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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-16
Farewell Letter to Jas. G. Walker
on his Departure for California.

SAVANNAH, Mo-, April 18th, 70.
Jas. G. Walker, Esq, Savannah, Mo.
DEAR SIR:-You leave us,your friends,
wishing for your success in all your flu
ture undertakings. A wish shared IN to
the fullest by all your Savannah ac-
quaintances and you may have this
thought to cheer you, no matter in what
land your lot may be cast, or what kind
of clouds may be owe you, in the hearts
of your Savannah fellow-eitizens will
be found a silver lining to your darkest
cloud. And should you ever need a
friend. remember while Savannah holds
n of us, or ours, you have a hundred
friends:
T, G. Stiles. A. S. Reeves,
Vim Frodsbam, Ed. T. Duval,
d. P. Abbott, Giles busKlrk'
A. c. Monroe, Benz. d. Childs,
Geo. H. Hatton, Jas. T. Hardy,
]. NJ. Phillips.
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to the Public.

WHEREAS, for the past two years, various
w persons have sought, by artfully worried
advertisements, to impress upon the public mind
that /, Nathaniel S. Dodge, MD, was with
them, or IN some way connected with them pro-
frssionally; now, this WAS done without my
Knowledge or consent, as my name is virtually
my trademark; therefore, l have been forced to
make known in this public manner the above
facts, and that 1 have no partner or agent, and
to protect myself and the public have been at the
expense of a steel plate engraving. of myself,
which may be ordered from me (price % cents)
at l5s South Halsted st. Chicago, I'll: My spe,
cialty is the treatment of chronic diseases, and
those peculiar to the female sex. The poor re-
cciy. prescriptions free. do not keep open
office, and those wishing to consult me must do
so personally or by letter as above. hereby
caution all persons against using my name in
connection with any other person or persons,
professionally, as such persons using my nalne
will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the
law. Should the public meet any such parties
using my name, l trust that they VIII treat them
in the manner that they so Justly deserve.
Your ebedient servant,
% TuANiEL s, DODGE.
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Sweet Potatoes for Sale--and
Sprouts by the Million.

Fresh potatoes at Aldermans store,
by the pound Or bushel, at the lowest
market price.
Also the earliest and best sweet corn,
(early N~araganset); early tomato seed,
(Canada Nictor); melon seed, Phiney's
early). Ny vegetables took eleven pre-
miums at the st. Joseph Exposition, last
Fall. including the best collection of
vegetable seeds. [ have enough early
sweet corn to supply the county.
Larry cabbage, tomato, and potato
plants. at Joseph Austin's house, in sea
son, enough to supply all demand. Will
ship t o any point on order.
w. r. ELY.
Savannah, March 5, 1S75.-m2
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FASHIONs.-Ladics' toilets are ever
changing. Sometimes for the better and
then again for the worse. We are hap
pv to see that this season brings beauti-
ful changes. We have just received
.sSmith's Illustrated Pattern Bazaar" tor
Spring, and it is full to overlooking OF
the new and beautiful designs, and we
must say that we have not seen its equal
in literature, stories. criticisms, jokes.
poetry, selections from great authors OF
short sayings. 1t is a world of the most
interesting and varied life-thoughts.
.'Smith's Pattern Bazaar" has proved it
self superior to every other magazine IN
point of elegance, in appearance and
reading matter. Our lady readers will
do well to subscribe for it, as the price
is a mere song compared with its intrln-
sic value-being only n dollar and
ten cents a year. Those who wonld like
it should send one dollar and ten cents
to A. BURDETTE SMITH, Ola Broad
way, New York City. He gives a SPLEEN
did premium, also, to every subscriber.
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Strayed Or Stolen.

About two weeks since from the
premises of Mrs. McGrue, of Savannah,
one three year old COW, all white except
the end of her ears, long tail that drags
the ground, rather short horns; yet
gives milk. Whoever will return the
said cow, OF give information concern
ing her, will confer a great favor upon
a Door widow, who can ill afford the
loss of the COW. 2w
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Nj A X X T.

