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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
The Diamond Saw.
Jefferson Civ Journal.


We frequently made mention of the
diamond saw, and of our faith in the
profitable employment of it in quar-
ries Of this city. Now we see that u
a diamond saw has been invented,
which promises 20 do with stone
what the finest steel saw does with
wood. 1t consists of q thin metal
disk, the teeth Of which are nothing
more than minute black diamonds,
embedded in the metallic edge of the
sheet. When revolving at q high
speed, this disk cuts into the sides of
a stone slab as though it were piece
of timber: and not only straight cut
lings can be made. but, by an ingen-
ious mechanical device, bevcls and
rounded edges are cut. AS q labor
saving machine, the inventor judges
that one OF them will do the work OF
fourteen StOne-cutters.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20

The new offices of the National
Grange were formally opened ut
Louisville August 5. Appropriate
speeches were made by the Masters
of the Kentucky State Grange, Gov.
Jacob, Secretary Kelley, and others,
after. which a grand feast was parta-
ken Ofia the spacious hall over the
reading ROOM Songs, speeches and
dances kept up until 10 p. H., con-
cluded the inaugural ceremonies.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
Union Star Items.
WAR "REMINISCENCES OF THE WRI-
TER.

WAR "REMINISCENCES OF THE WRI-
TER.
We have q ration of corn bread
that we brought with us from An
dcrsonvillG prison. 1t looks now
more like a piece of sponge. but the
bran and pieces OF corn cobs can
plainly be seen. We also have Il slip
of paper on which is written the
names, number of graves and date
of death OF my company that died at
that place. We were favored with
parole from the famous Capt. Wirz.
and put i'll command of party OF
men that buried the dead at the rate
of l25 per day. The six federal ruff
we buried separately from otherpris-
oncrs, and wrote on their rhcadboards
Hung July 11th, 1861" They were
desperate men. 1t took 400 police
men to keep order in the prison and
preserve the lives of innocent men.
The number Of prisoners confined
there i'll 1864 were $4,000, and 14,OO0
now sleep i'll that grave yard.
Wakefield TrOtter, brother to Blu
ford Trottcr, of this township, and
formerly a resident of the same, was
killed III AtchisOn county q few
weeks ago by Isaac Law. The diff
Guilty seemed to be about stock and
poor fences.
Hay season is now commenced and
the rattle of mowers can be heard in
all directions. No rows yet. but no
doubt some man will get his nose
pealed before frost.
PETER CLODSMASHER.
Correspondence Maysyille Register
11th.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20

We learn that young girl living
at Red Oak. Iowa. who had been Sc
duced by some demon void ofthc fear
of man or love of God, drowned her
babe near that place on Wednesday
of last Week-giving as her reason
for so doing, that it looked SO much
like its father her hatred Of him led
her to the horrible deed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
PRETOR.

Jefferson Davis, Alexander H.
Stephens, and all the eX-officers and
soldiers and sailors of the Confeder-
ate army and navy have been given a
general invitation to attend the ma
tional reunion of ofex-Federal soldiers,
to be held at Caldwell. Ohio.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
I'm MEMORY OF.''

II HAVE secured the great ITALIAN POLISH of
l. John MeDermOtt, and am nv preuared to
make the oldest Grave Stone look like new [
Pappone 10 Sne m VI io pay Nnrses
Murray's grave stone. JOHN T. NELSON,
Savannah, Mo-, May 29th, '15-3m
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20

A spirited Railroad war has been
going Oh for week or two past be-
tween the Missouri Pacific and the
st. Louis, Kansas City and Northern
Railroad Companies, on passenger
rates to eastern cities. The Hannibal
and st. Joseph Railroad has been
drawn into the fight, the result Of
which is an unprecedented reduction
of rates. The two Roads from St.
Joseph now charge to St.-Louis. So, 80;
Chicago, s.: indianapolis, $40; Gin
cinnati, SILL 80; Detroit, $3.50; Pitts
burg. II, 30: Buffalo, 1880; Baltimore,
$500; Washington, $500; Philadel-
phia, $1,000; New York. 500. Boston,
$3.50. The St. L., X. G. and North
crn road announces its rates to be for
the season,"-but, how long the sea-
SON.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
CIDER!
APPLES WANTED.

