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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-02-12

From. Pleasant Grove.
PLEASANT GROVE. Feb. Cd, rs.

PLEASANT GROVE, Feb. Sd, '75.
Mr.. EDITORIALS we have never
written for g0ur columns, but Il con-
slant reader, and have never seen
anything published regarding this
part of the world. we Will CndGayOr
to give YOU few items concerning
our whereabouts.
Pleasant Grove school house, is sit
ratcd in the northwest part of En-
PirG township, and, surrounded by an
Intelligent and entCrprising commune
ity, who possess the richest ard most
productive soil.
Mr.. George Myers is teaching our
school. lie has proven himself wor-
thy of his profession and commanded
popularity amongst lis.
The Young men OF Ou"' ncighbor-
hood have recently formed Il debating
society. at GiCnwOOu school house,
two miles southwest OF here. The
officers chosen were as follows: ThOs.
CoIburn. President: VIM. Gillian,
Vice President; VIM. Luke, Secretary,
and Justus Wright, Treasurer. The
question selected for discussion is,
HrSolccd, "That Ignorance and Super
stition produce more evil than Pride
and Ambilion.' =. Small, viii take
the Affirmative and W. Luke, the neg
ativc. We are expecting 4 lively
time. OBSERVER.
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From Rochester.
ROCHESTER,, Mo-, Feb 9th IS.

ROCHESTER,, Mo-, Feb 9th IS.
EDITOR REPUBLICAN-To write or
not to write; that is the question:
whether It's noblcr in the mind to
suffer the doin@s OF the Independent
Province 10 pass into oblivion, orby
writing pcrpctuate them. To write,
pcrchancc,to 10 blundcr: GE! there's the
rub, for " no would bear the weight
Of Ruby's scorn: the burden ola Sim
mons ire; the wrong Of Kinks uncall-
ell rcbuke; the pangs Of dCspiscd mcr-
it, which q Legislator takes: when he
himself lilight his quictus make by
never scribbling. What can we say
that will &c of interest 10 Your many
readers? Shall it be Il chapter of Cos
sip, in regard to matters and things
in gcncral2 We fear hat should we
do this. we vii! be depriving others
of their customary occupation, ana
being something Of philanthropist,
dc>ist.
The fount of perennial youth, that
has so long and fcarlcssIy bubblcd
and gushcd in our midst, supplying
the elixir Of life 10 tens Of thousands
of oUs. paHohed and' suffering fellow
men, has ceased to flow. No more
shall be heard the dick Of glasses
about the festive BOARDING. more shal
the life giving beverage counteract
the winters cold or summers heat
| but instead shall be heard the lamcn
tatiOns of the afflicted multitudcs
rs they cOngre@atc in sOrroWfu
groups. about their Old-timc lIauuts
discussing the days Of "ould Ian:
! sync. and the uncertainties Of hu
man life.
Hon. Nick Ford returned home
/ from Jefferson City on Thursday last
remaining until Monday, when h
again departed for the abode Of wick
cdncss.
ST. Valentines day is drawing near
Judging from the specimen whicI
found its way into our possession to
day. IL was meant for that otle
fcllcr,* but hy mistake "got into III
wrong pCn.o We had intended II
write at greater length, but the cX
| cccdin@ly cold weather has complete
~ con"calcd our ideas. More, WheI
the same tlaW out.
! PEETOR.
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a lift for Can't. lads.

From til" New York Tribune, Jan. Nh.
Curt. E;tl>, the accomplished cngin-
Ger cf the great st. Louis bridge, hls
been handsomely sustained by tie joint
Board Of Civil and Army Engineers ap-
pointed to consider the proper means ot
opening the mouth Of the Mississippi.
With the single exception Of Gen. II. G
Wright. who had been previously com
mit;ed to the plan of depending on Il
slip canal. through which 70 PASS The
whole commerce of the mighty riyer.thc
entire board report in favor Of the plan
adopted IN nearly all great European
rivers. and urged by Capt. Eads, Thi,
proposes to use the force Of the river IT.
self for rtmoyin@ the bar 1T It's mouth
by means Of a SYSTEM Of iettiee AJ-
surd efforts have been made to create G.
sectional support for the scheme OF
building a railroad through The South
ern wilderness to the Pacific. on tnc
ground that the South demands auC
must have material recognition. What
the South and the West alike need is not
more railroads through the wilderness.
but uninterrupted navigation from the
Mississippi to She Gulf This Is s0me-
thing practical. and # the Southcrl
members concentrate their efforts upon
it instead Of wild railroad schemes, the
are much more likely to succeed.
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School Fund.
I'EETOR.

