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National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15
Paying tie Printer.

There arc people Of every civilized
country under the sun who have mis-
| takes ileas about the business of print
/ ing and the malaiiacture of newspapers.
They believe that a newspaper can exist,
| thrive and flourish on itself, without any
external nid, on the principle on which
the bead manages to tile over the cold
woathcr, without requiring sustenance
or board. Many OF the people OF Canada
labor under this strange idea, hence 1t
comes that some of our brethren of the
provincial press are driven half yearly
10 dun and clamor for what Is duo them
and to hruWbeat readers who believe
that they eau read their paper without
money and without price. Our brother
of the Allison Sidr, of the 2Dth ult,,
makes m appeal a8 misericordjoa1, which
is Il fair sample Of what printers are
driven to by the wanton neglect and
careleSsness OF those whom they faithful
iy serve. He says; "We want money
and must have il. From The dltc OF oul
commencement to the present, we have
not urged upon our subscribers or ad-
vertisers the necessity of paying up.
There is an end to ull things, and VI
iiud chat the time has arrived when we
cannot refrain from asking for what
should have been paid long since.
Printers, like other people, require
money. We have = large weekly outlay
in the way OF wages, paper, ink, Sc.
We therefore trust this hint may re
sufficient Every straiehiforw ri
man viii admit that there is eomethme /
desperately wicked in the ay ten which I
compes a decent man to tum humbliltl /
ont such vivid hints and in /
situations as the above Eg cry straight I
forward man viii admit, also, that the .
parties who are the cause of snch q
are guilty not only Of
mcharitableness, bpt downright dis
honesty, and should be placorded as
Of the Door and needy. The
printer ought to be the last man in the
world subjected 10 gougmg. His profits
are snlall--for years often invisible-he
mas then to Toll early and late, TO slave OF
ten when men ara at rest, to steer his bark /
throught Il multitude OF abuse which, |
il istice were done, should fall on other
shoulders, aud-besldos doing all this
hc must never lose sight Of tho interests
of his readers, nor cease to push them .
forward with might AMI main. Toronto
IeI2TaBA.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15

How MUCH DID M LOSE "A New
York gentlemen at dinner On boarl a
Cunard steamer laid wager with the
captain that he coui NO. give him q cor
rect answer, within minute. 90 The fol-
lowing question: ' & Yankee rushed in
to a bootmakcr's store. IA Broadway.
" Here. look sharp r cried he, Just of
for Caliiomia-ship sails IN half an hour
want n pair Of boots-look alive r.
Down tumhied the boots oil the shelves
from which he was soon fitted. " Ho,,
much p Five dollars. "tiivr me
change for has iity dollar hill-sharp--
quick. The bootmaker, not having
cbanee, rushed 10 mOney-chmuef.
"Quick, give change for this fifty dollar
bill-passengcr just of to California p
And IN few minutes away ran the
Yankee with his boots and his change
off to California, of course. inrbOiu an
boJr aftorwards the monoy-ohuger came
down TO the bcotmakeI. Haiio4
see, Juoth b. this Is bad bill pay
me down ifty dollar. al onco which
the poor fellow, much Clseusfed, bad 10
Do. Nov. how mich lid fie hootinaler
lose
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15

The steamer Lodona. ON the line be-
tween New York and Now Orleans, has
been wrecked off the Florida coast. The
announcement O. tha sld affair came
FIRST in a dispatch from ST. Augustine, a.
follows "The Lodora wrecked seven
ty-fvc miles south. Twenty drowned
AIess-hoy picked mp yesterday. lie
brought the ncws. She - a total wreck.
Survivors Captains son, first and sec
ond mates, chief engineer. first assistant
engineer, fireman, four sailors, head
cook and mes~-bov Tie Lcdona was
al iron s.eamer ot about so tons bur-
den. built in Hull. E.-iald, in 1862, and
ratcd Al Tie Grt voyage she ever
made was as a blochad .-fHnner, and che
was captured while ~. 70 run into
North Carolina with g valuable cargo.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15

