bogy.
The St. Louis Correspondent OF LIS Cincinnati COM
mercial,

The St. Louis Correspondent Of LIS Cincinnati Com-
nercial,
1t appears when NJ. Bogy was elec-
ted to the Senatorial chair; his son
Colonel Joe Bogy, was rather more
ela,ed than his father, and with a
natu,al pride in tho patcrnal success,
alluded 10 it on all occasions. He
spoke of his father frequently as the
successor Of Mr.. Benton, and himself
as the son Of his father.
One night, after q discourse OF
this nature, a crony, sleepy sort OF
chap, remarked that he had been
the victem of peculiar dream a few
nights previous, and on being pressed
related it.
IL dreamed" said he, "I dreamed
l died and went to heaven, and when
the angel at the gate asked me who
| was told him. He pointed to a
place and told me to wait there;
that my turn woul'!. come in u few
hundred years. While l was waiting
| saw Joe coming. Said the angle:
"Who arc you:"
"Don't you know me?., saws Joe.
"Tm Colonel Joe Bogys, son of Sen
ator Bosy, OF Missouri, the success
sor of Mr.. Benton; you know me-"
"Csrtainly, Colonel Bogy," replied
the angel, "Come in, we've been ex-
pecting you. Walk right up"
$50 10 walked up to the throne,
and the Almighty looked at him.
"Who are you:" be asked.
"I'm Conel Joe Bogy," son of seaa-
torBogy, of Missouri, who succeeded
Mr.. Bentou.' "lndeed," responded
the Lord; "I'm glad to see You.
Cltsf, my son, gei up and gre Col
onel 10 your seat
The Senator seemed to enjoy the
story as heartily as anybody.
Fair play., 1874-08-06
Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
ed guardian of the person aud estate OF
William e. Woodbridge. deceased. hiss
made a just and true exhibit of the
accounts between himself and his said
ward and fled the same with the ccun-
tv court Of Ste. Genevieve county, and
that he intends to apply to said court for
leave TO make final settlement of his
guardianship accounts and for his discharge
Of such guardianship at the next term of said
court to be held ut the court house in the
city and county Of Sc. Genevieve, state Of
Misouri.on the Bird Monday of July 1874.
WILLIAM ii. WOODBRIDGE.
AImiulst rator
Fair play., 1874-08-06
Justices Of the Peace Ste. Gene.
We've County.
STE, GENEvIEvE TOWNSHIP.

DIE. VI loWsSHiT.
Simon A. G,ligron, Justice. James J.
Wilson. Constable. p. .. address, Ste.
Gcnevieve, No. Law day, third Saturday
in each month Office in Court house.
Felix Hocenmiiler, justice.
constable. Address, New OGen-
ourg, No. Law day
Office at residence.
BEAUvIAs TOWNSHIP.
Ignatius LAYTON. Justice. J. II. Geiz,
Constable. Address, Ste. Mary. NJ. Law
day hrst Saturday in each month. Office
"a: residence ia Ste. Mary.
james III. Cleveland, Justice. Robert
Cleyrand, Constable. Address, Ste.
Mary, No. Law day
Office
UNioN TOWNSHIP.
Abel o. Babb. Justice. joseph Pinkston,
Constable. Address. Chestnut Ridge, hi".
Law aay. second Saturday in each month.
Office at Babb's school house.
Joseph Burks, Justice,
Address
Law day
OdiCe
Saline Township.
Henry N. Kelly, Justice.
Constable. Address
LAW day
Office
Anderson Counts, Justice.
Constable Address
Law day, Office
Jackson Township.
Charles F. Coin, Justice.
Constable. Address
New OtFenbure. Mo. Law day, second
Saturday in e&ch uipnth. Othce ut resi-
dence.
WIN. Ii, Dutton, Justice.
Constable. Address
law day
Office
Fair play., 1874-08-06
CHAS. G. ROZlER,
\ ttOrney at Law,
Real Estate Agent.
COnveyancer and Notary Public,

