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in possession than in pursuit" The
points in the case were nicely dis
cusscd, ably handled. The question
was decided ia the affirmative, not
withstau,iing N. Watts soft shot
NJ the judges. Ncdoubt but that part
OF his able argument had the desired
effect, rs the dicision was against
hin. However, ne this as il may. We
had = general good fimc. and before
closing mus: say this of Hickory
nuts that for good Tocal music,
good speaking. and good behavior
they have no supcriors in :he county.
lIillard Ra,hburm and ". T.. Rath-
burn have gone TO -. Joseph for
goods. aud also VI. X. Manning and
\. T.. Ware. Oh how we pitt the
inhabitants Of that city.
IL. Cline is complaining of the dur
mesa Of tradc-wc know whats the
matter.-it'S boy.
David Huffman has bou"ht up five
hundred Thomas CATS. Woe be unto
the inhabitants of Whitcsvillc. for
thou canst not sleep within. neither
darcst ihou throw booi-.jacks or any
manncr of household furniture.
As we have exhausted evcrythin"
in The way of itcms.we will make our
bow to the new editor, Mr.. Tay.or.
and promise him this. that we will
still continue to contribute cur mIre
10 the REPUBLICAN, if such is his de-
sire. BoAZ.
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Church Festival at Rochester.

Ed. RErg;EICAN-DEAI SIR: On
the lt:th. 18th, and 18Th Of December. in
the evening. in the new church house
III ISochcS,cr, will he "ivcn Festival.
Dramatic Plays, Oyster Supper, 1nstri-
mental AMI Vocal Music. and 4 great
variety of other pas'ime entertainments,
well calculated To instruct. and to reader
those who may he present pleasant and
agreeable. All are respectfully invited
20 attend. by tlic
PrEIICATION COMMITTEE.
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how they mastered all their undertakings
and surnountod all difficulties, made
themselves useful in the world; how
they c,imcI the ladder or fame from the
bottom 10 the very top round perhaps.
how they became great and shinin"
lights in the world a':d how they br;l;
mp their characters and rsputasions thar
will live Ion. after them. Select caod
reading, and endeavor TO follow the cx-
ample of the good and true. Last "f nil,
we should have nothing To DO with the
corru?tin- literature Of the day, :"r
having once contracted 4 habit for this
light trashy reading we will find our
selves bound by Il Chain not easily bro
ken rs many might testify from their
own personal experience. Il.
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What We do Read. and What We
Should Read.

What dn we read? The literature
,lia; i~r.sid iy the InasScS to-day. i not
surl. rs :; Sinui,, -. I'i,ti;iouS novels.
ia"gciy n:a.."up cf .,yt s.orics. .c"n>,;iute
die principal rcaning thai most yoIng
persons, and. | rcgrct-tp say. that many
persons of mature years, pcruSc with
interest or pleasure. Sucl, reading eX-
cites. drbilitatcs and almost destroys
the Ecry"us system, if persisted in for
ANY length of Time; anI it carries one
away il inn .inIiion % the hair breadth
escapes and seeming impossihi.iticS.
sGJh as were never thought Of by any
onc bat :i.e ar,hor. anl by him. perhaps,
only at the time Ec WIS writing o;' them.
Instead of this ycllow-l-,cici literature,
indulgei in by many rs bright reading
for leisure I:ours. We Siior.i real good.
sound, Instructive and intellectual works
On science. history. or biography. The
careful pcrvsal Of biographies Of great
anL good men. and also. the readin" of
other works. intellectually and morally
sound. tend to elevate and strengthen
tie intellectual powers Of the mind. ;'s
well as TO bring the people up to l. Prop
cr stan,lIr,; vi moral excellence. Bu;
reading ;te light literature of the are
produces the very opposite effect - ii
dwar.s G!e Intellect and Grgra,!es the
morals. T,.c reading of The religious.
:ivil and political news Ci our own and
foreign countries keeps us acquainted
with the laws, rules and uSa-cS which
govern the different nations. Through
the periodicals CT the country we may i'll
form ourselves respecting the inter-
course Lcpt up among the different parts
Of our country, and also what is tran
spring in ether paris Of the world.
From history we get information re-
specting the manner il which other
countries are governed, how their at-
fairs are conducted, and when the prin-
ciple events occur and the ca,,ses which
produce item. The biographies Of
great men that have lived afford good
reading for, tire leisure hours. Such
reading is wholesome 10 the mind aud
profitable to the reader. 1t shows Us
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Meeting of tho Stato 4 xecutive
Committee.