Custom cider made with promptness.
The highest cash price paid for: apples,
at w. b. Towards horsepower cider
mill, a little north of the old railroad
depot.
Savannah, Mo-, August G, 1915 3m.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
SAVANNAH DIRECTORY.

Advertisements in This column, fifty cents per line
for one YeGI, iRciUGing the gCRcrdi HedG THOSE
Irho GdrcrtiSc IN this column are rCilGb'e and
straightforward in Hrir TeSgcctlrs cd'HHgS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20

TiLk--F. {. MATTES0N supplies our citizens
Va with fresh Milk every morning { evening.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
BRASS BAND TEACHER.
BAKERY. &c.
PHYSICIANS.

HR. q. II. DAVENPORT having located in
~ savannah, offers his professional services
To the citizen, of Savannah and vicinity. Office
1T his residence on Main street, one block east OF
fine :, ,ll,lrc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20
SOCIETIES..

>,-..sssz,. 70 o. F.-Slyannah Lodge, No.
: fsSsaE 1. II, savannah, Mo, meets every
1Sssssc-1ET Tuesday, EVENING, 1T Odd
>>''ts:>> Fellows Hall, ,nOrthrast corner
o fthe Public Square. All members 0fthp order
in good Standing, visiting the city, are cordially
invited TO meet with Us.
NiNNL G. FAIRES,N. &.
= II. STEWART. Sec'y. 29T
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-08-20

s>,r,~ DEN FRANKLIN LODGE. No. BIB, A.
SY-L DF. & \. NJ, meets first Saturday in
~ each month, at 10 \. ". All hrothcrS in
cS : good standing are tratcrnaily invited to
visit u-. JOHN /. STANTON, ". VI.
+. +. MCFApDEN. Stc'y.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25
G6tcagp, Mllmaufee unb
ct. Daul.

gerIafen. Rpntrnen an.
GbtcaeD. Nilraafee unb Ga
GrpFe Grpres .*l0.t 10 Born. *6.1O Born,
Gtisasp, Ntlraufee unb Ga
SroHe Grpre6............+ 7.30 gab. / $50 Nan
Yrairte pa &bten, Wilraufee
nnb Chicago GrpreB.....* $40 Born. $3.50 Gahm.
ct. PAUL. Nufin unb st.
2cuis Grpre6"........* $40 gprm. y $50 gad.
3.U5 Sad. 4l2.40 f"
ct. paul unt @tnneapplts
-8ase.." ".".-..-"-.* $40 Born. 1000 Born.
ct. PAUL unb MtnneappIts
3hse"".-.."."...""..a $40 Raam. + 7.2O Na&.
*SpHntaes aus enpmmen.
+Samfdgs duseerC nnen.
4D2Dntags ausgenpmmeu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25
@idbti9e @rfnban9 zines Ges
iutten.

