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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22

CONCORD, N. H., February 2l.-Eight
OF ten inches OF snow fell In this vicinity
last night The roads are almost In,
passAble. The Trains are much de-
layed, ... r..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22

ONH Of the heaviest real estate dealers
Of Indianapolis has gone into bankruptcy,
with Liabilities placed at the modest sum
Of $6Ss, 200. What he has upon the other
side Of the account Ii, not stated.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-02-22

APittsReld woman wants to wager $500
that she can walk fifty hours without rest
or sleep, She would find 1t much easier
to talk 6ity hours without rest or sleep,
, 1875-09-29
OTHER CASUALTIES.

. JUMPED THE TRACK,
oaAaA Mob, Sept. 2s.-lhe mail train which
lo1t ch1caso on s"nday night, tho 26th. on tho
eh'eaRo, burlington L Quincy Kat!road, was
thtonh uo"h steep eiRb&nkmont miles eaat
OF "ooabutn, IL, BY tho spreading Of tae track
or twisted raal about . p. ~. yesterday. The
"sln eon''sted OF three coaohes one baggage
eas' aaa : car containing pair Of valuable
lofss1. AL but tho Latter and tho eugino rolled
do"n tho embankment making two or three
feTolutlons. James Powers, section foreman,
~aa instantly tll'od, and about ffty passengers
Fpa Toss Iss bsd 9f lsa4 - aEsd Qae lady usuo un.
tle worst case. All tbs olhass but tTo aro m dos a.
lug well. Every ca1e and attention t,assih,s ia
being chterf,!ly rendered BY The Railroad t:oma ~
paay; 1 Thoss who arc nos willing o. abo to move
, 1875-09-29

5no Wtreontin and Minne+o's n.sr. family, t':25a
t75 winter whrss Ohio, Indians md sicl,tgan, t6
fHnAts-Oos1l--hisrkst nul: ni,ed and yslow, 71t1
R7ac. Usts-s1isei nn,t whfIc +t,ta7u.
PHILADELPHIA.
rnt.ADtLrHfA. Bort. 2..--1HrMotnuM-Qnit 10
rncsi, lnttala,(o: crude, he1,l 1uAe.
artps Gu,er, 11x,ls%o; Timothy. faeoas.ls; har
eota eFIeua"ota hr,n; extras. &1oo a'so; IOWA, sttnne
nta, md Mi.:oa:tn s'2s s'.tc. ohto and 1u-
''ea, ant,,FMWacst. to fair reaute., n,r raa.
's s1sa sa, IT, I'D Se 90 '% 4i t19:' I;s4 ,ei"w ss
ssak; vhltss lsss9o ,t..asl, !ovs42o.
1,urrtn-F1rnsr: Now York State nnd bradford
Comfy e1t.as T. M;atst4e; fss' aaoc rolls extras,
a',fFx,x-1mrroytna: wesfern nnc, lo@11c.
Euas-Quict: Wcstcrn. 27Ga2sc.
sT. M,uta
ST. Lnu1a. Hcrt. 28.-FLnGR-Qnet and uurhAnRetf
anAts-Whc.t i.igtcr; No. rol win.cr, M.Fai
le47: eatli; sios Aen.e,nber; ai4g Deto,cr. Corn
p.ts dull an droe,ns No. J. a7c all, M, scpssn,.
her. Bsse, quiet aad unchanged. Rye quiet and IN.
rR9stsroxs-pork inactive: Joining lotr. te2,7sa
p2Jeo. Iar. ',u1i mud nominal. 1,nlk nltats strsly
I'd fr;a sHo; 12>stslaao. Daco, armer; 99c;
1Rn1srrEQu,et and unchanged !; $t,1sx,
lskcrIt1s-Fout, 0oo br's wheat, 4e isN bu: corn,
fGo tn: cats. 1900 b1; barley, 1,uo0 Iu; RE-
nALT1Moss.
DAnr1HohE. tl., srit. 2a.-rLnun-iur; woatern
sqps nscams,t Mrw; '' hrand' sa'oae7s' otl,or
us.m-whe't 1r1n and unchanged. corn-we..-
ee.!os a.,i ttmer wo:tern whito Soa3oo nitoi, ID
e!ss es;-ss,dS Ays gu Msl,;.' Nd n;o1nn, s,
haSss inEss5 nE .: Pork seerso % s
tvs saosle1 1oloxs: it'll lls rS s'UsS siie!; f ite
hsms. l6E9Ios Lard sr,n; refined, t14.75 1'e'
, 1875-09-29
MARIN e.