ST. LoJIS. December .i.-T:c EycriI-
tive Committee OF the Missouri State
Grange. which has been in session here
for several days. adiourn.a ao-day after
iranSaciing considerable business Ipprr-
tainire 20 the order. They ais..adnpicd
Il series of resolutions approving She ef-
iur,s being made hy C;tiZrnS of 81. Louis
10 open dirrc, trade between the
Missouri Valley S,iirs and Brazil, hv
steamship line from New Orleans. and
ask farmers oi the valley states to MD in
supporting the enterprise. They recon. .
i..-nd farmers OF the Missouri and oihrr
valley St:Ires a. make every effort 20 Il
duce siiipm, ris down t,icMis>iSSip,,i -f:y cr
instead of b. rail to The East. anal assert
that it is ti,s policy AMI imperative duty
ol the iar.srrs 10 patrunize Western and
Sou,her': railroads in preference To feed
ing Eas..rn rpad> and capitalists. They
also recommend to the G.urccr> of the
valley States To adopt resolutions re-
guessing their Hcpres, rta;;,e> and Sen
;':Cr-S III Congress To support Capt. JAS.
J.. Lads ietty plan for the immediate
Improvement OF Tie mouth of the a.i>-
.issippi river
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Autumn.

Summer has flown by. like n fcer.a.g
dream. with its dry, scorcliing days. IS
it sitting nights. lis dark heavy clouds,
its vivid lightning and dcaiening pca!s
of thunder. which seemed to rend the
armament, and has been succeed
ri by Autumn. the saddest and yet the
loveiiest season Of the year-thc season
when nature is viewed in her greatest
beauty. 1t is deiightfalto clze on beau-
tilul groves with their majestic trees Of
thick foliage, masses Of ivy flowers and
leaves. The soft moss changed fru,-i rs
native green 10 4 vlr;egated white.
Trees. leaves and plants all in their w.
RED decree bear the iinge of autumn's
golden brown. What M exquisite blend
.uc of cplorS is to be seen on each leaf
in its unr;valcd shading. so wonderfully
wrought by the touch os autumn. Yes
more beautiful than all 10 behold. is the
glorious sp.endor Of the au,umnai sun
set, How beautiful is the halo of light
:hat surrounds the sun. Behold the
-i,i. Ccl,ler. ,lrapery of white with which
it h.s c.lorncd all things under its iEilu-
ence. The rivers are one mass o. spray
flaming and sparkling as if studded witt.
gems OF er,at value. The little running
brooks are shares Ci ii" suns nla"niii-
ccncc. 80 that they hecomc delicately
wrought silver chains, ~ ornament the
landscape. The birds carol their songs
Of delight rs they perch on the trees ant.
feel the bright rays of The golden "uu-
set. Too soon. alLS, have those beat
ii!ul days PASSED away; each withcrc,l
leaf has bid last a,iieu 70 lis conl;.u-
lens and fallen slowly Ia the ground so
rise no riprr Well may it be termed
the saddle: season of ;he ylar. for au-
.rmn IS the image of death, lis its gentle
approach i the messenger Cf temporary
icad to rca-ly Ill vegetable lie. Ia
Ike manner : il with us. As the flow
erS wiihcr and lie So we also fail away
from this Garth and is Ccetin~ pleas
urrS: and like the flowers which are
awakened hy the WARM breath e s,'m-
mcr. we also will awake and rise on shs
judgement day. and il we make cur
cxif from the present lie clothed in the
Spuiic>S robe of the l;c,lccmcr's right
cousucss. we shall arise more happy and
Glorious than our ion,leSt hopes, or our
most vivid imagination, can present
during our earthly pilgrimage. X.
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From Whitcsyille.
Il. ntJNILAii.
NnIrEsylLL.. Lc

