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CUR GREATEST NEED.

W. sain'i the time las about arrived for oG1
railroad y Teas. We do not mean that
there shodid 30 Hor7y meetings, imposing
| speeches, and tue customary meaningless ana
useless contabuation about railroads, but I.
real, earnest and persistent effort to bald !,
road to some poin, il I-yas tAa. may be
decided upon rs the best for al
| interests. We feel assured that could
1.r Charles Morgan bo disentsnsi led
| from tie msshes q That net which
was SO cunningiy and with sacA infAte decoi.
woven about him by the men WHO piEndercd
the 5 ate ander tho false and most Injurious
prosensa Of building railroad to Teas that
he would on lis own account, or in con-
nee.iN. With our oaa people, commence at
once the extension OF lis B-4shear road
70 tile Texas line. HIS hands have been tel,
however, temporarily Is least, ard un.l the
courts Of tie land restore to him the prop
e-;y and franchises which were obtained Gotl
him BY fraud, he cln no. move il the matter
OF bai!lins j loal, Al enterprise il when lie
i, wo are sure, ,45st anxious To embark.
i appears to u, however, that il view Of
tha vest importance 10 The city Of New
orlean3 Of 5Li5 ROAD, il view d Tie
fact that i.at across the Sabine is
q land OVERLOOKING with riches, aua pe9ple
anxious 10 trade with us ana il viea- q t. 6
cheapneso ana case with which {. railroad cAn
DO built, that thare should be some grand,
concerted movement 81 tie whole people,
Irrespective cf politics TO achieve tais great
good, II which every man, woman and
oAi.d ii tie city j. yitaliy interested. and
in which every interest il the city is
involved. the Mere announcement that
4 railroad p Texas wa, begun Il
sober earnest would cause an ID
crease Of twenty-five, perhaps fly per
cent, in real estate, and it does seem to Is |
TIN. or owners OF real est.te ana our capi |
ttlisfs generally on ~. TO lelEz. this fact
more fally than tAsy 90.
Vii go. some Of or s5,id llel mo7e IN
this m4aer2 VIII 10. 1t. Burnside, -. |
Bacln,r, IT.. I44.cltcrl. 9Ir. Howard, LII. |
isradisA Johnson. Ms Hi. Nj. Baldwin and
o.ber gentlemen AZ wealth who az deeply I
ia the prosperity Of New 0sleans,
rame forward ana propose practical lae-.ol
-or tde ra Eratlan e. tEis mreh NEEDED Z
itt a4agaa. -GA1v necessary saWay 10
ArAes.
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THE OPERA NEXT WINTER We invite at
sen.ion to the cara Of AIr. Plac;de Canonge,
published elsewhere this morning, announc-
ing hi intention OF il king another effort to
give u an opera ns -. winter. Few theatrical
enterprises have proved rsuunerative this
year, not only n tins ei-y, bal even IN the
North. Mr.. Canonge Las been peculiarly I'M
fortunate, the want Of a;ieqaate support and
the heavy expenses OF such numerous corps
Of musicians. singers and bullet performers
as be brought over las al! having compelled
him 10 give up the management and 70 turn
over the Opera House t, an association Of he
artists lately under his management. H
nov ie. i encouraged ~ assurances of sup
port tens.ered to Kim to renew the effort, and
we can only add thai lie has our best wishes
ii the prosecution IF Ais plans.
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THAT TIDAL WAVE.