Nls GrFnbcr zines Glsctrcmctors 1T
Elm Se1uit 70 eben aufsetretsn In Der
psrlon ess P. Martin Gsser, tpie BE
yDeut1de &ettssts." aus 9ans per-
ldsli9er QuaIe srfdbrt. P. Martin
Gseer, S. j., bat Is Sabre lang fl9
camit befaet bic electro : masnetil6e
araft In dbnlider Meiie, mie Die
Dampffraft Der Maiaine pieniibar ::su
MAIDEN. SO 1T ibm encIi6 ee!unsen,
cine Wa1dine aussupsntsn, nod Der
cerGlectrpsN asnetismus e%in9ccomcbile
oeer cine locomotive BON Der Ste0e be-
pegen loa pie bic Dampftraft. Dieles
Project rpurce Der fatierIi9sn Nfaeemt,
Ger Ranfe unb 8tfenidaften in 8ien'
rorsslset unp SOr furser 3eit BON eers
leIben als prattti6 anetfannt. ZEN
Grfncer aus Der 9eleuldoft Sslu MUIR
oe pie entlpre9enee unteritdguns 3ut
8caenbung BEG GlectromotUrs sepdbrt.
Dieler Glsctrcmotor miro nun in @ien
pom Grfnber, Ger aud auf feline @r@
1nbuna Elm {. {. patent erbteIt. souenS
oct uno banr CUR Ausfeuuns mad
philadelphia in Amer!Fa selsnpet per>
zen. Die failerlide Afaoemte Der
&lnfte uno DiHsnlaaftsn in Wten
Idsint rieisn Gsrtl6ritt nit erosem 9n,
ters6e su serfoleen. uno es odrfte, ,penn
i1d pteie neue grincun9 ni9t gu foits
ipielts erweist Gem Waidinenz une
8srfsbrsmslen cine ,eue Sabn in Nus>
fht feben. P. Marttn &eeer 1T 49,
80 su 3su am 3iasr in 9irOl seturen,
bat in Salsburs feline gYmnafal1us
pisn ssma6t unb 1T 1852 in BE Sc
lsuidaft Selu einsetreten, felt 1866
p~rieiter uno na1 ablolpirten Stupien
Der IbeuIOSie an Der TT. unioeritdt 3u
9unsbrud in 0errenrune aIs 9rofels
for Der Watbematif uno pbYit am pri>
pat GYmnaium her PIP. Ss(uiten su
Narial6ein in 86bmen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25

Der S6wtis sefibrt pirr. piarrer
ane6t (Rei6enba6) lpridt iber Die
Nctbwenpistsit fatbUlil6er Shuhilos
uns unp fcroert cesbalb tatbclilAe
Sdulen pom rer 8clfsi6ule bis sus
bohlbule. GdlieBltb ipri1t Staot
prepiser bubn (Win6en) iber ptt
Grstebuns pes fatbcIii6en .Rlerus unr
bstont ~bslonrsrs etc Nc!bpenoisteit ia.
tbOIilbsr Seminarien. Worssn frdt
iieben ubr msrpen bic bret bier anne.
lenben 8iidSfe am @rabe bss 1eI. Ora.
bil9ofes 0ermann cslebriren. Na6,
Dem pte Ssriammluns nod Elm pod
auf 8il6pf ea@at aussetradt bat
riro lie seBen odt ubr eeldlOGen.
OUrttsuns fOlst.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25
1852

fGen Anfalten tn WInGen rranpte
Der priu3 fclsrnre gesate su: /. Dem
ftdrtti6en @ailsnbaus 10000 ST.. 2.
tsm Srantenbous 10000 ST., 8. Rem
Spital Der unbsilboren 10000 ST.,
welde CUR untetbrineuns elmer erSBes
ren Nnsabl Son llnelifli6en beifimu MI
fnp, uIs bic jepeiIisen iUn1isen NittsI
Der anifult Go ermSsltden, a. rem Mre
men, 0ericrsunssbauS am Sreus f0,s
900 ST., 5. Der NodberfGen YfrInee<
Anfolt am Ginger 10000 81. NIT Ger
8srfieunA rue bic pftinrner Der bets
ben AufaIten Elm bSberes 0O&enselo
ntalten 1puten, 6. Der Sieinfineers8 Be-
pabranfalt In Sitting 1000 81.
Cine 1Grsdli6e Maisfdts. 8sleibiss
una rpirc aus hem GbIrtneiIden ee.
meIpet mon bsrtdtet rdmli9 aus
@Gwarsburs bonn 20. Nusuf: 8eim
Ereisseridte wirb tn ben nd6fsn fas
gen Elm intereHanter unteriu6un9sfau
rerbaneelt Dereen. Gin SutI6sr aus
Goalfelp fdbrt ieinen 6erren auf Der
Struee sUilden Sdwar;ture unc
S!antsnburs. 9inter itm fommt raid
Elm ancerer @assn eefubren, ben CT
nt&t Sorfabren ldet, neil er firdtst,
tab feline Yfstee ldeuen. Sn iensm
@assn lae aber Der Glrf UnS6rar3s
bures &urclfnbt uno Der z taatsanrpalt
erblidt nun in p.r Shat cine Seleipiss
uue res 2anbesflrfen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1875-09-25
st.Neters Mnterffntunass0er etn

