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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

The Republicans OF New York
have set All example worthy of imita-
ton by their political brethren every
where. In nominating candidates
for State officers yesterday they Sc
lected the very best men they could
find, and not tail off with scalaWag
p0lIcal hacks Il ticket headed with
respectable names, as is so often the
case. The first names on the ticket
are Hon. Frederick w. Seward, the
oldest son of the late William IL. Sc
ward, for Secretary of State. and
Gen. Spinner, late Treasurer Of the
United States. for State Comptroller,
and the last name Oh the ticket Is
that Of the Rev. Il. /. Ives, one OF the
best known Clergymen and phiIan-
thrOpistS of that State, who was
nominated for State Prison Inspec-
Tor. 1t would be very difficult to find
better men for those offices than the
mes named. The wisdom and good
sen; sc exhibited By the convention,
will insure the success Of the Repub-
lican party of New York at the polls
III November.
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.MOrtGu6e Sale.

yTyHEREAS, MARGARET CIiECKLEY and
w William thcrkicy, by their certain HUrt-
rage Decd, bearing date the l2'h day III NUEcll-
be-. IS12, and Recorded IN the ltrC0rt!cf' Office
of Andrew county, State of Missouri, in Book
p. at Page IS, conveyed 10 Henry M~u>r,tle fol
lowing described real estate, situate N the
county of Andrew, and state Of Missouri, that
j. L. say: Let No. four, %. III block N".tWen-
~. GH), in the City Of savannah, IL the county
and state aforesaid, which said CONVEYANCE wis
made to secure the payment OF Il certain pr"lnis-
sorry note in said Mortgage Deed particularly
described,
And, whereas, sand note and part Of thc inter
r~I thereon remains du" and unpaid. Now.
therefore, in pursuance al the provisions OF SAID
Mortgage Deed, and at the TcGucetGi the legal
holder OF SAID note, /, the undersigned, Si@rIl
Of Andrew county. Missouri, Will, on
1Eouday, the 1871 day Of Octobcr, 1873,
between The hours of nine o'clork in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of that
dav, at the South door 0fthc Court House. In the
City of savannah, county OF Andrew, state u
Missouri, proceed 10 sell the above dp>crib {;
real estate AT public sale 10 She highest hltirr,
for cash in hand, for he purposes IN sad Mort
gage Deed set fnr.h.
l.. d. CARTER, Sheriff
OF Andrew County, No.
Spntcmhpr Il. JS-J-uo lS-II.
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Guibord's Body.

If st. Peter and his angelic cohorts
have as tough Il wrestle to secure the
immortal remnant of poor Guibord as
his friends in the flesh have experienced
in the effort to give him Il Christian bur
ial, the Montreal painter is getting Sc
verely bounced. Guibord died nearly
six years ago, and his body was refused
admittancc to a Catholic burying
ground ut Montreal because he belong
ed to 4 literary society to which the
bishop was opposed. and the members
of which society were accommodated
from the church. Guibord's friends car
ried the case through several courts, UNI
Ill finally the Queens Council, the high
est authority, was reached, and it was
decided that the body might be buried
in Catholic consecrated ground. Many
thousand dollars were spent by the Lib
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eral Canadian Catholics on the one side,
and the Church on the other, in long.
protracted. and frequently appealed law
suits. But the former were victorious,
and 4 week ago to-day was the day set
apart for transferring the body Of Gui-
b"rd from Ii" Protestant cemetery,
where i, has lain. to one consccrated by
the church Of which the deceased wa Il
member. This resulted in Il riotou- de
monstration which prevented the inter
memt OF the body "a proposed, and ii
was returned /" the Protestant yault,
and the funcra! Indefinitely postponed.
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Let Every Farmer Read.