/, Editor New Orleans Bt.!IG..E !:
| Maybe you. reporter VINO got of that TIDAL
wave hoax thinks Il very nice 70 fool peo2ie
ana spoil their breakfast by telling them the
Lake has dried up, and if they will 60 out
there they can see wrecks and skulls and
green monsters lying around loose. say
nay-te he thinks !: very nice, but thin k
liflrrei ty. It's taking mean advantage OF
ones trusting nature, aud sometimes gets PEG
pile into trouble. I'm afraid it BIAS 6ot M
into trouble, or made me appear at a disad-
| vantage before andy whom l vas trying
to maze favorable Impression. We were
sitting at the breakfast table this morning,
tilking on Indifferent uniectS, when the Bull
LETT. was brought in and handed 20 M.
immediately on opening 1t saw that report
er's story about .he Lake.
I rsad the whole miserable thing through
to The company and then remarked as folded
the paper. that the account was, no doab+, a
itt.e yas ,erated, but I guessed was trGe il
the main, as we al knew The moon did affect
the tides, ttc., and that very probabIy the
storm va hal last night was caused by the
moon in some way; didn't explain how, but
threw out the idea which was eagerly seized
Gu and discussed b. my LISTENERS We all
believed /. because Ahu Meajid had said t
and We lad confidence III bis opinlon; We
believed il Because the reporter hal said It
was true, ana we III asht repor ers told the
truth: and ii tl.ara was anything wanting 10
c3l firm our belief We we've ilv.ted to 20 GU
to tno bake and see for ourselves
O4e OF do gentlemen Al at he table ven
tured to vonaer 1t The reroret i, temerity IN
driving 70 sae out ipto the lake, Lut he was
IRON pty sieaced by lis being explained 10
ain ,ha;, OF oout:e, If tie wafer hpd started
back it woGid only have carried the reporter
before il a1l have deposited htm safe and dry
ID tue shore, tn.t it might have dao9ned III
c.,m47l, Int go one ever .ieati 81 4 reporter
being niOlled by ye.tcr None hia the bold
ne-s 10 hiat !. dcubt # his entire belief IN tie
story after tlu, 70 We all determined tc 10
ana sae the wafer when it returned this after
noon at 4 III o'cioab; w were going & liale
earlier, for We wanted t. see the skulls and
t.ii1cs. aud several among the gentlemen
.a3llz.nt they would Ike 70 bring back rs 4
nl4f..tr.to . small vrac.,. OF some. hing Of tnas
sort.
| sid nothing. b.. secretly determined
would secure ons of the green mons r.;.
one If The ladies -ll IS her Is vas atiaid The
Returning, waye might overt Ike end dro Z II ~,
but assured Her thst VS. a GOOD swimmer.
ala that [ caul,. wish tue greatess ease
bling her sais 70 shore 10 case anytl.f Z 81
the sort shout, oacur. iIaf.a reporter doesn't
know what It is to 81 thanked by such eyes
~ hers, OF u woala nos have been cold
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FIRE IN ALGEERS.
Loss Five Thousand Dollars.

Atl0o'cio Friday nighta fire originated il
the r of Of 3lr. james Doyle's residence, on
Ei,uira street, Algiers, and spreading rapidly
soon consumed the entire building. The
house vas two-story frame. The fire then
extended ID the adjoining house, owned by
Mr.. Henry AIKEN and at the time occupied by
several cclored families.
This vas coasu ned and continuing, the
h,,aes onveloped ani destroyed the resi-
dencc Of Mr. james Klein.
The property destroyed WIS valued At
5000 there being 9 partial Insurance upon
1t. The properly Of II. Doyle vas insured
IN the Merchants Insurance Company for
$500, and that Of lIr. Klein il the same
company Tor $1,000.
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n9. =. d. +. CsRrsei, II. ~, K. z. Z. :
author c5
HiEH00D, MEDICAL ESSAYS or
aI4aETaGE, lTG.