Das 8raafen.@ pmmittee bes ct. peters llnterfusunes.
Beretn5 Srm /. Mputas TN September bis gum 4.
ROntaa TN Sttpber 1875 6efebt aus ~fplseneen 5erren =:
Eberer 9iftrtct: Anfelrtann Sciepb. Welr pe NSenue.
Ben bic @naelo rsGt, Rabtrt Ctr. uno 70.
nnterer Difrift: gur6 Deter, aDG ibinatpn lei gttu
9al. Bprrr urs, Gfe Z unb 8reabpap.
Saepb 5&ntbtus, 6efret6r.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
SeiEuns Der eeberfrantbeit.
Gin uOlfstbImlidcr Srrtbum 6eitiat.

IS lit elm u~basiduadter, Gber isbr gcw5bnIi9er
Srrtbunl. onSnHebmsu, baB stHsm .raut:H !3uitaHO bee
Geber Snrb elm eiuia4ss 4bfI9tmiitet a~bssDOtisH wers
Zen tanT. Dies lit aber burdous nidt Der SAL. a5s
fabrnnqsmittsI beribren gar ntdt bic seber. Sur
wsnu (pie bel @Otetter'S Naeem1itterem) br
obinbrenSe SeitonbtbeiI mit isGrtenbeu unD rsi;enben
Seitanbtbeilen u%erbuuSeu lit, wirS oui bic erobe auss
iGeibnnssbrais brett sepirtt. Sos 8ittere. obsIei8
bineGneli4 a%bfIbreno, I'M bic Gebdrme masis su err
Ieidtern, uerSantt iens outibtti0iem @irtunsen Ei9t
bIOs benz Ibiabreu, iOHbern ieiner Jta6t. bic yebsr aus
i9ler llutbdii9teit auiSurHttsIn unS III gu u0tbisen, Die
@aae in ~seb0rigen Ntenssn iIr bic .3me6e rr 8ers
oGuunS mnb gntIeernug obIuionoeru. SeiHe gSireIns
aui ben Wlaeeu Hno bic GinSepeice lit terartts, boB has
pur9 bic reseImdBtge @riiuuns ber seuaunten Sumts
ttOneu seijdert unb BITE Gnt3iebnns oNsr Serberbuns
oer Ganeuftafii9yett perbItet = NIT oU0ereu @orten:
Die DO4itanoise M!itpirsuHs Der 2ebsr seiid;rt wirb.
81
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14

