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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
FIFTH EDITION.
Tie HerzegOvinian Question.

THE IssURaENT LEADERS DEMAND INDEPENDENCE.
LONDON, Sept. 4.
EPall Mall Gazette of this evening, publishes
special telegram from Berlin, stating that the
Scayonic papers announce that the leaders of
the insurgents against Turkey have agreed upon
manifesto demanding the Independence Of
Bosnia and Herzegovina under christian prince,
TO be chosen from one Of the European dynas-
ties They are willing to pay tribute to Turkey
and a proportionate part of the national debt,
but refuse to participate in the conference at
Mostar, fearing Turkish influences.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
Tho Agricultural Fairs.

Many of the agricultural and horticultural ex-
hibitons to be held during the Fall ate now
announced. We make the following list
Berks County Fair, Reading, Pa, September
Ia, 10, 1G and II.
Chester County. West Chester, Pa, septem-
ber s. 8, 10 and IL.
Mercer County, Mercer, Pa, September g. .,
10 and IL.
East Pennsylvania, Norristown, Pa, septem-
ber IA, Is, 16 and II.
Gratz, Dauphn County, Pa, September ID
15 16 aud II.
Delaware Horticultural society's Fair, vii
mington, Del, Qnstitute Hall,) September To-
l6, II, and 1S. -,
Lebanon County, Avon, Pa, September 81, %
23 and "a.
Montgomery County, Amber Station, Pa
Sept. 81, o. %, and 2lth
State Fair, Lancaster, Sept 27,2S, 49, 30, Oct
ist.
schuylkill County, orwissburs, Pa, Sept. 2s
20, 80, Oct. 1st. 30 90
Lehigh County, Allentown, Pa, Sept 49, 20
30, Oct 1st -, no
Beaver County, Beaver, Pa. Sept. 49, 20, 3o
Oct. 1st
Kutztown Fair, Kltztown, Pa, Oct. 3, 6, ant
.Sth.
Doylestown Fair, Doylcstown, Pa, Octobe
9Th, 9th, 7th and Sth.
Northampton County, Easton, Pa, Oct o. u
T. and 8.
York County, York, Pa, October s, G, 7, and
Snyder County, Middleburg, Pa, Oct. o, Il,
and 9Th.
Northern Pennsylvania, Erie, Pa, Oct. 8, 6, 7
and Sth.
Bridgeville, Dol, October 10Th, goth, and 2ls'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

and the Union Square, composed, for the most
part of players unknown to fame, Mr.. Mackay,
who is stage manager Of the new enterprise,
is the only superior comedian in the Com
pany rs far as can be seen. Mr.. j. w. Morris
is a clover actor and Mr.. Bradshaw showed
good deal Of comic talent when at the Walnut,
but any comparison of the company with the
finished troupes before referred to is out of the
question. Nor will it do to say this result was
secured other players of the same rank could
have been obtained if the proper effort had been
made. lEDH1.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

TuB RAcE.-A tub race will take place on the
pond at 4th and Harrison streets, this evening,
to which the public, and the Board of Health
specially, are invited. Two races have been ar
ranged-the first between Wilmer Barton and
Samuel Mccullough for So and the second be-
tween Brown and Frazier for 81. After these a
scrub race for 81 will take place. The sport will
open at o'clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
The WesterveIt Trial.

In the trial of Westervelt yesterday on the
charge of being accessory to the abduction of
Charley Rose, the cross examination OF Super
tendent Walling was completed Charles H..
Shamberg, a new York saloon keeper, testified
to hearing conversations between Westeryelt
and Mosher which seemed to imply knowledge
of the whole transaction.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
nzHctai.
PRICE CT GOLD TO-DAY.