POWELL-HUMBERT-On April
list, at the residence of the brides par
ents, near Flag Springs, by Rev. j. NJ.
Morrison, Mr.. Milton NJ. Powell and
Miss Harriet G.. Humbert, all of An
drew county, Mo.
STARkS-MOFFIT-On Saturday,
April Sd, at Graham, Nodaway county,
by Rev. VIM. Trapp, Mr.. II. S. Starks
to Miss Nj. ID. Motif.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-16

De. FosDICK, resident Dentist OF this
place, continues to execute work in his
profession upon the most improved sys-
TENS known to the Art, and with 4 de-
gree of skill attained only by years of
experience. He has abandoned the use
of rubber, and adopted the celluloid base
for artificial teeth, as far superior to the
old method. Charges moderate and
satisfaction given.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby gwen that letters of adj
~ mInIstration upon the estate of William
White, deceased, hav. been granted to the un-
der.igned, by the Probate Court OF ANDREW
county, bearing date of February q, 1919. All
persons having CLAIMS against said estate are
required to exhibit them to me for allowance,
within one year from the date of said letters, or
they may be precluded from any benefit OF such
estate: and if said claims be not exhibited with
in two wears from the time of the publication OF
this notice, they will be forever barred:
JACOB kIMBERLlN,
nsr26 S15-no23-3W* Administrator.
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DIR. GARDNER sold his residence in
this place the past week to Mr.. Murphy,
of Indiana. The trade was consumated
through Mr.. Reed Murphy, ofthis coun-
ty, a brother of the purchaser. Price
$1,000 cash. We consider this an cX-
cellent bargain. Mr.. Murphy, we be-
lieve, takes possession at c
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-16

THE first Quarterly Meeting Of the
NJ. E. Church. for Savannah Station,
will commence at the Sixth street NJ. E.
Church, on Saturday night next, and
continue over Sunday. Quarterly Con-
ference on Monday night-Z. S. Weller,
presiding.
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WE direct attention to the Millinery
card of Misses Thompson q Young, to
be found in another column. They have
on hand a nice assortment of Millinery
Goods, and are also prepared to do work
in their line with neatnesS and in the
best STYLE of the Art.
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The Alexander Murder Case.

This is the absorbing case of the pres
ent term of the Andrew Circuit Court.
The defendant Henry c. Alexander
stands charged with the murder of ia
cob Norrick, in Nodaway county, in
October, 1873. He has previously had
II trial, and the jury failed to agree.
We made mention last week of the fact
tn 1t the application for change OF venue
Was refused. The Sheriff was ordered
to summon a sufficient number of per-
II from whom the jury could be OBJ
tanned, and have them before the court
on Friday. The law in such cases re-
quires forty competent jurors, and from
this number the twelve are selected.
Sheriff Carter accordingly summoned
one hundred and fourteen, and this
number was sitted by examination, to
the following forty,-and the case was
further continued until the following
Monday to give counsel time to make
their challenges, and prepare for the
trial:
Andrew Harvey, John Trook,
S. II. Shoemaker,* Lidwcll Lewellyn,
Jarvis Kirby. NJ. NJ. Elliott,
Joseph Walker, Henry Lebow,*
Alex. c. Filcs,* John Mccoy,
Charles f. Steelc,* George Large,
James Nj. Woods, NJ. Thompson,F
III. b. McDonald,* VIM. kctring.*
Julius A. Gains,* VIM. a. Pyle.
Gotlcib Steeby, john l.. Stanton,
Elijah G. Cordrv, Edward Gibbins,
John NJ. Simmons, David Todd,
Gerard b. ricketts,, John Roe,
John Oliver, Samuel Turner,
Chris. G.. Gee,* j. w. Gore,T
j. S. S. Wilson's VIM. III. Tilson,
John r. Scots f. b. Kellogg,
Nathaniel Kellogg, John Stoner,
Samuel Kaufman, Dillon Bayles,
George n. Paige, A. K. Murphy.
CThOse marked with 4 star constitute
the .iury.)
The case was opened for the State by
Mr.. Jackson; who was followed by Mr.
Edwards for the defence.
The State IS represented by Messrs.
J. P. Altgeld and VIM. Herein, of Sa-
vannah, and Mr.. Jackson, of the firm Of
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To the Republican County Commit
tee of Andrew county: My business
compelling me to be absent a large por-
ton of my time, l feel constrained to re-
sign imposition as a member OF the
Republican County Executive Commit
tno SAMUEL IIUFFNAN.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-16

RADIANT PARLOR OIL, at Danford d
Chittenden's. on-exploslve under Ltd
non-ofiensive Smell-clear as water
Lest in use-and sold ten cents per gal
lon less than St. Joseph prices.
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A Small Farm Of 20 acres For Sale.