FQHT CF CFfIQAGQ, SEPT. %,
A1nrvrp-Behr Willie Isntlt: LrtlsnRton, lumber !.
echr Two brothers, Ludngon, lumber; sob. Collina a.
wood, Grand Tsaversc, ltitnber schr .. Ioa A1at,.
isec, lumber; scllr J. u. Merrill, 1ra.o coal: schr
Rob Roy, Musleso' iu!nber; so1r Argo, Culwers
p1cr ssuod scals ou. IT, s. Grant, Horns picr. wood
sehr D. II. Ford, uswego. coal hohr c. Htuckiuy Al.
r1na, lumber schr y. q. Cooper Arcnn. lun1bor :;
Echr IIercnlea I1arta 1dsr, POSTS schr af g. nsco
Cleveland, eoa eclr Golden 1sulc Dulalo coa: rehr
nnssan, OsHego coal scnr E. +. noyce auuJa' 1}ay
oedar posa; hcf,r Flying Min. Mpera, lnubor schr
Middleao1, Ms1istoc, lumber; schr C1nyton Bells.
Twin Rlses, lumber echr Richard Einaou, Buffalo
soal schr Plying Cloud, Green nay Clly. lumber
schr g. II. Haekley, MuBkeKon lumbar ncl.r j. n
March, buffalo, coal: prop q. i. Heath, sauea-
tuck, s'ndrlea; sehr D. pswou, oswe-
70. coal; tchr T. c. Leighton, CLEVELAND,
coil: tdlr Game Cook, Mu,ksgon, lumber:
schs Brooklyn, buffalo, coal schr Annio vouRht,
Erie coal; achr T. Morn, Green 1sny, cedar ro.ts
sehE H. r. Mason Frnukfort, lumber scar Tri- Color
uo!Andt lumber; schE Chriatine Nilsson, DuGnle,
coal scht led!tcrranean, Eric, coal schr g. j. Ar
dEews, ffsrts Ner, wood sehr .. Newhali, hIuske-
gon. 'amoef ;.seow @. Neville, Stone croek, cedar
posts prop Empire Htaso, Dufal9. sundrtca schr
4. .. atoora Grand Haven. lumber; aehr Driver
LndlnGton, wood; schr WIanie Wing. Mautatce.
I lumber: sehr 0isd Tldinea. Holland, lumber;
s1sns1 6sss 1nns so1 e su msen Msn.s.e lnntss so
teeon, lumbtf; schs II. Hand, Kowanuee, cedar
nS,,' Let. d. aIan:'es lHntsr al Coral In.
talo .aafies; .ehs American. 6sreao. ce.l; schr
l.%.a ai2 sehs says: s, ss
Church, Maulste, lambar strr cosous, III 1t, Jns.
cfsnndFt's cnx weP Messenger al. Joe. sunrios; schr
&: e;ss Asssss' s.a':1s easss'' sss4 ST.
tt CT. 9ss M.nswes nss. ssr ss s t.
ns1x; eehr Yankee l3alc, osweao, coal schr George
3 sso,e e., 9ssT;sES, s;;'Es, ~, -. o.y
n Cleveland so.l sslr " tSs1rs s 'sI. chsllo.is t. t.
SSas schs a.n Diego. buffalo, ooa; achr Hsiso:ia
tss iaf I'll N:Sst. saa I'll .saf q rsfs sa
}snt sns.t sss e. o';y e df. iaSe afssd .ssa
es.!:; e. pahb.n pGss Ga'Yae fsp, xasa: sssf:
.stsa im;tr nj aS'. M.ntssfe lnn.or achr Jsrsn Nam
e.: r. .ehs e usz!o Doak ST. JOS iamGer achr hystio
IT, .ssr Ga9ro!te oos stmr Huron. Holland saniits
S .ehr Thrso rotlsr,. na1so, coal: seSr M.
sss9 sa aissa ssbs IT. ;as!5t: :sf Morley Allsns
sssF s's5ssf9 ntSs sshr Et1.a A.
A.. h!io5san ssps y p!ss l!ssen f,u t
seaaa,: 1 .na ,. .,uaEa4: shetoya.n II pk1 fruit snl
Me.s,u,t, 'iaF Il. ,oo.ons' st. Jeasph pMares prop
upaf1e' I'll ~ ,t,ns Nashua, ogdsnsbur4 6217 bu cosu,
II, a. dons naa snndEtee prop Peerless aacktnaw, 30
1nots ooo bu cats hzls aouT aad ioo h.a4 II
IL ill., !aassaustte oo9 ba oals aud no bags feed LII
w. | tse ~ snS r. fs,e: lf.no.st 32 ba oas 1910
st n.at a30s 1u corn; aehr A. Thozao, olsy UanIs
r., Hmaf y GIE4a4scts-prop q. j. ,Truosdal, aresn
d. foana 11RfI,.. 1fas.7 lcls o and sunarsrs aehr An
ns1sn 20 so g. 1T spn" ;.nf Musksssn
sIse. Saaalo Y. coo bu wheat; tmr Isuton. Bgth
, 1875-09-29