piIcg CT GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YORK. Sept. 4.
Gold opened, this morning at a1.14, a
Furnished by Craige. johnson Co, Bankers and
Brokers, 9Th and Market Sts.l
LONDON, 1890 p. NJ, Sept A.
U. s. $40 of 1865, 31O6I,,; do. of '67, coupon,
s1.0S14; 10-40's, $l.05 New SIS of 81, 51.051.
Consols for money, 81 7-16 for account "a 7-l6.
Erie common shares 15 Preferred, 81. N. Y.
Central, 81 Market firm.
FRASKFopr, Sept 4.
q. s. ZOOS of 1862. s1001.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

NOTICE.
The employees on the Cool Spring Reservoir are
hereby notified that no interference with or diota
ton to them, by any bosses or others in charge OF
the work, with regard to their voting, will be tol-
Grated They are at perfect liberty to vote for
whom they please, without fear of discharge.
WATER COMMITTEE.
ANY violation OF the above will be deemed sur
ncient cause FOR dismissal of the works.
JOSEPH HYDE,
Caief Engineer of the Water Worksl
sen3 ct
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS

The slaughter of the reed and rail birds has
begun.
Only one Episcopal church in Delaware is
without pastor.
We call attention to Mr. Healds advertise
ment Of his public sale.
The evening services at Calvary will be re-
sumed tomorrow at IA o'clock.
DR.. Thos. i. Hicks will preach as usual at Mt.
Cuba at 8 o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
Calvary church sociable will be held in the
Sunday School room, next Wednesday and
Thursday evenings, September 9th and 9th.
Ex-Mayor Larkin, of Chester, has erected in
Marcus Hook, in the past three years, fifty
dwelling houses and shoe factory, with Gu
pacity for three hundred hands.
Where ID the authority for spelling Holly Oak
station, p. W. Il b. Il. r., "Holyoke?' asks a
correspondent. Why there s none the slni-
arity OF sound has caused the error.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
California Election.

The returns from California as far as received
excepting the cities of San Francisco and sacre-
mento where the votes are much mixed, give
Irwin, Democrat, for Governor, 21,G9i, and
Bidwell, Independent, 9673. Page Republicans is
elected to Congress from the Second District ;
the other Congressional Districts are probably
Democratic,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
new AovcrsIsemenss. To-a4. =.

For rent-D T Hawkins
For remit w Canary
Twne-Biilany
Riyefs aud bars-Billany
City Ordnance-J Ma'is
j. Fennesey's removal-hrevlty
City Orainancee-J. Maris.
q. Notwithstanding Il Dress Goods.
TO the Ladies-A. j. Van Duzen.
Del. Hort. FXhibiton-Wm. Canby.
For Sale-Mlllinery Business.
Heads Positive Sales.
Adai'rs Brevity.
Notice-Cool Spring Reservoir
Death notice
Hardware-James n Bro
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
the forgery.

"RuN" On A BASK.-Before the First National
Bank opened it's doors, this morning, large
each armed with a piece Of paper good for 3
certain amount of cash. The first sight of the
crowd was suggestive of ga run" " but n close
inspection revealed the fact that it was the
wards of the nation waiting for banking hours
that they might draw the amount of pension
which WAS due them.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
Fraudulent Tax Receipts.

SAID TO BE IN USE IN THE SECOND WARD.
1t is stated that fraudulent tax receipts have
been issued by Democrats to at least two men in
the Second ward who are not assessed and are
not entitled to vote. Their names are known,
the facts have been clearly ascertained, and any
attempt to carry out the fraud will surely result
in the punishment not only OF tho parties them
selves but those who have been instrumental in
the forgery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

STILL AT ELKToN.-Mr. Jas. G.. Shaefner, the
the West Point cadet who walked from an eX-
press train, several days ago. is still at Ekton
travel in a few days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 4.
Flour quiet, extras 55,25@5 SO /; Penna. extra
Old red wheat, 81 450i 48 new 5l.35. Corn
steady, yellow 70@S0c. Oats active, old white,
75c. Whiskey s12i.
QUOTATIONS. AT TUE paAsDYwIsE MILE ToR FLou8
AND aBAIN--soRisEorEp DAILY.
Family Flonr. Observation-Disclosures. s8.00ds 800
Extra Flonr. Observation-Disclosures. 6.75G9 $50
Snperfine Fiour t.75Ga 5.7h
Wheat, .,. .. 1856
Corn, ........... Soc
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
Spain.