The trainers of the constitution
oon to be voted on seem 10 think the
country need no schools. The law as
framed bears much heavier ON the
country than towns. Farmers, find
out the assessment Of your district,
and then get four mills On the dollar,
and that will tell you the money YOU
can raise. But We suppose the wise
men that framed the constitution
thought the children Of poor country
farmers didn't need any schooling
anyway. Let every man who desires
to see his children educated: let every
man who desires to see our state
settle up with an Intelligent, indus
triouS population, see that the new
constitution is voted down.-Noda-
way Republican.
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YyTHEREAS, BENJAMIN +. WYATT, 81
w hi, nart@agc deed, ,l,tr,i The E.lrvont.'
,lay Of April, l>1.3, ana rrr"Gric'i IN i;""k =, on
- - 80. in The Land .sucrl't> al Aii'iirW com
f. Missouri conveyed to Jonathan VI. Cobb.
the follow .ng described real estate, lying ana
brii- in Andrew county, state 81 Missouri TO-
The :,utheast quarter of the Northwest quar-
fct. Of section No. tWcntv-SIE, (2i,) IN township
30. Sky, 60 of Rang 80. thIly-SiA' ['',1
cuUtain!HT forty acre, cAcrI't oiI'-ioui'll 81 -:
ac.c oul Of In" Southeast coritt 10, N''r'"i
F,I,c purposes: which said culNeyan'c w
mad. To secure The payment OF / certain prom
! !s-0ry noe in said m"rtSa@t ure't ue''ilut"i ~
Whicn the said i;rNi,mln +. WYATT "Ttt'i -
pav 10 said Jonathan NJ. trnD, Sven I'uh"Ic"
md iS.Blv-,wo ami Gj-IO1ih collars, twelve
! months after said Ilth day OF HHfll, tN"5' WIN
interest from date "a Inc rate OF yen l'"trth,' i"l
annlun. with siIpu!atioustlial II the interest was
not paid annually II sAnUit pcai inc Sa"ici'c v
interest a. the principal. uoriIas
And, whereas, said mortgage '"c'' lIo''t!1
! that If said note shall not be well ana Hui! i,n'
arcordium to tn. tenor and effect thereof that me
saudi N. Cobb. OF his legal representatives, OF
! at Tie request of the legal holder % Hd!t n"'e tH'
then acting sheriff of Andrew county, hloH"u-
ri, may proceed 10 sell the rrai cota'e 'h'irl'
described or any part thrreofand with me pro-
| crc,ls ofsaid sale pay oil ami discharge Sald
note. d.,
And, whereas, default has been made IN the
payment OF said note.
%nw therefore. in pursuance Of the provisions
ofsaid mortgage deed and by VIRTUE oil the pow
cr therein contained, anu TO me SNtn' =, tW
undersigned, Sheriff. Oh Andrew c"uh'i' ~ IL
State of Missouri, at the REQUEST "tJ. Nj. IoDo'
the legal owIrrand ho!de OF sait NOTE VIII on
Wednesday, OctoJer2oM, 4. D. 1919.
,t the south door Of the Cont House, in the city
| of savannah, county Of .:Andrew, and State of
Missouri, between the hours 81 nine O'CLOCK III
| the forenoon and five O'Clock In The afternoon OF
that day, procrcd to sell the real estate above
! ,IescrihtI af public ~vcntuc, to the highest bit-
der. for cash in hand, for the purpose OF paying
| oil and satisfying said note;
of Andrew county, Missouri.
September 18th, lS15-30d.
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Patrick Conrov. Valentine Bcaher
and Moses I!ine, the Commissioners
OF Schuylkill COUNTY. Pennsylvania.
have been convicted Of neglect and
corruption in the discharge OF their
duties. They were each sentenced
last week to pay fine Of Thousand
dollars and to suffer two years I'M
~prisonmcnt. They will have to return
lhc stolen money to the county. 1t
is said that thcrr is considerable CX-
element III political circles about
P~ottSyillc over the sentences Of these
corrupt officials. who were conveyed
TO prison from the court house. Al
ter ali, reform is not u thing 10 be
played with, rs more dcnaagOgUca
NAV find 10 their cost.
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Cur Cod and Silver Crop.

