Daily Missouri Republican du lieu suivant : St. Louis, Missouri • 2

TVT-? -j -ai VW-x VS va THE MISSOURI REPUBLICJLlirST. LOUIS, 1805. FKO.M EUIMIIi AMUSEMENTS. The rinln? Tnrdc Convcnlion- SEUUI3STG OPP TIIE REPUBLICAN. sllleg Trolling Parle.

ItATalaY' TO OAK HALL! A ty-lhrcc unarmed soldiers, on their way horns. 8nlscqnrnl to this aet of Akdiebson, ta wit, on tlie 11th day of October, General Prick ordered Anderson to jiermimcrtiy destroy th North Missouri Railroad. We snlijoin the order taken from Axukkson'k dead body, the original of which was seen bv many persons familiar with Maclean's handwriting, and who know that it was genuine: Headquarters Army of Missouri, I lawn; vn.i.r., Ira. 4. Special Order.

Capt. Anderson, with his m-mand, will at cure pmeord to Ihe north side of the Missouri river, and permanently stray the North Missouri Kailroad, going ss far east as practicable, lie I wet his oficrations at least every two days, fry order if Maj. lien. Price. MACLEAN, Lieut A.

A.O. Frcm the foregoing it will be Been that the increase in the business of the company has who, by all fair rules of judging, presumed to be honest, be estimates himself a rogue. It is greatly to be desired, for the peace, order and safety of the State, he may not, by his official acta, prove himself to he what his own logic necessarily leads one to infer hi is. We would very much prefer to find him a false rea-eoncr than a faithless and perjured officer. Let ns warn those who, at Jefferson City or elsewhere, are managing these election returns, that, while we pay little regard to what they personally think of that the people of Missouri do have a regard to their official acts.

For these they will lie held by them to a rigid accountability, and if they shall dare to foist upon the State a Constitution framed in open contempt of the known will of tlie loyal people of Missouri, a ial which never can secure the A PERFECT RUSH DAILY! Gold Donn! nothing Down Heady Made Totliin Furnishing 7oods SELLING REGARDLESS OF COC O.YE! CO.TIE A 1.5.!! AND TT A suppoitof any Uunglikea majority of the loyal voters of the State-, they shaU.dare, by of- fil ial fraud, to foist such a Constitution upon our State, we warn them the mitl do tool their turd. An Appeal to St. Louis. We present matters this morning tlie earnest consideration of every property hold-r and business man of St Louis, and we ask of them, for their own interests, not to glanse at the heading of this read a lew lines, ami exit it aside, but ixmder and reflect well upon what tlie interests of St Louis demand at their hands. We must be up and doing or lose cur position.

We can no longer rely npon Mir advantages. Until railroads were constructed all around ns these natural advantages availed ns, but now, unless we keep pace with the march of artificial means to i divert bus iness from ns St Lauis must bisa her position, and other points secure that to which St Lcnis is (airly entitled, if she will only be true to herself and pay out the money that will return to her ten dollars for every one her citizens will expend in controlling the trade of Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin and the western part of Illinois. Take Colton's corrected map of the States of Iowa, Miseonri, Illinois, Wisconsin and Minnesota, and examine the roads that are being pushed, north cf St Louis, into and across the State of Iowa to the Missouri river from Eastern cities. It will pay one if he have not this map to purchase and study it We present below for reflection the roads now under construction in Iowa from the East, and the distances completed into the State, which will show thut they will soon reach to the Missouri river, and divert the whole of (he trade north of St Louij to ether points: RAILUOALIS IN I JYA, FEOJl OFFICIAL SOCKCKS. Burlington and MUuon frivci IktOmad drananv bate completed and ate now from ItiirlinQ-ton.

in lie Motors county, to Otmuiww. in Warelio Pltailllt- (tl. At tW a. i 1 1 A couiii), aUit-tanreol Kiventj-Lve milt. TLe Mississippi and JUisusri Itiver Btilroadis completed and in raining from Haven port, ia Ftry-one mik.

ILelicbti-racand I Sinov City Riihnal (firm-rlv Jliihcq-oe and Panic rrrn L'gboqne to IViar Fall, in iJrtj-futir tn.U' lanSr IT.i coat to ho coiarsuiy nuts? wmMxntty increase a (lie bDiiiHw inrnra. a. A tilt cist the ccoit-tiij ouiti as ifriteTcvt op over yitu OVJ at pv ia rernu iutxenf. The Wed frraudi, tu.ie c- Iowa, and the bridge arc all greali.v and if it ere necos-aaiy to rii.lt all that the S'av Inc pnt isiti the issoori road, and l.r so doing it wo-iM aocomplish tl.ese things. sl.e would, iu my jcdciaent be creetiy the gainir.

lvnbnoue. Morion mJ Wretcm p.iilroft-i is mulcted and in rnnniug order from Pariiy, in liubuqne county, to within eight miles of Hririon, Linn county, a diets nee of bfiy-live miitw. and is graded snd'in process sf construction frcm Sj.ring-iite to edar ih-tta-is, ad-sttneo of fouren miles, to he completed in a few moutos. 1'Vley is live vint wlre raid road joiuiWiih the Duhujus and Sioux City Kailrnad. Jhe Keokuk, Mount Pleasant and Musratinc Bailitnd is eumidctcd and iu rumuug nrdor from KeoVr.i, Lee county, to 1 nrr uiLsoa, in Lae comity, a distance of tweety-tive miles.

he Atctiiegor WesU-rn I'mlraa l. at McGregor, ow the kiiasirpi river, runs westwanUv miles; ore bn.i-.ch is ivilete.lcd to go oil we t. aii-i cross the Stale-line in Kifrhil' county; the other branch it. a soothe esli rv till Missouri rrrer. Sereeatit and north ltue of Siafe.

It is ah-i csrsronr.inr zcilia, fw La bt cjgi4c'Ai SI imici tJ.iswnr. wdai lab of Btnmrls in leva. enpj-ts and in running erdT. re-m vn'f rvit.v. The deb -us Iowa in our city last week, to resenting couulies fcota the south cotti.ty cl Java to the r.ortucra county cf that Btfte, us Unit if we diluted we Could have the of Iowa to enriih Sl Louis as iu former days if wc willed it; that it was only esstUtial to give it the same facilities to market This being will wo take the steps to secure it, or chaii we let it go to enrich the more enterprising? We da not believe that cur jieople will neglect to improve at once tl.e opportunity offered to secure this trade, especially when it can le done without its costing them any money especially when it can lie dnc by tusking a good investment o) money when it can bq d.yie by getting at heme an interest of seven per cent per annum on the investment, without any taxes of kind for State, city or county purpose being levied upon it It may be asked how is this? We will explain: At the last session of the Legislature an act was passed releasing the first lien of the State on the main line of tba North Mij-souri Railroad, now completed from St Louis to its junction with the nannihal and St Joseph Railroad, a distance of 170 miles, and authorizing the Nuvtti Missouri Railroad Company to give a first lien upon said complet 'd road and its extension to the State of Iowa; its west branch to he built to St Joseph and the bridge over the Missouri river for six millions of dollars.

One million and a half of these bonds were to he applied in extending this road to the lowa State line, which is only a distance of G8 miles from the Hannibal and St Joseph Road, to which point the road is now completed. When the road reaches the State of Iowa there are two companies organized and ready to cany forward through that State, giving to St Louis a connection with the whole network of railroads that is now living built over the States of Iowa and Minnesota, together with the hnsiness interests of Wisconsin and Northwestern Illinois. sirltrtJaht miles. St Looisans, shall it be built? You have bnt to My the word and it is done. The people who donated out of their pockets three-quarters of a million of dollars to the charitable purpose of relieving the sufferings of our pour sotoh-re will nut bo found wanting when it is essential to their interests to contribute one million and a half to build the read to Iowa.

How is it to be contributed? By purchasing their first mortgage bonds; second by a first lieu on the road now built, and on all the road they will build besides. These bonds will be sold at par. They should not be sold for less for they are worth it As before stated, they are free front all ti title, city or cocci tiixrs, all) boar -vcn rr it payable semi-annually. This rnake.v them equal to a loan at from eight to nine per cent interest We bold that if St Louis had to donate this sum she should doit; but when she is not required to do this but can secure incalculable benefits by simply making a INXXl lu.e.-tmotit, our people should not hesitate There is no time for delay in this matter. Give the means at ones and the road will be completed to Iowa i itltin twelve months from the day the company receives the money.

Persons making subscriptions for their bonds might pay for them iu instalments as the work, and purchasing of iron, engines and cars progresies 3 ay one-ft nrth and the balance iu three, six aLd Dine months. The louda are good and prove a safe investment on the part of our ptepie. Let cur ewa people show that they appreciate- and know their value, and there will be no need of sacrificing them by selling them in New Yotk iatlow pur. If our capitalists will take hold of them, th -re will hs no necessity for the managers of tlie road to go to New York end sell them at ten or fifteen per cent, discount, to enrich a set of brokers who control the bond and money market, and put npaisl down the prices of gold ana bin Is as they please, leaving the uui.u lintel, those who are net in the circle, ta suffer or gam as they may 1-y chance hnniien to guess at whit move tlx sc moneyed juntos are to moke to put up or down pries. With one hundred ard seventy n.n.-- road cuupb-ti'd.

the North Missouri Hull vd Cora-pony last year mad- of net ca llings ga.l.-jo A comparative statement of the l.u iuc-3 of this Cs-mistny for the years ItWi-ai 18G t-i lSIl-t, shows that, for the last three years, its bu riness hr increass-d at the rut 1 over thirty-three and one-third per cent. The completion of the read to Iowa would double its business th first year after its completion. The inere ise of bnsi-Iit 8 of this Company luta been obfaint-d uuder It ha-e wry little nited States Government business. Its Idle acsount ng dnst the Government. from the beginning of the wart th'sdjy, will not amount to over SioOjX'.

whibst that of tlie Racific and tit. Joseph Roads, each land-grant roads, amount to near Sd.fiOO,ufiO,aud that of the tit. Lonis and Iron Mountain to half a million of dollars, though it is only ths length of the North Missouri Road. This statem-ut we make to show that the increiv of business I leen oldaiuad under great disadvantages, anil if rah results have been secured nndersuch unfavoraUe cirenmstonees, the business of the company may be expected steadily to increase Dow that war is over, our fiebis again being tilled and capital and population seeking tlie elieap and rich lands in our Stale for investment and settlement We express it as our opinion that when this road is extended to Iowa, its West Branch, built with its bridge over the Missouri river at St. Charles, it will liceome one of the best paying roads in the United States, as it will be one of the most important especially to St Louis.