The readers Of the Star wll,nO doubt,
racOiccl that about three years ago the
Board ot Education of Fictchall town
ship appoiNted 4 committee composed
ct llc,>rs. ". j. Gibson and Ii. Il.
H0vd, 10 investigate the accounts end
vouchers of certain officers who had the
collecting and handling ct the school
lunds OF dat township. The lahorS Of
this committee were attended with many
difficulties, and showed large def
cheney trcm some cause or another.
Suits were brought il the Circuit court
OF Worth county, for the recovery OF
this money, which, it was alleged, was
rMlaWfuliy retained ii the hands of Mr..
y. H. Hunt, tie former clerk q Flctch-
all township, and AIcsSrs. j. (. Mason
and John CCstin, cX-cOllCC.OIs Of Worth
county. These suits. with the exception
of those a@ains. Mason, have been lin
oering in OH courts ever since. 1t the
last term Of the Circuit Court Judge
EichardSo. appointed Judge Locus, of
St Joseph: {. G. ComstOci,, Of Albany,
and Judge McEivain, of this county, rs
Il board Of arbitration il the Matter.
For the past three weeks this board has
been holding daily and nightly sessions
at this place, and finally concluded their
labors last Saturday. Thoir decision in
this matter fully vindcatcd this much
abused committee. The following are
the judgments N the four SUITS brought
| by E'Ietchan township against Mcssrs.
T.. II. Hunt and John Costr,
FlctclIall township vs.. 4. II. Hunt,
| (two cases(, jud"Incpt Sj29, s.; Flctch.
all township vs.. John Costin (two cas-
cs), Judgment 31,5lI,36.
Total Judgment in the four cases 81,
0t0,G0.
After Flctchall haIta3 the initia-
tive others followed suit, and action
was taken by Smith and Union town
ships. The judgments n those town
ships are as follows:
Smith township vs. john Costin (twt
cascs), Judgment S3J7 81: Union town
ship vs.. John Ccstin. (two cases), judg
ment S98I,53.
From the foregoing it will be seer
that those committees have been sus
tanned by q fair and unprciudiced inves
t;gati0n Of the matter by wholly Gisin
terested parties, and the charge of pei
secution etfectually silenced.-Wort
County Star.
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Tae Attack. on the James Boys.