| p,of Von1n Woydo'e nou, +nst for Az
,d1l,oro+;@n oe t,,rosana .s loiS baforo
tLo A,na,.;can T,slit,,to nf Scene, sean,o
tnbtnf immol;atn nnrac4;naI v'lno Tbis
to,f for nntrnIor,S q govn'1ad an tl,e fact
Uat al r,nn,s ~,,,an oft ~, notrnIan,a
9r. can,bn .tihlo ond tr,,I # l,d.oonna o,.
Min nron,ra,;on gron, natrol.um gives
~ . ro,,n'. "a 4ho ancnrieJ e4oHJ 'rd
t1,nToratp,,o 't If f1oS Il rot necesearv
to try whatber i viii hum bnt sufgicie,ts
T IL nouoct Il in a ,,r.,T,a,. ,.as.al hS yyh;eb
WE ,,a;n ~ otlitional a1van+a,,a rLat
w.o 3,,nv +no,s,,rn thn ,,ant;t,, ~ the
S.tij, -. ~ = ,,,, Lo jos. h-,,.,
c',r,N5ts in,;,lc,t,lly n,s.in., ovor tbe
s'llfSaa r'e or ~ i,a'i1 r. t71os tborf-
s,',l, IL a., i,jagod - ,,,n o,d o,d
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15

the end OF the third year than before. Iii
expenses bad mcrsases by a hundred dol
lars, though he would have found it dill
cult tc tell in what way his comfort OF
happiness had been increased thereby.
Ia spite Of bis catelcssness IN regard tC
his ownailaiIs, Mr.. Newton was an excellent
man In reeard To business, and his service,
were valuable to his employers, They ac
cordngly increased his salary from time tr
time till it reached sixteen hundred dol.
lars. lie had steadily preserved the Gus.
tom OF assigning one-half to his wife lol
! the same pose as heretofore, and thi.
had become such a habit that he never
Thought to inquire whether she found it
necessary 20 employ the whole or not.
Thus ten years rolled away. During all
this time Mr.. Newton lived in the sane
hired house, for which he had paid an an
nual rent Of one hundred aud fifty dollars
latterly, however, he had became aissats.
iod.with it. 1t had passed into the hand,
Of a new landlord, who was not disposed tC
keep il in the repair which lie considered
desirable.
About Z time a block Of excellent
houses We erected by capitalists, who
de:ieued 30 sell or let them as they might
have an opportunity. They were moro
m)ieu aud much better arranged than
tle one in which Mr.. Newton now lived,
and he felt a strong desire to move in one
oj them. lie mentioned it to hie wife one
mOluiur
What is the rent, Ezra ?" inquired bis
wife.
Two hundred and twenty-five dollar,
q" tll corner house; Two hundred for
either Of the others"
"ihe corner one would be preferable, on
account oil the side Windows
Yes. and they have a large ward be-
sides. think we must hire one Of them
J guess III engage one to day; ,yoa know
our year is out next weeks
" Please wait, Ezra, till to morrow before
engaging enc"
For what rea, N p
3" should Ike to examine the house.n
" Very wei, suppose tomorrow viii
be suiii ientlv early"
Soon after breakfast Mrs Newton called
on Squire Bent tie owner Of the new
block and ntimated her desire to bcshowu
comr,irI with. NJ Eowton ,..s onto
lehebtea w.tl aH tbe ar,a8-ep,cr,t,- = 11rj
evnrasse,l hri. soti.f,oti,,
!. Ire tbaso horses t'r .a,s or to ,at p,
~bo inoura1
UF,fla.'' .ail ~ ov.,ar
'rIe rent +. 9n9a,.t,5l so, -
Yes consider fbr co,5o.' b.'nsn worth
sf least SOS ,nora thon tiic rasf,,
81 A,,3 ,.r.,t h, ,,,, ,,,..,.,., -, a., ~,
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15
RATES OF ADVERTISING.

nfw. II. cAnIrroN.