Let our business men and capitalists, our property holders and all aid this enterprise and secure the completion of the road to Iowa, and the West Brain to Richmond, in Ray county, at least This done, and there will be no difficulty in finding the means to build the bridge and complete the West Branch to St Joseph, Leavenworth tr Kausaj City, as m.iy seem best. Ore million and a half will carry the read to lowa, and another million, and a half, wilh Ifce other means the company has, will ccmplcte the West Branch to Richmond, iu Ray conuty, fifteen miles of which road is now graded and nearly ready for the iron and ties. By extending the West Branch to Richmond it wiil command for the Branch and ths mainline the business of the richest counties in Mirronri, viz: Chariton, Carroll, Saline, Ray, Lafayette, Clay and the northern part of Jackson. After it reaches Richmond there will be means left to carry it to such point as at that time may seem Lest for the interests of the read, our State and city. What is new wanted, is for our capitalists, merchants, and property Udders to step forward and take of these first mortgage bends, one-half of them to go to building the road to the State of Iowa, and the other half to the construction cf the West R.ai.iL.

Our people arc able to do it, and there should be no time lost in doing it We cai'rvot afford to wait when the work that properly la-longs to St Louis is being sapped and mined by interests that arc against St Louis all around us. Look at the Eastern Iowa Roads, the Hannibal and SL Joseph Road, and the branches of tiiis road from Leavenworth, Kansas City and Iartville. The money of these Eastern cities has entered our own State, and efforts are at work to divest ail trade from north of Kansas City and the Hannibal and St Joseph Read to Chicago, and othrr Eastern cities, and it can only lie prevented by the extension of the North Missouri Road to Iowa and the building of live Western Branch. We cannot too earnestly impress the importance of this subject on the people of St Louis and Missouri. Let our fvcople aet and not talk.

It is useless to complain. Complaints will hi lug no money. What we waut and need is immediate, earnest, energetic action. Shall we have it? II mv ii CourteuayPhy ol the Rmiiidcacc tiaiue oa tfse Ifeljel Goyermarnt. Moiiy of our citizens rcmemlier Thomas E.

CoixrrFNAT, an ex-tiberilTof was at one time in business here with John M. Wisil.E, tml who set himself up as a gentleman proiiiiitcnce airl disfin: tiou. ctsappertred Siler the war broke out, liavirg I third him ntl a few creditors. Turning up ia the Southern Confcderaey, heat once devoted his mil; land physical energies to the reei very cf his rights." It srema he bad a mf h.w got hold of a low explosive materia, resembling common coal, with which he proposed, with the proper assistance, to do great things in the way of desolating the North. He obtained an interview with the Richmond authorities, to whom he explained his schem and who entertained his plan with much inside ration.

What he want'd was to hove charge of a special bureau with two hundred ami fifty men ofliis own picking, under his exclusive orders, his paas-s lo be recognized at all time and places in the Confederate lines. With tiiis corps Pe was to penetrate the North, destroy Federal shtpptrg, burn United States depots a-id warehouses and, in short, carry the war into Afrit to an extent liefore undreamed of. After aome dt-J27 sueceeJisl ia getting orJi'D organiza tion of his bureau of secret seftl'S. flow, at tbe time we sp -ak of, tlie relel conscription was gemral and unrelenting, and small chance was acred for any to escape, albeit there were thousands willing to pay almost any sum tor exemption. Here was Cora-tenav's y.

He openeil his office and went to work to pick out his men. They were not difficult to find. The situations he desired to have filled were sought for by wealthy tradesmen and others who wanted ta get out of the country, and who were willing to give from one to five thousand dollars each in gold or greenbacks for Ike opportunity. Courtenay's passes through the lines could not be questioned. Of course the corp3 of two hundred and fifty was noon filled up.

One morning Mr. Couctenat closed his office and started, it was supposed. Northward, to superintend tlie grand conflagration. He must have missed the connections, however, as the lost beard of him was in Europe, hut he was not there engaged in the coal trade. Walker's Addition.

The auction sale of this addition comes off morning at 10 oclork. Take the l'iflh street car to Angelica street, from there walk a few blocks west, and you are u)on the ground. Cal! at Messrs. Lefiingvell Co.s office and a pbiL Abraham Iiav, a soldier of the Revolution and of the war of 1312, died at Cornish, Maine, on the lllli insiant, at an age of nearly 110 yours. He wits born at Hackmatac, N.

Oct. 17, lie is said to have been tbe propriety el the first iron foundry ever established in America. He carried fca that business for many years in New YSrk and afterward in Portland, ns well a in several small towns in Maine, until within a few years of his death ivIhii 1)0 trts? the ititU(ilW ol 1114 age, to relinquish his post. The Toronto Gift of Saturday has the following in relation to the Tribunes confidential com-si-ondent Conover: Now that be is in Washington, Conover has, it would appear, given an explanation that lias the merit of brevity, if none oilier. He says be is the lnan who swore in Montreal that he was James Watson Wallace, and that he never gave evidence lefore the Military Court at Washington.

Rut, Lc alleges, the Montreal Confederates made him sign that false affidavit by beldirg a loaded pistol at bis head 1 It is surprising it never occurcd ta Conover to expore this outrage liefore he left Montreal, tie clever a loan as he surely could hove found acme l.n ai.s cf preferring a complaint against the authors of sncli an outrage. We suppose tlie Montreal Confederates will be beard from in rej; irder. A trial in New Yiek ended Friday very couiieiiily. A suit had brought the Captain of aa emigrant ship for tha attempted taslueti- of one of his female passengers. Tlie Fun says the learned Judge of the Supreme Court deliver-d a long and elaborate charge to the jury, trim then retired to their roc ni.

After being out nearly an hour, tbty conic in and stated to the Court that one of the jurymen was unable to s-ak the English latn-uage sufitsientiy ti'iderstand anything that had pus-a d. i he Court, after some hesitation, lieiidvd discharge tin: jury, whom lie thanked for their during the term. Save Yot Money. There has probably mi or leiii a time in the history of this country bon hat is ti rrned the middle class Of society earned money more easily than now. It is to often tl case that the old adage, come e.

-v and go easy, is practiced. It becomes all classt-6 to be provident and economical, and to save thi-ir money against a day of need. Dim. save increase to dollars very rapidly. A Banking House has been opened at Nix Hi Main street, center of Locust, here those who arc ic.

rim'd to save their dimes or dollars can them and draw interest, thus rapidly itteieanii.g tbe rat ings, no natter how small. We advise every one ho reads this to call at t-e ln vi lien I Institution, 8D Main street, end make a lieginuing. We furtspirdriw of the lU-publiean. Paris, Jdm 13, 115. Tlie amnesiy published by the President of the United States and his Cabinet has revhH us in full, and has been long enough before the eyes of the people of this country to enable me to transmit to yon pretty accurately tlie impression which has been produced by it.

Your readers who lo me the favor to p'-raso this correspondence, are, I tmst.by this time aware that my first and chief object has ever to transmit to them a true and faithful reflection bath of the real eondition and feciings of the French people as regard themselves, and also of their opinions nnon matters connected with our own people. But as I have always been glad to rare: rt the many evidences of sympathy, goo.1 (ifl'ngand approbation which have at various times, and especially of late, been manifested by the French nation towards America: so, on the other hand, I Lave never, 1 hope, shrank from laying plainly before yon the prevalence of sentiments of a l-sa favorable kind. And thus I feel now hound to make yon aware that the step last taken in the affairs of the rebellion by the Government at Washington is viewed with less satisfaction than its previous action. I speak, of course, of the impD-ssion produced by President Johnsons amnesty npon the frienis of America an.l himself in France. to what our long-persistent enemies in this country think of ns, I should not it worth while to occupy your attention with the cavils which they are always ready on every occasion to up But when our well-wishers address ns even ith remonstrances.

I think it ls-hoere ns to retail the maxim, Be by your friends advised," and at least to lend a patient oar to their suggestions. With them the amnesty is re garded here as being too restrict nl, an as admitting too small a category of the guilty parties within its terms. Franco has leen so torn wilh civil dissensions and proscriptions that she looks back with too amiable a horror perhaps at severities dealt out to political offenders. They are such a numerous class in this county that it is almost like self-defence to plead in their favor. Hence the eager alacrity with which the Legislature formally abolished the Infliction of capital punishment in ail snch eases.

Hence the feeling raised in favor of tlie person of Jefferson Davis even among those who have most resolutely and severely condemned his conduct. The feeling here then, I am bound to tell you. is very general that the amnesty is not large enough. I take as a trust-worthy exponent of this opinion the Journal di-t Deb its. because, as that organ says of itself: Wo have too often manifested onr sympathies for the great American Republic not to he at liberty now to deplore th; measures of excessive rigor which have been adopted and which may lead to fearfnl results." The Debate as jure ns that the friends of the Union are greatly afflicted by an act which they regard as being above all impolitic.