H4la returning lie s,acaT9 tLG.s9 Sc =.
iurl oroas patients ii 1.er- Q aane, a-4 tao g:
i4,ent Southern country, fot the tielterpr aFi
i5-.cas Ct their confidence ana estson xa59.yay
by aira, desires to announce t.iat
- Will Ll,AyI. THIS CITY ON TZ-a EIl.,.
DAY OF NAY NEXT
r. San Francisco, Ca, where liz asa bushes
.0.eroes, - protect. aad which VIII .4quire hi.
presence theHe fo- the neXt $40 yeare. Or. C.,
liz would eueeos. 20 those who iat1nl sae{iu.
biz professional services, 70 10 80 AZ as tar!y
iste 90 possible ana enable him 10 mark ttls rs
grasa q each patient. ona personal in&araiss
i sufficient 70 form . CORRECT lsagnosis 81 Ia
aost diaicult case, vLioa caz subsequently +,
'.ryiod On " letter.
Dy. CURTIS has dogatad hir.se.- lor per;of
-aiicing over twenty years. and adopted Is. ii,
sssejgltiss tbs Jrastner. and cure Of
NERVOUS ND PHYSICAL. DEBILITY,
szLerstai vitality, rrernatuge Decline, aeuse.
y the system. &nd such general functional is
ranger an:s 50 spring from the s.b .7e causes, G.
re Incident to on enervated an dealeted car1
inn Of the oreans. and nay b C9EFiTTH-ze
silly consulted as heretofore At ;l.a z9.:z
20. 0 Rampant street, Be:weep f,aanj ga
tu-:o:rhoasr streets
Dsly frorz. 70 !. H. t. } 7. NJ. CT FROM 70 g
=. On S1Gdavs, Il 70 2. 81, only.
The Medical li.aes save: "pr. Curtiss eyTtef
= urea tlaeIlt, the ra:t of tTeatr year, sqecs
III pre eticc 1ia;4 rom al others II general uts
srd comuleni4 itsa'F TO tbs aifiicred IL lie q.
trte source q >-.isf Many cases pr9Eauncod 8
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Be sure to buy
Be sure 70 buy
Chances il the next drawing
Chances in the peXt drawing
Louisiana State Lottery.
Louisiana State Lottery.
A magnificent opportunity
A agnitican. opportunity
To reGiZo fortune
70 reAl,ze furiuue.
Cool for hot t,ay-Shadiues.
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4
s. HERNsEEIM & BRO,
90, II g. % GraviH street,
IMPORTERS oF HAVANA CIGARS
And
LEAF TOBACCO.
We beg leave to call attention TO cur stock q
manufactured
CHEWING md SMOKING ToBAccos.
which Is the largest and best assorted ever offer
ed in the city.
We arc agents for the following Manufacturers
and have full line Of their goods n store, which
we offer to the trade as law as cau BE bor8h i,
| my market:
J. II. & c. G.. Holland, Daavii1e, Ta.,
Burton y Cosby,
O J. Gregory& Co., Richmond, Vs..
D. C Mayo 4 Co.,
Manufacturers Of the celebrated Mar and
Slack Tens.
J. Is. PAGES celebrated sam 1iboa!ss Twist
Tens.
NcCorAle & Bowman, Lynchburg, Va,
G. VI. Smith, Lynchburg, Va,
Jno, ". Carroll's celebrated Lone Jack.
The Morris Manufacturing Co,npanys cels
srated Eureka Durham Smoking Tobacco.
We are The propyietors of TIE celebrated
BLACK HORSE SMOKING TOBACCO
Tor the Mexican and West Indies market.
Pennsylvania and Havana Leaf Tobacco tol
cigar manufacturing purposes.
Domestic cigars in af styles and qualities.
A f,ll assortment Of imported cigars Of tue
well known brands:
LA ESCEPCI0N,
La REPUTATION,
INTELLIGENTEs,
GOLDEN EAGLE.
=. EEGNsisEIM s. n3o.,
rs Gu ~ So II and rs Grsvisr ST
l.. Girot,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
No. IL Camp street,
las Just received complete and varied stock of
imported
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.
the finest aad mo-t tastettiy selected assortment
ever brought to tins city. vi ca to Offers
For Cash
at The very lowest ard most reasonable rates
He has also received full asso- tnlent of
SPRING AND SUMMER READY MADE SUITS,
AMI IS prepared 70 til orders promptly AID faith
tally Mr. Giro IS !lis own CUTTER. and there ia
uona .lorc accomplished. inbii IN
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NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 4, 1915.
4 -.EEIBAIUhn RALLY.