REPORTED ESCAPE OF DoUREGAREY INTO Ma
yARnE.
MADRID Sept, 4.
1t is reported that the Carlist General Doure-
CAREY has escaped into Navarro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
Dfaths.

KIRK.-while on a visit 10 Cecil county, Md; stl
mo-, 18th, 1875, of typhoid fever, Sarah, diught,l
of the late Caleb Kirk, aged So years.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
THIRD EDITION.
weather Record.
REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.

REPORT OF THE bIdNAL BEIiVICE.
WARRINGTON, Sept. A
Probabilities-F the Eastern part of the
Middle States, falling barometer, brisk to high
North. East to South-Tast Winds cloudy weather,
and occasional rains, followed by rising barome.
ter, winds shifting to southwest and north-west,
clearing and cooler weather,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

Tho vokos Family were this week at the Bos-
ton Globe.
+. S. Chanfrau was this week at the Boston
Theatre.
Hans Won Bulow's debut in America will be
effected at the Boston Music Hall on Oct IS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

GRACE SUNDAY ScHooL.--lhe morning Sunday
School of Grace M. l.. church will resume It's
sessions, tomorrow, at A. M. Interesting adj
dresses from the pastor and others are expect
ed. ALI are invited.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
New Castle Items.

New CASTLE, Sept. H.
Ernest Bergstant, a fisherman of this city,
cut his foot nearly in twain while chop2ing ON
the wharf, yesterday morning.
During yesterday. one of tho employees of
Morris, Tasker IL Co. gave out on account of the
heat which for the past few days las been ex-
cessive.
The old battery" is the favorite resort these
evenings, and the best of our citizens, with
those from abroad flock thither to enjoy the
exharating breezes from the Delaware. The
"battery" ID greatly in need of repairs now.
The graphing machine has gone away having
performed its part Of the work of removing tho
long wharf.
Three young boys were arrested yesterday Tor
disorderly condnct.
DELAWARE BIBLE SocIErY.-The G3rd annual
meeting of the Delaware Bible Society will be
held in Grace Methodist church, next Thursday
eyenngat ia o'clock. Addresses by Rev. Messrs.
Geo II. Kramer of Asbury, Rev. DR.. Otis of
West Presbyterian, aud DIR. Geo. Sheldon, Super
intendent, in behalf of the American Bible
society for New Jersey and Delaware.
DIR. Sheldon says 'Iho work in Delaware
affords much encouragement. The Delaware
Bible Society continues its useful labors.. Tho
| Ladies Society of the city of Wilmington has u
| Bible reader and distributor constantly en-
| ployed. In Kent and Sussex counties the cause
| il sustained with growing interest from year
| TO year Receipts from Delaware for the year,
sl515.9i. Bibles distributed 1li3 Volumes
| The HUDSON RIVER ExoUgsIoN.-We would
assure all those who are contemplating accom-
panying Mr.. L. T, L. Smiths excursion to New
| York and up the Hudson, next Thursday, that
| he has rich treat in store for them. They Will
have all the advantages of day Of recreative
| pleasure, a comfortable ride to New York in
easy-ridng cars, q delightful passage up the
| HUI son through magnificent scenery and past
places of historical interest, including stop
page at West Point, and an extension of the trip
| to Newburgh, where all inspection may be made
of General Washington's old headquarters, which
are full of interest The fare is 30 cheap that
every one who can spare the time should go.
The OLD CITY HALL.-Counoil, last evening
donated the bell, which was removed from the
cupola of the City Hall to make room for the
present one to the Historical Society for pre-
servation among its relics. The bell will be ar
interesting addition. 1t is contemporaneon'
with the building of the City Hall in 179S, ant
was a present to the city from Joseph Tatnall
one of the prominent and wealthy early ctizeni
ef Wilmington. II for no other purpose thu
bell should be preserved to perpetuate his nam'
and memory. Mr.. Tatnall was the friend o
Gems. Washington and Lafayette, and at hit
home they always found hearty welcome.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