Die 9erren Wf. 0rau, S. Burbab
uno Sobn @artennanl1, ale aus GDi=
cago, erbieIten fir orei Bldtt6en in orei
S6inen bret Sti6prGmieu, beitebeub in
ie SIS Sob.
Die iibri9en Yreile erbteIten fol9en5e S6iiben :
8. 9Siget aus Si9blanb madte auf Der &ebrl6eibe
1O3 8ldtt6en, auf Der &0nigl9eIbe %, sulaminen
125 0ldtt6eu; &c. 0rau aus Gbica9o nladte AMI
Der Jtebribeibe 67 Sldttden, G6nigi6cibe %,
3ui. rs; 50. &iig9er aus Gbicaso ali ber Jtebrs
l1sibs 50, G0ni9i9eibe s, 5ul. IL; Sobl Weunier
aus @bica9o auf Der Jebrl6eibe rs, &Ont9i6eibe
II, sui. IS; Geo. SpengIer aus @Dicdgo auf Der
&ebrldeibe A, &Onigl6etbe 5, 5ul. 50; 8. Sogz
genburser aus @bica9o auf Der Sebri9eibe 80,
tOnt9i9eibe II, sui. SO; S. 9. 5efner aus @biz
46; u. @erber aus Gbicaso auf Der Gebri1eibe
30, &6nigi6eibe IL, sui. %; Sbep. 00ri6ner aus
Wtilmaufee ami 6er Gebribetbe 27, G0nigi6etbe II,
sui. IS. S. ~. @olpoen aus Seaepiep auf Der
Tebrl9eibe 20, GDmi9l6eibe 10, 3ul. 20; 8.Srans
aus GeQcpteip aui ser Gebrl6eibe 30; i. Streif
0i9btano, &ebrl9eibe 20, N0ni9l1. II, sui. 81;
q. Hunbert, monroe, alf Der &ebrl1eibe 20, So
nigsl1etbe 10, sui. 80; IS. Stabe, 90; g. Bun>
Ter, SSoliet, auf Der Sebrl6eibe %, &0nigsl6eibe
8, sui. IS; Sol. Teup, Nebrl6eibe %, G0niasz
l9cibe 5, sui. %; Sol. Soik Gebri6eibe IA. &6z
nigsi6ei6e IL, sui. "a; Sam. Sefti, Sebri6eibe
10, @6nissideibe z, sui. 26; s. Ylusrao, 6cbrs
i6ctbe 80, 1Oni9sl6eibe Z, -5ui. 26; 5. Yietier,
Nebrl4eibe 10, &onissl9eibe 2, aul. 26.
@G6renb Der bret Seltage tuaren auf
Der GebrI6ei5e 1000, auf Der G0nigz
i@eibe 3,4OO, auf Der unioni6eibe ass
uno auf Der Wannsi6eibe $40, i'm @an6
sen 1926 Sbuile a%bgefeuert woroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14

Ser Getreibemarft ipar Treitag feitsr
unO Dober in Tolgs bes l9le9teH Bst;
tiers. Spiritns flal unO nieOriger; YrOs
piiionen feit; sob ie6r aufgere8t nao
itei9en0.
0teb I: flau, nomtneu i'm Preiie.
Bet3en: $l.l43 fnr baar uno ben
Nonat, SHE Oftoberlteferun8.
&Orn: So fir baar uno ben Wonat,
59B Dftoberz ulb $50 NoOemberliefez
Safer: 352 fir baar unb ben DO
nat, 33t Dftoberliefernn9. .
@erlte: SLIP baar, $l.l1& Septems
bers uno $l.O52 bis $l.06 Sttoberliefes
run9.
@auone.
Meiiporf: $1,000 Bis s2o,e5 fir
boar uno ben DiOnat uno $40. 973 bis
$2I.O0 Oftoberltetsrung-
GOD: l162.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
S 116,744 40
WUerIet-
If ontag@S iBung.

Oie Grcurfion na6 Rebrasfa nirnmt
am Is. B. Wt. ibren Nntang.
Die ~ytort6meitern 8a9u bat ibre
Tra6tpreile rad Soma mo 9tebrastG
I'M eiu 1eriuges srnldBIgt.
= Die Senoz9eute Don @bicago tret>
BEN ibr @el6Gft teBt i'm @roBen. lin
Die 8eiu0er Der Nusitell,lng auf Die An@
nebmlibfeiten zines fletnen ujeu" aufz
merfiam su MAIDEN, baben ie IT'D @e>
i6dftsfarten MAIDEN lalien, ote in Den
Gilenba6nsiigeu pertbeiIt uno mad Nuss
pGttS uerlanot tperoen. Jtt6t Ibell
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14

