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THE HERALD.
TROY, MO.. AUGlsr 91, 1871.
The yellow fever
Seath Carol in.
( la Charleston,
Tad cholera U raging ia parts of Ea
ropt, and will frrobalily reach the United
State aeat aantmer.
Hod. D. L. Caldwell has Uken charge
of the Pike County Post, established a
few weeks since.
The race horse Xongfellow was beaten
by Helmbold at the Saratogo raoes last
week, and almost broke his old master's
Aesrt. Mr. Harper had previously been
offered sltty thousand dollars for him.
railroad aoeident oeeured near Bos
ton o the 26th. The express train run
Into the aooommodation. Twenty one
passengers wore killed aatright and forty
or fifty more wounded.
It ia aaid that Horseo Qreeley has sur
rendered to Grant, and will support him
if nominated. Is this true ; and what
aajMbatfwOfork Snn.of iu ''rat and
'good Useful H. Qreeley of Texas and
New York?"
a
Arrests wore made in New York city
on the 26th of a gang of swindlers. The
premises were flooded with circulars of
faring counterfeit money for salo, and
contained innumerable boxes filled with
saw dust, together with letters about the
stuff directed to all parts of the states.
At a meeting of the looal Union Re
publican association of New York, on
the 24th inst., a protest wss made against
custom house interference with the Repub
lican organizations eithor in New Orleans
or in New York, declaring that Republi
can interests demsnded a change of heads
in federal departments in both cities,
A move is on foot among the Demo
crats of New York city to make the
Tammany clique, heretofore a powerful
organization, take a back seat in the en
suing convention, on account of recent
reports of its offioial corruption. Demo
erats don't approve of suoh thing even
among members of their own party.
The North Missouri railroad was sold
at publio auction in St. Louis last Satur
Froa The Troy Dl.pateh.
Th IT fid ef thti week devote, nearly a eel
mn teas. W have ao deilre'to reply to Its
The AwMehtir EleclloHSi
During tho coming fall important e!o
liftna will ha halil In nltrlitatnif atataa nil
Inaeoloe. and In.lnuatloas la tho earn, itrala. wo trrtorlea.
We believe w. can afford to pus ov.r them la n.llf.irol. I.ade lh. .av Kentimber
illenoe. There It on aiiertlon, however, that . ,n k .' -..,
.... , M,. ... . . . V W BSVS UIBIW Will WW vuwavu Si V VS aewi
we aphalleally eontradWt. Tho odltot of tat . ... - ... ..... u.
iWJwa. eerelaly ml.t.k.n whoa h.wrotei mnA ,mn,h' nt h. I...I.I.
" In that time we have never akod but one favor l H.l.,1,, .ha .,..,
I'rTT'TZ- nrnb lt 7. L Demutlo candidal
.lon.l wo.d., -Tho devil you do. " Woaad. .nd Newton Booth .U.J.
u. of no ..eh taanaie. W. neither refu.ed fc Radical party. The candidates
him "virtually" or oiherwl.e on tho contrary, . -.... , .
we haro repeatedly enured hta that ho was. " .. .
w.l... to make ... of a.ythla w. .had la tho . . tln. Zth.,.
oa.ce. 1 id Dlitrlot Aaron A. Strnil. Jam.. W. Coffroth.
' Wo have ao dealrefor war with tho Strati. 3d Dl.trict John M.Cofhlan, George Pleroe
Wo believe that tho field I. wldo eno.fh for both The legislaturo now oontains 96 Demo-
of ... The editor of the uwaU bolloTe. dtff.r- orata and 24 Radicals, giving the former
eatly, and to hi. Jealoa. mind thli, Uken from 16 majority in the senate and 66 in the
hi. article, I. tho hoad and front of our offending! house one-third of the Senators holding
. What hi. Inununtioa. wore ta oiubllihlng 0Ter. xhe new legislature will eleot a
WZmU State. Senator which fact lend,
on); lo gratify and diiplay hi. Journaliitlo abll- additional interest in the canvass.
lit. there wore certainly larger, broader and I Wiomina tarritnrv a'an haa an ntantinn
az$Vlsz& a rziao butafr a
t mo loa.t. aonntraia ana wnora. u .uecei. kiiio vu.j. n vnui mn
Rallrttsl Maitert.