III 1t70F H7VHtt" 10 Z TO CHR1ET 7Y76Hf3,
6TEn1lau, ILL, 6ept. 98.-Tlie Sterling Lecture
Association that run such 4 brilliant star course
!aat seaAon have Just Aold $50 saason tickets at
20 each foF the coming winters courBo. None
hgt tic finest taiaut are ougagod. James Il.
r1elda opens the course Oct. IL, followed by ths
uAmilla utso Troupe, Airs, Hlddons, The Ourolne
hlchlngs-Dornard Troupe, Murdoch, aud others,
, 1875-09-29

-T'''"H .7'RPssstF ~ tn I7fsIHNR lf13HH&.
QUINCY, ILL.,, Sept 2a-Young nattell, who
"as muFderonsly assaulted In this city last Sat
uFday nlRht, died thla afternoon. Tho Mayor
~ ~ onorcd rown1d Of $500 for tho appreleu-
sion OF the aasanoin.. Two men Wore u,l.ior ar
rest to-t3ay on suspicion OF being cuacorned in
tt,e,a the murder. but nothing Of impor,sneo xas
, 1875-09-29
OCEAN STEAMSHIP kEW8.

LONDON, beps a6.-Iho steamships San Mar
co., apd Atlas, from poston, aud EAya.ino, from
New York, hayo arrived out.
new NEW 9oak, 6opt. 2S.-Azrised, steamships
rsanoo, !aa 9, roM t.ondan 0allert, from Hamburg;
-, L9spoa' m,l;' hapt. 4.--.HtaamHhips Tho Quasa
%po 4'oe''' 15otn No" York, have s,Fiysd olit,
, 1875-09-29
THE BEltEFOHThlNE TRAGEDY,
Cincinnati En1uir<r-

unnArAs O., Sept. N.-The Testimony Of tho
7-year old daughter Of Jamea Bcho!l, was was
lynohod ut Dellcfontaiue on Saturday morp;ur
Was given to tho Corouer's jury 1T Uollc Ceutro
this morning, and 1t MAS OF 10 damaging char
acter to tue mother that tho excitemous Of Fri
day Vas renewed, and threats of another ly1c1,.
Ing were general. Tha ShortK OF tLa county has
aooordinRty removed Mrs. Hclcll from the ia,1.
and' It u beloved. haa takon hur to MArysvilo.
me conviot!on TINT Mrs. Echoll Was ut least q
coming aettisd. and 1t Ia to be fesred tha. IN
lnfur'ate! poople Mill seek ont hor piaoo Of tof-
uso and deal out summary puulslln!ent
, 1875-09-29