They regard the amnesty as equivalent almost to the proscription of a whole people, so large and loose are the fourteen categories of exceptions. The task of the Government, the Dclats thinks, was to calm tlie public mind, to wipe ont the tra-es of the late conflict, to wake up, even in th; South, that feeling for the nationnljunity which tho great moral bond of tlie Federation. This, it thinks, would have lieen the first ol jeet of that illnstr.ons President Lincoln, who gave ns so many proofs of good sense and firnmrsa, combined with the most jndicious moderation, and the extent of whose loss to the United States can now best appreciated." My own intercourse with French society La sufficiently extended to make me aware that soniiarsei.tin-entsand regrets to the a'lovc are very widely felt and expressed. It is for this fcosou 1 diem it advisable tliav it alseld be laid liefore you. Tiie Emperor returned ou Saturday afternoon.

and was then enthusiastically received a he it as ab-o on Ihe day at ti.cgr-.it rose Lnngcbamp for tlie grand Paris priz-; of lor-coo francs and piece cf plat r. .1.1 by Count Lagrange's horse, GinVa'cr. (ljly on? English horse vcutureil tocainpetegind he in hist! The net valu; of tho stake winner was francs, besides a supnrh gol 1 and siii er shield, th gift of the Emperor. liofil Estate Rent Kstntr HilnTs-Dsp. r.

K. ti. Ubear, aactioneer, will sell to-day. fir the Tan) on estate, reveral valuable city lota; aL, on northwest corner of Clark avenue and Seves-teeth street, seven fine residence lots. An omnibus will lie in waiting at tbe office of the auctiom er, Tl Chesnut street, to convey ptirchoairs to tbe places of sale free of charge.

See ntvertisoaent in our paper KvThnrR.lxy's sales. SEE STUE THE IMPROVED rfiiTUsimv AT STEINBERGS 29 K. Fourth St near Chesnut St. j-n MARRIED, On th 27th to SL, the of the brflr vndf. Ch.n O.

Runr, br tbe Mr. Net-eon, Mr. JOHN HOO0 to Mi IOZZIJSKLTH, all oiSt. Louia. No card.

On the earning nf tbe 27tfi mat at the resit! mee of the bi hips lather, hr tbe Iter. 4. Mci'rarken, Dr. D. I.

TA YLOK, A. A. Sorjreonofthe tr.mctad Vrmph, SjualrMt, to MinELLfiN, daughter of Mr. Jilin i'uaeeli, of St. Louie.

May honor end awcoe attend the youth Be hen a life of innocence and truth; Mnj virtuous deeds their genuine worth attest, And childrens children nje to cal) them At Tronion, June 27th, tS5, at the residence of the i.ri'es father, hr tbe Ler. JanetOakler, j. 4I.APK WAY, of St. LouiistoMisa KANNIK DIN-Y daughter of Dunyer, Philadelphia paper copy. DIED.

On Wednesday, June 2sth. Instant, at I oYlvV p. H.mHIXPA of Aiilrcw proule, thirty- L.eyroisuf ac. Funeral mill take place from the ftmity Aid -nee on Olive street, alve Tm enty-Sero on Friday, 3ilh instant, at 10 o'clock A. a.

Th- frien-lj of the family are invited to attend without further notice. At II oclock, Wednesday, Jane SAMUEL M.1W Krty-tlirce year. Fri nds and acqnaintanvoe will 'itt 1 the funeral, at 10 this (XlinnJay) luurniaj, frout hi noi dt on O'Fallon street totevt Sixth and Seventh. Ihe zucmLers of the We.4-.m ami Soathern Engineer- Benevolent AhMOi'Iation are reneited attend the funeral from his late rexMcnoe. OFuDon street, betvmi Sixth and Seventh, ths (L at Id a.

k. In NVtnlxdUf, St. HorW (., Mx, Jane 13th, alter a protracted MARY FX WOES, will ot Dr. II. B.

Loiran, and daughter of Hon. II. SiielUxi. ot HiU Couuty, Xeu Text; papers please copy. the momim; of tbe 27th in, after a short hut scv illnerw at bia late residence, corner of TwelttU and tbrUry avenne, Mr.

JOHN FAUKOW, ia the 5-Ub year ut his age. 3 be relatives and friends of the kaOy are invited to attend the faneral Friday morning, Jane 30th, at oclock. The MTvkea will tokcplare at St Xavi Chnrch, coiner oi Ninth and Grceo streets. Jc2S 3t Wa-LiCi-tsm and New Orleans papers please copy A Raid Now cornea tba aeaon of eu red net irudcniM. Dt every UMy know.

tJwn, Mut IuuL'is iwuLtnine FlrKil er Will ntu-rly snmbs-Inl m. Cue it, sml reht anj Mrarpy thr aft Use mmm-r heat. Sold hy irarit and alen evrY. whfte. )ea 91 iwlta til" Ime1itesofSt.

Louis, list re will te Meat at UtreLtU of Vi n. 1. I fl u. Twelfth atrvet neirket, rumretti Friday. vt dace.

J. tkl Nsnox ti i St. Lot os June I'viV i tP'Ata 31ef tins? of tlieBoiiril of lur. irv iits lu-utnun uel.l tb lv, ciiiiiu.ib iTv.iIiiwi i.i live per c-dl at pnidu fir ir I six a ordered tii paid on cr Let-re tin- fiut ijjv July, InA tree tioremmeet tL I. PhANClS PAl M.

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Mota iioed J. II. 1t rlint, fur MU, rept.Vtb, lur. on rirtf i 1urtrf I'oNNna, in by Jootnn II. fcoidHi-e.

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V.julzoi lax re ipts to the amoant S.J-C Aisl tte cnod will an 1 rtin hlsca of tbe i. rnr Coi.tpu un. 'v s-rhfsH tie l.i:-l ol lirect.p aa Coi.ntt-e phiUtifoW'id op tbe sTatr sai 1 loKurance Com- 1 ptiTPi; E. II.U:niNL Heer-twr. S.ML Vi CAITI ti.

i'AUon vr. jt -i IlvANu 7A llii'li firovvJii of Hair Fro- IHVllL- ills tij'INl EX -Il'd (Vt sl it, tell 1 1 re- ia le a err-tlJv yct.i iiai ci.ki0 I'. A LSI. Iricekip UMtie. Pr f.in-1 a.4 1 tf J.

A C. li.atrtsfa, rvf? ileoJAwvtfW a. W. 0. Oivo aui 6ac.ai at.

Ifrrietlrs Theatre. Mrnket street, between fifth and Sixth. J. DKAIJLK. Bn news Maaoub.

LDWARD Bfckltr Sraun dlannffnn. Fint week of the efbtrl French artMto dIONft. ACOt sT AND MLI.E ROHITA, Tbe creat Duncetn, and Tifcht Rpe puifonnen Lwt week of the cnr-oE romance vpeuucle. tiie KMfinrft ie lirlikbfr. Friday, Jane 3ttb- B-r9l Mi ANNA OATHA WAT.

Pine re or Anniwaon owbewrn Dwlre, 54 foehl Piniu uv, lr anilv i ir-i, 3A Cw 't. W. IVrtk; Private Cvvhu. AS: om to prlvato mxc TA Ccaa; Pilvuta Circle. 5k Own POSITIVELY the LAST WEEK It (Ae.lVir Opera House of 1 Morris A Wilson Minstrels.

Lr eningJune 2C th. ANblI CI.Nti YUeto fcfcK HlTtKDAT AP 7 br Piter Pepper or tbe Atolvff Kin; itoppv I toon; New Ar (orftmmrer at UN prHaey. A4- nire K'vrrn! 7 A ccrta; rHwri jm''' tr -0 ttov open vein Iff a. n. 3 y-rrn 'mnttftlrfm Iff o'clock -Vtiff HCOt UO w2k iHTkj CfilAA A.

tounarftoti TJf iropcin an Theatre. I r. tm. t. A- Film.

SECOND NIC IITIF THE SEASON. UECONDAND NIGHT fcut one of b. I. MoifKH. wnl hcn-ncuted.

by panicalar deaire. the Icurlialifo piece i-n 1 OCR DUTCH COUSIN. flam Ten ftlritaeuneime tor. tX L. Monk PerfoTTBance tn remmeure with the tije called DrTCHto.lSft I.HnHT.

B.nna Mr.D. Mwrk To-morrow fort-well benefit of tor. D. L. Mink UllANl) EXCUB SION ON THE Fourth oF elnhj.

rjHE STEAMERS DIE VERNON AND WAMAW will make two trhw (bj iri tvtnnij atartiag from the Keokuk Puck to Whart-luiet, font ot ClMsant street, at a oViuck, for Altaa amt rtmitha Kreindiac. retanuan at 7 oMuck. r. u. Leavton Mir.

a. foramnonlibtexcnruUatocitharpriBksand en fave. Tbeae host are wcl)-kawn cnafort aad cn parity, and will be in charge of Mte aad nmrttana fr ceia, under the auperrMa ot the Ktokuk Pwket Company. FamJI will find the above named touts pleMt and deal ra hie. Tick? hi SS.

Dinner Frre. Children ktir-prica Te be bail on Kekak Wharf-bnth CUAft. BWElfM ftIWer fVrnet and Miivg Banda ml bn oa been! the boats, jtil td Cam. A. FHfl.LIPt, A sent.

Lt i Excursion ON TUE l' IT II. DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI! The Car trolled Sl'asmr A LANTIC, tm ba gut haring sccomiithedthe FASTEST RUN ON RECORD, Ard cr to rank t'ebamrdmi tf WImI 1 11 jxi.ut i aud "inn duva, til Uiokctwo Uie fourix im Sulpbijf Sprias and IndHuCnr, Lreriiu the .1. i to. is ft. Cowft Whsrfbnnt, :cx.e Ul Wl U.ltt At O'CLOCK A.