HOW lctN'l anu l Maue Up
n W. II. CARLETON.
,.ur hand, Mr. Lawyer; how do yor
.al0su tp that popcr--l s'poso you want youI
ut u down your figures make it an X Oh
Hat ere written agreement was Just the
HaAu' fme.
home that ovenin' tell You was blue
ui ell my troubles, and what | was
,s yho. hadn't been the sloadiost team
'pod me over, certain for couldn't
v.la TO alYo.
i1horiu' under heavy load
N'5 travalin' an entirely diflercnt
a-traciu' over the path of our lives
whore we missed the way, aud where
anell. Lave been.
aany corner we'd turned that just to a
mare! led
.laa ought to We held my temper, and driven
ira 'ght ahend
tine ore thought ii over the more these
memories came,
be more ! struck the opinion that was
'''.' w. 'tt-'ia+''
Hnqs J had ], g forgotten kept nsin' in
lH mind,
matters batwixt US, where Betsey was
..r1 anl ind
.o things they flashed all through me.
SON KNOW things sometimes viii
oilg''r ol1nC III the darkness, and cy.Iy
us i- s.iI.
es5ys we're too far along to take an-
gaI wt my hand to the plow do no,
.m't on uncommon thing now for couples
tH Hla-l ia two -
I-,0ny eelh together and vowed I'd
i. through.
uIe7mo sight O. the house twas some at
'Ie-tas tumeda hilltop see the kl; hen
.rn . hansome plctur' to hungry
-ln makes
fant mtcro.ta reller much that's goiu'
g.l up stakes.
vaaa went in the house the table was set
upper's ovor saw, or over want to
rnno1 The a.reemant down mypocket
rta aim INV yictua's. which somehow
Aa taste coed.
Gtsy she pretended to look about the
tHusH.
watched my side coat pocket like eat
II watch a mouse:
A". an She went to iooiin' little with her
.e1,
Htly reaain' newspaper, a-holdin' it
wrong side up.
whom td ooae my supper I drawed the
+. Ger without word. for she knowed
,-4t ftl.os about:
th.o lummed a httlo tune, but now and /.
MIA
.Im'-tcl lv some animal that hopped up in .
nv throat.
.. 7,....v SHE cot nor .poes from of thc
tt-.t.'.
..f+.l N.oa.ticlo over quite softly to her
Htlla and little for her owes is gettir'
g.. v.r-' ,rritin' ain't no pript. e.peciapy
a'sr5ij.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15
JOB PRINTING

prices Our onlee is well furnished with Mater
ial and stock for this department and We now
hayoo ooXpcrienoed aud competent workmon to ufe
them. II you want any printing done you need
not 80 TO thc-cty, or out OF tho county, for ycu
can get as good work and ~ low prices ills
Office AZ n b any other.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15

| - sun we ought U u. SnNln0 I'd some
thing against rainy day, Ezla.n
"That would he sometime like carryin
an umbrella when the sun shines
"Stl, it is well to have nm umbrella j
the houso.n
81 can't controyert YOUR looic, Eliza
beth, but am afraid we shan't be able t.
save IN ANYTHING this yeur When | oe
nv salary raised. If viii be time enough (,
think of that.u
uLet ma, mako n nropo.ition to Won
said Mrs. Newton. . You saw that ON,
half of your income has been expcnded on
articles Of food. Are YOU willing to allow
mo tbot snm for the ui,rn,,e }n
UYon cnorantce 10 nav an bills ont o
il ~
0Ye,n
"Aod relicye me of au care ON that
point ,,
+" Yes ~
= Then / viii sliit fbe rosuau.ibilif,
mon Won With rioc.u.,a nm c,o tei0
,.a,, I,l,rob.,,6 ,.ol, ,,.,,,,t Lo ollc ,o s,ya
n,ncb nn, oeii y
:, perl,ors mot ttarv r,te viii ON.
a.., r,', =. a~eo.J Il ;,
That's vpIl 1lftvll'f vi y Iqyiua
,ny ,JJ,.i.,.,i l,u. o., nar .Io,, ,.,;.i
cgs,.,. ,nontb .,ilI nj e:,rh n,,msnt l.rI
,on ar ~. 'oanog "
Tto a'Gsr""1 cIa,,,tar. or t,.a ln.ho,1
ami H.. mi ,9I ,r,,,, ,,.n,,,
,ion wEicj has bsen r.,'r,' fr Ea~
fam lad hnl MIX nm -le,,6, ~ ,.,,.,-.,.'.e
Iol liyr.l ch;en, r,.. o,,, soar.l
10 fancy thar n bateycr cnngipa rpo,rs r,,..,t
,,.ll ~, ,,'s '.,t,,.l ~. LII ~
,,,o,;Ja.I ~, M 80 ~, p,a1;.3....'..
+ vorv nr,nsr fnoli9r hnt .Lars !. a .,e,t
lool of ,,ntb IN t5o orj XIII. tLot ts@g
VIII bcI,.' tG',so 'y.bo te1, ,la5z.,rp, aod
in nronortion AZ fbs,. ats Al. nose. H., brio
tbems6Iye5
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15