Special Correspondence Of Thy tAdaoo 1xthua.
t4saiho, Miotl, sopt. 24.-poputy bheritr
DAbbttt, OF Jsfforson County, New York, wsk
here 1ast evening With rsquis!.lon from Gov,
Tlldon uron uoy. Nagloy for tho arrest Of
Hiram a. 1teeSeS, charged by the Hove Sewing
haoh.he Company with foJgaFy while selling
nlAehineA Nv Rgent, '"a
, 1875-09-29

coming, and, rbllo getting ont Of tho way Of a
freight gojns vest. le vas run over by Tie No q
r'rcenEcr going cnat At ahont leo =. m. Tho
H"1y il fearfnls nnhttlatctf. Sir. j. il. Stnwnnr
trlf'!t or tito declared wfto war travelling with
i'im ia7 loft horn To tako charge Of tlls l,ods,
Which IL at present iii Earlville,
, 1875-09-29

pIFtH1 UT7pdseH d Tia EGi6a00 JF{91J0N
dAtsanuno, ILL.,, Sept. @,-Fa1riok Hrop, a
pedl'er, "hife passing foscst adjoining the
eeuetory in Knoxville. Sunday nigh. last, WA
knocked down and robbed Of several hundred
dollars, worth Of goods by two men nsmeI Too
Icy anu Mcoaltiher. They welo shortly After
war4s arrested, aud arc now iu iail.
, 1875-09-29

Bio brought him ysst au,l pair OF brssc,,,.
in ~ Aswar Ia III appesl fus old plothes ~ t,s
w. se5y ssgaea; she thought thoy would M % g.
feoafor'soy feaav' i1o sxsminoa both garnents A.
-, ,"!aesa M sint 10 Sstaa'paakss nor % hlad poaka
, 1875-09-29

SrAss1 N*patcA "a TA4 cA,eaos Iy.aunx.
MxsnorA. ILL.,, Aept, 2a-Isa.o Dovers. os
Hair County. Ia, was run over by tho csrs
within few utlts Of hose to-day. aud waa In.
stansly killed. lilo Was on lis way to yiait hln
fs!ends It Burlington, H.. aud stopped OF here 10
Look for BOT Of talso teeth which hs utopuad in
, 1875-09-29

epseEW O9naHh q 7As ChztdVs TFf6Vnt,
p4aV1LAE, Ill.,, Sept. 4.-0ur c1ty IL again In
fossed with burglars. Last night tue drug
house OF L. Il, hondinot was sntered from tho
sk'lghs, aud whas money those waa In tie CASH
aEaWoF toRsther With toilet articles aud some
potslaa 4lqoofa. W. takan. Au attempt was
ttRto1. wv ""' '""s
, 1875-09-29

spsetdt Dtspstch to The tAteaqo 3r{buse.
sLHnANoN. O.. Sept. 29,-A man named Louis
Shaw, farmer living = mite east Of town. at-
tomFed to mQrdor his wife to-day. His vile left
him several veoks ago on account Of III -trcstmeut
and vent to daughters house to live. sAaw fol-
lo~ed hcr up whila ahe was aIoaa to-dsY And ii.
lacked her brutsily, atabbng hor sl1 or ciett
arrest. - "1"3'
, 1875-09-29
FHhTRIcIf1E,

S1*sfas Correspondence " 1'a4 CAtsaqe 3tib4nk
LANSING. Mlch., sspt. 23,-1wo brothors
nsmad FoEstaE, qaatrelsd ysste.day whtla At
work GU the Nrsnt farm, near Ut. Johns, outing
corn. oho rceolyad fatal stab from tAo coru.
GUITAR ln tho hands Of tho other,
, 1875-09-29

0bs"'p7 WsR13sH 2 tn C1ta4go 4{Jb4ns.
BURLINGTON H.. Sept. 2s.-Ths l,urlnotor
Aaokeys fass traia, running between thia n,, oitv
e. Sna dkeekus ". put on tiis morning. Aut Is
creates considerable enthuslasm sione X. -
ct tia road. S"6 "ao Aao
, 1875-09-29