POSITI ELY, wi tli-'cly at7o kck r. u. rconliglit Exclusion, Ta tot willb'uvefrnm (he wbarfoont at DOTLOCK P.M. Tv of (Krvii anifttrfrrk the rsl.ip of i nn. lwKllM, aave htfnnsvured the tL7 v.

r.inv'. aad th pit'lie are aourfei ai rr etm w.il be irl no the part of tin to iLsUkt the Jp. by ihij or Safe, and SsciaL provitr will he for Rtovhnereita swl Ll. iea ot ih Narl, arel (ofcarmitea aeehre uik riNf. tiUx-a irom ue dual and beat of ue Ci(y on Utah dey, UireJ tr EftFECUI.LT COMMENDS Tire Lt Each RiuaI 1 uff; C'hilien Half Pilcn a it a i) TEMPERANCE FOURTH OF JULY Ejct itrslcn and Pintle For iith of Missouri Eirei, Alton ul Fortege Des Sioux THE LARGE AXD LEG A XT STEAMER City of Icmphis, 1 BfcNETa G.SOS Tbe mevmncent Mwt C1TT OF IKMFHM will leave the Atlantic aad tojasiaaippi Wharf BlaMbni fff hrltorcet.

At 9 oclock a. re. Mourn mssouBL altox AND Por te: Bes toMx. THEBE ILL BE A ftPLF5DU Slrinj and Drim Band tn Board. Ice Cream, Soda.

Cake, Fra.ts. udiltto Dtlkkin of the Season for Mile on board. Tbe ExrereiM beto nn the plan of an old style Picnic, there win bn nn at gain eerved on Nmid, bringing tiurii own Lanchd rltk tlKtU. Tickets $1 for the Round Trip. At Portme des ftlonre in one of the FlnrU Grove in thn WiVtcra Ctotniry have tie finest Ptcnte Kfoonds and all the enjoyment of Dane in Ac.

There will also be a MOONLIGHT UOCBftf OJf Juvi the Mississippi, It-avinr the foot of Market street ok a lock r. by a Brass ad String Tk for the round tnp one Dollar. it ere Requested not to br wj Lifnnr An ieJ5 Board picstic. With grand Instrunciitzil anil Yeral Toacert, PUBLIC SPEAKING, At, aul ih limr of the new CatheUc Church at brile! it-', ilL.twire held on LL1ILSI BLBG, on tho -ltli ol'July, 1865, AKlTf.M-E CEST3. Train will leave East ftt Lonis Ale tTF.MT BOCB tnr.D the loy.

tbe Oito earslesvme at n. Will rnn v. pvfeaenm to within a few steps of thn Ptcaio UrouLik HALS FARES. IVXc. to te iff CnwfbrV.

Foarthurret: Nff-x Filth nii I k.xte Thirl jM.CImtentt. S. ot. 1 uml and bnniu m. ieift ittud LRAAD RURAL FESNTAL AND i i THE ORPHANS, AT WITH- JILL ft KOi 4T1I JUIaV, ISSi Bant'anf imee will be inatt 'oi! mce.

all refreshments raa br liad on the ruan-U ihe aroudilMaa be reached I'f fctilli strict can. and two stcain.p ckuirM foe the occasion. td -9 Dr. TUB FITTS' IIAIil REGEXESATOR. PREPARATION FOR THE HAIR ban obtained ia sn Abort a peri.d tin rapnl sad trnofdinarv suie thsi bu Dr.

I fcBDtrTFUYftiDLtH! CAL UAfft KKtrtSKttAIoB. In thtrbcn days Iff bottles wre sold ia Ever boicis warranted produce the fotiowioy effecta: It not hi. It re store irray hair tn fs omr.nai color. It will prevent ta hair from off. (nvuwntri the scale isi realm hair SMt rinssy and of stikv sppearance.

will WdS luanitBi KinvUi ot iiiu thiU Vta mist Inveterate iiohm and anralgia of Us scalp, and to dciitfhanl onsets Mivftiren Pcmtre. Txbektts wiibont any 9 pan-nt cam jtcun to ram cmv wins bai mteca fit-1 to a in rewuDi for were l-a bi wv m-mtha avn I treranfo wf Erfrwrjkr. srl It atuoabd frit-DCs to ee my hslv brouK; back tn tt aamrai ewor wha-b is alvuvo a eonifiK-te blrK'k. It to the only onlran it was a mmUr kor drr. that 1 evtr snow woinii fo It drstiurd to work a compann revolution with all ocher iulr preasnuoan JAt KftuJi A AFBOTJ.

MANcHBrers. Jane 12 7 Pf.Tusrrvttf: 1 for I vry n.n.1 pbnwd witbw ff' jrotr flslr Hp mur ka lud iy I betn to use it shoot two niootft mo, OF bead vn tifriy bald ea-t a Ue on Uie bm A part; now i tift-lj InJU ri'-'iii t. hc vs uii- v'- all covrm! with a besannd growth truly nwonr SteteilllosJ rif roSi6 H. -ill in UWIEZ itoTsl! ALIA. LK1I.I.

M-inity. fc ai wmcnn. nii'dldV 'lioi SsiU. SniiurfKiit Besldeitre hWiiiitiB troin BRIf.LlANTF. ftfotiwtrd.Bi li rtfioma.

with An i l-'isffres 1 to Wt-XH. fix. ir iJu 'r TO CLOSE THE Itat anti Cap Husintss COUNLK or FIFTH AND CflRANOT STREETS. The entire Stock of HATS AND CAPS WILL E5 SOLD AT COST, ALSLKT nxcnS.H, ji tf Con-r Fifth an Clieaant street. Throw pbrnc to the docs, I'U none of it.

To make asaoranee UoolJy an re Uke-PltlTTATIOV BtTTTP, They never JfcU. Th rreat Stomach Healer, an Inoc an! tavnrJhly known to the American pablk. is Inst what the people need. It Is a swsfy they can rely on. For Dyspcpais.

-art burn, Ilcndache, Diniam, Liver Complaints, Faina in tbe Side and Bark, it has no cquit; not tbe )rai amnnrst Tittwr is its extreme pleasantneea to the taste and ixpai diate beoeflrial effect. Try it, ye dyspeptics, andhecnxrd! jv-t? d-teoi)Awlt AriitiIntol II POSSESSING NEW FEATURES, Ci til fokt to Tn wearer. Introduced This Day, BT lewis SS NORTH rSCRTH STREET. frs. Winslow, As MifencS Nnrw tag fraVi hnMil, pmbh ths saeution 1 wsthu.

hsv SOOTHING SYItUP For (hildrra Torlhlng, which prendy torttltatas Ihn praeeaa of tonthlnc. hy soft, tehf the mu, tednetne nil toflamsnattona, will allay ALL FAIN and spasmodic is Sure lo Fcgwlafe (he Bowels. Depsud upon iLmsIlMn, wiB te raw MiMnSiw ta4 Belief Health lo Your Infants- We Ht pnt np and told this article for ever years, and ui nY covpincsra us tiers of tt wbt have never haea able ta say of any ather n-didw-nvn iu it raiLxn ni a aisoin nrarcs to vrerr a cmn, when thnriy nsed. Never dtd we knaw an instance of dissatisfaction by nay ana who u-v IL on the oa-ftnry. nil are delrbted with its aeration, and peak ta terms of commendation of its majlcvl effects and medic tl nriex apeak tn tbt matter vtbat vt oo now, tr 3d years expert nee ut nociort umuioi ton mi mnuxM or waai wa imsECUu.

la atoest ev.ry tnsunce where the iahat is saffeiinr from pstn and exhaotioa. voHef win be rst In flttoea or twenty tsatc after tbe avrap is toll directions Air atet will nccmpiy None genuine unless tba Ibs-ainitlc ClKfM A PPiKIV, New Tera, taea the untstdewmr per. Sold by sll DrrreisU throahest tba world. PRICE, ONLY 33 CENTS PFS BOTTLE, sp5 fcmTuTNrAst IV Eureka, the Infallible Hair RKSTORATIYR Dtci.lediy Iks nest article ter restore Ins JCT Hatr to its orlnosl eotor (not cvtask effaciaslly caries all dfsexar tbe ace prevantlar ths fcstr from father tff, It a sof e-is and thxt tsin eie euprsixer. rrce 91 pr tot Is.

Sold by all fvxrrwta. Depot No. ts S. Fifrn atrev. W.

Udt. mh ebd 5P 3r. C. Frar.int mmr LIJUNfc fcULTTIK Ml one of the h-startKlea tor cloanhtr ani prexsrrinr T.etliev,r sffitrd to th pabli-. aiilii warranted to i'll cr tej ethr inrrelidt ia fie iewi injarJin to to th.

A cake of xaprr bth avcw.wties e4 Tae Odonst Uln- can be ionrvl at whiS ec rr-toil by dmrjit? rmcralfy. C. L. fJrtNfFR rrkrin. Frivol a.

e. IL I. 1IUAS tLNKH I to whom ail orders lool i be at-irivM-L C7 Try Dr. nicYneHN Syrn; It et.rrs liys-nutT. Bi-rrhm, Clbdera i'aiF tr f'roDp (a rttomtech or Iti vi It cntifk si Opiates.

R-M, mi and pKoesni. F.r anlc by ni Dri-reto. I a 3m csmI YfiR SALE Confectionary sn.l Im Cream Neicoe. pteniralars at 54 Wi.liln'.a aceif. (iiipoutc the Lfolll iiitcl, friia I- to i oclock.

4i COUTH STJ11AIU ADIUTION iu lurclH'eni are now ready tf ticuvery No. Tl ibescatkmk jeJP lw E. fk th 2sh ini- HOIlsp. who. iOr dw ih.

ferrhisS. IIS In (Mil s. nortni renter iff wl Won it clSS "n'i snJ ot.lii.-c C. D. JAMES.

WM. DICKINSON. M. IX 1 of I'U'i MiiteHurceiti I' H. Tolnnteer, in charge tf.

ft. fcue and Pr lotirtniry, ft. Lyes luriiih-d. ntHco an! PTSloc No. 14ft locust surt- tiDc- Steal to 4.

and from 2 to r. SALE The hull nd cabin of tbe stammer John H. lHckey, now Isv inr st the foaH ot (berry stret; welleslcn toted for a whm'fcoat Ior psrtfcoUi inquire of W. A. elw CTR AY LlOn ihe 2oth ia-L, A Oliht red Cow, I or- horns, both ears cut, loss tail, bad a piece rope armtnd her neck.