II .1- c ~
i' '''''ot' o'lo" - '''N'i i'oiii ''''
81 Louis DlSpatch. Its editor Is Hon.
St;!son IIutchens. leading member of
The Le~isI,t,,rc FROM <. !u,is lie
.I,,.,c =, ..,.
10 'i'' ''''''i'i vi 'iie 'c''"Lci''''io7 l'>-
oIi-lohS upon the sane subject, pasScc
by the House. hv Il vote Of about four t.
one. and which WE ruhli5hrd last week
III 1,..... , a.. -
''''' ''''' '''''''i ID - -
from 4 Democratic Standpoint. we dH .
not mean TO be understood ~ saving
,bot we hpr;ovr ,uv.hip,- lfi-, =. moinritv
of+1, Y,a,,, 7,,o,....,
u ''i0 i'',''o'i''.S u ANU = ''''"'s ''i-
dorSc >EcA sentiments; on the contrary
we believe they ryrudiatc and ,cnndcmu
them. but Va, do mean to say hat :,
-.,,..,..
9'i ''-'o''7 ',''i l. '''ii 'ii''''' J." It ''''
portion oI the press ana ieaGin9 men, 10
educate the public sentiment Of that
marry I1n to 4I,,f s.and,r,l
IT. os the t.lr"r,,h rrnr,ts tI,i; morn.
mo. Cbicaro detective, 5r my other de-
tectiyr, surrounded and set tjr,.. - tl,e
bor>e of Mr., SYmnrI. thc mn4b,.,.- -
J,,sn and Frank lanes and thrp,v :,
hluI ,rrrn.dn tbrnurb the window into
the midst of = family of bplnlrss and
innocent children tLr cit,zpos of CI,v
comfy owe it to thoir snlf.nrotection
and maubood ~ rise mn aud bunt thc
midn;gi,t .c.4cvHr,;s and assassins to tb,..4
| death Such u snecips of warfare i
worse than any ever VET painted of sav-
! are ven rrance or atrncitv II showed
! the nature of tbc d,st,rIiv LoUs who
,rc bunfinr bum,n flesh ior hire and
who aItbonmh the mon they soUrhf were
only two eTnn ifthrv h,d henn n homo
dared not meet them six to ono and Xii
/ thr,, in omen frLt ~, Lr;n.e ,bn,n IN a.
nri,cnar, TOR = mnb 70 b,n,p ora f,n.t-
i,.,i nrf.Ii.. opini,,, f., crndrn, eve
rrte w:thort triaI
Men ot Missouri Won -yba f,r,,hs m
der Ar6nrson. Gusntrru T,dd pnnIr
,nJ tho ,,.I.ncn or tbn L,,rJor.,-1 an;
miIrr;,;,s--vo,.. vino 1.-Two IN t'I,r .n,.nt[,
.7nd Jart.nn mi ,vLaTn,,,, .hesa Ga.
tn,.tircs b,va ~ Joovn tho r,,:!,...,I ~ ~.
;nto thn nnr,,.r,- oil ,,nr,. ,-nnJ &.sft
and Give mn f5nse sronnIrcIs. ~ he
Upn.y rillr or the Cr;t:$ rnyoIver vi.
is not for the ro6berics .hey ayes~c1fseI
of that Pinkerton hates the James bows.
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FOREIGN.
week |

The LCndon Times editorialiy says:
''In the gloom surrounding us, one
thing is perceptibIe: 81! ere arming.--
Germany arming en- masse, the sur
rounding nations, including the best
part of the world. can not 30 other
wise. Momentary dreams Of peace have
fled; Germany recognizes the stern re-
cessitY that what she Won by arms she
can only hold by arms, and while arms
arc il her hands
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Letter From Amazonia.
AMAZONIA, Feb. 2d, 1873.

EDITOR EEPUpLICAS - Election
dpy came and went qiictly, but lit
Tie interest being manifested. Hicto-
~ pcrchCd on the banners Of the Re
publican party. What Is the matter
with the Democracy ofLincoln town
ship? They should have rallied 10
tic support Of the measure if net the
Hen. Hope the delegates VIII not
feel lonely i'll the convention. 1t is
to be hoped that they ars >acqu2intcd
with Wcbstcr's Old blue. lacked spell
cr, and remember the fate Of "p00r
Tray.7 They will be i'll worse hands,
if possible, than The Andrew County
Textbook Convention, IN the clutch
cS of Wilson, IIinkIc & Co.'S agents
not that that firm Is to blame for he
ing wide awake and cntcrpri>ing, or
for shOWcrin@ Missouri with its
agents and flooding il with books, if
they only wake up the people, L good
Will have been accomplished. But
suppose after the ':ycry emphatic en-
dorscmcnt' Of those they captured,
the people choose to buy what books
they wish regardless Of the cOnycn-
ton, what then? Suppose they con-
cludc it is not practicable TO have the
books conform to the list adopted,
what is to be done about il? Should
the change not be practicable, the
people VIII have saved to themselves
more than ten thousand dollars in
Andrew county alone, . nice sun.
these cold days.
! The lee in the Missouri river i
| thicker and CT a better quality than
ii has been fcE years, &Il orr people
have made ample preparation tor
keeping cool rcxt summer, by laying
i'll large quantities in the various ice
houses here, rot the least OF which !:
that owned by The Railroad Comra,
ny, winch contains enough to Geo.
the water al along the line.
If the teachers in the Amazor;s
, schools ere not happy, they are not
susceptible to such feelings, for they
have TIC most obcdicnt and Wcll-dis
posed Children 10 deal with, it is pos
siblG to have.
The Sunday school festival here
was q success financially, and the re
suit IS two libraries for the school
not to say anything abcut ever 81
many ricture-boohs for the infan
class. II.
[Thc above came q day too late las
Week.l
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Correspondence. G
From Monroe Township.
EMINENCE, :. Mo, Feb. s. 1875.

