The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-15


land, and il The indians do not go from tn
whiteman's path they will be swept away
He is therefore de;erninei To learn to cult
vate the soil
Senator Scot has received Il letter from
IOrkvillc. South Carolina, dated Octobe
29th, in which 1t is stated that Avery Tom
/ linson and Bratton, together with twcnt,
or thirty others OF the ku-klux, have pre-
cipitately lied, about 1G0 have delivered
themselves up, and the evidence is very
strong against them. There is confrma
/ ton of large number Of whlppings, and
of the hanging Of Tomlin5on, of whici
Bratton was the leader.
Cards have been published by O'Dono'
van Rossa and Gen. Sigel, the one soliciting
support in behalf OF the other. Rossa states
that Sigel promises to give one-third Of tn,
patronage Of the office Of register to Amer
leans; one.third to Irish and one-third tC
Germans. He calls on the citizens to keer
look out for the count, az, If he gets {
fair show, lie thinks he can defeat Tweed.
The order for the release of one of the
prisoners In the Ludlow street Jail, signed
by Judge Barnard not being complied with
by the sheriff, who had taken the advice Of
counsel on the matter of jurisdiction, the
case will coale up on habeas corpus.
The Chinese government has voted mil.
lion and half Of dollars to pay for the ed.
ucation OF thirt? native students annually at
Yale College.
A Pennsylvania firm has just shipped
forty-one cases of school states to Japan
another evidence Of the growing popularity
of American ideas.
John w. Sweny, one OF the supervisors OF
Pima county, Arizona, says that thirteen
years ago he came to Arizona. and that
about fifty men came with him at The time.
and that of these fifty all but about dozen
have been killed by the Indiars.
The Sioux City Journal estimates that
there will not be ten thousand acres of I'M
sold government lands in Iowa by the lst
o! May next.
There were li,2G3 cmigrants whit left Liv-
erpooI last mcnth for the Unite States.
Thaddeus Stevens homestead is adver-
usel to be sold at auction in Lancaster by
order OF the executors. November.
There are twenty-six building associations
at Cincinnati, of which the taxable value Is
over 81 100000.
a petition in bankruptcy has been filed in
the United States court at Chicago, against
the Manhattan Insurance company, to test
,rhotbor y,-aip,, oop, ,po-in- ,ra liahIo IN .ba
action Of the State banking laws.
Fred Douglass has been unanimously
noGlirated as Republican candidate fer the
Assembly from Rochester, New York.
The Grand Dake Alexis will visit san
Francisco while in this country, should he
arrive at all.
Out Of 1S So registered voters in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, or Territory, tho whites
have only majority of 1872.
FOREIGN.
1t is among the gossip that See. Robcson
is to leave the cabin,t and be appointed min
lister to Vienna.
The comptroller Of currency reports that
the resources In all the National banks on
one bank N Indiana, from which reports
have not yet been received, amount to 81 :
724 ,O4G, 123; number of banks 1853.
The recall of the Pap2l nuncio in Munich
is considered imminent. No new develop
meats have occurred in the clerical questions
recently agitated in that city.
Austria submits proposals respecting the
international Society, for the consideration
of the government at Berlin.
The Americans in Paris presented Minis
ter Washburne with service Of plate In re-
cognition of his services TO his countrymen
during the siege.
The workingmen's committee Of Builin
has summoned congress of workmen to
mcc. there on the 18th inst. The object Of
the meeting is to organize general st;ikc
for the reduction Of the daily term OF labor
TO nine hours and general increase of
wages.
Subscriptions 20 the Chicago relief fund
received at tho Bourse TO date amount TO
q, 800 thalcrs.
A compromise has been arrived at between
the French and English governments in re-
gard TO the corsmcrclal treaty. The notice
ofabrogation given by France has been with
drawn and the treaty continued in force, but
with material notifications, the details Of
which have been agreed upon.
A Paris dispatch intimates that n:ne of
the communists, now remaining in prison,
will be executed, excepting NJ. Ferre.
The French army is reorganizcd into nine
corps, cuch corps containing three divisions,
each division two brigades, each brigade
two regiments of 5000 men each, in addi-
ton to cavalry and artillery, and IS 800 men
extra for Algiers.
Victor Hugo has made a second visit to
Thier5 to procure pardon for Henri Roche
fort. The President received him kindly,
but declined to interfere.
Communist Quesnel has been convicted OF
firing buildings in Paris, and sentenced to
death.
a supplement TO the Official Ga=cttc of
November 4th contains the proclamation of
the Queen Of England proroguing Parlia-
ment on the 9th OF December next.
In Berlin on November 4th the e eichstag
passed the war fund bill. DuIing the de-
Date and prior to its passage Bismarck
urged the necessity in the present aspect of
European affairs of strengthening the coun-
try by thus emnnuor;prr ~ tbo Er,no-o- D.. =, ~