A liberal rward will be pail on delivery or civin utkmnation to lkrotanl Cower, No. t4f P.ichth aUeet, sr OFallun at. jc29 CNOUNTING-HOLSE STATIONERY AU kind, lor sale by k. finH, iotoit TJIRST CLASS LETTER, NOTE AND A r.p for R. fitch, feSlt 4Mom KNOLLS INK AND FABERS PEN-i i.

eiU; a bm wiiftlv, lur uli 1 I'lTIli, 1,0 It fin Mam. 1LANK BOOKS Of fint qnnlitr, for sale ry K. flTCH. jtZS (t Mm IT7STRAY NOTICE. up, one cow and calf, with slit in left and I fivillov-fort in ritfht ear, about 5 years oU, coka yellow aad wbite.

jAVK.sr.bntT. 3t Fcny 9txU herim Rotlmic Aliii anl River. FIREWORKS FIREWORKS 1tE HAVE ON HAND ONE OF THE tonreet and tmd complete asaortments of to behwl ta the West, m.innfacmr -i by the mod cchLrntcd iijmtitbnbU in the cioiilr, wuit we offer tor aaleat very hw rus. Parties d'wnui a sogtanent will pkaae semi tbelr orders siob jiU they shall bv promptly aUcmletl to by NicKA A 3 144 North Second sC LURE CRACKERS 400 boxes No. 1 Fire- JL rackets which we offer for sale at New York prince.

fK)RPEDOES The largest stock of Torpe-X Sue. in Ute city arc lor rale low rite, by 31 KAV UOOD. IE1IONS WE are receiving from Eastern tnr exprvsa, weekly eafplD-s of choKe liiCMiuaud lloUUiO lemons, whk-h we mf-tfor a tie at )uw ratis. lli'KAT A 11HI. ot Sttbtiirisicn of Lot 7, 1C and 17 of (he WASH ESTATE AT AICTIO.V.

rS SATURDAY, JULY 1st, on the nrem- Uea. he Cbarirs Rock Rond. Ut iosi to the obi Toll I will Sell fii'htoB beammit hnii lm tots, bur-ins i fn nt of As feet by a depth of lei toet. Tbeabovare rtoofice hits, and will be sold at a sarn'lre to the hi bidder. Ftoof ibetosbdiviaiuoare now ready, aalcan br b.td at my office.

Imua-oiM-hali cwb; balathcc in ooe year With Interest at ci nL per ausmn. E. t. OBRAR. Anetirmeer.

jt-ip 2 1 thcanut strove LACLEDE PETROLEUM COMPANY OF I SSO I. CAPITAL STOCK, 8590,000. vmrtllS: rnidnt 11. 1. V.

Frn.L-to!e. Mo. A'ict-lnidetit Cd. B. L-wt, Ci var, Mi.

ftecfeterv Jftlin K. liMn Lu-b Tn aurr CxL tirt-w. Jd M. hup, r-nu ndcuL CatU K. J.

Cr.md.til, r.rMkdX-l, Aum Hon. A. V. i any, Ii(i4tbt Tn'. A.

(irSm, Itriintwlck. li t. s. iO K. I.

I LnJ IocjD (Ju v. l- n. I'm. M-. Cilltf OfilOE, ii scou, Mx Ttib Cen'pcny is new actively roc in neroiidtl 'iw f.

rii.c puiel -tyo toase cf viltiai.de aeroi an 1 oil ih.s lI aiiptin.ni; di-iricu. in l.n the ifllual-lv minend trd o.l tali- alre.cv waii by the C.yfi.:iic, with the view wfaecur.nri dcrei- liL lluir L'Ru? have btn slvctd with rare, an! with the atcBritr axal erst of th c.l valu Mi- rn I pri.Tji:r'r iur. roP3 crin; to 1. v-t In aa mi njr can letl-r titan VaVii-s; this Ctn.fnv tlie prr.v-r iu e. fiim-re lb-lea l.nt un Nrih oh they to wU kiwwa to ih, paWi- to oUtin.

A I nJtt sv iM any caa b. i -Svni-eO L.HUS. nwdvm. loth- AilS.n:! I AM COMPANY, btlu Nk 12 North i su NEW BANKIN' 3 HOUSE. Protulcnl Savings Inslitntioa, NO.

SO MAIN, riff, of L-xrust St, LOUIS. MO. Authorized Capital, $250,000. flHIS INSTITUTION, Charterrel 1 the laat 'ear. will be on th hMi Jl' Nt, and to rc-ive Uep.iai;sof I ncra and upwards from alJclasacaot' ctixa, npon wUkbin (rest will 1-e jUftw-d.

Ihe dpo5'ts nrtnled won'll, rolavrs. apprentices tin other are protect- bv Its Charter. Cam ut lo perils will also be received. anlffi0nj Boi'kma tocil.L.a trrautd tic caumers ih- -r. I.it bought aud sckL ulrt, b.ii ui Orjtb O'Jlrt Uni.

TBVSTEKS: J. F. Pom, Wilt. M. Mrr to Jt, ury ll tt N'itV, ti cijjf I tnnd'je, s.

A. viiTr 1. 4 iAllL Jims ftrrith, r.tilM tirley, th.iA. H. Pe.h, Wiliism hwmn4, J.

V. L.IC luk.r. J. I. DOAN, PresM-nr, S.

A. RANIJlTT, Casliii-r. lUUUilT allETtU VL.VRGE QUANTITY OF OLD TYPE It sole at tfc office at a bw pru-e. It i-nas sa e-U fil tir hit Blvl.il. In Blofy liU'l tUJL'AN buiMifto.

CImwuui traet. H. Ik NEMTtVMB. NKY.CtoUB. WARREN NSWC0HB A CO, COTTGA T0DACC3 FACTORS Ami Oi-iH-ral t'oinniLatinn Nt bi NKW TJUK.

jjii rirt ST. LOUIS. TirURSDA ikOEXIXG, JUXE 23, 1WI Secretary Rodman and tlie Returns. The readers of the Republican were male aware, on Monday last, that Mr. Sesretiuy llon- hak had peremptorily refund permit Mr.

Alexander, of this riry, to examine the returns made to his oilin' of the vote cast for and the new C'onstitntiou. In consequence of this refusal, and in order that no excuse should he made, on personal grounds (if any existed), in the case of Mr. Aixxaxdeb, Judge jj. E. Eomractb and Colonel sonar.

B. Kkixogo, two p-nonsl friends of Mr. Rodman, went up to Jefferson City on Monday to ascertain wliether or Dot they could not gain access to the returns in the Secretary's possession. From a correspondence published in another colnmn it will be seen that they have been as unsuccessful as was Mr. Aixxandeb.

Were it not fur a knowledge of conduct which has recently taken place in this State, on the part of those in official positions, the pab-lic might well receive this announcement with Mine degree of astonishment. As it is it is somewhat remarkable. This, we lielieve, is the first time, in the history of Missouri, in which a reputable citizen of any party has had the door of information in respect to the returns of an important election closed in his face by these having charge of the returns at Jefferson. And Mr. Rodman enjoys the reputation of being the first puiihc officer who has ever ventured close it, as he has done ia this instance, against gentlemen whom he reejg jtf, Iris as they rrc his political friends.

The publ.e will naturally inquire far what reason has this been done? We confess that we are entirely unable to so much as imagine any reputable or honest motive for the act And we have no hesitation in declaring that, in cur opinion, the motive is alike disreputable and dishonest Scarce idt two citizens of Missouri stand higher among Union men, as loyal and honorable men, than do Messrs. RoMBAtutz and Ebixogc. Even Mr. Secretary Rodman recognizes these gentlemen as friends, sent by friends, to inquire into his unusual and sin-gdar ivttcei.ce in regard to the election xcVBtP, I8 lately. ond only lately, if, rtril 1-y liine This recognition precludes the that they wculd.

it t'uy maid, make improper use of the returns, if furnished Ucy could not have done so if th.y had desirem Bjt Secretary Rodman knew that their urjiose was only boucrahle. He knew that a jusjnaioa was abroad everywhere that the late of the ifii i'J returns was done for purpcisir These gentlemen inform him tliis aMspictoa, and assure him. as las friends might 1 supposed to I desirous of doing, It isin order to alkiy this suspicion, and to hi en-abied to proclaim that it is unwarranted, that we desire to inspect the returns. How does Mr. Secretary Rodman meet this enercsity of his frieiiiU? He discourteously (darns the door of inquiry in their (hies.

He does even worse tl an that. He proceeds to give reasons lor his discourteous actions which were not the true reasons. His previous nets falsify any such conclusion as that. Ke first affirms that these returns are not public xeootds and wiR not be until they have been examined and cast up by the Secretary or Ftfio If tb-y are not now pul lie records, then they never can become so in any legal ensc. They are as they always will be, the property of tbo public of the whole people of Missouri.

Ilia oidcial acts, one way another, tin make them n.ghing mre, nor nc thing -a- lie is simply the custodian of these '-I- csa deduct bin itvm l'x ueiihvr add ta ncr I value or vdgulffcance. to1- of A uat lie WI4. havenr o.i cr outy fo peTiorm r4- rprsd flvc-e letttr: end lio t.vore than oue I and tioit is ia of flu Governor, the or State Auditor, proceed tot Aiitc and cast up the returns of tee Jot-fS taken. In this he sets as mere Clerk. If the return- are made in due form lie cannot no much as deduct a single vote, nor can hi add a single vote.

Mr. Rod ans roggestion, that these returns are do more public records than th poll-hooLs ai.d ballots at nay election precinct daring the continuance cf an election, displays a want of intelligence in regard to our election 1,01 about equal to his candor. In the first place, a poll-book, enti! the re turns upon it are mide up and signed by the officers, are jnst so much blark paper and cf no official value whatever. When they have been once certified and deposited in the proper county or other office, then they become public records, and, until in Mr. Iu Oman's case, they hv Ken regarded, csi open to public inyxxtion.