urlprInsIi9 elm Deuti@ es 6abrtfat,
elm feiuer Siqueur un0 1eit inf3tg
Sabren ais Oas bette Wa9enbttter"
iiberaa a%nerfannt. DC II site i9 Dor
u a d q ) mun9en unb faufe nm pom
o6tungSmertben urb b%erlaBbaren 9dnos
Ter ODER lin @roBen" bon L. FUNKE, JR.,
Sole Agent, P. O.. Box 1929. geo: 90
2tbertpzStr., Remsgort. lin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
Sorti@rttt. = 5err SO1ep6 6orner,

Sortf@rttt. = 5errSolep6 Torner,
ct. Gonttactns, Wtinn., tbetLt uns folr
genoes intere1i0nte Stem nit: vS1 mar
lett bei1aDe 20 Sa6rs1t frant ulto muBte
teoeS Sabr sipetmnL @oerlaliem, ges
brau6te isoes Slutrsintgungmittel, BON
Dem tb bOrte ullb CAB Dtel @elD aus. 9a
las t9 bon Or. Muguit I0ntg's
> amburger Tropen, i6 IieB mir
tpsl9e fommen, nabm bteielbeu einige
Wo6en lang unb fltDle nun wobl uno
9eluno. &sin NOerlaB mebr!" lOulD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
Spt,iaI=Hoti,en.
Cine fallde OewObnbeit beridtiot.,

Sc 1T ;ien!i9 uageretHer Brau9, itarte 9sbsrrei,z
mtitel fHr 9ettuHg pom 2eberJsioeu sinsuuebmsu, unO
iopobl ea; DiiueraIz wie aud bos ERan;snrei5 limb
eifrig ouv3TOridt woroen. nm bic neilt broTtiiA wirs
feuoeH un6 siitissu AbfibrmitteL BerbeiSui6oiier,. ~
benz !3pede I'm eiae md5tiee @irsurs berporSubyiuseu
uno oos tr09s unS sei6ud2te Organ ansuressH. Dies
les SDltem Der SebanoIuu9 btrgbt aWf bsmItlbeH
Srnuoias ME basisniee, eiuem idipq4sn uns ~entsrditez
ten Nsni9eu 9roBe EortioueH TranS branutroeiH ein;uz
9s0en, nm tbn in cen Stauo sU i.seu. ciueH gspiiien
Sefas Aroett 81 uerridten. @aeun oas 9~tei3mittet uors
ehipalten 2tre, perIdat oos Organ pie Der 65rper mad
"Ho naQ IN etnsn %liorrereu, Ober traserer uHO sei9pd6z
tsrsn -3ultanb aI5 uOb.r. @as lit alio n6tbis 2 Dee
oItInen, psibe, pdBrsnS lie 'ret5iide Ib1enbuua Der
@aue aus Der Sebcr bepirter, peun bIeiss Sraon sur
&~9att9:ett ~9strditi9t Dirb, es nt5t i5sranftreussn Mnb
onf o1sle @stle UisSer i4:pdAeu, ion6.rn rslde na6
tbrent ge9raub bic Sebsr eeitartt Mns geiuaS ,urids
ldllsH. Sol1e Ssilmittel perSeI iu Or, 9isrcs's
~GOIcner meoitiniider @ntbefuns~ Golden Medical
Discovery uno in ben Ibihbrunse.as.ldtu pleasant
Purgatiye Pellets ~sefuuoeu.
@etIung oer 2eb%erframfbeit.
NuSf Ssros, 10. ISat 1879.
Sr. q. @. gisrce,
gSereber 6err! Dttine Irau mar DOT etnem Sabre an
6rOnii6er yeb.rtrant6eit bsttIdseris. Sd liss lie DON
eineml Der betcn Gottoren unterlu6eu, mnb er aob lie
bereitS aufs ais i'd ouf Sbre Meoiciu traf. SD tauite
cine SIaibe uuo besaun ibr bapou eiusueeben. Sic
po9 bumals 81 @iunb. Sest ui.gt lie 40 gfuub unb
lit ternseiunb unb tart. sic bat i'm 9an,en adt JIas
iden einssuontmen. sic isben aIio, i'd bin elm 6ars
ipyeaer iir S5re Dts6iciusn. @nt. @en,sl.
Golden Medical Discovery 1T III SeutIdsu ums
i8lasen nit bsuti9sU Gsbraubsanpsiiuussw su babcH.
az.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
9as btetae g1akenfeE