We take the following in referenoe to
conference of vke Horoey of the
uincy, Alton and 8t. Louie railroad
company with the presidents and eseoev
tivo committees of the St. Louie and
Keokuk and Pike county Short Line
companies at Bowling Oreoo, frosa tbe
Post:
If .neeei.
orown. bi. effort., tho downfall of another 1.
threatened j if not, both will bo tho .offerer..
In thli eonneotton It will not be Inappropriate
to giro the concluding tentenoo of the notlea of
the HtralA upoii our flrtt appearance !
Wo join with tho Dimatck in hoping that a
friendly feeling may ezlet between tho two
paper., anu trust mat mej may reiram irom
tho e nesal per.onalltle. that are o dUgruefal
terjoarnsll.aj ' 1 1 ' 11 -
The editor of tho Dispatch emphatically
denies that he virtually or otherwise
refused to grant a favor aaked by us.
We as emphatically affirm that he did.
It is just possible that we may be mis
taken in his using in vain tbe name of
that dignitary who is said to live down
stsirs. His words were similsr to those
quoted by us perbapt thunder tnstesd of
devil wss used, which matters but little ;
and we think our memory on this point
is, good. Enough that his reply to our
request so bluffed us that we walked out
of his office without accepting the favor
when he a few moments after offered to
grant- it, which profer was made, how
ever, subsequent to our informing him
that wo had the manuscript of tbe
"proof for which we asked. But his
words snd the expression of bis eyes die
oloscd too plainly his reluctance for our
modosty to accept the offer. He has
since tried to smooth it over by hinting
that hia remark in answer to our request
was merely a vein of his humor, whioh
only cc nvinccs us that he has a serioua
way of joking.
We would not have recurred to this
matter had not the editor of the DU-
kay, under the seoond mortgsge given to patch, in answer to our questions, im
aeoure the payment of bonds amounting peaohed our courtesy. Our questions
to fonr millions. Morris K. Jessup of wore not of a personal nature, as we look
New York bought the road at 82.000,000. at it. They only related to his conduct
He also purchased 3,200 shares in the
St. Cbar.'ew bridg, oU.at. the. same .time,
for 887.60IK
Three of Presidont Grsnt's horses were
csptured by tho pound master of Wash
ington City, last week, while roaming at
large near the White House, and that that th0 establishment of his paper hero
impoverished dignitary had to pay two jg i.t0 our jealous mind," the "head and
dollars tor eaon norse io secure luoir re- fr0Dt of bis offending, and quotes a
hase. It is too bad that tbe President's psrsgraph from our article to substantiate
horses' can't go where they please, isn t the statement, lie knowa that his paper
it?
i. . . . i t j :
as a journalist, ine cnarges luiyuuu iu
whioh, if not true, on) needed a positive
denial. Our personal feelings and our
respeot for Dr. Mudd as a gentleman,
whioh were and are friendly, were not
considered in the questions.
The editor of the Ditpatch also assumes
was established just at the time when so
many bold throats were made against us
by defeated csndidates of tbe last cam
paign, and that it certainly appeared as
if he was working with them. The par
agraph ho quotes was only written to
ahow that there was little other induce
ment outside of this feeling for him to
publish a paper bere. No, our "jealous
mind" isn't offended, Dootor ; while what
we conceive to be the workings of our
enemies may stimulate us to more active
energy, it never ottends us.
He quotes, it will be observed, though
irrelevantly, our weloome worde to hia
paper. As then we now desire per
sonal friendship, and expeot to refrain
irom personalities, unless aggravated to
it; but we donotexpeut to approve of
what we oonceiv'e to bo hia journalistio
I .a !
.hioh tha annlrrel had Uken J P""aT i""" " uooi
The branch broke suddenly. nT aou tb,n we woa,d wi,h or exPeoi
mm to treat us iu iiko manner, ii our
course is questioned, none will more read
ily acknowledge it if oonvlnced of wrong
than we.