The cold aud silver product ii the
Tn;,.d States in 1874 was 80, 10000.
0ttHi~ California furnished G,3t1.1DD;
Nevada 50. ij5. 600: Colorado %i,I@l.-
900: Montana S".43J,oUO; ana Idaho
%i.N>v,.r We exported nearly the
whole Of this p~roluc, abroad to pay ior
what We imported. We Sometimes
,taltrr ourselves iltat L gold ansl silver
mines mc Il most important SouGcr OF
wealth. bat il We compare their yield
with that of some other products, the
mistake will lie detected. Car cora
crop : worth four times our cold and
silver crop; our wheat crop FIVE times
aS much; our cotton crop u t,l;n
inrec times a mtch. ana olr hay loUr
tine, Il, much. California j. called lie
Golden STATE, 5Ut with al. lis Gold al
silver products it would be 4 poor %."jc
but fer its wheat crop. CALIFORNIA; -
ricUiture j. a nuch more prolific SQUIRE
OF wealth tIIlu lis mines.
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If the Indian Ring, the Whisky
Ring, the Canal Ring. and few more
Rings, are broken, the rich thieves
put i'll prison and made dlsgor9e
their plumber and the political at
mosphere purified by a revival OF
honesty in office, we may hail the
year 1876 as the birth-year of a sec
Ond independence.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

NTOTICEISIIEREBYG VENTHAT
~ will meet the taxpayers OF M
drew county, Missouri, at the follow Hlg
times and places, for the purpose OF re-
c-iEiu~ the taxes due on the Tax Books
lor the year 1870, to-Wit:
Mobrrly's Mil, Monroe Township, September
Is, II, and i.
itochr,trr, Bochc>tcr Il,., Sept. Is, l.. and Is.
Flag SPRINGS, Empire Up, sept. ~. n and =.
Whllc-vih', Plat" Up, Sypi. y, p, "n" -
tn-rH'I! I:tnt"n Up, sept. - nnt =.
iiol,koW Benton Up, sept. -.
Clay G inter-. Clay Up. sept 81, land oct. l and2 ,.
Fillmore, jackson Up, Oct. !, :, alo, ).
NnoHomia, II""oln lip. oct. II. =, and j..
Bcc.rr school House, Jefferson Up October II,
u. and il.
COfInans School House, Washington TIP, Oct.
Il, 10. ana "a
and thereafter 1t my Office - savannah.
". y. ALLEN.
Collector of .tndrcw County, 80.
savannah, August 18th, lS.5.
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:. 12TV. 1919
Sherjt@7s safe inter Deco
Of Trust.

yyyIIEPEAS William u. Clark and
w Flora i. Clark, hi vile, by their Ger
Tim deed of Tru~t dated the 18th 'tay 81
june. AID. ISL, ana rccprtn" IL the tcc"r'tcr'7
ofi., Of Andrew county, !Hr&r @latr oi hI$>"H-
ii. ON the 81 pagr at Record Book No. =, COZ
y.y.I Tie iylinWiHs described Real tatat" To-
Wit: ,,
\ strip Of ground nin"ty-tiv" 90 feet IN width
ont the. north end al i,I- NJ. one, ~, tN", -,
ana ;lrrr. G1, III niork 30. 81. 90, iii WEB
~rrr's Addition t. IN" cry OF >aNali"~i., l." ..
Whitaker. 10 secure the payment Of Il certain
rromi~sory note dated on thu 18TH Gay OF JUNG,
I>1t. for the >uin Of fuar hundred and i"fiy 'Gi-
lar with in,rr,s! from The date jhrrrp, 1T NE
rHi. @. ten per cent. per %.t.inuni, ;i,'t signed !" Ii
And whereas, ii is stipulated and agreed by
the -3.d William -. Clark 1ta.t Il ,'tl,t h"'r
.r,uiu he luIiv lati,I according H. The terms
iiurr,faa therein continued SAID cOHycyanc"to
ir.c,yl,. yn;!. hut Oh default of the payment 81
said note - therein stated TIE said conveyance
10 DE-. IN iuii force ami In" legal H""'ci'
or the ACTING sheriff Of said Andrew county i
authorized /, sell SAID Rel ra"itc " - mt't,
thereof - may he sUiIiri"iitjn -1tI~ty me 'i"i:ii'"'
nr-a!d nafrt1 the highest il,tdrr,b y l,G"tir SAFE,
- ;b. CONT House door III the tlty ct -; amman,
in said cntnty Of Andrew ani state of NJ -"UTi,
And whereas. default has been mate III pay
r,rut nr the note hrrniu 1'IpVe drScrlbr't, a ny
,aiG mole required. an pursuant t. IN, pow,
rlv.u m. a. rNDrr--rst - ~nit li""i OF lfu~t, /,
faa undersigned, Sir"rin OF Andrew county 80
sill, Oh
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I. ! = J $