THIEVES AT KALAMAZOO. MICH,
Htfc'af Hm'rtteh 10 7'h+ thpnaq T,.nuns.
KALAMAZOO, hfcll:. Ress. 2y.-stnEton Faun-
ders, alleged horso-thlef, wAs Jailed hero tllis
aftcrnnon
Ne!ro, n}saa Kobfnton, charged with forgery,
HaB Jailed horo to-day.
, 1875-09-29

4usako' sopt' 2s.-At Kuowltou. Quebec, An
-. ~ "" ~ Msa named Wals4 attempted to mu1dor
ha wtfe thia morning With M Al. wl,nn .Oo;r,,
, 1875-09-29

optcfdt Utst7uEcA 10 1hS Ehtcd1o Tribune.
CoLDwATEn, Mich, Sept 2s.-This l,aH been
hnbY day fof criminal mattera i'll Tue Cjrcuit
Court. lu the case Of A. II. Guthrie, charged
with rnpe, a nol!o proseqnt was entered.
Charles Miller, a la<l - years old, pleadoa
guilty to Petit larconT, and Was aoutoncod to ono
year In the Detroit House Of CORRECTION,
John Condor. oil plea Of guilty to the charge
OF breaking into and entering dwelling -I,ot1se,
rrison. 1lo ii about 20 yeala old, anI looIs q
little tough.
CLAYTON chauncy girdled eighteen maple treos
ahu owned up. aud vas fined 210u.
Lewis Fiahor was tried on A nha,ca ~ ,,so,,
IN burning tho barn OF II. johnson, i. Ju]g iast.
me srial occupied nearly ill day, sud tic iurv
returned verdict Of guilty attcf short 1eiib
Grafton. ''1@
, 1875-09-29

~ RELIGIOUS TROUBLES At TORONTO
lonoHro. Ont. sopt. W.-rostete arc out
calling upon Orange Young f,r.tons to organize.
unesH hrci'blsi'op 1ylch ba persuaded to for.
'dh tha pilgrimage nast buildny SERIOUS co,,so-
InenceB arc appreheudtd,
, 1875-09-29

~ Foa'a 3n1ulry f1t vessals to load wheat 1t
saVtoF Ahgston and a,1o for Port coborno, M mi,
were scpoFt4d for Buffalo. tin s,teu tn wb,cl
~. tad to he unchanged, though Tia vessels M.
~. NO previous evening Ia 60 to Milwaukee, for
t,a" .ee'!ed a4c, which has beeu tho ntaud,p9 nuo
LOT aaress dsra past. charsa Tu Ktnr.
a.. ~" sAnspes Bolivia, and Hartford, wheat at
lila. It 9,tn ttoFt co1,o.ne- Lack md Auatiu,
shas, mi ~ W., u Mudalo-rrop Dean IIchnUnd'
1npr, Ht.rta raop aowhYrG rya and wheat, aud rron
shs,l VI re- oaEn. shrong1. Ualaeity, l8V, ,00b III
"1'~' W casu, and B1DtD hu sYs,
, 1875-09-29

'h" f"ah. acrt. pa tlisnatct from Rich.
1oona' Ao'' r"ports tha. tho Captain, l,ts wife,
1n1 fourteen 1T tho crew of nEnesea NJ lin nl,tn
Im,ly honthAr, wero lost by tic wrechinr Of
s .s Fa.sal on no E'g1ith enant few laya ngp,
Ho~dointanl 'oat Within rcar. '''" '''n'
, 1875-09-29