A good new house. good well and
cistern, the best collection of fruit of all
kinds in the county. Any person wish
inc to secure Il bargain, will do well by
calling on the subscriber at his residence
adjoining Savannah, Go rods north OF the
school building. S. B. BUCKLEY,
Savannah. March 1~S-1S75-4w
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ID ID q.

DEAN-Near to Jimtown. in An
drew county, on Sunday, April g., 1875
Mrs. Almira Dean, an old resident O
Andrew county.
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III OF CEG.
u. S. INTERNAL REVENUE
TAXES.
rTor1 10TS To AnriI 40 1915.
Lay l, 1875, to April 80, 1876.

TIME REVISED STATUTES OF THE UNI
L ted states, sections i252, 325I, Us, anu
1893, require every person engaged III amy DIisl-
ness, av0cafiOn, or employment which renters
hin Iinhic to Il SPECIAL TAN, TO Procure
and Place Conspicuuusly i'm his Establishment
or place of business Il SIAnP dcli"tinG me
I,vnI,nt of SAID SPECIAL \ for the Special
Tax YrJr beginning May |, 1873, before COM
mrnclng or continuing business after April 50,
IS15.
The faxes embraced within the provisions of
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-16
FLOUR AND WHEAT MARKET

BUYING
Best Fall Wheat, per bushcl. So
q" Spring Wheat, per bushel, 10
SELI.ING-RETAIL.
"'Uniform' Flour, Clancy brandt
per 100 lbs. 90
Best fall wheat flour, per 100 lbs, 2 So
d" spring do do , 40
Xxx fall do do . 90
Fine bolted Meal, per bushel, 1 90
Shipstutf, per 100 lbs, l - to -
Bran, do 10 to so
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-16

Trunks, Nickel Plated Leather Wallis
es, water proof Overcoats, in large
quantities. and as cheap as the cheapest,
at J. j. Miller's, east side Public Spare.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-04-16
For Sale.

An excellent work horse. Enquire of
Mr.. T. Wells & Co. 1ws
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MISSES THOMPSON & YOUNG,
Having purchased d full line of
Millinery and Straw Goods

are now prepared to suit all who may need any
thing il this line. Hats Bleachsd aud Press
ed. Dresses Cut and made to rider, Patterns
of all kinds kept constantly on hand. Goods
furnished and work done ut the lowest prices.
G@Come and see us al the dry goods store of
E. NJ. Mitchell. apl6-5m
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Large fine Oranges for sale at W. a
Prices, 6 for % cents, or ~ cents per
dozen.
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Savannah Produce Market.

No 1 new Usage Orange Seed for sale
at w. A. Prices.
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w. A. Price has now in store a large
stock of all kinds of Fresh Grass Seeds
That Honey at w. \. Prices can't be
beat. You can get it in the comb or
strained.
If you have anything to sell, always
call on W. A. Price before YOU SELL
for he is foolish enough sometimes to
give more than any IL else.
W. A. Price has all grades OF Flour,
of the best brands, and Il little cheaper
than any in Jul market.
Dry Fruits of all kinds at W. A
Price's-Apples, Peaches, rrunes, Cur
rents. Blackberries, and the largest, Ill
est Cranberries you ever saw.
w. A. Price will sell, if he don't make
money every time, and would just as.
soon buy as sell, for he likes to keep
busy.
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W. A. Price has now in store a larg
stock of all kinds of Fresh Grass Seed;
, 1875-09-16
TRYING AGAIN.