Fish N"ts, Tents, TI:lrfulinS, Game Trans, &c.
send i"r Price List t. I&lDDLlIi Gun tD.."L4
\ Third Street. It. Louis, No. nOiiWl
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E.. W JON
Dealer II MAR5LMi, TgNUMANI9,
GIAySTGNESS, IAGA&a6, &C.

N0rt;cas. corncr Pu'iir Square. Savannah
so. Ia,u now prepared tn i'll orders tor GEM
FrrHY T.utn, trun! q good 4r!,c'i"n ~ t,-.@Hs
and material Work well ana promptly eXccu
led, anal ou he rtu-t reasonable trrIpo.
March 18th. IS15.-iy.
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CHICAGO & LOGANsPORT FAST
EXPRESS.

Train MOI Leave savannah 800 p. m; Eur
iin%t0n 30 y. m; krokuk IS p. m; Peoria
IL 800 p. III. Gilman > 30 Il. IN. Chicago 81 Il.
m; State AlnU,+ 70 Il. IN. Columbus 90 y m.
IItishtr% lob 4. m; i.oGan>pnrt, 9.5I L. nl.;
Go.rto 80 p. m: Cleveland 1910 y. m.
Close connection ut ChIca 20, PittShurg and
Cleveland lor all Eastern amt Northern Cities.
b this route passengers avoid delays,
and ompibuses transfer through large
cities, which renders it very desirable,
particularly fer ladies.
Ask for tickets reading from Burling-
ton VI keokuk, Via I. Z. Il ". Ry.
Baggage Checked Through.
A.. l. HOPKINS, Receiver, Peoria.
II. c TOWNSEND, Gcn1 TIc't Agt. Peoria.
For information, address,
w. II. C~sULlPTON,
Gen. Wcst'n Agent, Burlington, Iowa.
July -, IS75-6n.
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September Il, iS..5-no 4s-td.
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The following Is the time of the CyNCIT-
NATI LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAIN.

Leave savannah 1:il p. m, burlington 5:0A Z.
m, hr"kuk lola m: Peoria 1870 a. III. Shell
Don 80 ?. m.;i.al#yctte 5.td j.. IA; Iuditnap-
"i;S % =. m; Cincinnati il 20 =. m; Loui--
VILE II 80 =. III.
LOSE connections for Baltimore, Washington,
Nc" lork and Southern points.
leave savannah 800 =. m: leave EITi.n@trn
VIA {. =. %Q. Tram No. 4. lois a. m. Leave
Peoria SO y. m; Lafayette GOA. NJ; Indian
apolIH / tba. n: arrlv" Cincinnati ~ =. III;
i"u,eTi!i- - Il. m: Dayton 30 Z. IA: CO.
I'a'c connections through to Philadelphia, N"w
York and Boston.
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Persoua1 and Political.


J. Ross Browne, known for . quarter
of q century as the author Of ''Yuset," died al
his residence at Oakland, near San Francisco,
the sth inst, in the fitty-eighth year of his
age.
The committee of the Arkansas Legis.
lature, all Democrats but one, appointed to in
vestigate the election of s. w. Dorsey to the
United States Senate, have made = report ex-
oneratipg that gentlemen Of the charge of bri-
berry or other corrupt means to secure his
election.
Senator Mcmillan, of Louisiana, has
written letter to Governor McEnery, in
which he says he deems it his duty to with
draw his credentials from the Senate, and ten
ders through Governor McBnery to the Demo-
cratic Conservative and Liberal people OF
Louisiana the trust committed to his hands.
The New York Times Of the 1lth,
makes the official announcement that the Re-
publican national committee will meet Thurs
day. Jan. 18th, atlO Az, at the Arlington
Hotel, Washington, for the purpose Of fixing
the time and place Tor holding the next Re.
publican convention for the nomination Of
President aud Vice President
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From Abroad.