ua,a. a1 northeast wlaa sprung up shout 10 o'clock
a.tta y nahtt which brought iu ona O; tbs laraest
no.t ~ Mc fssson, erowdtng up tho siyeF Ia tta Ut
d.. "pseny. md occaaouipg nu.abasle.a 1,ms sna
,,,.sss especially between Randolph snd AuAms
troos, tas hsEbos masters did thoir Lest to syc,t
,ssaa' nut they were almost posesless, :. thor dl.
IL a.nso Waso but ute hooded. Mi, pxy,a fleo.t
DfybceIa baIaeasnly anISy Treasurer q DO onicsxs
oEot VIZ q: s.,, 4 s!*ls ~ son. os;siss %
ia NJ VI 4uast of health. Young W. Olcott n+,ts
toe w 0a4 tho hsshh Lo so1ah sad IL nor ~,
ii. W. yin9 dangerously sick It tAAt llApe Tia
In s9na a45t wsA Atelad ypstartsay ly HUH Goxns
kost :Iha stnF CorouA, af uoo1rahr sassn,s
"a Tt WI hesoaftcf luaka tF.weGtIy tsj,,s betwrrn
ht b.. Aaa IT, Jo&srh, Mich, :. Tho schr Madison
l4f n.st ..utstopaast au tha lu1nbeF market yextnr.
hssi III Tia largo bark NicAstd Winalow w.s
Rooi ~ ~ sae Fts1 yc+tczday nofuiug Ly lie tuus
l4ls s-u4. nv ."efu. Tha tug Captaina could not ~
lenseh Is'dss owing to tbs iAssa numbax 1T
nj. ,has - Ao lumber MRrkeL aud supnMmi
tuenast he cali Of thcr, ,xhlsties, When il,eT
id H. a corner, however, they saw lhat tho Lrijue
t4.,.d tL,s 70 ~ W aud waa ati clusfd. Y1oy r.
I'll. IT, sadI ~ 70 much hsa4ls.y. sud went IN To-
hk4jes m,.nss' To Ayo!l siaHo ss4ds.I, ths tua
nj d. SttAsH tie craft towards tho duck oa liz
s4t4ss X. - ~ 1na ~ wsut with epnAvs4lIs fore
Mdss. ~ s,aa4 building. Gu tAs wy4t trt Of tss
NJ srd 9st 1lbhaoln o1s&s thrqukh ID b,isT
Ae*'aolahiaz ths coal o1tcs It uaall.ton. III
, 1875-09-29

Ills aorl coming. In turned and 'sl,ot him, The
nn'l then; In eof.dnfen.r. shot hin taihr1 dca,j,
lho Old 1ndf IL nut G1pcctc.I 10 liyu.
, 1875-09-29

CRUSHED TO DEATH,
HAsEsF1'I.E, o.. beps. as.--Jthn Stoncl,ouse
vas tnasantlr killed at tho Ohio Iron Comnanv'.
furnace last EigAt by tho falling Of a pas-slack
, 1875-09-29

Ei1'Ch'i1 NORTHWESTERN 0alLH7tN
F''i u grim =. ~ Ifit.ti, ant Is ,r.,
~, e''Wr Hrt''o1'7t.. and at tn d<pots. @
L Ae.I---
, 1875-09-29
ISp-Northetat, light; weather. f]pe.

hn1paKrnnr, ILL.,, Sept. :s.-Asn1yEp-T. nY,urn,
Marsetlrs, 6,oo0 In corn: D. L, Wright. sorr1.. q I'M
bu corn prop Wha1c Seneca nooo bu oats, 139p lin
seea: Friendship. seuoca. G,seo bu corn; Georatu.
atayt!awer, Clanraf,o1, ai,31G Il itlntcr. ;M..S;,
shn!lea Ge,. Mcclellan, Joliet, =, 7,lG0 RI LUMBER.
10guo shingles.
, 1875-09-29

FfftNV0 1F1bNff.
FORT HURON, Hers. 2s, 10 p h,.-DowE-lrops Mon
tauA, at. Albans 3. c.,ambertn md eousort; acrs
Antfsa Smith, Williat crosshwaitc, T. II. Foster,
fr1nfund, sarue! l.. Matllcr, John hIartIn.
Ur-1rnrH Manitoba, Chnunccy lIurl,,,t 1ofpr.
EtnI1tro State, ~ is.'eA'
Tue Ir9p nenton u on faEtnaw nsy. with her ma
here, ~ S "e1 '4o'"
, 1875-09-29