EMINENCE, No, Feb. 8. 1875.
EDIToR REPU3LICAN:-In' 4 re-.
cent issue Of your paper, an inGivid--
ual writing from Monroe township,
over the signature of "Old i5lundcr-
CT" accuses 20. Kay" of being very
negligent of duty. and says 90. kay'
is not posted on matters that trans
pirc i'll the western part Of the town.
ship: and he then goes on to give the
news and doingS Ct the cNjrcmc east
ern part OF the township, ami not
once named Or limited at any occur
renee in the vicinity which he
claimed Sc faithfully to write up.
Now, we do not wish TO quarrel
with "Old Blundcrcr," or occupy
space in toilin" wherein lie miSrcprc
scntcd things. or failed to Ito his duty,
or anything Of that kind: but WISH
simply to say to him. That whenever
he speaks OF 90. Kay in amy Way, to
try and adhere to the truth as much
as, possible. -And here parcnthcticai-
" lei. me say 20. the gooU people of
Monroe, that if, at any time, should
make any miSStatcmcnts i'll amy man
ner, that injustice may be done to
any one hope the injured party may
speak out. believe that newspaper
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GIICk SBT re-.

For the first time We wish to dcs
cribc fast growing Village OF the
above name, that up 10 tbs time We
believe has never been favored with
a notice in any newspaper. Clicks
burg is situated on the west bank Of
the Onc-hundrCd-and-tWO river, on
the line between Jefferson and Mon
roe townships. Though only 4 few
months old it has several business
houses, shops, SC, and bids fair to
become a good trading point. The
buildings that are now in progress Of
erection are DR.. Bar"cr's 5 residence
and Office, and a very passabIc build
inc that is being erected bv Mr.. J.W.
Harris, TO be occupied a. q notion
store, conducted by uarri: 4 Evans,
who expect to open ont thcir stock
OF goods abOUt The first OF March
next. There is also wagon shop, a
blacksmith shop. first class hotel
and several other buildings which we
intend TO mention at some future
time. We have faith 10 believe that
GlicksburC viii one day become a
place Of considerable Importance; at
least, we hope so.
On Tuesday last occurred the death
of Mrs. Gunn, one Of the oldest Ter
sons in Andrew county. She was
| living with her sOn-liI-iaw, SalnuC,
Couch, at the time of her death. She
died very suddenly and leaves sever
al ether members Of the family lying
| very sick with lever.
We will close for this time, and
! promise more anon, O'hAA.
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Jumped off the Train.

John Hale, q colored nan living II
the hills south Of Mill creek, undertook
to Jump of the down freight at the Wa e
ter-tank below Forest City, Jan. 9, last !,
while the train was in full motion. Re-
suit: when Hale became sensible Of tEo ;
surroundings, the train was disappear :
inc in the distance. lie is Just able u.
be arCup Times.
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PHYSICIANS.

DK c. II. DAVENPORT having located III
savannah. offers his professional SERVERS
L. the citizens Of SavarHIh and vicinity; once
~ Li, rrsiI,Uc, Oh Main street one block east OF
The Uare.
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SAVANNAH DIRECToRY.

Advertisements in This colnun. fffy cents Fer lnf
for one psGr, including the general heGd. lhoSt
rho dGrcYiiSr in ms cOiUan IRE rciidbic ana
sarGIgh ffOrirGrd in HEC'r r'SpfCf'"e cGHIhJS.
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SOCIETIES.