In respect to the 'allots taken, the exact reverse is die case. The laws of our State expressly forbid any one, except the sworn efiioers of each election precinct, ftouu no much as laying a finger upon any one cf them. Ills assuc-ptim that because the laws say that he shall girt information to the Governor or either branch of the General Assembly, when required, and that these functionaries that! hart free acres to his Cffice for the inspection and examination of off books, papers, records and proceedings, therefore he is not at liberty to furnish any information to any person else, nor permit others to haw any accent to Hi office, is of a piece with his position in respect to uncertified poll-locks and ballots given at an election. It is simply ridiculous. Mr.

yivnmv must have known that no such restriction is placed upon him or his office by any law or custom of the State. On the contrary, be cannot but know that the law and custom are against him. His ten practice it against him. If the law is as be assumes, In his correspondence with Judge Eojcraver and Cok Kellogg, he has most flagrantly violated it himself or permitted this to be done. Fbr several days alter the election took place if was very generally believed that the new Constitution had been overwhelmingly defeated.

So long as this impression prevailed, returns from Jefferson City were telegraphed to the Associated Press generally, as any other news. Shortly after, however, that was discontinued for some reason or other. But still, returns were given to those who applied for them. The returns from several counti'-s were procured for the Ebpeblican at Jefferson City, transmitted to and published by us. Then that mode received a check.

Meanwhile the of this city continued to r-oeivc returns. Inoue issue oftbat pap.ru telegraphic dispatch from Jcffirson City was published, giving the official returns" from seren counties and tmenty-tmo companies, or parts of regiments of militia. Subsequently, that paper acknowledged, in one day, the reception of official returns from thirty-two counties in the State. And yet Mr. Rodman would have be people now to believe that all this while the returns in his ffice were hermetically sealed against any and all outride inquiry, fpy such suggestion is untrne tn point of fret Precisely the reverse was true, bo tax as we know no hindrance was placed in the way by the Secretary of State to prevent any one obtaining returns wni if began to term t.at of aim im-irticn the cicyfon of Mr.

Drakes Constitvtwm. Then, and not till then, did it ntrike the officials at ffeixm City there was an impropriety in furnishing the public with i-ficial yet urns. Not even then was it pr-sutued illegitimate cr ill-aoi ised to the returns to the office of the btm xra. What then, becomes of Mr. Redman's la-raticn, tlni the law prevents (him) granting a favor vital it to grant a a right? It a mL- crahla subt rfug--.

ti call it by no name. This com latent a. tor r.ud l3gil rca-oair rext takes it upon himself to say, the cisc vote on the Constitution, which causes Loth parties to claim to have been successful, is immaterial. We venture to assert that anv otlier mind titan his will see, in tills close vote, the very eirc umstanve. and the cnly dr cumslance, of moment or interest to the public, in solar a-himself or his office is concerned.

Had this cl-noxb-c Constitution been r--jected or zdopted by a mrjertiy of Vifin or 2P.0C0, the public had the mans at hand to determine bat was the resul and to fit cl satisfied that no amount of official rascality could charge that result. And it is precisely because this close veto" prevents the one, and permits tlie other, that the public interest is excited and the juilbc voioe demands that the returns he given the widest circulation And if Mr. Rodman had had no motive of official insolence or official dishonesty to subserve, would never have struck his mind that the law required him to withheld from the public what lie gave to oar-tasan friends, lie cannot withdraw suspi-ion irota himself when coupled with unusual acts Bnder annsmil circumstances, by his susjiect-ingtiiatin many oamties more b-gal were thrown cut by disloyal Judges, than illegal votes were thn.wu out by loyal Mr. Rodman down the- rule- rightly when be says: Tersons who hare ro.itU in tb 1,1. (rally have eotuideiwe iu oiiwrs.

fits cun nLuLitiV. That is precisely so. But -d--s Mr. Rodman stand when measured l.y his own mV of ethics? First, lie susjn-cts tb.it lar-e n-mi- to cf Election Jo.dg.-s are dicbiyab Next be presumes to these Judges have commit- k-d perjury and thrown out legal and loy.tl voters. And a want ofconfidiace ethers, whom probably hs knows not, and MK1I.T1M; OP TIIE AHVISOHY COMMITTEE.

COMMITTEE OF ARRAXOr.KEXTS AProixTEn. The SD cial ino ting of the Board of Dire tors of tl.e C'hainto-r of Commerce, which was held on Tuesday last, and to which the conimuni. lhe Hon. H. T.Blow, n-snecting the calling of tbe grand mercantile and trade at a comparatively early day in St.

Louis, was submitted for consideration. as we have already reported, to tbe appointment of an advisory committee nnm-to ring nearly fifty gentlemen. In accordance ith a resolution then adopted, tiiis committee met last night at the Lindell Hotel to discuss tlie subject previously suggested, and to a lopt ways and means tor assembling tlie Convention. Barton Able, President of tbe assumed tbe Chair, and Win. II.

Pulslfer was appointed Secretary. Mr. Blow gave a full au.l lurid statement of the reasons that impelled him to write the Ccmtnunicati. referred to, and succeeded in ei.li-.tipg ail present into hearty sympathy with his views, (suggestions, looking to the accomplishment of the important object he recommended were made during the evening ly Messrs. George Partridge G.

Baliew Francis Whittaker, Captain Gould, Mayor Thomas, Mr. Cbetvcr and others, and the following points were directly or informally agreed npon The proposed Convention shall assemble in St. Louis about tbe 1st of October. Delegates are to invited from all tlie cities and leading towns iu tlie Southern, West -m c.rd Nortbwertern States, in the proportion of five representatives for each town and ten or fifteen for each city, making, in all, some three hundred guests. They will he tramqiorted to and from their homes an.l maintained at the hotels during their stay free of charge.

A banquet will lie given them and excursions made to the chief places of interest in the city and its vicinity. The City Council and county authorities arc tole petitioned immediately to appropriate ten or twelve thousand dollars each to wanl defraying the expenses to be incurred in ttieiz entertainment. M.rera. Henry T. Blow, George Partridge, Girard B.

Allen, Francis Wliittakor, and Jcsiah Fogg were appointed such committee with instructions to report progress to the Directors of the Chamber of Commerce on Saturday next. John J. Roe, Captain Smith, H. Stnrgeou and Stephen D. Barlow volunteered, on the part cf the st ainlioat and railroad companies they severally represented, to carry delegates to and from the city on the occasion gratia.

It was also decided to appoint such other committees, in due season, as would secure the interest and coois-retion in the of every branch of tra le and r.iauutactiin- in the city. Before adjournment tbe following letter was received and read from Rev. Dr. Eliot: Hon. Hfnbt T.

I -low Hear Sir: I hope that it will not be resariol as iuTlIn-nt in one who is net a business man" very cordially to vour suggestion of a grand reunion of all the riiies of the tii.nl Valley at St. Louis next Ortober. Nothing could to done more certainly promotivc of 016 and eod ill among u.n than mi a invocation. 1 1 onl-1 demonstrate, more than ever, that ONK inteiiest holds us together, and that we tue nn-inta-n. one of anotle-r aa stm-tly in a as In a moral an.l religions was.

It would tto sM, both Nonh ami South, to bury tin. bob lot ol and to reitun mire ti the emulation commerce ami id' Clinsiion hr.Kh.-r-bl. Li'l the spirii of war die with name, an.l let ns bear I'Eacf, in wonl, but in dee I. Si. i nine i- tin natural metronob of this region 1 it olw le known ll.e ecnire d' goo I or iiosnilalilr, ami of eie.

liaucu.iziiu; arerci lisli Mwb a r. suit, our whole mint n.itv will wort with a will, and 10 more h--artil run-. Your DieisI ac.i W. 1. Lf.iOT.

S-. Lotix June 2. f. of lienaau lres, Mr. well kuown a vrit( (f sv pamphlets two years ao.

so a an ad7ocntp of Radical principle hoj pubUslml a pamphlet, in the Genuau lamjuaire, the action of Gov. Flltcheh, in nsurjung power not Wonting to the Executive, lj driving the old Supreme Court Jutlge3 out of their beaU and uiug pliee cluha reinstate hU Mu. says: The far.damenUi! of a RpoMk, tinrvtsbed from a Hioioiicby or lpota '1 in tills: Tltat in it tiie powers ol the dud iulo tliree depp-rtruems theda4' and Executive, atrietly nr-mrate- and each deortraentcom-gl oT other and ro-equol with Jf ttipublican UoTcmmer; iivc TC tho fan --a, ov once, interrupted the Supreme Court, dragged tbe nudges from their scats and raaed then lobe arretted on the prutcuce of aa accusation which he did not maintain. Mr. KAcrMANN then proceeds to show at length that Gov.

Flectiieb had no authority whatever to execute the ordinance of the Convention as he executed it; that, on the contrary, instead of establishing the supremacy of law thereby, he established anarchy in Missouri, and that he should have respected the decision of Judge Moodey as that of the high? at judicial tribunal which could take cognizance of tlie ease. Mr. Kaufmanx also indignantly censures Gov. Fletcher for endeavoring to muzzle public opinion and hinder the free expression of the will of the people by arming the negrexs in the streets of SL Lauis on tho day cf the indignation meeting; and rebukes those who would sustain Got. Fletches in his despotic course, merely Iwcause Copperheads," Democrats, etc, are opposed to it also.

Mr. Kavfhann then proceeds to consider the authority of the Convention, and ridicules the doctrine that tbe Convention was all powerful ar.d could pass any ordinance they chose without submitting it to the people. He says, if tmh was tlie case, any Convention might ordain itself and its posterity the perpetual government of a free State, and shows from history and precedents that it is an established maxim that any Convention is limited in its authority by the object for which it was called, and that the Vacating Ordinance of the last Slate Convention, being not included in the object for which that body was called, is therefore null and void. Tbe Westlirhe Port censures the Dispatch for opposing negro suffrage, which that paper formerly advocated, and points out to the Radicals naming Cuas. I.