Mme. Madeline Schiller, the pianist, has accep-
ted an engagementof of six weeks. for an extern
ded Western tour with Theodore Thomas, be-
ginning Sep. "a.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

FArHER GERDEMANN's LEcruRe.-The subject
of the lecture by ex-Priest Father Gerdemann,
which is to be delivered at the Opera House on
the 18th inst is "The Roman Church of To-
day" The Roman Catholic church will bo
treated of, in relation to its numerical strength
and doctrinal standards, its influences for good
or evil, its ends, aims, and prospects in our time.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
The Peach Trade.
WILMINGTON, Sept.

WILMINGTON, Sept. 4.
The shipments yesterday were somewhat
light, as fruit is not usually forwarded on Friday
to Boston or the West,.it arriving there on Sun
day If started OH that day. To.day's shipments
wifi show an increase, tho number of trains out
on tho road being one greater than yesterday.
ni.trihntinn MaA maln as folloMa
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

WATERS STILL notwithstanding the
frequent rains which fell last mo nth the waters
in the creeks again low. Strange as it may
seem, it is nevertheless fact that the mills on
Red Clay Creek cannot run on full time, for
want of water After running all day tho dams
at evening are empty, and sometimes i'll the
morning one has to wait until the one further
nm the creek starts.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

ScuooL BooKs.-Boughman Thomas ~, Co.
supply school books to schools at publishers
prices. They always keep in stock full line of
the books in use in our State, 30 that teachers
and school directors need not have the trouble
aud delay of sending their orders to other Cities
as Boughman Thomas 4 Cos. discounts and
terms are tho best allowed by the Publishers
Board OF Trade.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

BUSINESS FArLURE-The failure of Mr.. Thos.
Y deNormandie, of 3O2 Market street, became
known, this morning. AS yet no definite steps
have been taken in the matter. The liabilities
are stated to be about 100000 mainly due to
Loan Associations, but the confident opinion is
expressed that under judicious management the
estate will pay dollar for dollar and with the CO.
operation OF the Loans a remainder might be
laft
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

HELD FOR U. S. CoURT.-Marshal Dunn won't
down to Leipsic, in Kent county, yesterday, aud
arrested Martin King, charged with the violation
of the Unitod States law in selling liquor with
out the payment of the U. s. tax. King was ar
raigned before U. s. Commissioner Smith for n
preliminary hearing, which resulted in his being
held in 800 for his appearance at the approach
ing term of the court. Bail WAS entered and he
was released. The United States officers Jerk
the unlicensed saloons, but the State law is by
word of scorn and reproach.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
From Cape MAY.

TIE END or THE sEAsoN-TnE HOTELS CLOSING
EXCEPT THE ATLANTIC-RETURN OF THE LIVERY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS GOSSIP AND GEN
ERAL NOTES.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
commercial Reports.

U. $. 5-2Os of 1862, s1Oo11.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
alrw advertisements.

(NOPPER RIVETS AND BURS, BELT
I j hooks and belt punches OF all sizes For sale oy
WM. IA, blILhAl,
alH Market .ltreet stllminp1nn.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

THE CRY TAxEs.-During the month of August
only 1881 II have been collected for city and
school purposes, compared with S192 526.11 in
the month Of July. OF the amount paid in
August 52,377 90 WAS collected by Mr.. Provost
of the northern district, and S2,553.91 by MIR.
Farmar. of the southern district. The large
amount paid in July was duo to the per cont
reduction, from the face Of the tax bills. The
whole amount collected up to August 31st, in-
elusive is sl97, 457 Al leaving only about $4,000
rucollected
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

