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RrInrInr .rhsn, 10 Tlme.

NEWARK, N. j., July l9.-The Comp
troller Of Currency has ordered an assess
ment Of one hundred per cent on the
STOCKHOLDERS Of the suspended First Ma
tional Bank 10 make good the deficiency
one.hali payable ln thirty daysthe othsl
IN sixty days. Il not paid suit will be
brought,
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MANIs A CHANaE OF AIR.

QuEREc, July lO.-It is reported that
owing to the indisposition Of Princess
Louise she will sail for England in the
Polynesian from this port Saturday, the
3lsI. Physicians say that her Royal High
ness has not completely recovered rom
the effects OF the Ottawa accident, and u
Is believed that it Is on their recommends
ton she will try a change o air; Ftinee
Leopold will likely sail in the same
steamer.
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EEW YoRK, July l9.-Dr. Tanner has
entered upon the fourth week Of his forty
days fast in good condition and spirits.
His weight at o'clock this afternoon was
IS5 pounds, pulse IS and temperature Ss.'
MoHT REPORT.
DR.. Tanner still perseveres in his fast,
and is neither losing nor gaining flesh,
He took drive at P. NJ, from which he
returned seemingly restless. He returned
TO Clarendon Hall at SP. N. and rested on
his cot till 10, when he went TO the mair
hall and was weighed. His weight wa
1874 pounds, pulse 72, temperature 90 ant
respiration 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-20
RUSSIAN PRESS ON TIE TURKISH
QUESTION.

81, PErERsRuRo, July Ia.-The RedoHioai
declares that the aims OF Russia are evi
dent, certain and offensive towards no.
body, for they consist only fn the consti-
tuition Of independent slave States on the
peninsula, and in opening the Dardanelles.
No power can have more moderate wishes,
but it is necessary they should be realized
even at the cost of great trouble, for no
other flag than the Russian ought to be
allowed on the Bosphorous. Should that
not be possible it would be better not TO
make any change in affairs in the penin-
sula for the present
The semi official Berg says; No in
trigues or secret conspiracies are necessary
to accelerate the collapse Of the Turkish
Empire. The situation has come 10
point where il Is only desirable to give a
free hand to the Christians gin the penin-
sula. A general insurreCtion might fo.-
low, and streams OF blood be shed, but
the struggle would certainly not last long
in consequence OF the political and moral
decadence OF the Porte. The Berig would
prefer pacific solution, but at the same
time 1t says the interests. OF all the powers
demand that their designs should be
achieved, and that the end should be
quickly made to prevent an snsupportable
situation.
The Molrd says; We are convinced that
all powers except Austria and Germany,
agree in the plan to liquidate the Turkish
empire. Austria would not be disinclined
10 share in such liquidation, iishe were al
lowed to take part Of the booty. For the
moment Austria may wish peace, pre-
served in order to wait for more favor
able time for reopening the Eastern ques-
ton, but it must be regarded as piece Of
luck for the different Nationalities Of the
peninsula, that Austria is now much occu-
pied with home difficulties and is therefore
not able to hinder in the natural develop.
ments OF the affairs OF the East.
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RIFLE SHOOTING IN AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, July l9.-onO hundred rife
men are here from every part OF the Mon
archy, to celebrate the fptshootlng contes
Of the riflemen Of Austria. There are alsC
present crack shots from all parts oil Ger
many and Great Britain, and a lew from
America. Prizes valued at twenty thou
sand dollars.
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ri, confident and The Sheriff !.
t. 90, '.' ,siI. Col. Aleck Campbell and
's.', s.,5 are hopeful. Col, Dan John
~ =, Nv , very small lightning rod at
q - =, 4. Der.ou, and he rests his case
':.''' ~, : y, :, very stormy time in the con.
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RoME, July l9.-CardinaI Nina, PApsl
Secretary of State, has resigned.
ItIsthouSht negotiations for renewal oi
diniomatic relations between the Vatican
and Belgium will shortly be opened.
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..,,,tI,e sentiment ol the Coun'
- wuI Elect Garfield.