8erious ebarges have been made
must the looal Kovernsaent of New
York extravaganeo, stealing, corrup
tion, eto. Tbe Radioal papers all over
tho country are howling- about it, while
they are silent as a mute about the eor
ruptlon ot their own party in the man
agement of tha general government
Bat that ia Radioal conslstsnoy. It is to
he hopedtbe Demooratie officials of New
We a few weeks since questioned the
Doliov of the Missouri Kepublicau in
opposing the eleotion of Mr. Hemenway,
the Demooratio nominee for auditor of
that olty. The Times copied our re
marks, and for this reason it is perhsps
not out of the way for us to say, that
faota have sinoe come to our knowledgo
whioh probably justify the Republican
in its oourse. Party fealty ahould not
go beyond personal bone.ty.
A boy named I.adore Vavier, aged
about aixteen years, waa killed by a fall
from a tree last Saturday, near Benton
station an tbe Paoifio railroad. In com
pany with aaother boy he waa out squir
ret hunting. He olimbed a tree after a
squirrel, and commenced to out oil a
limb on
refuse.
and be fell headforemost to the ground,
breaking: his skull. Instant death was
caused by the eonoustion of the brain.
the legislature only. At present
body is very largely ifemooratto.
The territory of New Mexioo has an
eleotion on the 11th of September for
delegate to' congress. The Radical can
didate is J. Franoisco Chaves, who hsd a
seat in the forty first congress ; but Jose
do Sena, another Radical, is running
against him, and the Demooraoy have
nominated Jose M. Oallegos, wnosa
ohanoes of success aro fair.
On the same day Maino will eleot a
governor and legislature. The Radical
candidate is the preseut governor, Sidney
Perham, and the Democratic Mr. Charles
P. Kimball. The constitution requires
the balance of tho state officers to be
chosen by the legislature.
Nebraska, on the 19th of September,
will deoide for or against the adoption of
the new constitution. Should it be car
ried, tho eleotien of state officers will be
hold November 7.
A three days election in Texas will
begin October 3d, and four members of
congress are to be chosen. As far as
heard from the candidates are these:
Democrat.. Radical.. Ind. Radioal.,
lit. W. S. Herndon.
2d. JohnC. Connor. A. M. Bryant A. B.Norton
3d. V. C. Qlddlngs. W. T. Clarke LWSUvenson
4th. Jon Uancock,
Connor and Clark were members of tbe
last congress.
Rhode Island will, on tbe 9th of Octo
ber, vote upon several important amend
ments to tbe state constitution.
Tho Ohio election transpires Ootober
10, when a full stste ticket and members
of tbe legislature will be chosen. The
latter body will elect a successor to Sena
tor Sherman. Tbe Demooratio candidate
for governor is Ueorge W. McCook : the
Radioal candidate Edward F. Noyse.
Pennsylvania on tho same day elects i
state auditor, surveyor general and rxetn
bers of tho legislature. Tbe Democratic
candidate for auditor is William MeCan
dless, and for surveyor general J. H.
Cooper. The Radical candidates are
DU St.oto.j i.a ttofc.r B. Btk
The present legislature has a Demooratio
majority in tbe senate and a liadical
majority in the house.
On tbe same day Iowa elects a gov
crnor, state officers and legislature the
latter will choose a United States sena
tor. J. C. Knapp is Demooratio candi
date for governor and C. 0. Carpenter
represents tbe Kadicals
West Virginia eloots members of tbe
bouse of delegates October 26.
New York, Illinois, Massachusetts
Mississippi, Maryland, Minnesota. Vir
ginia, Wisconsin and New Jorsey bold
eleotions Novembor 7, but in none of
these states have full nominations been
made as yet. Missouri Republican.
'' tin riraamatanna. aa related (n m k
Pursusnt to arrangements male, of nAPaAffia eata tall Ant ttlalaT ' Tka
bioli we gave notice last week, tbe rep. i.,u bov who waa ao email v afanaad la a m 1 TkTTaTTlT nt
resontattyes of the above companies met 0hi!d ol the woman by a former husband, I A l Hi KIN
in Bowling Green to OOUnsel in refer- .nA tha atranireat r.art of ilia atnr. and vilX-IXIVKj
eooe to our railroad intere.ts. Col. 8. tt -bat teems most incredible is that tha
Woolfolk and Judge N. 8 Dimmitt were unnatural mother has been the movins
preseut on Juesday, but Mr. ooboneld .Blrit in inflietim? unon her ehild all the
did not appoar, being detained on the horrid crueltiea bo had endured.