attained, /. IFn tree suffrage Was everywhere
conceded, apd when tree speech VIZ ~,
~Aere deaie'' men "e irair - -ayo; =
lamar a3d GORDON can speak IN New II mp
stlire, IA \ c4s-ity for further appeal to the
loyalty If tre ORTIZ will have ended. ohell
Ven, 49, ~ ~ 49,. h,'1vo'I Tia Enr,h a7j
r.. s,,tf 5. ,sa,,fl pree lie North to Hold
lfe po'ic.., up@cr a. the gi.aranty Of sate'y
and properly TO com 8ec'i ,hs'
SErh ID rart Of the brief telegraphc report
If spcech Liale by the Hon. J. G. u alne, at
New H4Tqa. Conn, April 2, before Ierub-
fcan meeting.
Tho speech was SO lined az 10 reach al
vsaaers of newa papers in the State on the eve
af tbs State nd Congressional election next
,Feek. The brief summary which readers Of
tie Hr1LrrIS tlye seen shows that he aims to
Zeal un ETH disc naions il Tie Republican
sarty; that ty j. ia accord with the majority
ID tho l4st DO, gres,, that lie sympatlizes
asth The Go1tlern policy Of Grant ana his
adviser. .aa. IT'D il anxious tEat the omancI-
g.,ed negroes Of The South shou.d sill be
retained as lie stock -in-trade Of the Espubii-
s.a,, ,art,, the lAcmo Of all tilsir Laransues
and eae,ys. ;ae source Of all tloir enthusiasm
aud the.t nain dependence ia every contin-
ssencv
Siuch d raring call to the Republicans Of
Connecticut, Eyw England and tie North is
not surpTi5Il;, even from tho genial, &C ;oHl-
ptished ana .5la Speaker Blaine. the pride
ana boast II lis party, who lacks nothing bnt
x.ornl courage TO enable hlnl to lead, control
and champion tho better three-foUrths Of his
party. Even at date as remote as the
sapreme trinl Ct strength between Democrats
supporting Buchanan and Eree-Soi.crs sup
porting Ffata ont, il vas clearto every thought
fai student 0f American politics that the oppo-
asnis Of AlaTery would never " content as
song AZ anything could be demanded for the
negro 0n ono side, which tho people Of
&outheyn States should refuse 70 yield on the
sfher.
For years before. but especially since that
4sEie, the opponents OF the Democratic party
aud the enemies Of the South have brought
che negro to the front by every practicable
means ohd Ga III occasions. The emblem OF
She party vas the national banner cross-batred
9Th broad, deep lines OF black The Federal
mantle, heirloom Of the Wing party, was as
same'i by the Republicans. and they inner
4ted much from the same source winch the
lifetime opponents of Democracy were rot
willing 70 transfer to their ancient enamies,
many sounding slogans many sPecioas mot
Gnes, many fruitful ISSUES many ambitious
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f.nE'isa trayetcr - y he ST NJ 20 horse
- ui, cropped from bis htcN p9yEets." Ia
- 5!2e4t94-.. fg; hoS coll IL It'll r5erl FL
tap le5s,-n Third III go. lo
Z lJt Ell Eat M 2 horse pls-o.si r. meant ,'so
81. ~ L-.t :.
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The crsto o. ,ating fish On Fridays and
I'll Etnt II derived tom the I'D pagan notion
saas d-h we're cred to Aphrodttr. TAG foam.
eoru god uni 10 til Roman Venus.
Gsnse IT. e>t2u re e. tux ii-l o. Fri
aay, tha tA7 ot Freea, nni IL 5 a.. the
season SACRED - the goddess 81 love.
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THIS Hotel has since 1e5a been the leading Hotel
in the South AID is now better prepared 70 OF 4rtaia
guests than al any period since its opening.
Tho proprietors have spared no expense IN fitting
up the House. ard both as 70 furniture and the ar
engagements Of the culinary department it is I'M
rvalod
Transient visitors will lal the ST. Charles the
most delightful DIS vel as the central Hotel in
the city. rh'7 If
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FERTILIZERS! FERTILIZERS !!