NHIrEsVILL.:, December :, 50.
EDIToR REpUELICAE Il again
flourish that sarie old stick for the
purpose of iu'nrIni"g you: :.!amy
readers of the state of thing at our
place. and also 10 breath INV last fare
we'll to our friend q. L. Paul, who
ahdicatcs the editorial throne, 10 the
regret of his many friends. Now. O..
T.. Paul. ! bid You adicu: hoping, by
Your strict ailIcrancc 90 integrity and
honor. you may elicit cucomums. aS
yCu have whilst your sojoa!n with
lis of old Andrew.
We are having beautiful weather.
at present, and everyone seems TO
have received 4 new supply of vi,aii-
ty, to the disgust Of physicians, gen
orally.
Josiah TO!cs was t.irovn from n
wagon yesterday, and run ovcr. hurt
ing his arm. &c. but not serious.
\ few evenings since, we had The
pleasure Of visiting the lyceum-now
i'll full blast. at tine Stius.ey school
house. The performance opened with
a song by the "Glcr club which was
excellent. Then followed the discus-
sion of the question, which was, Re
solved, that there is i greater pleasure
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ecrrespomorrec. 6
Help for Kansas Suferers-Consti-
tutional Convention, &c.
EMPrEE PnAInlE. Mo-, Dec. ]. lS.i

ENflEL iEAlislE, NO. Dtt .. tc.i-
EDITOR REPUBLICAN Sir: Permit
me 10 give notice through tie columns
OF your wide circulated papcr. 1lIat Il
committee of swo-Nlr. James hShhaugh
and James .Eandcvent, from Paanoc
and NTiisc-rock townships. Jewci! and
Smith counties, Kansas, are here ior the
purpose Of soliciting aid and rccc:vin"
contributions for the suffering peopl. ol
the above named townships. They are
strangers here, but come well recon-
mended with the proper evidence and
seal attached to thsir raners. They are
believed TO lie honest men. and all con
tr;jutions entrusted 10 their hands VII
be properly distributed amongst those
vino are IN want. They arc receivir"
anything that any persons are willing TO
give - clothing, corn, wheat, barley,
oats, flour. and rll o.hcr produce. which
will he shipped under their care by the
railroads free of charge. Their head
quarters are ut John Shcrman'S. near
the brick sci,ool-house. So gentlemen.
wall. up and give To the poor give
what you caa, ii !. is but = pcnny-g;ye
Il freely
We sec hy y"ur rarcr that it is prob
able that We shall have convention in
this State to frame = new Constitution.
Well. We need Convention and :, new
Con -;;;ut;on about ~ much as Il cat
needs two tails. This : Democratic
measure, and the Convention will I'M
ioub:eGiy be controlled by the worst
elements Of tic Democratic party. Why
could no; tle present Constitution he
amended (or = pa.t shercoD if any por-
ton of i Is obnoxious to the pcnplc.
without Convention Certainly Is
could, and the cost oE 4 neyy Co?vcn::nG
be saved 10 tie taxpayers 81 the State,
to the trnc CT :. hundred thousand dol
lars cr more. Bit 70 air, the worst elc-
mcnts Of the Democratic party wish to
ge. a hand in .te public crib. and the
cry af reform and retrenc!Iment which
they raise is AL Il humbug; they wish and
intend tn re-adnpt the old Constitution
II near aS they can. and the Old song
vii. a-a:n hc sung by the Ii.loyal clc-
mcni "i that party. Il am Il ioyai man
YES sir; am in favor of Ia. old con>;i-
tuition ~ il vas before the war Re-
pulli"a:S loyal mcn, awake from: y"U
leihlr"y. and ler Is send two mcn from
this Senatorial District who viii stand
up and always lie found ii@h,in. for the
righ; and opposing the wrong. Let Us
send men who viii not be afraid TO
speak in that convention their trac SEN
iimcuts, and the true sentiments Of the
people Of this District. There isnl time
FOR delay. and in the event he proro-
sItiOn Tor Il Constitutional Convention
has carried, let rs ac; ut once. and pat
our candidates in tie i.ciG. The time l.
short. and but Little tine there will b.
for TIE canvass. Respectfully.
u. nONILAM.
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CLARENCE. Nc. - IN. Dec Our
ci;v WAS visited with fire Ihi, morning
which ut first ii,,p: trned to destroy o'it'
entire city. I'll. IRE originated in tho
dry goods storo of +. l.. Irwin End So;':,
sp,r;.,i 20 5ic G.u~ store "f - i;0m-
b;c..;,. The .i.cs store of Mr Vnnsel. and
the millinery establishment e Mrs. Dun
c;ln. The larger portion ri the st: cas
uf all these houses were saved Tie
depot was an fire twice, Lu; WAS SON
ext;ngui>iied. \ telegram WAS seiL -
our fire company whie.i ras responded
20. and in 81 n,inu.es after rece:ptos The
Telegram the engine. s1ro hose c;sts and
fuel cart were loaded and on tier way.
On the arrival Of the ''boys" f'e Car
cuce. Ike fire Was rrdcr snci, e1ntroi As
no, to justify them 'nlnadin@ The loss
is cs.ima,ed ut SiG,CU0. - lAiaeon Re-
publican, ID.
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The Bri6.Ie at Atchison.