From A0H0A0s
By an explosion in the coal mine at
Mathley, near Leeds, Eng, on the 9th, six
men were killed.
A Vienna telegram of the 10th says
the proposals OF three northern powers in re-
gard to reform in Turkey had been indefinitely
agreed upon, after an amendment in accord
ance with the view Of the porte.
1t is stated the recent conference be
tween Prince Bismarck and Prince Gortscha-
ko6 resulted in an agreement for peaceful
solution OF the Turkish difficulty. They will
not raise the eastern question, nor are they in
favor of an international conference OH the
Suez canal question.
The United States vessels ordered from
the East Indies to the Mediterraean compose
a detached squandron under command Of Rear
Admiral Lambert, the combined crews num-
bering over 1000 men. The fleet will proceed
to the Mediterranean through the Suez canal,
aud will be the first who squandron belong
ing to foreign power which has passed
through the canal.
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twelve-inc;l hawsers for towing monitors and

twelve-inc;l hawsers for towing monitors and
other vessels.
The season of canal navigation in New
York this yesr, 1913 days, was the shortest Of
any since the Erie canal was opened. The
shortest previous to this was in 1879, 208 days,
and the longest in 1893, o69 days.
Robert A. Watt of St. Louis, has pre-.
ferred charges against Col. Fred Meyer, super
visor OF internal revenue ofthat district ,charx.
ing him with being oognizant OF the frauds
practiced upon the U. 8. government by the
st. Louis gas company, Of which he failed Ia
take notice and report.
On Tuesday information was laid be.
fore United States Commissioner at St. Louis,
alleging that Supervisor Meyer, successor ol
Mcdonald, has so far followed in the footsteps
Of his predecessor as to neglect to report frauds
upon the revenue, Of which he became cogni-
sant in September LIST.
The Secretary Of the Interior has re.
ected the claim OF slso, 600 Of Van and Adair,
on account OF services as attorneys for the
Osape Indians, ON the ground that they have
already received full compensation, and that
the practice Of attempting to protect indians
through attorneys, At the expenee Of the In
dians. is vicious one.
On the 9th the personal property o1
Louis Rindskopf Of Milwaukee, now in Jail fol
contempt, was sold At auction by the collector
Of internal revenue and brought
el,67S, and was mortgaged for el .62i. Bought
in by one Of Rindskopf's counsel. The sale
was to satisfy the assessment made by the
commissioner ofinternal revenue Of 949,OOO
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WAsnlSa1oN, Dec. 9.-The Senate com.
mittees are as follows:
Privileges and Elections. Norton. chair.
Wwan; w;n;;dLg mogan' Mitchell, w:d!eigh, Cameron Of
and C, oper. '''''''
Forrisn Relations. Cameron Of Penn.
sylvanis, chairman Norton, Hamlin, How.
Hrelinghuysen, conklin, McCreery, Bogy and
Finance. Sherman, Chairman. Morr;,, of
Vermont, Ferry, Frelinghuysen, Logan. Bout-
we'll, Jones Of Nevada, Beyard and Kernan.
Appropriations. Morrill, of Maine. chair.
man Windem, West, Sargent, Allison, Dor
sey. Davis, Witl,ers, and Wallace. -.
Commeroe. Conkling, chairman; Spencer,
Boutwell,, Cameron Of Wisconsin,. Burnside'
Mcmillan, Ransom, Dennis and Mcdonald.
Manu- .actures. R,bertson, chairman ::
Booth, Bruce, English and Wallace.
Agriculture. frelinghuysen, chairman