nabm am Sonntag BEN /. September
ieinen Nnfana uno pdbrte Big gum item
Mbeno5. Son ausmdrttgen Sbilben
ndbmen batan, tpie aus Der uuten ltebens
ben Site Der Breile eritbtli6 lit, cine
aiemlih be6eutenoe Nn3abI She'll. Der
itblibe S6iibeniug leitete oaS Set etn,
uno na1 lnfmuft auf Dem Is Wteilen BON
Gbicaao belegenen S6iibenparfe belt
BrGlibent 80le cine fleiue Nnlpra6e uno
ST.. II. Is. 9eiina Die Seitreoe, in tpelder
oerielbe auf Die B%eosutnng oes S6Iiben>
ipeiens ais zines @inisungs Wtittels
IGmntti6er Bep0lferungstbeile binpies.
2lm S~tpeiten Sage, Der ionit bdupIla6li6
Der beiBen Nrbeit oes YretsibisBeuS &c,
tpiomet mar, ipra1sn 0r. ditto Dfatl0s
Ie6ner uno 9r. u. 80ie 3u @uniten oes
Nulbluiies aler peitliGen S6tBens
8ereine an ben noroamerifdnll6en
56iibenbuno, tuO5u G1icago nit gutem
8eiIpleL Doraugegangen lit.
Die 8reisuertbeiIung fGno am Nbeno
bes oritteb Cages our1 6rn. O.Defner
itatt, welGer IT'D Die Wlroe etnsS
S0iibenf0nt9S errun9en. Die Yrelle
lilD fol8euoe:
1tmioniGetbe.
m 80 -
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
sane .aamOrrooiOsn nt@t asss

Tebem- Salben, WaidmitteL u1b
anbere Pful6mittel alt;ulpenDen lit 3sttz
UNI @elOperi9penOung. 0aS eill5ige
our1oIs untriI8lthe 9eIlm;ttsL fir Dtele
10mer5batte &rant6eit lit ANAKESlS.
sic totro BON Wdnnern Der Wilisni0uft
fir Die 8lildlibite notwithstanding
erfldrt. Die lett 200 Sa9ren senadt mOr>
ben. Sic gem6brt augenblifli9e 3tEbe<
rlng III ben i6ltmmiten Tduen unb bat
ltber II, 900 Batienteu fir Die 0auer ge1
BELT. Aue 9ler5te nerorDnen ite. 8rets
$l.0O. Tranto 3ugel6idt na0 Gmpiang
pes pretlss bon Is. yteuitdDtsr 4 60,
46 WaIferltr., Nemsyorf. gu 6aben i'll
@Dicage BEL S. II. =. Is. 8lodi, ytO. 20
Martetltr., uuo IN allen oeHti@sn. Apos
tbefel. 3
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
SuSe Vare ,snS safe. 0ie