ATCNIsoS. December 2.-Tfe pivot
pier of the bridge over the Missouri
river 1T this place was sunk 10 the led
rock yesterday, and work Oh the second
pier has commenced. -
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l,ub!ie sssool Column.

This column j. filed hv Z H'om Su. :. savannah
Public school, r. &. Maii->on, teacher
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BRASS BAND TEACHER.
JOHN 6. DUGAN-

DEASS BAN'1 TE CHEZ Muse arranged
ID Ia order. Also, original pieces furnished
sr request. Terms satisfactory. :.
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SOCIETIES..

~~--~~~~-~~~~--~
s,--sst., / -. %. F.-~avaGnIh I.n,igc. 10.
i. H. SIvannah, No, meets every
S-tss~T II r.SDiE ENENINh, q. Uid
Fellows Hall. ,Gorhr.I-t csrn..r
sithe fIblir lUIr-. All rI-E'i,.r- ,i tie l.I
IA goo! s!''iins, visiting i!Ie city, are uo.'.ll!
.ayiie,i 20 met with Its.
&c. MATTESON, y. g.
j. q HoSNoLr. Sec'y. =gi
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SAVANNAH DIRECTORY,

-s'-rr.,creais'i riis i.G 6-tg -rn's per line
Tor '7eg.a1, :sci-e;.5g "a" ~ 7srri ,.rd. Tsess
~" rfu-'-'isf !. fE,s c5!.flg are r.i;r5fe s,HG
SfrGirtficr;-:lS - fiEir rDr 'ir. raEIrls.
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sSEEHECAEl CARD.