.>,....r... TO. .. F.-Savannah Lrd:se, No.
>ySAe L. II. savannah. No, meets very
- s<55a9s'-pssE:TTI.SpAI EVENING, at 0dd
1">.r;Es>> Fcllows' Hall, snort."'St corner
oithc Public square. Al! al.mi'crS OF u" "rGGr
in good Standing, visiting the city, are coIilally
'''' -'''' - 49,. +. e. MATTESON, y. q.
j. &. IIoNNoLD. Scc'y. 2iS
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s>,~.rzD In FRANKLIN LODGE, No. %'3, \
E.<.t eF "a. NJ meets first Saturday in
5l-.T:cach month, at y =. Il. Al brothers in
W. good standing ar" tratrrnliiT invited TO
yi>ituS. JOHN l.. STANTON, W. y.
+. Z. MCFADDEN, Sec'Y.
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BAKERY. &c.

TY G. >HEDHlCk, Eagle bakery, c"nlrc-
tionrrv ami restaurant, west SIDE oI Inc
s.lIIire pyrIirs furnished on short notice. -
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~ A. WHITAKER, attorney AZ law ami
1 =. General Claim Agent, savannah, Mo. sol
r;cf~' claims against the G"Nrrhlnrnt Tor l3h't
warrants. A.cN pay and b"u,;y. widows and
invalid lr" -ium- AMI general c"llrcIions attended
Ia with great care and rr"nptmr>N. Also, tor
warliu.: am, land agent inrt!ir Alchl~nn, i"pcNa
n SAINT. -. Railroad Company. Ali inquiries
lrornptv an ~vrrrd. H., will ticket parties I" all
.,nint$ on the ROAD. Cali on him. -
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EkASS BAND TEACHER.
,JORN 6. DUGRN,

DRASS BAND TEACHER. Music arranged
Is fo order Also, original pieces furnished
Il request. Terms satisfactory. ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-03