TRYING IT AGAIN.
ANOTHER BErExTELNTH wAnD MEET1H9.
4 meeting was hoM l&at evening In ThAlia
Hall, on tho cornor Of North nvon.i" and ChHrcl,
ntrect, for Tho purpose OF organizing Hrvcn.
toenth Ward JefYeisonsan Cub. Tho attendance
MAS small, betnR limited entirely to Germans.
Mr. Adolph Kunz uhs eloc!od Chairman.
Tho first speaker was tho wall.knonn Conm,i-
mist, Zimpol who made = lengthy barapBuo In
which he vcntIlAod the naual CuInnnn,stn te4s, aud
abused not only tho Republican party but tue whole
United tstatss,
sfr. John Enuh msde an Addre<a In EuglIah cen.
corning Tho principles Of tho JensranuIAn psrty.
After thrae two speakers had finished. there vas
Init which lasted aomc tninnte', one e,1a ptInE
found ha1d ennugh 10 take tin foor At len3tE Of
tbs audience liftei himself uj', Aul wAnnl to know
what this mtetlng vas for anyhow.
HcrmAn named Hoffman volunteered Tho jnfor-
called Tor tho nobio puposs Of preaching against
rupton IN general.
resolution paasod TINT meeting for lin nr-
Ean0n 1f " JEFF Cli;b should bo hed At tho saine
place Saturday evening.
The meetinE WA then abnnt u brrak up, wiltn
stntAslnu created BY tho entrance Of Hans cft-
ing, wlo staggered 10 The front at began uaa.,dlin
spccch, Interrupted by laughter hIsses, aud applause.
Alter tnlnlglng in sons untritndlJ personalities
sh.rp-voiced German next swung lila arms ami
yelled in hs native tongue fnr about III n!nutca, an,la
growing dlEEsaafAct.on tho part U! tho autenee
who one by one etoe nostly away, leaving lbs tcs-
leIed orator stlfI waying hin and enuncaIing
principles enough for dozen party platforms.
, 1875-09-16

tIeeidI Uisratth tn TAe Ehlc.tQn Tribune,
WASHING TON, D. c., Bept. 15.-Tho National
Republican will tomorrow morning print tho
following double-loadcd article:
nun,ors rife on Tie ttseets and In hotels l.st
night That prcedeat rant has wEstton lstsr reRar!-
lng .ho Mississippi, troubles, 10 which hs
i, +, t'5s s H., !hsss fsgsstsa spps.,eas
shins to that effect Wh!lo 'hsrc y doubt thai such
: letter ls IN existence, Il is by no neans prob-
t' s @ It 'iif aas..a s y ,hts to ..r: &
iaieiasion to tlo From tho outse! of te
from dor. Acaes, tho President las been inclined
to oder "li lug ID for the preservation ot pesce
naS tho Tho s4sss aes It st5 , na 1IessDs III
Itself to him is tho that occurred In Louisiana
and other nouthcrn points, namely: That Government
turbsucss aftsr they have lceu ended h The temporary
exhaustion Of ths ariEi Of violence which psu,np,a
them. nc is nu doubt tired q the
proged that, howsvcr speedy tho Government msy
act te AID arrivcs too late to e Of immediate vaa
piaus Is nac. % IL ii the lstter sesesrod r. I TO- T Il
ihat tho opinion II a'eA tlst moro dctesnncd o.
sleapp! to execute the Axa and preserve order In the
fnturc. lie appreciates tic difficulties with which Gov
Ao. IT, ts Of . M osss
a le did In tho casa ol Co.. Kellogg, that tho
meaRrc resources At hand shall bu a1hRused end
tlcir lneciency fully desnonttfAtel before tho Gov
etameat will te Justified In placing troops
1t tho Governors dhposal. From this s1plsna-
tlon, 1t must 10 evident that the inference widely
drawn froi the suors that prevailed last night, that
the President bad determined not to respond 10 de-
snand for nd from any Of tho Southern Btstoa, il
entirely without foundation in fact. Last night
direct snd retnnnsl application was mads to
tho Attorney -QeneEll for copy Ut tho
etter for publication this morning, ani, II that could
not 10 had for such explanation concerning Its
tents would enAn{o pubeh true and tuteliI-
Kent epitome Of IT, At tho same tlne tits application
waa nadc The Altorney-GeuerA VIA inform
cd Of rnEors, ar rather statements, in
certs!u newspaper circles Of What alleged some
Of The lTesdepiH declarations. In reply, u Attorney
Geaerl said that any atatemtnt ru,lior to what
thu President hsd written was not only unsutlor.
lied. hut must Of necessity b antrue, for not
atnA!o word oG It L1d been given
TO tho public 10 an5 ono who would reveal word
Of 1t, though Il had been read 10 two trco
bars OF tho Cabinet. Tbs Attorney General further
stassd that hu had to tic President for hia
appreciation and parnsalou n give the letter 10 tho
rrcEs, suh he had doubt of tho p1osIdcus 4cquI.
eseenoo ds,r1n8 office houra to-day.
, 1875-09-16
Prof, Marsh Concludes His TrY
ttn.2ny Before tho COM
mission.
Commissioner Smith Proceeds to Defend
tho Admins ration Of the
Bureau.
1Henty-flTe Thousand Sasages Assem-.
bled for the t.ranl Council.
Tbs Sioux Will Dispose Of tho Black Hills
at ANY Price.
THE COMING COUNCIL.