Johnson and CoL sh that it is idle for them to hope for any progress from the Conservatives. The Post telis til. -in that tls-ir only Loire in obtaining the rec igui-tic-n of this principle lie. in common action itU tlV told iUuKsal AtU. General Siceles was at Bogota at last aecrnnts.

His movements indicate that he lias been intrust, by our Government with tbe business of visiting tiie various Repnhiies ia Central an.l Southern America, for the purpose of reassuring and consolidating them against European aggressions, a ad to offer tiie good cttices of ti.e United States Governm nt in healing tlie intestine jealousies and feuds which seem to render the success of democratic institutions some wha iu those region. In the foil of ItAii, James Stone, of Madison county, Kentucky, wting nod -r rebel guise, went to the bouse of Mr. Geo. Br and took therefrom several horses. Mr.

liiaiAM.Ls sued Stone for the value of the horses, and tlie Circuit Court awarded him diui to the amount cf 533. Tire case was taken to the Kentucky Court of and there the decision of the lower Court affirmed. An exchange expects to hear of numerous disasters like those at Nashville, Chattanooga and Mobile, involving tl. dV1 ict.on Government i-rojicrty. Fir: strikes suvh a cl etr balm te in tjuart.

sheets. The editor ola liuffalo paper has h.im li iiitc a very 1-el fix. He is tin- le.rus C-f a dilemma. Having au erring one for his riptien, th- sulveril er refused to pay threatens to th-a-h theeslit if Ids paper topped. jr.VJ.

II. Kinzie. iff the ml tiers of Cliiingo, an.l who erected tlie fir.t Louse on the site of that city, died suddenly on tiie i an. m-nr Baltiiunre, on We.ines.lay last. I'.

S. 7 -Hi Dmds ia sums of SO'l. tfi'i-i, 0, for sale nt Tlie Merchant's Bank, southwest corner (Second end lbne streets. rgro (lucsiiou iu Lotti-siann. ti.e se-tl iff the I'cILan State at onrr upon 1st nositiv refusal to entertain tiie project many slriiw whatever Tlie nroolaination cl 'Tedcnt -lohnsva to the 11 A Jk.llae .1 -wl aa irh Uh KTirit of dxument.

ol tie State bo have atiainod tuc of tvoiJtr-ow ycais, and alJ wliite eitizenj ol th In.tNl at ici.t one yeir tin State, mfi: ItealSoaH io but on no cj'1iU wui tUc evif'Vt mi'cliist Sf txt iuifl beyond the of -The rcstu.nilijn of uUiana the VuLu Laa Ihh.ii f.ortc! a ra ro maniK Hiun vilJ tbe ca-e ilh tL rmuuniu tn uibrn Staid. Slir has her tov'rn a na-ti 1 1 the Suito), who by the Pre- Mi i Uuii.1 thf oth-rs niil In tl.t a'? inlircru of ri'KiJii ov.rn ir? kiti I'mi-- a I.sm tlicrfabro, has bit to 1'iUiU lc.iuy ilia. hcr. Ax a mvi in 1 liiin-'cll inta iroub iy inarrrin; wi A tiiiur LKsuiriiki fci- mt un r.irr ISM Cond HlAl'V Ifi-li i3ti flfttlf ill4 I I'll i.tr v''4: re. A sbl ro'orti iv a i.uiul ul on th lv bariy inaiTy, any lar- tSr.

A riit ff MyaUnt a fcicml of his wan Uiii-rril i cUtiiuijal)' linuiJ ia Caiapu with ad.alics Thxn'fiday, June 29th, 1865, TROTTINO PURSE. BfTLB IlFATft, 3 IH 5.TO HARNRftrt. ER ANf STARK, IIM. Jim Butherffird enten h. a.

Frinre. Chan. Fibs rrim hr. r. Johnnv Cotne-Cp.

tic NfedKor rntcia U. n. Dorn. Frankltn avenue car rue dlnrt to tra-k. If rvs surt at 4 oclock.

JJfO. B. BfcKFKRN. (heat Bargains IN DRY Selling Out TO LOSE BUSINESS. TIAVING DETERMINED TO RETIRE fhai the dry uokH bwinw, I wiR from Uiii day, to IV July, aril air entire stock of lloodt without regard to fwt Crest br or will he five a the whole mast ho etoacd ont.

J. C. HAVENS, je3S fit! No. TF North Fourth street. 7 5-10 NEW LOAA.

7 5-10 SEVEN THIRTIES, ALL SIZES, Now Ready to Deliver, AT SECOND NATIONAL BANK. D. JONES, Cashier. in Order to Close Business. rilHE irNDERSIGNED OFFER THEIR A stuck or Fancy Oocxis, Notions and Furnishing Goods, At and hrtfWt'OftT.

in order to cKmc the hnstiewa by tho tot pros. Liber.il mlwtarnia offered to an narty pro. pomg to porrhaae the nbre stork wit'i tho view of cittinrftrir the bnsincaa. Areuufnci can also ho made wr the kdUb ftWOFR A RATHER, Jelb IjH 4 1 North Main street, up stains I CAL A OTIC II TTAVINO RESIGNED MY COMMIS- i aion In Le (iormntiit -rvice, I wlt iPtow my attention to the practice of my profewton in th: oty. Lori S.

Tfcssos, my93mt Ofllen No. R49snJi street. TOR SALE In StoM inl A'Mitiwn A That RMcnibwii HKhIDKNC E.aitQ4tt on the rte.rJieast eftrn-r l.it!nrwrll nil a v--now, win floe van. fctutnity I onL Tlw bouie contains roirs, litihhrti i style, wnl ail tle asMi-n im-pruvemcLtB: to new wkIi renni thorough repair, tains Le at -ny har Curcg Uic uay by caILbk at the (-ioiaica hroMc. spit 1 ft FOR LEASE.

ARNUJIS ST. LOUIS HOTEL IN THE I ceotral "Twlna tmnM pirt ol city, corner of awl alnat um-tt hanur Id rmms. arors iV.r bo persons; beiew half a Wttare frmi th MTchrn nrd iqM iew of theSoath rn lioul; near the tamloat limlln witiiin cnv nient ilMae of the Failruad Dt-pou and ptoc-n of unibt- Thf Fftiwr rpffnc! in lt. otvPt the aos-dee of TlIKRtiN HAtNI vlio ntrl only uu yiitr. Darns tltelr tenantry everv nvciry ronven.e:e and UKd re :n.provi'ttjeiit were addd, enl it i vt this ui8A aa niRiplete in la ajartmrta as ia the cty.

Iit an I r4l water thronuli'ait Ure Itoae. Hath Ia'Hi. raa in the dtom mom. eombiW ami parlor. 4 beate.i wiui ste-im.

The rom. are krhr ani urv, an ev rv artit oi uh nti in tle Lia drT. tr, originally placed or added K11AJS IN lllfe SK. It i. tlev.d that the welWnown soereas an repnta tin MJ.ift liua'w ia V.

nr'int-nn-d. the eon or the I'acidc Railroad will contnbnte targely to lt WC fere. The presi-nt tenuriM do rt irate for Ivk of ffmoaee. rrd will tee in nhowivs th premiw. ie Iv'Be be pat ceu.l te to acccpt iLie nsuts ft liberal it will he offer'd, jell if! KO.

R. IMILE L. HFR7.1N!F.H. ARTIST, Grad A write FiK'b Imperial Scbotd of Art Snt.o. ojt4i Iurl str het.vcfi fcnpiar atvl Tinm amtit, thr-e doors north of ilucn, ima Ko, IIAYDEM WILSON, A o.ll AorlU fiircft, ST.

LOUIS, HAVE ON HAND THE LARGEST AND liOT SF.LECTS.Dsr ((iifirnrr, asi juay nets jirtiiimiiirjh, is Tiif; wisr-cossisTis i-EIT3, STLJRUrs. RINGS, BUCKLES, ORNAMENTS, TERIi-ETS. HOOKS, HAME5, WEBS. HORSE COLLARS, kc. Hay ilon Sc AVilson bare eocrts Lina iff CASRIAOE TUISIKISGS, AXLES, SgKIXlte, HFB BANDS, BEAT STOCK, YAKXI3UE3, Hayden Are nt nil tfrnen wrtlanppHed with LFATHF.Rft.

in the maauhctarc of SADDLES, HASNESft and CARRIAURft, and nf the very bed qisahty com priam HARNESS, ftKIR71NO.BI.ACK and KtHSKT BKIDLfc, FAIR CALF and HOG ftEATlNOS. ENAMELLED LKATUFR3 of afi coAora, do, MOROCCe, Ac, Wa propeaa to sell tbaan nonds at tow flxorto ureapectit ot cial, and ask all purchasers of ante lea of this deaertp twa, to diva aa a sail before purehamf elsewhere. HAYDEN A WILSON, pl3 MS No. 11 North Kola Congren Bitters. The Medicinal Efficacy of these prTTFRft ia raJvvLn; ackadwleJrJ ia case of ehroWe IHaizlMna, Dyspepeia, Liver Camplelnra, laiigtauoa aad Paine of tin Stomach.

Tbe jaqrtitoti lard are of a enperiur quality and warranted pwrn. Tbeae Bitter are aicreeable am! pleasant tn the taste, and aa a healthy stimulant cannot be eq mailed. Allbonxh beta abort time ao tatiwdaced ia the United State, they have a world-wide repetation. The recipe from which they are haa been procared by tbe proprietors at a Lirgt expense. anJ their effort hue thos for been erownrO ith anorpasaed eneeeea.

Nobody should be without UKLUUANft BITTERA. Every family should have them. Try them and yon will be convinced of ibeir oeiog the NS PLUS ULTRA OP BITTER aL" L4LM. UKi.LilAX. ftde rmprictors hjuutktann.