-, Ssbpr, thinks the conservatism Of
w - 60 iii defeat the Democratic
= %GSI ~ I,ime,-C -Cmcimali Commercial.
~ ,+... d. that this Isl correct and
.i,,, iilsuosi. Of public sentiment
: g,o.blean party is the conservative
h. country. Iu the first place,
~. md intends to conserve the re-
lid. var and take no steps back.
-Iis,o The ye1ed questions in regard
'sr, Lglu, that for SO long a period set
-s,,rr BY the ears, and served to EN-.
Srs, against the general govern
a We Ennt no more Of that.
,t. n.It place we want no more ex'
a.,,,ia regard to the National finances.
=, g.,sbIicln party has given the
NH sable business policy one that
!, . be accepted as q finality-one
=, ,s.eh the country is going forward
-,a,esf Of unprecedented prosperity
/, d. .hirl place, the Republican party
A., American industry and encour-
Al % iir.sily itself into every variety
!, -si., and thus affords every mechan-
tAncs 10 occupy a tisld OF labor con-
:, . bis tastes aud capacity. The
t.,..u policy Of the Democratic party
= Imy. opposed this policy Of the
N lsi Reo ublicau parties.
ID. fourth place, We want to keep
: c,.pnsat in tue hands oi men who
Ne, rulscedenls are in sympathy with
! urza that belongs to the common
p'i ya.u Of the North, and who
r,sl lsaped with the apathy and hos
s1ol The South on the question Of pop
tr intelligence.
4 The MN place. We want " O'eAA
tn the ilea Of the South that she can
sua bet lost power by sOlidiiying her
IN the ballot boz through terrorism
ri lI14. The triumphant election OF
'iasd 'As year Will 10 more 70 JUS
aa's lnu O'eaA uONn 'nlS 'ou'ne,n
y 1la any event 'nas eou'u posS,o'y
4Ha' whereas 'ne election o' hs"
nTs DID SIMPLY Ue premium 70 tue
sah u 'edouO's ner frauds anu 'ef'
zaa.
aihs sixth place we want to return TO
La' IDEAS anG pou''es 'iA' uAAe AZ, ,V'
az md gel A. iA' away .'Oui 'I;.,a 'lo .li's
sHa'es o. s0'eflnien. - pO'IiD'0' y.
'ass Slu'st v hno ~ Is uI'''eu Anu ~
''s'f''ed IN e,''' i'e' anu "Ho 70 No'
lPaPHay WIN "nA' mas Ueen Scute'eu
ias ,l' VA anu VINO 3'u'u oe eonS'AHs
---sa'Fu " lenu nltnse'' " euC,'' ~
-.'a' s0a'a Os 10 lh'i'e 'u'nioi' anu
',.',s '''n'u' enu.
I' 's'su'n place. 10 elect ofoAu
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lht gntelI9Fnfen
-. IS and n Fourteenth Stfeel:

-alb., , double headed dslega-
iltl ~ r,,Soan 4. the Democratic Con.
= .''s coo,ension here on the llth of
~ ~. %, for Col. Ben and the
", " N lar the Sheriff.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-07-20
DIToHED EXoURsIoNIsTs
A Train Load Of ExearaionIsis Thrown
over an Embankment One
Killed aud Twenty Be.
yereIy injured.

TOLEDO, July 1s.-An excursion train
from Toledo to Indianapolis, leaving here
at 9 P. NJ. yesterday, via the Wabash R. R.,
jumped the track near Knox's siding,
Ohio, at 1880 this morning. Five coaches
were thrown from the track. One passen-
ger, Edward Sterart, Of Mob lesville, lud.'
was killed. Nine other passengers were
injured. The cause Of the accident is sup
posed to be a broken rail. caused by the en-
CINE. An extra was train made up aud the
passengers we're forwarded in three hours.
The injured were taken to Fort Wayne,
Ind, and are lying cared for by the com.
pany. This Is the first accident on the
road in which the passengers have been
injured since June, 1872.
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hAsE BALL YEsrERDAY.

Il sO,yI.iC sSrOy iCh!caUos 9, Troys -.
SEntI. Mass. Cisyelands 4,
l. Eleven innings.
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ANorIIgR ACcouNr.