RED CLoup AoAser, Scb., sent, Il, via Foar
T,4u.u,r Hcnt I'm h,un, h,o, f,,,,, ,,o.
,.....'.I ~ it,. H.. 1.I,. ~ ~
'''u."oa ~, =" uo'a 'no Anu'Au "oe'ie" ~ Luz
mouth o. WINS 'lay 'lceR' t miles northeast
Of ttls place. the Indiana are all moving in thia
direction. Tho Missouri liver InE,apa and ihoga
from tho spottod Tai, Agency arc o1poctcd ,,.ro
,a-,icht
'o"snt'
lilo commission IL noT Awaiting tho ARRIVAL oil
Get. TORY from 81. Paul. who IL due here to-
uIof.or. geus,or Allison saws that, a. Senator
800 "~e .e, ~ 40 "a "1" ',.
lne 10 Psoeeea Will tno negotiations ah''l Af'
Terry Arrives.
4 great many OF tina Indians aro
prrny,yo 1,ss.r.sr,rD
NJ rha d.,,v =. ,,,oso l,.;.,r =, wa. a;,,.ao.
~ 't,u e8'n'' - 'o ''1h NJ si'"s .'r'aA.,
are uea'Foas OF tesnfn'ae lloiho before tho cold
weather sots in. Tho hstachea Of this Agency
arc constantly bsAieged by tho indians With in.
ouiries N to .he cau.e Of tho iolay, and cheu
-. t.a,,..,1 Iii I,.;, ,ha f,,,,,,,;r.,., 80.
~ So> .NN'.. wa ~ t' u, .a'.' 'a'o
pcon togf tnet 1n1eo "eeSs now aua thtls 1ar
have accomplished nothing bsvnnd having iu-
fot,na! talks with tho Indians who bavo waited
tl,en,. At none of which wa, t,nrc uor,i amid
.,,o,,. .r,.o;na nm, ,1nv 70, ~, ~,
"'eNs -. ahlesAh 49, 10y ,o' s"' elIa'oe "
Inc COUNCIL consequently sna lhaiehs hafo
been left in utter ignorance on that point.
On Saturday o5o lloal vi beef were Aaued to
the Indians. aud Yesterday largo tram with al
ditlona! supPles came III from Lheyen!e. Thus
FAR M do1intto amount hn3 been spoken Of a.
tho purchase price for tho EiAck HILLS country.
md on this point the Indians arc FerT h'.1tons.
Ihey n1n perfectly willing 10 sell. and will
TAkE WHATEVER IL OFFERED
them, aa shov say that the w!l1te men are going
to occupy that couatry anyWny. 1t IL thought
that she comm'saion will mt oner tue 1udiant
, 1875-09-16
FORElGN,
TURKEY.