/. o. o. fat the meeting OF che Unlformed
Battalion of Patriarchs, to be held at the Odd
Fellows Hall, on Monday evening, there will be
samples OF the uniform AZ adopted by the Bat
talon, on exhibition. This organization is COM
posed of members OF the various Encampments
of this city, and the uniform is very rich and at
tractive, being composed of black and purple
velvet and yellow metal IL has been adopted
by Encampments in Philadelphia, and meets
with favor everywhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04
FIRST EDITION.
PHILADELPHIA.
OUR SATuR RDAY LETTER

THE wEhTERvELr RIAL-DIFFfCULTIEY IN THE
WAY OF A CoNvICrIoN-THE ARREST OF STATE
TREASURER sooY, OF NEW JERsEY-THE OLD
FoLRs' ExCURsIoN - THE MILITARY - GENL.
BANKsoN's APPoINTMgNT-THE PUBLIC BUILD
INus-THE ABoHIrEoT's DEFEHsE-THE COM
PANY AT THE "cHEsTNUT," &c, &c.
Special Correspondence of the Commercial.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

LNOR RENT-TWO ROOMS
n Apply to j. w. CANARY,
senta eodtf 40G Market 1T.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

HNO TIE LADiE3 ALL KINDS uF
4 sewing machite needles, at the Singer otllce,
6l5 Market street. A. D. fANDlAEh,
o.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-04

TNOR RENT-STORE AND UWELL-
IN ING, or either une alone, No. 106 Market St.
Apply to D. T. HAWKINS,
sen, a eodtf A. Market st.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
School Books for sale at Purviancers.

Messrs. Smith & Mayer, Dealers in
Agricultural Implements, St. Joseph,
obtained the city's honorary award of q
grand gold medal, for the largest and
best display Of the various implements
of ~husbandry. Their collection consist
ed OF over - different pieces and en-
braced nearly everything used by the
farmer. They also obtained six special
premiums. Mcssrs. Smith s. Mayer are
the heaviest implement dealers in the
Northwest, and have an extensive
branch establishment in this place. I'M
der the control of Messrs. Danford &
Chittenden.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
Savannah Public School.

The Public School opened on Monday
morning last, with 296 pupils in atlen-
dance. distributed rs follows:
Room No. /, jS; Room No. ., 80;
No. ,, 80; No. +, IS; No. ), II; No. 6,
Il; No. !. Il.
The pupils all seemed bright and
happy, ready to enter with a will upon
The work before them. We were made
clad also by the presence Of MeSsrs.
Majors and Schu>ter, School Directors,
and several patrons Of the school. Right
here let Us say TO =! who have IN inter-
est in the success of the school, come
and see lis at work: YOU can thereby
DO much 10 encourage both teacher and
pupil, and by your appreciation OF their
labor they will be melted to greater cG-
forts.
AGeropcniD@, j. C. higgins, ESQ,
gave Il short, CHEEKY address, and the
usual promoters took place. The
teachers conducted their classes 20 their
respective rooms, and Us nearly all tie
teachers were employed in the school
last year, no time was lost in going to
work.
The Savannah High School now Of
fcrS many Inducements to those who de-
sire 4 higher education. There will be
classes in Latin, German, Higher Algc-
bra, Geometry, T~rigonometry, and
many other Of the higher branches. No
pains viii be spared to furnish all the
facilities obtained in the High Schools
OF larger towns or cities. Tuition will
be quite reasonable and the cost of liy-
in% much less than in the city. Hence
we shy to the people OF Andrew county
who desire to educate their children,
Won need not send them two Or three
hundred miles away to some college.
among strangers, where You cannot
personally care for them; You have the
means right at home, it YOU will avail
yourselves Of them,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
For the Republican.
George Bryan ct the Well.