~r-iERI, TifEoiT a',l ItSC AFrrt'-
4 'N-,sS "a only hr -urei. ~ .r"vcr inhsIIns
y - .liil rr:u-,ilr>. b'.in,--- ,ilii fu,.-~.
r"- N-ck aut -rS"E> head .,'iI' anu iaiiIn-s
:: " 20 49, sst.i Ter J., rIn.IcHf crrr -.il iii
~ 5,N IT, cisr.d hy 'i'.C:"Iin: i.i- caI;-c.
s-NsI. ,t!ItS sIr the mu>i ilt c'Jli anti
v. fi-:ElS-IL-.,B' Curt-i w..i-pIll
-. ni!r. Tho treatment "i rupture,
20 - T.. a S'''r..ili'. Iiu->rS q. ~ de
~ lt--.i,'ti :,i reasonable pr.rt-~ and
ovarian iH,E"-~ treated si,rt.,.---
~ az, Dr. y. =. DODGE. 10. N-,;
- q nG.i.:u. iii. D.;
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BAKERY. Nr.


=" {. >HEDl.ICk. Eagle bakery. curi,-l-
T.. TONER anl restaurant, west side 81 the
riuarr. Parties furnished on short notice. =.
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PHYSICIANS,

nR. u II. DIV ESiOkT having located in
- saw vinI.ah. oflrr> ilS professional srrV ices
:, the citizens "f savannah anal vicinity. Oicr
the sluarc-
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. AyA~DHlc.->Iyanna nah Iolrc, NJ. Il =.
SA~ Ati :. /. a 4. NJ. meets first and third
Il * Saturday III each month, -! p'c,ocS l.
\Ail brothers in good Standing are f!Lt-r-
Gally invited 'o Vi-it IL. L. ". JOY, ". VI.
r. Il MITCHELL. >-c'v.
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1uoe. to advertisements.


AnusEMKNrs-EierenhP dse-4th. 6.h. and eth columns
BANKING-HoUsks AND BANkERs-Ienm fa0e-2d COL
RsNKiso AND FIyAScI.L-Ninm Page-lth column.
HOARD AND kouns-Eiepeam fa0e-2t ana III coIumns.
BUSINESS NoTIcEs-Sirts Pd9e-lst column
CHANCES POR BUSINESS MEN-fcnh P0ge-21 coiumn'
Coal &c-Biepenta Pd0e-21 column.
CoRPoRArIoN NoTIcEs-Eiepenh PdGe-2d column.
DANCING AcADEMIEs-EighA Page 4th column
DENTISTRY Eiepeah Page-2d column
DIVIDEND Nonresident Pd0e-2i column
Day GOODS TenthId0e-Sd. AN. 6b. aud 6th columns
EUROPEAN ADvEKrlsEAENTs-Bterena Pd9e-2i col
umUe.
FIYAScIAI--Tenth Pqoe--1st and ID column.
FURNITURE-E ierehh PdQe-2t column.
HELP WANTED. Eeoenh Page-6th column =,
HORSES CARRIAGES. HARNESS. &c.-Etepenh PaQe-1u
HOUSES AND FARMS wANTED-Eierenh Page-1st col
ISsTRUcrIoy- Eighth Page-3d and 4th columns.
Law SCHooLs-EiyhH Pige-4;h column -, ,
LECTURES AND akEriSGs-EIerenh t'dge-6th ooiumn-
LOAN OFFIcEs-ELepeah Pa0e-2d column: 40 .
MARBLg AND oLATE AASTgLs-Eighta Pa0e-4th col
umn .., -,
MARRIAGES AND DEATHs-SepenM FdQe-otn anu ON COZ
MACHlSERy- Tenth Page-2i column.
Recommendations Pdge-2t column; Tioegm
fdqe-4tb 5n, ana Gu columns
MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-Elepenh Pdqe-6th column
PuLIuCAL NOTICEs-Scpe,ith Pdge-6tb column.
ZEAL ESTATE FOR SALE. ITY1bteoenm ddgsaistN COZ
JERSEY - Eleventh PaQe-lst column; COUNTRY
Eteeen1a FaOe-lst coiutnn; To ExcHANGE-Efeeenm
SALES BY AUCTION Eleventh. Page-2d column.
SAVINGS BANKs-Ienft Page-21 column. 80
SITUATIONS WANTED. MALEs-SIepenm Paoe-Sd ana fth
FEMALrs-Eierenn Page-4th. 9Th, and 9th columns
SPECIAL NoTICEs-Seccnh Pdge-6th column -
STEAMERS ocEAx-Eighh Page-4th and Sth columns
STATIONERY -Eiepenta Pdge-2i column
TRACHBRs-E,ysth Pd0e-4in column.
THE TURF-E,epenN PIQe-6tn column.
TO LET. CRY PKorgarr-Bierenta Page-lst column y
BROoKLYN-Btepenth Pagc-lst column; COUNTRY
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TILE LATERAL CANdLS.