FkHAAKII414 IN. vi MILITARY ACANEMY.
O3Apx 6apt. j, ls75. Nov uyulpAsium, &t4Q tex
rs.f- A4tlh4-4 A4.sr4- VltIuut + UlSALR,
, 1875-09-29

sunday Es s'sHn.raag ana auuday q,
chicago. hlrnN I ST. LOUIS,
,,,,n r. ~" n. .I.'r RI" h:h Nsnr,r Slut Etge,
-; IL Oen'' at l.! ia,vtpi-H ar eSr:., %
, 1875-09-29
Course Ticket, including Reserved Seat, $3.50
ADELPHI THEATRE,

,y,H if,a wednesday, nj p. H.. LAET GALA NATL
*. - r. r, m nf :he rclesrat ii MnkEE HAN
sr,tt,n ~ j,;J y e ti,i: unrva.l rrrre-
I+eh2wnta hni,ai.lIc ura,na ii rim y" 'As
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-10-15

We quote below only to|.fe'" o:
e.. many bargains - h found ii cac'
c.aarimcut ur;l: extensive house. .nl
.,,Ior. ,,..-..r. ,,,,,, f...r,
'' -,'' 'ir.'' '''".'7 WY
Inn just "S r~t'""Sc"ltG:
".' piece .'@"'"! prl:.S, i.@n'2r''
1-...~j II - rr"'I IT,: E,.''-
pieces oj2"33I" paa.', - { cs~t>.
'. Gales "v@<] ~f&h'af" ~"r';:h@,
co.,. per [,.". usual p'"o, -.
- h~.'aSi'd cotton (D"t,"r than
...'"t ~ - cents.
'.,.'7 "a H1.,' cotton "91aI +" rUt
G.. ',"' h..aAi~! Al cents.
49, p.o''@ 10 t".;."ii ItAH"!, I'll - els.
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NUMBERS OF the citizens of Kinks
vile, and Addir county, have recent
ly been prospecting for gold in that
county, along the banks Of the Char
iton and bluff barren hills. with such
success as to force conviction that
the precious metal exists there; in
what quantities, however, has not
yet been demonstrated.
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EcaUt;iu. Ribbons ct Mrs. Buskirks.

Chinchuila Overcoats at
the Clothing Emporium-as
we'll as the largest assortment
Of Gents, Youths, and Boys
Suits, at small margin over
New York costs, south side
square.
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WHi'i:m Y""Uor, ouc of Andrew couu-
is oldest c.;izcrS. was ia the Office on
Uij1y las. auG renewed Is Sub~c~'r-
lion 10 lie NE?UrII"AE. lie was L sol
der OF ;hc war orISI2, and served 1h,ce
years in thc regular army. He was en-
ga@"din = battle with tie Indians ct
N,>si2jway, indiana, just above 1ippe-
caaoe; al 80 Il. thc battle OK Fort 1!clgs,
II which tho Americans were victorious
OYER the British and indians; and also
IN the second siege of Fort Mai@s. Mr..
Tanner VIII be 30 years Of age Nov. Is,
100, aud seems in feeble health. He
elnf2'aicd from Kentucky, aud has been
. citizen Of Andrew for ten yeas. He
q, avs 4 pension from The Governments.
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Nice .mDroiIerieS at Mrs. NJskirk>.
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\. i. MCKINNEY,
I'll and 4IJ teiiV Street,
II. JuScph. No.
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of Guardians SaIe
Of Rent Estate.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY
~ virtue aud authority of an order of the Pro-
bate Court of the County of Andrew, i'll the state
OF Missouri, made at the September adjourned
term l>.I, thereof, to-Wit: November ljiiI, Is15,
|, Joshua Bond, Guardian of the person and cS-
tate uf Sarah TrueA.a person of unsounl mind,
will On
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StrW Notice.

Taken up by James Meek, living in
Empire Township, in Andrew County,
Missouri. on 18th day of November, A.
d. 1875, One steer, three years old, red,
with white spots, star i'll the forehead.
marked with slit in the right eur, no
other marks or brands. Appraised at
twenty dollars. by james WoOdrum
and David Bonham. A true copy from
my Stray Book.
j. w. PIERCE. J. P.
For Empire Township.
Dec. 10, 1S75-noS-w4*.
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The Cruel Work of an Abortion1st.