IXprASApoIs, ESD, July l9.-The ex-
cursiou train which left this city for Put
in.Bsy on Saturday night was ditched on
their return trip near Ft. Wayne, Ind, on
the Wabash ruad. EiSard 7. Sts'rart, OF
Noblesville. was instantly killed, aud
about twenty persons souaded. Among
the fatally wounded ares Walter Il.
Rivers, Of Indianapolis, private se0rstaEy
OF Hon. W. II. English; John s. Gunn, oil
Weslhelj, apd Serard Hnrst, OF Pera.
A number OF persons. Of Athens, are
seriously wounded and a still larger mum,
Der sligh,Iy. The aeetdeutit is supp d
was caused by broken rail.
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The Put.in.Bay excursion arrived home
this evening. Edwards, of NoblesSille,
was the only one killed outright James
Hurst, OF Peru, was seriously injured, and
his recovery is doubtful. Walter Rivers
injuries are not so serious as at tfrst report.
ed, and he will recover. II. Minister aud
Charles ]. Kinds, seriously injured, were
left at Fort Wayne. All OF the other in'
iured are improving and will recover.
Fogr WAYNE, IND, July l9.-There are
two sufferers in the St Joseph Hospital,
named Herman Minters, and Chas. ].
Lendris, the 6nt suffering from a frac.
ture ofthe right elsyicis, generally bruis;;
ed and other coutusions In tha bip and
face. Minters arm is paralyzed since in
the hospital, and will lay in the hospital
some time. 1t ia thought the accident re'
suited from fiendish maliciousness.
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KENDALL'S SPAWN CURE
On HUMAN FLESH

B,EkEIsrtELp. Vt Dee. -. 1,7!'
z; j! Kendall IL Gu Gents vi-h To- add
III, testimony III favor Of your Invaluable lin
ilueu1, keIet'trs Spavui Cure" In tkr -pr
I iu.. IS isG2 slipped "n ih- ice and spraincd
my tigit limb at the kiiec joint. | wore a
band. ~. uver 1t fnr year and tried most
everything III rliy reach. 'at could iind roth
, ing that would sivc me permanent relist.-
When nyeywurked II would pain HE rcry
riuch. III Aygil 1875. t~9am tn think / .hOd
IT. u cripple: fog life F: hat h1vius -U-n~ uf
"k-n,lalt'- Spawn Cure" thought would try
il. ] used nn- third Of Il '-{tl". and expert
cnced relief at .-ae- Tire pain l,;. rie and
ful /" you. AMI w"uid r.romiul-iid
kcudaii'$ Spawn Cure to all who -u!ier .ith
>praill- ur rIitiimati-u. iVur- truly
MRS J. BUITELL
kcudill~ Spa:in Cure j. sire III IT, eit,rt-
mild in IL utiuu .,s il .io,- not blister, vet il
r pen.tru,in= an! powerful to reach every
deep seated pain or ~ srMuve any h.,pt
growth or other enlargement. -r;ri -raviri>
-plintS. rur!sS. Gallons. spraiH-. -wellIn@-.
any la...cnc.> and all cnlar.p-ri- ct the
Joints or limbs, or rheumatism III nnui md
for any purpose tor which Imminent is used
for i,,an " ,'-~i- !. t~si'"s l.rs'xn - Ire the
hes! linimeni for nI:.n erer U-rit- scIiT-. Biild
and vet certain in its effects
send address fer ilyrIstrt'r ri c7,-uiar which
We think gives positive proof " it, virtues
No r,-mcdy has ever met with such un,iiali-
fed >ucrt-s- iu or knowledge. f": beast IL
we'll uiail
Prirs 81. per b.,iiIe. or -ix 'r,tt'c- for =,
All DRrGGi-r, have il "r ciHi @,ri il for S"u,
or it viii Ia sent - aiiv a'ltlrr-, uri ,rccip.
Of price Il, t!,- I'r,,pejeinrs. DR.. T. zen
DALI ~ co. k,iD-hur.h FALL. Vermont.
Richardson II a.. 81 l.ntii-. Mo.
SduJ. Smith, 81. Jv--ph. NJ. ,i..cf:i-
uiS.
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The Arkansas Election.