Several of the journals published in the in
terror cities are making strong appeals to their
readers to vote against that amendment which
permits the Legislature to sell the Black River
and other nOn-prOductive lateral canals They
assume that permission to enact that these
canals shall be sold is equivalent to their sale,
and that their dsuse as canals is equivalent
to their destruction as feeders. We have no
idea that the Legislature will ever legislate to
cut off any supplies of water which are needed
for the trunk canals, but the necessary sup
plies of water can and should be obtained
without the maintenance of navigable canals
with scores of expensive locks, with their
lock tenders and toll-gatherers.
To the water of the Black River or Genesee
Valley nobody has any objection, but the peO-
pie of the Black River and Genesee Valley
have no more use for an expensive canal than
they have for dOuble-track railroad. They
are entirely in the wrong when they ask the
people of the rest Of the State to appropriate
hundreds of thousands of dollars year to
maintain canals which do not return one dol
lar for ten which is sunk in them. They might
as Justly ask the rest Of the State to clOthe
and feed them. We trust that the heavily
taxed citizens of Albany, Buffalo, Brooklyn,
New-YOrk, and of the towns and counties
generally, will vote to give the Legislature
this power. If the friends of these canals cam
not save them in the Legislature they ought
not to be able to defeat this amendment. We
no more need rotten canals than we do rotten
boroughs, or an established church. Away with
them,
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BADLY LED.

1t is somewhat unusual to get the first news
of party defeat from the organs of the de-
feated party before the election. But Mr.. Ros-
zoe Conkling, in his ringing and cleyer speech
In Brooklyn last Friday, virtually gave up the
fight. and the Presidents own especial mouth
piece in Washington had a distressing nervous
attack on Saturday, in which it lets out the
painful truth that there are disgust and dis
satisfaction on every side that the Republi-
/" can majority of nearly one hundred in the
elective branch of the Government seems
likely to be blOtted OUT The organ INDUCES
in strain of double loaded military anguish,
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Nesu!1ork Dailp Gribmate.
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1874.
TRIPLE S III E E Il

The second election for member Of the French Assem-
bly, from Pas-deClals will probably result in Bona
partst success Negotiations are said to be pend
ing for an armisioe between the Carsts and the Re-
publican forces Spain. 80 secretary OF Count
Won Arnim said have been this county with the
documents for which the Count is held responsible
The election In Louisiana takes place today large
number OF names OF white voters have been stricken
from the regstra lists by Keoggs officials, and
every effort being made to the election for the
Republicans. Ii an address at Springfield Mass.
Saturday evening, Speaker Blaine charged that the
Democratic party did not support the Fourteenth
Amendment aud that the Baltimore Convention In
1917 exponent OF the party. = In the Safe
Burglary trial the examination Of Michael Hayes was
concluded. - The Department estimates for appro-
priaions will be fully $4,000 900 less than last year.
The Protestant Episcopal General Convention adopted
the amended canon Rtualism, voted down the pro-
posed Baptismal rabrc, and authorized shortened
form OF service - Moonstone, Mlldew, shylock.
Girl Of the Period, and Trouble were the winners at
Jerome Park. - TIE Board OF Estimate and Appor-
Torment cut down the municipal budget TO o359S9 80
Anthony ]. COmstock was dangerously assaulted
BY man whom he was taking to jail 60. Gold, llOt.