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FERTI!iZEIe FOX ORANGE AND FRUIT
TREES.
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LAWYERS and doctors are the pensioners Oh
mems i4ti.lAttes.
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viii send the following articles bv mail re gstered
recnip, Of prize: Cola Cola" Rutton5 81 l. re
SIZE a 80 cold Studs - 80 . - & ii Sleeve But
tons g 80 to 30, Keys that wind any Watch 5octs
nh2l In
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CIV Idces, 1915.
Department of Financc, City Enl!,

NEW ORLEANS March 49, 1875.
The tax bills OF 1e.5 ady for delivery this
Office. Tax PAYERS viii be sliowed for prompt pay
ment. per cent discount from date to 25th March
1915 inclusive per cent discount from 2lst to 3sl
March, Is ). inclusive, per cent discount from st
April to 3otil April l-75 inclusive.
ED. PILSBURY,
mkt; IF AGmnstI atOr
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CANTON afATTItGS in various STYLES.
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS. from % GEMS yard up.
WINDOW SHADES and COHNICLS new patterns.
CARPETS OF all Ii u.s.
PRICES Low.
rli?3 I'm SuWeaF'r
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
I'D
TIE TrTN Ggg.
KIN & l. o.,
ljs Canal street 16s
Are now receiving new
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Neyerw St4 time. health or friendship.
White jaana rawe. ~ cents : pair, at Leigh
t7i4- zoe canal street
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Cool for hot day Shadules.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-09
From AmazOnIa.
AMAZoNIA, April 18th, 1875.

AMAzoNIA, April 18th, 1875.
Ed. REpUELICAN:-Thc election
| is over and tie Democratic party
holds the winning cards in Lincoln
/ township.
Everybody and "the rest of man
kind" indulge i'm the gardening mania.
Joseph Brecchc>, or Bridges, is a
young German in this vicinity, but
young Is he is he knows that man
was made TO mourn. y few wears
since he was skilltul enough to ampu-
tate three or four fingers in Il straw
cutter; Il few days since he performed
secondary operation by shooting off
two of the same fingers with an old
revolver. Not satisfied with this. he
undertook, la Nallandingham. to
show how he did it, and succeeded,
for he shot off another finger. Now
he is happy.
Our school exhibition drew to the
extent of $23,25, for the benefit of the
school library. Another will be re-
hcarscd soon.
The voters in this school district
are in the habit of voting q tax Of $50
annually, for the support of the H.
brary, and ut the late election the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-09
& Correspondence.
From Rochester.
April Sd, 1875.
r VI. L.

ED. EEPUBLICAN:-The last few
davs Of sunshine and gIadness leads
us to realize that 'the spring time
has come, gentle Annie" and with
the approach of another season of na-
turc's wearing Of the green we are
led TO realize that the past winter has
10 us all been one Of alternate sun
shine and shadow, of Joys and Sor-
rows. Might We not hope that the
lives Of all mankind might ever be As
bright and clOudlcSS aS Is this bcauti-
ful hp:i. day? But could we wish it
ALWAYS so. Could our lives and our
records be pure and acceptable, with
out the sorrows and trials Of life to
purify ones thoughts. @n;, learn Us
dependence upon His wisdom who
doeth all things well, Could we wish
our lives all joy and @iadnesS with
more proTTiety than we could each
day all sunshine?
On Sunday, March 2Sth. the dedi-
cation sermon Of the new Cumberland
PRESBYTERIAN Church Of this village,
was preached by the Rev. j. NJ. lii
Ter. The Lav was bright and lovely
in the extreme, as if nature was do
iu0 her utmost 10 assist III The WyGrk
of deiicating to Almighty God a
house Of worship III Rochester. y
large crowd was in attendance, many
persons coming from. distance to
take part in the exercises. ~ the
conclusion of the services an c..oTt
was made to raise sufficient fumes by
subscription to free the house from
III! cncuiabrances. Rev. ,ii:l2I labor
ed hard to accomplish this end, and
with such satisfactory results that
the entire amount was raised with
the exception Of about q hundred dol
lars. At meeting held tie next
evening the balance Of the money was
raised. the new church was declared
free from debt, then followed the for
NAL dedicati0n-and Rochester for
the first time in her history had Il
church. May it exert @ beneficial
influence upon the village and sur
rounding country, and long may it
stand as monument of the enter
prise and liberality of the inhabitants
of the Independent Province.
Election next Tuesday. We MOTTO
ed several candidates getting out
their little boats preparatory to a
-oyage up Salt Creek. Should we
90, we are cheered by the assurance
that we will be met with out-stretch-
ed arms and heartily welcomed By
OUR FRIENDS of the Fusion ticket
who preceded us on voyage up this
famous stream last fall. We don't
want to go however, and unless 'vo-
ted to co so, propose staying i'll
these parts all summer.
Pr ETOR.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-09
From the st. Joseph Herald, 9Th.