LITTLE Rock, ARK, September q
The returns are coming in very slowly
1t is impossible at this time to give even
a correct ma ajority. Oliver. republican
is elected sheriff OF Pulaski county by
quite a ftattcring majority, considering
that he has had to fight democrats and
republicans. 4 dispatch just receive
says that Conway county. cue of tie
largest in the state has gone republican.
Other smaller counties have gone the
same way. The reputation element.
50 far as can be estimated. i$ defeated.
The Eastman township ballot-box. in
regard to which fraud was suspected.
has arrived safely. The armed repuh-
licanS that were sent to meet the demo-
era 5 failed to find any opposition.
There will be no effort made to count
anyone out. There is such determin-
alton on the part of those elected. and
such trowning down of public opinion
upon this popular species of fraud. that
these counties. ever if they are so dis
posed will not have the courage to re-
vive the ''box mystery
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THE 21ST MISSOURI INFANTRY.
Its Record of Battles.

]
! Prior to being mustered into the
, United States service. this re-iment
was engaged while acting as home
guards in the battles of Athens. Clark
county. Mo-. Claps Ford. Lewis county,
Mo. and Schuyler county, Mo-, near
Lancaster.
In February 1862 this regiment was
organized as the DIST Missouri Nolun-
! teer Infantry. and assigned to duty
with the forces enroute to Shiloh. Tenn.
Was with General PrentiSs' division
that received the attack on that event
full Sunday morning at Shiloh, when
Col j. Moore lost his leg and Major
King was killed. The regiment suffer-
ed IA terrible loss in killed and wounded
besides many as prisoners surrendering
with General Prentiss.
Was engaged i'll the siege and cap
ture af Corinth. Miss. May, 1862.
Battle Of Ccrinth, October 3rd and 4th,
1862. Lake Chicotte. Ark, June 9th.
1854. Battle of Shreveport on Red
River. April sth, 1864. Tupelo, Miss,
July II and Il. 1864. Battle of Nash
Vile. Tenn. December Il and Ii, 1864.
Siege and capturepf Fort Blakely. Ala,
April 9. 1865. the last battle of the war
in which the regiment suffered heavy
losses. In all these engagements the
old veteran regiment stood firm TO
her post. and the heroes who met at
this reunion remember the hundreds of
heroic dead Of the old Dist that sleep
beneath the soil of these battlefields.
~ Knox. Lewis. Clark. Scotland
and Schuyler county papers please
publish for the benefit OF the boys
residing in your counties.
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A Boom in Real-Es.
tate at Last (!
THE LAST CHANCE OFFERED

The undersigned will sci. forty acres of land
all laid out aud surveyed by the county sur
veyor in FIVE ACRE LOTS.
There is also twelve acre lot "f land which
is also surveyed out to Itself. hut all these
lay adjoining.
This il the only land that can he purchased
in close proximity to the business part Df the
town in suitable shape and amount for
Suburban Residences. Fruit or Market Gard
rn Purposes
These lands are close to the Norma. crou-
nds, hence VIII always be valuable and in dc.
mind nov is the time to invest
also have twenty nine town lots in Rich
tcr's Addition Joining west Of the Normal
grounds also forty acres of timber land a,,ut
three and half miles west of Kirk.yillc /:
also one hundred and twenty acres Of
Prairie land in Sullivan county. about five
miles south of SticklerSville
These lots and lands are offered ut Private
sale until
Saturday, September IS, 1880
and all Of such property as may not lie sold Try
that time, the remainder will positively he
offered at
PUBLIC AUCTION on THAT DAY
at III. S"".h. ">' '''"i ~ tHt publc square,
near Bart> bank. beginning AT ten o'clockSof
that day.
Plats "f said lands can hc seen h,y appIica-
ton tn the office nf W. T. Smith 1t Son. who
Hill show parties SAID lands, and give such
Information as may he desired. Parties buy
:::@ AT public sale Will inc required to pay SiO
Il bidding off each and every tract II The land
and - to bc paid at bidding off, Of each towA
lot.
Title o. X. Terms One third cash fal-
ance, one and two years at ten per cent inter
est. Deed to be executed To purchaser, and
deed of trust taken on property sold TO secure
deferred payments.
Any further information desired address
j. A. RICHTER.
Or kirh>vilc. Mu.
". F SMITH ~ Sox. Lock Box $,
kirhsyillc, No.
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Thanks.