TURKEY.
THE HERZEGOVINA lsgCnoESrs,
CoSsTAsT1sur1E- Sept. 15.-Latest Official 3D.
vices from Herzegovina stste that tho insurgents
appear willing to negotiate witt, the ConauIs
There havo heen no offensive movements for
sevoshl days. Tho latest encounters termin atcd
IL favor of tho NlrA. Emigratlng famlles arc
beginning 10 return.
WHAT CORRESPONDENT a4Ys.
LoNpoS. Sept. 15.-TAe TiD,es publishes 4
telegram from Vienna, which coutainH the fol-
lowing: " "Howevcr contradiction! the accounts
may be OF the receut ekiEmiBea, twu facta arc
indispu.able: First. that the Turks t5sv.r4o
Tic country In every direction. Their object ia
to opon communication and reieTe and strength
ca the more pxposcl military petitions in
Southern Turkey. This has been thotougl-
~ done to Dllek and Torsblnje. aud from thu
laStcr to tho Austrian frontier, and down tho
sultorius, has beeu opened, aud tho lighthouses
repaired and garriaoned. 30 much has baen
bloch-honses, that 1t may bn "a well
to mehtton thst they MO Rimply wesl-
butt gnarsi-houscs, ard contain cqal t;azrisou
Of from four to ten fneu, with a uon.con.
niesloued officer The oher indiBpusablo fect
Ia that NJ so0n a. lnsurscn. forco leaves the
mountains, the TurhiHl. torce arc at onco after
1t, and dispose Of il easily il thoy reach It. OF
courao Tue difficult w0lk remsins Of dis!odgiu4
tho insurgents from their ul1untain stronGhol53
lus tho approaching winter will soon make tLei,
positions untcnable. AZ for hopes If AesletA,lcc
they lave become fainter. Circnm.tanccs seem
to favor tho mlaslon Of tbs Consular Cotum4s-
siou.r
THE OUTLOOK.
LONDON, Sept. 1G.-A Berlin special to tie
Times Aayh tho recent succeas Of tito insurgents
under Tue continuance of tho guerrilla warfare
until spnug il possible. 1u su:h caHe It will be
difficult to restrain tho Bcrviaus from rartci-
pat1ng. AuAtria, with Al ayo to there cuutin.
genclos. has issued orders Regulating the suppl;
Of horses IN tho event Of mobilization.
, 1875-09-16

tue 'foTe1nor; another thht he waa leading a.
tor1l'y, etc Tloas !ettera ,sera snswssea ,.,u.
ally attef tn" following forr--5ome:tmca WITH
Slight addition t2 nil. circum.tances: -
az IoF srp1ntoa II treeve', anu hara fnli7 al
ne 'sas n.,,'lf , ~ to 5.at abilities, eharacisr
gentlemen In who's. ernpny 1on viii be, and upon M
~ tax of engaging proper 4rsnu Sec-
a. :,t!s',a iii ,!e ,.1! as' sesi' rsc. 1as
e. sp &c s. .,sy ,S '"i H., III
tsearssh.ns flea.e remit 1y arat nsi,, III
taeet9a1ie ta 9 tei' month"; Your ''Ay viii 's *3o, s
Two OF tho wontd..,a Coneroasman'a clerks ba.
benton still Ia TnE IR1nuxE after they lind l,eoa
place srspected tGat i' ali NJ, ~ not not
on The square, and wrote to tho Postmaetor
fot information. which Jed to tho Arrest Of tho
|nst As 20 waa raking . hatfut Il Of lsstors froul
hin box 1t tile roat- Office to-day. nehton bed On
examination before United ssates Commissioners
h.9y. who bound him over In the sum
2! q :2nh Tho lishtness Of tho bail Was owing to
tho otronler boing relative Of ona Of tho nosk
ps9mine''t etizonH. Samuel Foster. who inter-
sooGo tos hin and wont hta bail. Benton Is an
tn.lo e stist,eer here. however. and hnila
~, ..om ara. MoT IL, lo'k State. He ts young man
T.. ,.1 aso' fhIAHL3tIOvh"
ing. ing al and y q e7dons!g about Al greon AZ those
mhom hh has dnrct. lIn claims th{a to be hia
hrt' on:nao lic will r1obatly light out for
fresh fields and iaa:urcB nov.
JAIL DELIVERY.
GESava ILL.,. Sept. l5.-si1 tnan. Frank Noon.
john Tiorney, Horace patchju, Carri-
son Williams. Fred smith, and a;mpsou
Johnson broke frotn tho County int
hore last night. and eEcapel 70 pnttf
90 far nnknorn. Two locka had been
quietly saved OF. giving entrauoe to coll next
t'.o outor wall. whence pRassge was Ding untlac
and through. so,no l. or IL reot. Tho men zero
In for various pEousca. Tho rtngleatles, Moon,
being notorious thief nnd housoblosker iron,
UAthyla.