boat between Hannibal and Louisiana. l.rti who hav eiiminJ Hi lur.nn
The river is very low and ssnd bars very 0f the boy asy that the skin on his baok
prominent at present, hence the delay, j. literally out into ahreda from tha whin-
Mr. SchofieU arrived on Wednesday ping( inflicted 'upon him with heavy
morning and a full and satisfactory con ron. wjre, so that thero is scarcely a
fereoce was held between the friends of finger's -breadth of sound akin upon his
our rosd, among whom we were pleased person, from his neck to his heels ; that
to see JudgeS. T. Ingram of Lincoln the poor boy has been brandod with a
county. We regret that our friends hot iron uoon his neck and different Darts
Irom Peno had gone home, as our Louis- 0f his norson. and forced to hold live
A Mobile telegTam of the 29th ssys
Tbe low pressure steamer Ocean Wave
exploded her boiler at 5:30 p. M. Sunday
at tbe wbart at Point Clear. There were
about two hundred excursionists on board
fifty or sixty of whom were killed an
wounded. A number of the bodies were
brought to this eity by tbe steamers
Fountain and Annie laat night, and
others will be brought here to-day. Ef
forts are being mado for the reoovery of
tbe bodies of tbe drowned.
The oause of tbe disaster has not been
ascertained, and an investigation is to be
made. Out of seven persons comprising
one fsmily oirole six were killed. Tbe
captain, engineer and pilot wore killed,
and only tnree omcers saved.
Fleidls Crtelly.
The Adams county (Wis.) Press saya :
A warrant waa issued last Tuesday for
tbe arrest of two men and a woman in
the town of Kastoo, for the most shook
inn and inhuman treataaent of a little boy,
seme eight or nine yesra old. Out of
respect for the relatives and friends of
tbe aocuaed, we, for tne present, suppress
all names.
OAKC A, rtOQErir COLUMN,
F. O. OAKB. J. w. R08BM
CAKE &
ROGERS.
iana friends have made some gentlemen
in that looslity believe that Mr. Sobofield
was ready to build the "road from Frank
ford to Louisiana.
Of course it would not bo proper to
make publio all that was said and done
this conference, but we cannot refrain
from telling our people that the prospects
of the Short Lino are more flattering than
we expected them to be at this early day.
While we aro retired, capitalists are try
ing to roaon our vast resources, ana
bring into active business life all our
latent energies.
Our peoplo must throw off their leth
argy and act tne part ot men wno teel
that tboy constitute
body politic.
Those opposed to our enterprise have
told us we bavo not tho means to build
our road. In the face of these assertions
we have three propositions from men
very way lespoosible to take our secu
nties and build our road completo.
They do not oak a dollar until the cars
run over tbe road ; suoh a contract oan
be mado any day, but our directors being
all honorable men, and somewhat expen
need in such matters, are not ready to
make any contract until tho subject is
thoroughly canvassed. We say to the
publio, aot as one man, and our word tor
within twelve months we will enjoy
facilities possessed by very few oommuni
ties in the western country.
oosls in one hand until the flesh and
muscles are aeborched and shriveled up ;
that his mother has stabbed a needle or
other sharp instrument into his scalp in
almost innumerable places, until it hsi
beoome inflamod and the hair is falling
on; that in addition to all these suffer
ings, tbe abased obild has been msde to
est his own exoremeots..
Such aro the reports, and if the state
ments are half truo, they form a story of
suoh strange, unnatural, inhuman and
devillish atrocity as soarcoly has a par
allel in oivillized society. When brought
to the publio, the authorities promptly
took the matter in hand, though it was
Boot and Shot
COLLAR AND HARNESS
MANUFACTURERS,
"AND DEALERS IN
HIDES,
LEATHER,
FTJBS,
SHEEPSKINS,
-kC.KotCo eVCJa
Troy, Missouri.