At a meeting of the seventh Mo. Cav
airy volunteers held on the reunion
grounds Friday evening Sept. Sd, 1880,
it was
ReSolred,-That the hearty thanks of
the surviving members of the seventh
Mo. Cavalry are due and hereby tender
ed Capt. A. Slingerland for his untiring
and persisting efforts to inaugurate
and bring about the present reunion.
ResOired, That the heartfelt sympathy
of the entire command is rendered
Capt. SGngerland over his illness which
has prevented his participating with us
in the reunion. but that though absent
in person he is present in our thoughts
to-day. and in the memory of the times
when we faced the enemy. or endured
the distomtorts and dangers of a
soldiers life.
Resolred that the Weekly GRAPHIC be
requested to publish the aboye resolu-
tons.
r. j. RIchEY.
j. W. TINsMAx.
Committee.
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DIRECTCRT-

Cumberland Presbyterian Church --Rev
James Il. Mitchell. y. D.. Pastor. Preaching
every Sabbath at II a. III. and .3O r. IN
Sabbath school a; an 81. III. Prayer meet
fn.. "Wednesday evenings al 30
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Rev. j. S. Boyd.
| Pastor. Pr-aciring every --cnnt, and third
| SabhJ'h> Of each m"usl!, nj II o'clock Il. III.
| and 1:sg p. ni Prayer meeting every We'd.
| evening at .>D Sabbath srhoul as 9::p Il.
Methodist Episcopal rhurch-Rev.J. J.
| Bentley. Pastor Prcariim. every SUNDAY
At II j. III. a,rd 80 =. III. PRAYER meetings
| on "Wednesday evening sunday .clnsl ut
5 3::1l. u. ~: Class meeting III I'm y. 1T. uf
| each SUNDAY.
Methodist Episcopal church SoGth-
| Rev i. y. Edinpnd>tuJ- Pastor. PrcacIiing
second SUNDAY in each month. at II Il. IN.
and ~ p. III. Third Sundays at 80 p. III.
sunday school ut go Il. m. Class meet
ing- "n each ID Sunday. Prayer 'neetin.
each "Wednesday evening.
First Baptist CllurcII-Rev. !. {. Shipp
Pastor Services every Sabbath -; II q. III.
snd 20 p. IN. Bible school u; $50 a. IN
Prayer meetings "n "Wednesday evenings.
Episcopal Church Frank Henry.
Rector. Services every Sunday at II Il. III.
and ';:s' p M sunday srh'ol al . p H..
"fesch Sunday.
Christian Church-Sncial meeting every
Lords Day at II am. PRAYER mectin.. on
Thursday evening ut 1:i, Sunday Srf."ol
at !:N.
Liberals and SpiritualistS. meet at Bay
ior'S Hall every sunday evening st.o'riret
7. m
\. q. L. W.-Mlton Lodge No. l0'.-
meets I-t and IA Thursday evenings in eacli
month, at l!ar;'- Hall.
l. o. G. T.-Perseverauee Lodge No. 12s
meets ever, Friday evening AT ~ at Good
Templars' Hall.
\. F. & 4. M.-Kirksville Lodge No. 10j
meets Tuesday evenings on or bstorr each
fall m'oII.
I. q. o. F.-Adair Lodge No. 81. meets
every "Wednesday evening ut 1;.i p III. ut
Odd FcIiVTs Hall
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SOLID FOR HANCOCK

"Consider what Lee and Jackson
would do Were they alive. THESE ARE
tHE SAME PRINCIPLES FOR WHICH
ruEv FOUGHT FOUR YEARS. Remem-
ber the men who poured forth their
ife-blood on Virginia S soil. and do
not abandon them now Remember
that upon your vote depends the sue
cess Of the Democratic ticket Wade
Hampton, at Staunton, Va. July 20.
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A Carll.