Now 4 Fine street, Hu Lonis. Ala. The proprietor have procared Letton Fat tint npon the liiUcrs. ami ary nankn onnnterxeiunf or imltaciati them will be lcmUy dealt with. MtN EMPIRE STOVE WORKS.

BRIDGE. BEACH CO. lilriJiriEKS ANB DEALEIte IS TINNERS STOCK AND METALS." niWl X7 Main street. Si. Uia.

EINSTEIN, ROSENFELD Bankers, NO. 8 BROAD STREET, Lewis Fixstviu. I Isaac Ko-l l. Jt. iiiviM fctx Twa, TOKK.

to! OFFHE of TIIE STATE BOARD OK I 30IIG II ATIO, Bemoerat Building, FOURTH AND PINE STREETS Hr. Loris Juan 14k 'YOTICK IS HEREBY GIYEX TH VT ii LcVa of Mito'Diiuun to tba luuiutfitiwa KnnJ have bc posited at tne follow .114 places: First Notional Bunk, C-trcadcM avenue. ftrnti4 Third street, erst to Fonrb TUirl and Wautoadtoa ftuic Back of Ha, ilaia tUivk MccbucKe Ikisk, HeconJ anJ ine. fttate Having Asaociai mo, MaJt, r. of Tm Bo3tnu.n ftuviny Sec on cor.

of fMTtuan iJWLMUoa, M.Uacjr. of MorkcL Fnokl it, Lsduthtr Btihl l'ni SffVir; tin. cor. 01' VVaItiul Fa 1 inn: an! S.mr lLLtut. S.vw cor.

of Ptae mk Ft SiaVir.r ('area I. kt arc tad Fork avj. )ii rrlt. nv' Maib th et HAiu.lt' JUAWJttui, keth And at ihtN i ilh r. IHR Jolx Pittmam, Secretary.

TIIt.VAT E. Jfol' TKK. jcb laf irr-iMV-t. IIRE CRArKFRS! FIRE HP bolts 0. 1 i at i.w York rnrA 1 IIAY V-K 79 N-.

rih air-nri. TDHILLIP M.UOKALP, REAL ES- tat Atnni, Notorv Fnbiic sa-l i'jBivyaiker, wdl atuwt! lo me od.ee: on of accoua rs; r-ur nirnt. an.1 rvmiuiiB of laad uil t. tint -e Now J9 l('rwr'i tuii Injj, wot mJc of Full titfwt. Site Conn UtittHS.

i 'il ffO LEASE For 10 years 4 feet front hy tv frit lieep to alley, cornt-r of art uni abiDCtwa av. nv, witii twtreory bi to.nin 4 rcua. aircaily uoa Lbv uu, whub Uir If-s-v c-n a-. For furtficr S. C.

LAW FAM liouac an I Kal fcstsUr Aj.nw, cortheaat corn litthsuJ Lwitstiuwo. )ci7 tl BEAN CD OFFICE OF THE CO LI all. IIILTTs Insurance Company OF NEW YORK, Nu. I7 Olive sfrei-t, St. Louis, Mo.

ASH ASSEIS, Jjaoary bt, I1. iai.s?a W. M. WllITMIV Sn-reure- I B. C.

MlUtillS, lCTH. rjHE COLUMBIAN has no rorni-rtion with A itiohiiM In'lrrwnirra, aiwl Will ilttlK tar An! Fnw bi oa tu nver aad tcean without re-ruxd to pnovrd tr.r it rati O. A I KXANUKF A vtm r.a,ral A cento. Cape T. W.

lil'NNlfA. Marine lnmcctor. ji-J HWl nAY ROFE. BALE ROTE, BAGGING aul Twine, ia ttorr an wl- rir-t byl KOiti No. 4 CotcocrrUl atmi bxtwwa olive aiul leval -res to.

nivii Mil J. ClFZijSJS T1JZ2, Coiuporiltloa Roofer, VfANUFACTURER OF NAVY PITCH ill tid Deelw in Jrv ail HAhirttvd it. Fa.uJ, t.rAtl, Ac. (itke hi. tid he nd second tr ut.

r-i Tt Wc arc Dctcnnincd ftEI.L OFF OUR STOCK TO CLOSE BUSINESS. Store for Rent and Fixtures for Sale. OAK HALL CLOTHING STORE, CORNER Fourth and Washington Avenue, ST. LOUIS, MO. 129, 131, 133.

DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, J. MATTHEWS SONS, Having anticipated the recent heavy decline in Goods, are now prepared to sell them at very low rates, and dealers will consult their interest in getting our prices heforo purchasing. J. MATTHEWS SONS, 102 Aorlh Second street. SB? tttecdl JOHN H.

r.VF.NtKU. f.UWARD ft. ROVMK. tote t'ofon4 tl 1 (ill! rt'-rh inothr for liUoanVjInnion. pjymeutof UoJchdStodkvu.

AYAH CLAIM OFFICE CAVENDEU AND IIOWSE. WE KE-SrECTFTLLY CALL YOrR ATTENTION TO THE FOLLOWING: Wc cellivt M- of liuonn. wm 9U. if or coils (tid ur.iL 'lie fcpdl.n. i.Ttruuxuy, T.tia jwnrr 4 and tho ENROLLED MI3S0C3X KHJTIA, Or fr rtot or re reokH.

an! ail CIjI a of vjtt v. titar. roesKtrd with tU Jziliuj of Cie etati, ad iutr imS Vf THE BACK FAY AND BOUNTY to deectord aol lieri. the BorSTtrJ i to SiWJn 'ifo-k-rml ia ac 'ourn of wouiuH wyj I in oatffe, cr for re two jr.m rmtr. We Coffcct PENSIONS FOU WIDOWS, MOTHEKS, AM Dl'AisLLI We C-lvVt the arrean of PAY DUE OFFICERS.

Aad pr pate their pap tv ft tinai Ve bay, toil and collect QUARTERMASTERS' TOUCHERS. We collect claim for anppliea fitrniahed tbe Arcy of the United Statea, for which or voucher have been riven, Which are informal, and ae when no recdpU tart De.u STV'X We Cofl-wt PAY FOR HORSES LOST IS BATTLE, Captovd by tbe enemy, 00 lost is the service of Ch? Crlteff ftuuwL Prize lUoney. We Collect PAY FOR HOME GUARD SERVICE. We Collect the Pay (toe the ENROLLED MISSOURI MILITIA, In thin connection wa wunldeay that the Stato hue wade provWon le pay off tide elan of claim at an early day. We attend tn all kind of claim ifitnet the GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE STATE OF MISSOURI Any titnrm yon may aend tn an will be promptly and and foithfrtlly attended tow REFERENCES Gov.

Tbocaan C. Fktrbcr; Cot A P. ftimpaou. Adjutant (toneml jflluweii; Cot W. Mt-yem, Chief Qnarimnamee Department of it iaeonri: Lfont Cot N.

W. Itrown. Dep. Paymmter tienetnl C. A A.

lion. Jame A Thaaaff, Mayor of St Looj; RewxClArk, DoJe A Cow, Banktitn, S. Wn. U. Kenton, Knp, St Louis; Mrenx Fartrida A Cow, St Loan; Menu.

A C. Davis A Ct, St Loato; fft Lool DnilJicie and Saving Asaocutioe; Botomen Savings Institntkia Accommodation Hank, St Loniaw Adliut CAVENDER R0W5E, Art N. Third atrvet St Lomt Ma Military Collecting Agency. l. torpiM TOPPING LEVIN, (I ATE TOPPIMi A rSEIXAN), 0.

Se eile Street ST. LOUTS, MOu Amti forth aJaaTnent and oiln'ha of cnpdnn ef IIMJR CL ZalISt VIZ Psj soft Benotj ue SoUierS Pay due Officers Back Fay and Bounty of Beccmted Pensions da Wnlo.s and Disabled Scffoiers; Prize Money and for Service in the U. S. Nary Psj for Killed nd Captured Horses, W. mJai atffaroa tn MiKUrn ff STATE OF MISSOURI Tjs krffcri la and inpptea AuiiM the ENROLIsED MISSOURI XILIT1A, MISSOURI HOME GUARDS ani MISSOURI MATE MILITIA Wa and hxen for Officer of the army.

prepare OHMavc PXOPPRTT RETURNS I hu re CPTlKICATkS OF hOh-INDa'HTX ((uarterniasterB Vouchers Sold and ColkcnA Ciaitta ittmettd to oa will reervn prompt xttentfoa. ktrcfitscEt tCxt Cu S. W. Brown. Ierety Pavmaater 7.

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leaart.nt Vlmcoit a. l. Scon. Piiaui'r Swdien. Cot S.

irjpv-B. sorul i MimuiI. rrelT Loot. Vo. MmiH i anitvr e.

Xr Hu lcla, ton. Tae M. L- ti ir vi eneaaBjn lie wx lUaite A Cv -nk 'r Kevi oaioh Uartto Ccn BuUrs Mann: bat Mt Bfe4 Jl UUCOKLW LIFE IS. fO. EECCELYN.

NEW YORK. And No. 141 Broadway New York. T7XTRA in.luotments are offered by tlis Xi i't'mpuoy ihofle Mvkiac Life Imuranre. 'nipuov R.

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f.TX Ap-niA wdnud ia ail the rr n' fU town in toiisean lewa and Ulmoia. Aildrvaa, wuh rvfir nre. T. It DUTCH It fol btl Gi arJ AiTnt. 1ft Pine arret, St L.rt DR.

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over their own s.g- lalon uldained under the n.ost disalvau- I 'f ee responsible parties, tares circumstances. Justi.es if the Peace, resiuing in tbe Ilwillle reuemtoreil that, l.v county of Waterloo, respecl.ng the character tei.c.1.1 Price, oil the n'ght of the 1r 51 rritti of Ayr voul. r.lHil. b-itg bridge and culvert on 'mt against Jefferson Ilavis thiicaid. iH.rti.ef Wa-r.

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