! STE. GENEvIEvE. Mo.
VIII promptly ant faithfully .;i-ai to al rS"'s
r1,' iIs hil. in IN ~ Tii C;ri, ,i @ s W
! Cases Ss-to!!ccii"n> i''adr " Il aciai!ly .-ss iy
| offer for sale at reducei price n trtc. ~
Iated about one and ha.f miles from Ste.
Genevieye. containing about 80 acres. nIo.e
| O. less known as the "N"~eai trar.," ,ari
of surveys 223 and 20.,4 Il ,n,ici no.ti: ~
| Mathews. south BY Tuttl"'s ri,re, west ty
Clsrk's place, and east by V.'gt-w-l! tim
bercd.
Also tract Of land il ssii county ,!r>-
cribei rs follows. viz: So-!t.'rcst fraction
nj section 33 T. 81 K +. c"n,rinin.:
| l3l 1000 acres: and 10; ) q. r.o.ts":i-t src-
ton ) T. IS n. K. o>-. cr:t-i,:i.:.:
20 Il 90 acres. beionsinsrnS t. Ti.oS. y.
| Walker, wararltee title
Also n tract of lGs arE"ns. 'n"-e pr lrs:
taken and surveyed in h.dy III "f III.
west ends of surveys Nos. "a rs oiH 10
2jl, -, Pa. 25j, and -. formerly owned
by Charles Burgett. abru, one nil" r'u:h -.
the city of Ste. Genevieyc, on the L, NY
vile road.
Also II certain tract of lad it, IL" county
Of Ste Gencvi.ve, beir. survey N. 2n1i,
! containing l::j acres. \. ". "f y. L 81
fractional section ~. contnini. - 20 acres
y. +. fract see. ~. containing /. ~ .cT's
and this :. +. OF \. +. "fsrct'"n -. con
tanning 10. acres, all in township =. :,"rth
range . east, confirming i'll tie ar.-"gnt"
;!:,j. ii acres. Known as ,hr Warner Farm,
on the Big Saline creek, in bcal,as Town
ship.
Also the "Pernot lot" in :!tc city Of ~"
Gehe'ieve, opposite "k"rn'> H"t.l." on
which there is a dwelling house. ki,hen and
nn excellent garden.
Also survey No. 20. in til" Big C"mm"n
Fieli Of Ste. GeEevievc,' confirming fcrty
arpents. more or less.
Also surveys No. 203, confirmed Ia Paul
Roberts leg reps, c"ntsinin. arpen;s and
survey No. 2S, confirmed a. Nicholas M.r-
cier's leg. reps. containing 1 arp"nts. in tn"
city of Ste. Genevieve. and lying in front of
Joseph Bauman's residence.
Also the west ] of sw ! AMI snntheas; OF
sw of Sect T rs N RS east. c"u;airi,n.
l20 acres, near the farm OF Lawrence k:r
ncr.
Also a lot III block No. (2l) - cr:y one
in tn" city Of Ste. Genc,i, v", on Viii h
there il dwelling house and n g,.rirn. an!
now belongs IA Aususte R"zicr-:. r"l"r"d
man. CHARLES e. i;DZ!EH.
Fair play., 1874-08-06

If You want to trade where YOU can ge,
just what you want, and 4. the very loves,
prices, We honestly and earnestly advise you
to come and see us before you do your buy.
ing, we are determined TO do the leading
business in our town, if such thing is pos
sible and shall try to make such an impress
sion on the hearts as well as pocket books OF
our patrons as will induce them to come
again. ROZtER & JOkESTS.
Fair play., 1874-08-06
Ste. GeneYieve POStGff1cc.
AMELIA II. WITTEMEYER, P. u.
NJ A,I s

st. Louis. De Lassus, Pennington ard
Ste. Gencvieye, daily. per Kasher X Bsbb's
stage line. arrives P NJ. Departs 6 A. NJ.
st, Louis, Ste. t;enevieve ard Memphis.
dsily. per Memphis packets, arrives at 10
Z. NJ. Depart. at j! p N.
Ste. Genevieve, So. Mary and Perryvillc,
tfNweekly, arrives Wednesday and Friday
at G 7. NJ: Depart, Tueslsy, Thursday
and Saturday at I; \, NJ.
Ste. Genevieye. Bloomsaaie, Punisub.
Vale Mines and De Soto, weekly. arrives
"Wednesday at d p. N. Departs Thursday
ct 6 4. NJ,
Fair play., 1874-08-06
a q q

Special inauceinent to buyers Of Dry
Goods, Dress Goods. Shawls, WoolcnS,
Cot:ona1cs, White Goods. Hosiery, Linens,
Gloves AID Yankee Notions. Our stock il.
Piece Goods and the goods enumerated
above is perfectly complete and We can
truly say we think we can offer bargains.
ROZIER l. JOKERST'S.
Fair play., 1874-08-06

The body Of foater WAS found in the
river opposite the quarry on the 3ri. 1t had
tho appearance Of having remained in the
waiter for a long time as the flesh was near-
ly eaten from the bones. There was nothing
about him that could afford tho slightest
clue to his identity.