To the executive committee. ladies' on
decoration. Mr.. and Mrs. Pool. and citi-
zenS of kirksville. | wish to tender vou
my sincere thanks for the kindness YOU
all have shown me during my short
stav in your little city
Very respectfully yours.
CAPT. r. H. TIMMoSns, Q. NJ. Agt..
JeffersOnviIle. Ind.
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CoPAErSERsmP.-Dr. Swetnam has
associated with himself in the practice
of medicine. DR.. G. a. Cohen. They
will carry on the practice at DR.. SWEET
mans old stand. and calls will be
promptly attended to at all hours OF
the day or night.
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COUNTY TICKET.

For Representative,
Z. VI. HARRINGTON.
For Collector.
X. q. BIELBY.
For Sheriff.
John SHAVER.
For Treasurer
PETER !. BROWN.
For Prosecuting Attorney.
a. ID. RISp0N.
For Assresor,
j. W. WApDILL.
Fer Surveyor.
T. j. DOCkERY.
For Public Administrator.
GEO. +. WILLIAMS.
For Coroner.
JOHN wApDILL.
Judge lst District.
$. +. :;TAHL.
Judge ID District.
]. @. JOHNSON.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT

Notice i hrrcby given t.. iI creditors and
Others interested in the estate of
Charlie, g. Shoot
deceased shat !. Elizabeth shoot. intend to
make final settlement thereof at the next term
"f the probate c"ult of AdAir county. Mis.ou-
ri. 70 ''c holden At The court Fntt-c in the city
If hirk'villc- On the second MONDAY in No
veniter next EIntErrH SmoOr,
kirk-yiilr. Ang. u N EI.
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DIED.

September ID, 1880, at the residence
of her uncle. Mr.. Jonas Shott. EMMA
SHoTT. aged twenty three wears. seven
months and nine davs. She died as she
lived, witness for Jesus.
The open hand and heart. the brow serene.
Are ours no more /: yet knowing they have
been
Our lives should happier grow in days to
come
Hers was the sowing-ours the harvest home.
GEO. SHAW.
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For SaIc.-lG acre fnlit farm in Green
tup: Good hense and Lam wefi. snt. 'jnr ar
oltard Of 2Da appl. trees. ard abundance pf
irapcs and .r3iil frniis. Will he .,ld s!tcup.
Everything in splendid order for ..e"n:,'stat'ic
home. Apply at this Office.
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Mrs. Alice B9bison, formerly Chand
Ter, wife ofJC Robson. died at Mays.
vile. Cal Oh ttt- 10Th II August.

Private advices from Ejjna do no;
give as rosy a coloring t2 THE democrat
ic rally Edna as does tise tG;,Dr of the
kirksvIIie Democrat The affair is
said to have been rc,v same aad only
the presence of the Kirksviilc ,delega-
cation saved ii from a fiat failur=- The
prospects are that Knox will go back on
ihe democracy this fall.
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What Two Democrats Said of General
Garfield

Garfield.
He would not 90 Il dishonest act for
his own sake, or its own sake.-Hen-
ty Wat'erson.
Il will tell you who l think the re-
publicans should nominate, and who |
consider their strongest man he is 4
true man, a man of principle and wo'd
make gnod president for us all
Personally, consider him the best
man you could nominate. | refer to
lanes \. Garfield, of Ohio.-T. a..
Hendricks, candidate for vice-presi-
dent in 1876.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The second quarterly meeting on
kirksville circnit. VI. E. church. will be
held at Greemtop on Saturday and Sun
day the 18th and 18Th inst. The usual
quarterly meeting services will I've Oh
served. Everybody cordially invited
7. NJ. GREEN
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4 Card.

To the gentlemen OF Prof. Shyroek'
You will please
accept my sincere thanks for the de-
lightiul music with which was honor.
rsl On the evening Of the md OF Sept.
Yours respectfully.
NELLIE DAVIS.
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~" Wilson's Rocky Mountain Hcrb
gTtcrs. ara rapidly Increasing in Trpaf,rity
They stand at the hrad rs \ Toptc ai"tieinc
in ali ca-.- nf debility. indige-thn 't,ills 1nd
ic,.r .n,i all raaari.ns di-Ta--s-
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Is it possible DR.. John Is irving to
flop over into the rennblican party as he
is nominating candidate for congress.
You needn't hon. Doc. you are too
neutrality-suspicious. don't want you.