0NWVN 1HW%% ~ &W&V> OIC Vk~
meinOerdtbe Der 3opns 9poe garf urto
Safe bielten alI Dfontag in Der Sotpnz
bale bes lebteren Ortes cine gemeiniame
GiBung ab, um tpesen Der gemeiniamen
N%aiierperfe 3u berdtbeu. Der Bors
i9Iag, einen Teuertelegrap1en ausniegen
puroe angenomnelt. SIR Nusbelerung
oes rGrib's" uno Nnbrlngung bon 8orz
ri6tungen our 8erbinoeriug oes @in7
brin9ens bon Sanb in benieIben tpuroen
$2l00. tir Nula9e zines SuBlpeges bis
gum @rib 1886 betuiIist. Das @ebalt
Der Teuerleute muroe bon $50 auf $50
srb0bt.
Sin 8sri@t bonn Superintendent
tpuroe a%ngenommen, norin Ct empfieblt,
Dap III S%erbtnoung nit ben WanerDers
fen Wobnungen fir Die 6artn bel9dfti9z
ten Eeute gebaMt tperoen unb DAB cine
before &Oble angefauIt iperoe. Gr bes
rt1tct %ferner. baB ieBt SIS UteiIen &0b-
rem 9elsgt uu0 900 BaiermeiierL in @es
brau9 itno. Mnsebote fir 500 Gonnen
&oblen wurben angeorbnet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14

-Oie @bicago, Burlington 4 Quincb
Gtlenbabn bat iebt glei6iaas tDre Bretle
fur bic Bel13er Der Ansteauug bero55
seiebt,
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1875-09-14
gilt Panowtrtbe.

@matSer OeS tasemi0li6ett
GrTnSmmGsgetfes.
g. j. & 9. s. %silcCormids's
Ad.erban alafainel.
Gim SeIm6 iDrer coGoNatcn
Tabrit 1T 0bicago+
9as gr6bte Gtabliiiemcnt ieiIler Irt
tit Nmerifa.
Gie beftsn uno biIll9ften Mlofbinen
fir DEN CanobalI.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06

MIsCEGENATIoN of Chinese Mongoli-
ans with Anglo. Saxon Caucasians was
inaugurated in Connecticut the other
day.. Mr.. Yung Wing, of Canton, Chief
OF the Chinese Educational Commission,
was married to Miss Mary l.. Kellogg, of
Avon. Her brother was groomsman and
her sister the bridesmaid. The brides
dress was of white Grape, imported ex-
pressly from China. The bridegroom
was dressed in American costume, but
his assistants on the Commission wore
their national rig. 1t is matter Of some
curiosity and Importance whether such a
cross will elevate the race. From the
way we are going it looks as if something
shsuld be done soon to save us from eX-
tinction. We are physically on the de-
cline. Extensive educational, political
and social reforms would turn back our
footsteps, but perhaps u cross with the
.Mongolians will be tried before reforms
can be put into operation.
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-03-06
Court CnLiinnS.

In the case of Peter Naegle and 9TH
ers against Peter Naegle, administrator,
a writ to set aside nuncupative will,
the jury found verdict sustaining the
will.
The testimony in the Chaffee whisky
case was ended in the United States
Court yesterday. The suit, as will be re-
membered, was instituted by the Govern
ment in 1862
The two Chaffee Brothers and P..P.
Hutchinson, partners as distillers, were
the defendants. The action was to re-
cover taxes on 1000 gallons of distilled
liquors. One of the Chatfee brothers has
since died, however. The jury at the
trial of the case in December, 1867,
brought in a verdict against defendants
for $253, 1872. The case was, however,
taken up on error, and the judgment re-
versed. Accordingly this is the third
trial which is now under procedure.
Mr.. Reams testifies that having an oc-
casion to examine the books of the dis
tillery, he noticed that some of the leaves
were torn out, and the very ones, too,
which showed the amount Of liquor
shipped; and that Hutchinson, one OF
the proprietors, who at the time was on
unfriendly terms with his partner, ad-
mitted to him that they habitually brand
ed forty or fifty barrels per day with the
Inspectors brands while he was at din
ner. Inspector Young stated that ~, 900
had been paid him with real estate for
inspecting at ten cents per barrel.
The fact. however, remains that 6,000
barrels were distilled. which would only