Early yesterday morning the streets
were rife with the reports of terri
trains on the Burlington and Mis-
souri, River Railroad near Tyrone.
Iowa, and a reporter for the Herald
set about asccrtaining the facts in the
case as far as possible, and sitting
might appear to be reliable, with the
following result
1t seems that by an arrangement
between the three great lines of rail-
way running east from Omaha, Il
through train is run to Chicago Oh
alternate Saturday evenings, making
a Saturday train OF each road once i'll
three weeks. As a result of this az
ran@ement. the Saturday train is the
heaviest of the week, usually consist
inc of seven and often eight or nine
cars. On Saturday 1t was the Bur-
lingtOn and Missouri River roads
turn, and the train left Council Bluffs
early i'll the afternoon as usual. This
train should meet the west bound EX-
press at Abba. about midnight, but
being little behind time, telegrphed
orders to Tyrone, station nine or
ten miles west Of Abba, for it to take
the side-track and remain there until
the west bound train should pass.
For sOm0 reason, whether through
negligence or some unavoidable acci-
dent, we are unable to say, these Or
ders were not properly delivered, and
the train pulled cut from Tyrone eX- -
pccting to make its regular meeting
point as usual. 1t had proceeded
some distance and was under full
headway, running about thirty miles
an hour, when upon rounding curve
the headlight of the other train,
another heavy express, running at full
speed, was deserted, and an instant
after there was
a FEARFUL CRASH,
and locomotives, cars, baggage ana
passengers were mingled i'll one COM
mon ruin. The engines were so driy-
ell together and into each other that
the wreck of one could scarcely be
distinguished from the other. and the
cars were many of them literary de-
the bottom being knocked
out of one in one instance and the
body thrown entirely over the one ill
front of it. Those
INSTANTLY KILLED,
were Mr.. Miller, conductor; Mr.. Gar
dener, express messenger; a baggage
man and All employe of the express
neither of whose names we
have been able to learn. We were
also informed that one of the engin-
GERS had both legs severed, and that
fireman was supposed to be mOrtaliy
wounded. No passengers werh Killed
though large number are SAID to be
injured. several OF them it is feared
LA1Ek.
Since writing the above we learn
t hat the fireman was also killed. max
inc five i'll all. No hope was enter
tanned of the engineers recovery. We
also learn that a freight train was at
Tyrone, and upon the discovery OF
the fact that the orders had not been
the engineer and conductor
detached the engine and proceeded at
full speed to overtake the train, but
were unable to dc so in time.
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VoI' ~. No 25.

Roanoke and Chariton--To be sup
piled by W Edwards.
Fayette-AleX. Hubbard.
C~lumbia-James Collins.
Sturgeon-To be supplied by E. Coop
er.
Richland-J. F. Taswen
Brunswick-To be supplied by J.
Evans.
TRANSFERS.
TT Bryant, transferred to Illinois
Conference.
H. l.. beardsley, to Colorado Confer
encc.
Edwin Buck. to Nebraska Conference.
A. W. Deshfer, to Des Moines Con-
terence.
Abner Williams, to Minnesota Con-
ference.
Is. \. Washburn, to Colorado Confer
ence.
{. S. Cooper, to Iowa Conference.
l.. '. Morton. to Kansas Conference.
G. IL. Stocking, to Erie Conference.
L. W. 5. Peck, to New York Confer
encc.
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CHEAP FARM FOR SALE.

Of one hundred and twenty acress
about nine miles northeast from Savan-
nah. and six miles North of Rochester.
f'iltv-five acres in cultivation, thirty
acres of it fresh land, balance in timber.
\ good log house and frame kitchen,
stable and other outhouses, and small
orchard For further information apply
To \. j. Deshazo, Savannah, Mo.
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