Wo aro happj to announce to onr numerous
euatomera, that having mado
a part ot tbe great iih difficult that the neio-hVinra nf th JUarue mmaanntmM
gumy pariiee were aoiorrea irom viaiung to our faolm,M for manufacturing, wo aro ona
summary juatice upon them. bIed to koep 0B hlnd or t 0B ihort BoH
xiu uuuut Mia iruuiio nig ciBL'tcratou aovthlne? wntrf In
ably soon bo investigated, and the truth IM. X ILEX IN Nil iKN I K
The Demooratio Germans of New
York are beeinnine to take aotion in ref
erence to alledged frauds on the olty
treasury. Monday the German Demo
oratio Executive committee mot and
adopted a motion that the German Dem
ooratio Executive committee reoomiueoa
tbe German General oommittee to adopt
resolutions deolaring themselves opposed
to fraud, corruption and disbonssty in
publio offioe, and that if the gentlemen
aooused of malfeasance in offioe do not
Mayor Hall sent yesterday to the
Common Couooil and to the Board ot
Supervisors, partly in print and partly in
manusoript, the aooouots of tbe oity
and oounty respectively for the years
1869 and 1871, and for the first half of
lo7l. Tbe dooumenta are acoompanied
by messsges, which we print elsewhere,
in whioh the Mayor ssys thst the items
are traasoripta in ohrooologioal order
from the warrant books of tbe Depart
ment of Finanoe, and give the names of
payees and tbe aubjeot matter for each
payment. He requests that committees
bo appointed, one on behalf of the city
and one on oehalt ot the county, to inves
tigate these payments, and that a auitable
oommittee of tax-payers be permitted to
take part in tbe investigation. He offers
an explanation of tbe creation of da
ferred debt bonds, concerning whioh so
The Nation atates the case of Gen
Grant and his oonnection with the recent
outrage at New Orleans in the following
manner:
"Supposo Warmoth and his Repub'i
oans in New Orleans had been men of
nerve enough to attempt the enforcement
of their right to seats in tbe state lle-
publican Convention, and the state Dover
nor had been shot down by United States
trnnna surrounding thn convention, not in
obedience to the requisition of the Gov
ernor, but of the United States Marshal,
who wishes to be nominated s Governor,
and at the instance of tho United States
Collector, who wishes to be a Senator :
could the President iu that case have
withstood the demand for tbe punishment
of those officials by removal? He has
most certainly not aoted with sufficient
promptness for the country's good, or tbe
party s, or bis own, in tnisousines; ana
in cate hethould not act at all, hi offentt
mutt itircly be recollected against him,
That tbe means no bar-u, in no way re
lieves a maker of legal precedents against
the freedom of a oountry ; and nothing
better than that is said tor Gen. Grant,
while worse things are aaid in plenty, aud
not without oolor ot truth."
What a painful alternative this pro
sents for Grant I He is required oitber
to turn out of office his own bratber-in
law, who haa done nothing but employ
tho troops and Gatling guns of tho Uni
ted States to secure for Urant tbe dele
gates of Louisiana in the National Re
publican Convention, or else he must
himself tske upon his own shoulders tbe
responsibility of that outrage. Was a
more painful dilemma ever presented to a
man of delicate feelings? He must
either deny his own aotion and punish
bis own beloved brother in law for oar
rying out hia directions in wbioh ease
he is sure to lose tbe delegates 'from
Louisiana, and probably from all the
other oarpet bag States, in the Republi
oan National Convention or else he
must eonfess that he himself ordered tbe
troops and the Gatling gnns to keep his
opponents from voting against him ; and
The North Carolina Election.
The vote in North Caralina on the ques
tion of a convention wus tho hea'viest
over in that state ; it will foot up nearly
100,000. Tbo majority against conven
tion will be about 5.00083 counties
eivo a majority ot lu.Zdi ; but tbe re
maining seven will probably reduce this
one-hall. The honor ot having defeated
the proposition may bo claimed for the
president; tbe peoplo ot tbe state are
undoubtedly, in favor of a constitution,
but wbon Attorney uencral Akerman
threatened them with the federal army in
the event of their framing and adopting
one, many who tavered tbe proposition
voted against it, rather than involve
tbe state in trouble. One object in call
ing a convention was to effeot some ar
rancetpent with tho holders 'of the enor
mous state debt which'the Radioal rulers
had contracted, and which tbe revenues
of tbe state are said to be inadequate to
meet. It is not improbable that a por
tion of this debt will be repudiated. St.
Louis Hepublican.