Robertson, Harvey, Davis and Jordan.
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Military Affairs. Logan, chairman, Gamer
on Of PeDnsylvania, spencer, Clayton, Wad-
leigh, Burnside, uordon, Randolph and Cock
Naval Affairs. craein, chairman; Anthony,
MOTH! Ms. Of Maine, Sargent, Conover. Norwood
auS jadi;:.5: % Bdnund., Chairman; con1,iue,
EFrelinshuysen, Wright. Howe, Thurman and
Post 0mces and Post2oad n.mlip. chair.
man; Ferry, Dorsey, Jones Of Nevada, Dawes,
feddock, Aaxey and Keyes.
PUBLIC lands. Osle.by, ehairm.n; Win.
&; afDSs .oa e@:. p &i.<k. Booth
Private Land Claims. Thurman, chairman:
Indian Affairs. Allison. a.u chairman: Saia' o..
lesby, Morrill, Of Maine, Ingalls,, Clayton,
:, PENSIONS Ingalls,, chairman; Allison,
Hamitton' tH!aSl Booth, Bruce, Mcdonald and
Revolutionary Claims Stevenson, chair
man; Johnston. goldthwsite. Morrill, Of Ver-
Claims. Wright, chairman Mitchell. Wad-
leigh, Christiancy, Mcmillan, Cameron Of Wis
consin, Caperton, Cockerell and Jones Of Flor
ida
:, District Of Columbia. Spencer, chairman !;
Hitchcock: Dorsey, ingalls,, Robertson, Mer-
Patents. Wadleigh, chairman Window.
Dawes, Johnston and Herman.
Public Buildings and Grounds. Morrill, OF
Vermont, chairman; Cameron Of Penn
sylvania, Paddock, Cooper aud Whyte.
Territories Hitchcock, chairman; Cragin,
Patterson, Christiancy, Sharon, Cooper and
Railroads. West, chairman; Hitchcock,
Cragin, Home, Hamilton. Mitchell, Dawes.
Ransom, Kelly, Caperton and Eaton.
Mines and Mining. Sargent, chairman {:
1iamlin, Alcorn, Harvey, Sharon, Goldth-
waite and Randolph.
Revision of Laws Of the United States.
GontTe, .a sh;%sn: Wn: A'corn' christianey,
Education and Labor. Patterson, chairman;
Morton, Morrill, Of Vern ont, Burnside, Bruce,
Sharon, Gordon. Maxey and Keyes.
Civil Service and Retrenchment. CLAYTON.
Chairman; Wright, Oglesby, Alcorn, Patterson,
McCreery and Randolph,
To Audit and Control the Contingent Ex-
renses OF the Senate. Jones Of Nevada. chair
man; Dawes and Dennis
Printing. Anthony, chairman; Sherman
Library: Howe. chairman: Edmnnds and
Ransom.
On Rules. Perry, chairman; Hamlin and
Engroesed Bills. Bayard, chairman; With
nuU auIuOuy.
Enrolled Bills. Conover, chairman Rob-
erts and Kelly.
On the Levees Of the Mississippi River. AL
corn, chairman Clayton, Harvey, Cooper and
Cockrell.
To examine the several branches OF the Civ
il Service. Boutwell,, chairman; Conklin Al
lis0n, Merriam and Eaton.
On Transportation Routes to the Seaboard
Window, chairman Sherman, West, Con-
cord, Mitchell, Burnside, Norwood. Davis and
Johnston
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Miscellaneous,

The Arkansas Legislature adjourned
sine die on the 10th.
The Centennial Commission have asked
Congress to appropriate d ,6oo, 100 to their en-
terprise.
John W. Garrett has been unanimously
reelected President of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad.
q: A report from tho Ola Indian village on
the Ottawa river, Canads, says the Protestant
Indian church has been completely wrecked
by French Canadian Roman Catholics.
n Nine Thousand dollars have disappear.
ed from the Columbus, O., post Office, which
must be accounted for between the Postmaster,
Deputy Postmaster and money-orier clerk.
s Steel wire hawsers, five inches in diam.
eter, arc being made In Boston for the navy
department, 70 be used instead OF the heavier