The st. Joe papers come to ua with
the details of the horrors of a death
resulting from the dcvilish work of
IN abortioni>t. From them we CLEAN
the facts. 1t appears that "a Young
Girl named Nary Donahuc, living
near Craig, in Holt county, No, with
her widowed mother. and two broth
crS. Being of Industrious habits and
cntcrpri>ing disposition she left the
homestead ANA procured a situation
III the Hrlcc House. in Oregon. Holt
county. iiclc she was noted for her
taithtulnesS ANA industry. No one
dreamed of hor error. yet in time it
WAS patent TO the Observant that the
girl was cncitHt", and quickly follow.
cd the ruIno that her seducer was a
prominent and Wcll-known citizen of
Oregon or near meighborhood, who
previously stood we'll from Il moral
stand point. But the girl was about
to become 4 mother and the seducer
persuaded her. in order to screen his
pride and save his business from the
effects of his fault, TO submit to ab0r-
ton. The Girl a taken to a DR..
Bumps. a quack living at Forbes Sta
ton, whose reputation was odOrous
in that ''b!ack speciality" of surgery.
Here she remained for Il few weeks.
and nothing WAS known of her until
last Saturday. when the news of her
death reached Oregon. The people
were surprised with horror. and steps
taken to ferret out the cause. The
body of the dead girl was sem to the
home of her mother from the Bumps
house, and from thence taken to St.
Joseph for intcrmcnt, accompanied
by her brothers. After the burial
the brothers returned home, ignorant
of the causc OF their sisters death.
DIR. Bumps was arrested, the body
Of The girl eXhumcd, and an inquest
held. resulting iii a verdict. on the
evidence of Drs. Geigcr amt IIeddens,
who examined the body, that an abor-
ticn had been performed, from the eff
fleets OF which poor Mary died. The
supposed svGucer will be arrested as
accessory to the murder.-Ex.
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TIE 177W D1I on jim
T.lRI, 1876,

between the hours al eight n'Clock in the fore
noon and six O'Clock III In" afternoon al that
daN at the Court House, IN the CITY of Savannah
III said County, AMI during The session of the
Prob: tc Court OF SAID County of AnorrW, sell at
public auction, all the right, title and interest,
at the said sarah IrIIcN. in ana to The Rrul Is
tate hereinafter described, thai l. to SAY the TN
divided onr-$rVrnth part of tn" ollowin" DIES
crihcil Real Estate situate in .ne County of An
drew AMI state of Missouri :o-Wii:
The East Halt olthc Northwest quarter. and
the Southwest quarter ofthc Northwest quarter
of section twrnty->iN, IN Township iiny-ninc
and Ril,g" thirty->iN. and part of lot tour, a.
of fractional section tWrnfN->eVcn. IN Township
tiitv-ninr, of Range thIrtl six: bounded As fol-
lows: Beginning ri III" Northeast corner of SAID
lot number four, a. and running thence west
forty rods: thence. nearly Southwest along Il
ditch siXty-tvr rods To- The Nudaway slough,
thence down the slough seventy mine rods To The
Southeast corner of said lot: tncucr North one
hundred rods To the place Ot beginning; oil of
i Ia be sold subject TO the dover of Mary
TrucN ihcrcIn; and terms, to the highest bidder
for onc-hIlf of the 5cllIn" price, cash III hand,
and unc-lialf in twelve months, ami the deferred
PAYMENT 10 be secured by mortgage, and the
note therefor to bear ten per cent. interest per
amman from d4tr of same until paid; for the
in sii,t order mentioned.
JOSH \ BOND, Guardian.
Dec. 10, '..l-luS-tuS
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by NJ. w. Caples, living in Lin
Il coin township, in Andrew County, Missouri,
on the 18th day of November A. II. 1915; One red
and white speckled steer, (stag horns,) marked
with IL smooth crop of of the right and slit in the
left ear, and about three years old. Appraised
at fifteen dollars, by Joseph W. Young and
Francis II. Perkins. \ true copy from my Stray
Book. T.. Il. STINSON, j. Z.
For Lincoln Township.
Dec. 3. 'I3-nO7-w4e