BKBBBB'nMBBafflaBBfaSSBBBI'
The 2.000 pages of testimony taken
by tbe Ku-klux committee have been
stereotvnsd at the eovernment orintins
and with that aoknowledgmeot his chance I office and the plates osrefully preserved
of getting tbe nomination fades away into for the purpose or printing additional
tbin air. oopies as they may be wanted. This
m a r- . a oror I - . . I
roor, toonsn urant I ue mient as testimony, tt is said, will bo used as a
well eivo UP his wild-eoose ohase after a camnaiirn document, although most of it either Into Boot., Baoc., Cottar, or Harne... The
second term at once. -New York Sun. baa been contradicted bv men of bleb I WELL-KNOWN RKP0TATION of our Leather
standing and who are well qualified to eumelent guarantee t th-o.a acquainted witst
Hartford judge of the true oondition of tbe affairs to " to a. a liberal .Bare of patronage.
in tho ooutb.
York will elear thamaalvaa of theaa
.Wa. If thaw do not we sav "ouat immediately relieve themselves and prove much haa been said, and speaks or "tbe
. m. m r!7 . j ! 7 , themselves Innooent of these charges, i evident partisan conspiracy which has
tr True Democrats don t approve or th nrmia DaaonrtU no lonsar ao-1 been formed against the city and oounty
corruption in one place and ooodsmn it knowledge them as leaders or renresenta- home aa well as abroad." It is to be
i. .! " Uvea f tha Damoeratio nartv or ita nrin- i hoped that there will be no delay in oom
. . Linlaa. Th fWraan iVmoeratio Com. ' pletioe- the printing- of the acoouoU, and
The monastery mills, belonging to the mlttee meets at an early day, and its in thoroughly iAveatigatiog them as tha
Trannlat aaonka. at Gethsetnauo, Nelson aotion upon this question ia awaited wtth-niayor requests. New Xork Sun.
uHit Kaatnek v. waa dastroved bv fire efeat anxiety by tbe ring and tbe Ger-
Saturday morning ; loss 114,000. The man oltiaens generally. We condemned, in what we considered
monastery building, one of tbe largest 1 fitting terms, the enormities and cruellies
and finest ia the oountry, near the mills, The temporsry olorlng of the custom of tbe communists of Pans, while they
narrowly eseapad burning, and- a large house at Charleston, 8outh Carolina, in ruled in that olty. Their aota were no
am of nanna raeantlv seat from France eonsoauenee of tbe prevalence of yellow more inhuman than those of the Thiers
to this eosassunlty was lots. .Tho monks fever at that port, has been coasidered, government la banishing fifteen hundred
ar left without msans to rebuild. Tne and it ia probable that, owlag to tbe faet women or tbe oommuotsts to Cayenne.
rVilara of oroas and this calamity leave that tha ool lector, deputy eolleoter, and Neither faotioa of tbe French nation has
tkaaaQakaiBBvervaeedv eeaditien, aadlasost If not all the clerks are unsell- acted tha part of human beinge. Talk
kaaal t tha Bubllo far Mitriba- mated to that tart of the country, the ef such persons sustaining a republic
tiM ( aid their aaWiateae till MXt I custom boas assy be eleaed for a few They eaanot yet awtaia a'saoaarehy.
uar'a karvaaf. -f laaye, aatu tat aaeeasa aaa aaaswea. reeria iemoerat.
Harry Gray, son ol Hon. E. Gray,
representative from ."cott county, was ao
cidentlly killed near Commeree a fow
days since. Mr. Gray was aboard the
Hollo of Memphis, and was about land
ing at Gray's point. The boy was mak
ing baste to meet bis tatber, and was
thrown over a blutt by tbe copBiung ot a
cart load of wood, and killed almost in
atantly. Two younger brothers were
present at tbe time ot tbe acoident. He
will be remembered by members of the
legislature as one of the sprightliest
pages in tbe house last winter. Hepubli
can.
The editor of tbe Savannah (Mo.) New
Era has kept a coffin or two standing up
in tbe corner of bis editorial sanctum
during the- past year, and has thus
avoided any personal difficulty with his
e iemies. Ho thinks a pair of revolvers
will lead to bad results, and sometimes
unnecessarily get a man into trouble. A
pair of coffioB, however, are harmless,
and all he has to do, when called upon
by an onraged politician, is to point to
tbe coffins, and tell bia antagonist to "se
lect tbe one tbat be wants. J be
wooden coat" argument has a good deal
of merit in it, and tbe Era editor is per
mitted to say and do just as be plesses,
with no one to molest or make him
afraid.