Our friend has returned from the waters otHolt,
Fresh is Il daisy, trisk as Il colt
~ bee sips the sweetness from flower which is
rare,
SO our Irlrnd drank the waters aii the time he
WIS there.
/ once arw an elephant drink from Il stream,
Who drank such deep draft meier to stop it
would seem,
But our friend beats that animal clear out of
sight,
He never stopped drinking from morning ill
wight.
Quarts in the morning! Gallons ut noon!
Buckct~Gul drank by the light ofthe moon!
No we'll that | know OF, coult stand such Il haul:
But where did he put it, is the question OF all.
BE that rs ii may, down it did 80,
Like Fail, Of Niagara, continuous flow.
| know that some water Will turn into stone
The article which on its bosom IS thrown;
But if George, after drinking 4 mineral sea,
Does not turn into iron, its II wonder to NE!
II such should occur, it would not be right
LifEilv to speak of him. ironically writci
No more does the water flow over the we'll,
Refreshing all round, TIE meadow and dell;
since George paid his visit there, all has gone dry
Even dampnr>s departed andtcars from The eye;
No more % the cattle and Hooks repair
10 drink Of The water that once WA, there,
Alas. all is barren, which once was 50 Green,
Nothing can grow thcrc-nOthin@ is seen
savannah. Sept. II, -. :.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

Mr.. George I. Bryan, and his moth
cr-in-law, Mrs. Ellis. who have been
spending a few weeks at the Mineral
Well, neal Mound City, in Holt county,
Tor the benefit of their health. returned
during the past week, and each claim
to have been benefited by the water;
'tccerthclc@S, they think that leisure and
relaxation from businessman che amnse-
ments, and society, at the Springs. were
also q valuable help in bringing about
an improved condition.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17

On Sunday AUguSt29th, 1875. Mr.. O.
D. Boyis and Miss Fannie Combcst, Of
this county, rode up to the residence Of
Joseph Lannin@, Justice OF the Peace Of
Empire Township, and informed him
they had some little .'husincSs1 with
him. Then and there, on horseback, he
united the happy couple in the holy
bonds Of matrimony, and they went on
their way rejoicing.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
Railroad Difficulty.

A considerable fuss occurred on the
Railroad on Sunday last, the particulars
OF which, as nearly as We can learn
them, are about as follows: Some forty
or fifty persons, belonging to the up
country, were returning home from the
st. Joseph Exposition. a large pro-
portion of them had excursion tickets in
their pockets, which ran out the day be-
fore; and they claimed they were at
the depot for the 8 p. m. train as usual,
but no train left, and therefore they had
a II chit to 90 Oh the next. On the other
side it is claimed that no excursion
train was advertised to leave that even
ing except the usual ) o'clock train,
which did leave at the appointed time.
The Graham Brass Band was also on
boar.i, and claimed the right to a free
passage on the ground that the Far
Company had agreed to pass them bo5a
ways, but they had no tickets to show
for it. And there were others on board
who had no money, and some no tick
cts of any kind, who were evidently de-
termined to 'bum" their way ~ if pos
siblc.
The conductor, of course, could not
see the justice of this, and insisted on
the passengers paving fare. THIS they
refused to do, and he found himself I'M
able to enforce payment, or put them
off the cars. In this predicament he
concluded to continue Che train on up to
Amazonia, where he tclc~raphed to
headquarters for instructions. The re-
ply was received for him to collect the
fare. Further MD was therefore essen
tial, and he determined to appeal to the
lawful authorities for assistance. De
tachim% the engine and baggage car, he
ran up to Savannah, and soon Deputy
Sheriff Young and q posse Of SIX men
were en- rOHte for the seat of war. The
train was again united and started, and
.la to,, ,,;1n,,I
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-17
NzdDSTo

On Monday, Sept. 18th, Il Pocket
Book, continuing about Eighty Dollars
in currency, and one note made by JAS.
EcwyhiI to Shechan Il Sons, and in
dorsed b. Sheehan & Sons, on the back
of said note. Also, other valuable pa
pcrs. i liberal reward will be paid to
any M returning the same to this office
or, 10 4. Fisher. Savannah, No.