To GET the best value Tor your money
and to get Clothing best adapted to your
wants, you ought to look through mum
Der Of stocks, examine goods, note the
variety and compare the prices. Your
own judgment will then tell you where TO
buy. We claim that our stock Is the
largest, our variety the greatest and our
prices the lowest in the city. But We do
not ask you to admit our claim without
proof. This proof will be furnished BY
yourself if you will follow the advice
given above. Go to all those stores that
Claim to carry large stocks and sell goods
at low prices, then call on US and we will
show you a stock incomparably larger
than any other kept in Wheeling. Besides
our immensely superior stock and yaFie-
", we will show you that we sell our
goods at from 10 to 10 per cent IOrer than
any other house here. Our stock con,
sists OF every description Of Mems and
Boys Clothing and Furnishing Goods
Don't fail to call and save handsome
percentage on your purchases.
NJ. GUTNAN 4 Co.,
Corner Of Main and 18th streets.
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MARTINS FERRY LOCALS Business
has been unusually dull at the police
headquarters this week, although we
shall expect to see a heavy docket on
next Monday morning.
The colored folks had a festival on
Wednesday and Thursday nights. In u
financial point it could not be considered
a success, as the net receipts only amount
ed to about SIS 90 for both nights.
Mr.. John Reed Of Bridgeport, and Miss
Ella Curley Of this place, were married on
Thursday evening,
Colonel James ChaFleswOrth, OF St..
Clairsyille, Master Commissioner Of this
county, was in town this week apprais-
ing some property,
Mr. L. Spence will move into his new
residence on next Monday, part Of
which Is ready for oCcupacy.
The Etna Mill shut down yesterday
for three or four weeks.
Drummers, sewing machine agents and
collectors have been quite numerous
this week,
Quite a skirmish occurred yesterday
about noon between young white man,
a helper at the Elna mill, and a colored
girl. The helper in question was return.
ing from his work, and after passing the
lady Of color she commenced throwing
stones and brickbats ut him, some Of
which came in such close proximity to his
head that he dropped his dinner pail
and returned the fire vigorously, The
battle ragged for ten or fifteen minutes, to
the amusement OF lOOkers-On, when apo
liceman came along and informed the
belligerents that they were wanted ut
police headquarters. The young man
smilingly consented to go, but with
the black girl-to her the lookup was
especially humble, and after throwing a
stone or two at the officer, she Immediate
ly gave him leg bail. The officer pursued,
but the girl was too swift Of foot and kept
u safe distance between her and the pre-
server Of the peace,
Mr.. o. Q. Parker and wife, who have
been sojOurning in the country for some
time, have returned, but we are sorry to
learn that Mrs, Parkers health is very
little better, II any, than II was before 60
ing to the country,
Fred. Ralston has been confined to his
room by sickness for two or three days,
but we hope he will be at his post Of duty
in few days.
DR.. Werlich paid Washington, Pa,
short visit this week, and returned well
pleased with his visit and the exercises Of
the College Of which he Is graduate. lie
speaks In glowing terms Of the graduating
exercises, and Of the dedication OF tho
new College building, &c, The Doctor
bids n God speed to Washington and JEFF
ierson College and ever prays eSto perpctua.
The quarterly meeting Of the NJ. +.
Church commenced last night.
The Baptist folks gave festival last
night in Commercial Hall and 1t will be
continued tonight,
1t was a gay and festive party that met
at the house Of Mr.. s. B, Williams on
Thursday evening, and their feet kept
time to the enliyening music until tile
"wee sma' hours"
Extensive preparations have been
made by the committees Of the different
picnics that come off to-day, and a good
time Is expected. HARRY,
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BELLAiRE LoCAIs.-At s o'clock this
morning the Methodist Sunday School
will be Joined at their rooms by the GRAY.
eli Hill Union Sunday School, and any
others who may wish to avail themselves
Eof the privilege extended, and from there
will march In order to the top Of Gene.
terry Hill, where their picnic Is to be
held. All are cordially invited to join
with them In concentrating the ami.
versary OF American independence by
having general good time.
Several private picnic parties will also
seek refuge In the outrageous grove
from the ills OF life.
The St. Johns Catholic Mutual Bene-
1t Association have their picnic on In
dian Run OH Monday, prefacing 1t with
u parade, for which Heatlierington's
band furnishes the music.
The Star Glass Works, having shut
down without any prospect OF recon-.
mencing business, tho works are offered
for rent.
The cars ordered by the Bcllaire Street
Railway Co. are OF the most modern kind,
with platform at but one end, and are
turned at each end OF the route.
Miss Leah BillihgSley, a teacher in the
public schools Of Indianapolis, Ind, and
Miss Ida Iyerson, who has been teaching
near Connellsville, Penna., were In the
city Thursday. Miss Iyerson has made
application for appointment as teacher Of
tile High School here, and we are con.
hdcnt that II will be to the best interests
Of the scholars II she receives II.
A new floor Is being laid on the d. & 0.
Railroad platform, which doesn't look,
from It's durability, as though the com.
pany contemplated a change In their de.
pot arrangement at an early day.
The Clipper base ball club OF this city
goes to 81. Cluirsville this afternoon to
play club there.
Our friend Samuel lloltz has gone TO
Colorado, having, we suppose, caught the
silver mine fever, with which an at.
tempt is being made to inoculate our
wealthy citizens.
The house being built on 3Gth street
by Jos. Mercer, Esq, will be when com.
pletcd one Of The handsomest residences
In town.
A horse belonging to Mr.. Giilin, living
near Bellaire, was stolen Thursday night,
and a reward Of $50 90 Is offered for the
arrest OF the thief.
The front painted on Geo. Zweig's sa.
loon is acknowledged TO be the finest and
most beautiful Job ever done here. II
takes the eye Of stranger the first
thing.
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GRAND BLow.OUT AT THE RESI-.
DEScE OF AARON KELLY, EsQ.-A large
number Of our prominent Democratic
politicians last evening went ont to the
residence Of Aaron Kelly, Esq, Supetin.
tendent Of the Bethany Pike, about eight
miles from The city, 10 attend grand
"blow.out" rendered them by the hos.
pitable Superintendent. Among the in.
viied guests were the Governor and State
officers, Gen, pannell, Capt. Andy VII.
son, Judges Raymond, Hoffman, Moore
and Melvin, Beverly EofF, Esq., and sew.
eral others, who left The city about A
o'clock In the evening, in an omnibus.
They probably intended "making n night
Of Ii, as the bus returned last night, and
will 60 out after them to-day. A numbet
went out in private conveyances during
the evening,