Boots and Shoes.
That oan be had In any markot all put up by
FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN,
AKD ALL WOBK
Warranted Jt Jo 1
In every particular : alt of which will be .old at
price, that
DEFY OQllPEimON
FOR CASH!
Having on hnnd a large quantity of Collar and
Harness loathor, all rf OUR OWN TAN, and
having taken extra pains In the' tanning and
finlshlg off by .lulling tt with Neat. Foot Oil,
and knowing tbat by .ending it to IheBt. Louis
market our farmer, eould never reap the benefit
of It, we were induced to go Into the manufac
ture of
Collars and
Harness,
and are now putting up work In that lino that
CANNOT BE EXCELLED
either in, Workman.htp or Quality, Our obect
being to .ell our Leather and to do ouraolvos
credit in tho Taaning and Manufacture of it, we"
are enabled to .ell them at greatly
REDUCED PRICES
To thl. branch of our trade, wo otpocially In
vito your attention before purchaiilg eliewbere.
In thi. connection we wliu to Inform the Pub
lie that
Our Shop io the only one m Troy
that Manufactures Leather of
OUR TANNING,
A night blooming oereus at
gave birth to a blossom fifteen inches in
diameter tbe other day, and died tbe
next morning.
Pretty nearly evety green thing in
some parts of Maine, exoept the people,
baa been destroyed by grasshoppers
Mrs. Nanoy Rowley, who died on the
20th at Bloomfield, Connecticut, took
not a partiole of nourishment the last
twenty-rive days of ber lire,
be wondered at that ahe died.
The boya are advised to
Lakqk Yikltj ov Wheat. Perhana
the largest orop of wheat ever reaped in
Callaway county, waa harveated this year
by jar. Danlol Gingrich, bear this oity,
The land was measured and also the
wheat. The yield waa 40 bushels per
acre. The seed is ao excellent quality of
white, plump, full grained wheat, and
It ia not to just suoh as oommsnds a high prion in
tbe msrket. Fulton Telegraph.
The Demooraoy of Masssohusetti, at
their 8tate Convention, .September, will
eieet their delegates to tbe next uemo
eratio National Convention. Thii will
probably be tho first movement of the
kind in any or tbe states.
Morgan oounty oan Aoast of the lar
gest bog in lllioois, and probably in tbe
world. This monster animal is ownod
are advised to tret their
smoked glasa resdy for tbe next eolipse.
it will come off in June. 1964, and
will be total through 'a largo part of the
United mates.
Tbe highest farm in the world prom
ises to erow excellent croos. It is at
Sherman station, on the Union Paoifio.
eight thousand feet aboye the aea level.
Alonio smith, lata a aabool taaohar at
Chalk Level. St. Clair count, whan laat by Capt. Wright, of tbe Franklin pre
beard from was insane and riding a eray 0ID0,i Da weigns inirteen hundred and
pony. Hia father. Samuel Smith, of "T poond?-. The captain is pre
Bumansville. ia anxious to learn of hia PnK to exhibit the huge oreature
whereabouts. throughout tne oounty.
rs. fryor Hurst, of Dallas county, The grandfather of George U. Pea
ta tne latest aotaoi ;of triplets of whom dle'oa was tha eocoad of Alexander
we aare near NMeean. i Hamilton ia hit duel with Aarea 3rr,
We .hall want
300 Cords of
Tan Bark.;
during tho .pring ataion, for which we will pay
01 PER CORD.
PLASTERING HAIR always en bead at I
cent, per bu.h.1.
OAKB KOQESS.
WAGONS.
Wo have on band a superior lot of Wagon
The Wood work I. all brought from Indiana aatt
thoroughly ..atoned before being put up.
WE WA BRANT THEM
to giro satUfaotloa la every partlealar.
OAK! B0HB(
i Tboto Indebted to as oa Book ae
eosat, or etaanrlM, are earaastN.
rtdaestetl to eoae forward aal
aetus. OAKB) IWIW
raaaary M, 1MI.
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