Such is the sign placed by one OF the
insurance companies of this city on its
Office, MS a vruins'to all canvas ors Who
represent the press. or anything else
whereby publicity Is offered TO those
VINO seek the patronage ofthc commani-
ty P0s8ireV no o1reT1iSinq rQ8ia1 &!
Are the dark uees upon us again. that
men Should seek TO hide their light I'M
der "a bushel, instead OF seftiag 10 on
candlest.ek L, 1t true that any com
pauy does not really desire to be made
known TO those who read tie public
prints Usually those who read the
journals of the day are the intelligent
mon they ar the business men; the
ones likely 10 be Interested In an insur
anre enterprise. 1t IS notorious TACT
that the whole Insurance family. he
men through whom ninety per cont Of
the business of that company land all
other companies. for 1hat ma.terl IS
done. read the insurance. journals rs they
READ no other plpaIs; they are iniiucnc-
cd by them: they are attracted towards
those institutions thltsustain them. Aud
the companies whose names and plans
are made familiar 10 them, through the
frequent meeting OF them in the col
umus oi their iavCuts insurance papers,
are The companies FOR whom they will nj
tmateiy Influence business. Positively
,o ddcG3isitQ .rmit4 : Is is almost
to saying, Positively no bllsi-
ness wanted = Insurance Mosiif9r.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15
RAVES OF SuRsCElrTION.

one copy, one year in advance, ce,,.,,.,,..,.t1 so
II not paid within three munths,.,,.,,. GO
ovariation whatever from these ratios,
No tlpor discontinued until au arroarages
az add except at tho option OF the publisher
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15
| count my grief ma a little thing,
for thiA il n world of sorrow,

And iov Us ilclslo and ilcot Of wing;
Bat there is sisht va nsay borrow,
II fwo only win, to cheer until
That mystic dly when the heart Is still,
md God is Visc' than mon. know.
Bnt [ think i.o would seem brighter,
II you and had not parted so
Aud nav heart love, would be lighter.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15

a DTFicULTY a Texas paper reports
little difficulty" which occurred in
Bastrup, thai State, thus Late IN the
evening q difficulty occurred between
the son Of Mr. T. Yoast ana "A freemason,
in which M Yoast became engaged.
one policeman was killed aud two citi-
zens wounded accidentally. Mrs. Hal
ter, wife of Joseph Halter. died from
fright. NJ regret this. Yoast escaped. y
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15

THE Territory OF Utah covers an area
Of 7U,000 square miles, including 10 this
iueesnreinc nt large tracts Of wild, broken.
rocky, mountainous country. Bnt COM
paTativcly little of IT,. '"s - is III for
cultivation.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15

CoNsrnACIrs -- When the discovery
Of a conspiracy is in prpgrcss in F'r nee.
the agents Of the law Dounce down
upon hc hols,s of the persons imph-
Gated ia it, ud weep up al. -~ritt.n pa
paIs. The gnatures appended 70 40 es
aud letters are put upon su pected list
which suggests new doiniciliaTy visits
in their turn.
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-09-15
4 Memory.


We walked across the moadnw-and,
Aud through the fed OF clover,
| Ircachcd aud claspei your slender hand,
Aud tle song OF the thrush trilIod over,
And rhe seemed 4 say, BE glad, DO gay,
For lie H. an endh "a holiday
An asked YOU, as we crossed the les,
"When shall our two lives -ovorY
And lips and cyos both ar9wcrcd me,
Never my darling, neY ~
ItMd the thru h's song to-day
tlt IS late ier her 80 be einencl,
And it thrilled me- With the "past away
Aud set mv whole soul ringing.
Aud she seemed to say, Grow old ond. grey,
For tine Joy vuu tasted has lowl away"
Aud asked the wind and the singing bird,
"Oh, mus our two lives scyerY'
And it seemed to ne the answering word
Was, "For ever, aud for oyer'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22

-,Ut "a, I-..>i AN ,'OItaiit procedure III
this direction has been the vigor. the
skill and the success with which the
DEPARTMENTS of War and of Justice,
acting in entire accord, aud under the
official direction ofthe President, have
brought to light the damning secrets of
the kuklux organization, arrested
many Gifts members, tried and convict
ed more than two score, and broken its
power forever. 1.-THE history OF the
manner in which the secrets Of the or
ganization were. in the hands of bold,
discreet agents of the Government,
turned into means for the downfall OF
the Khan, ever comes to be written, il
will be a fascinating and startling story.
Well may ..the leading citizens" of
South Carolina, or any other State
leave their homes in haste and their
cropsi in the field, when they learn that
for the last three months they could not
ride in ono oftheir midnight raids with
ont the presence. o the grip of the
Order, without grasping the hand Of Il
United States detective in kukluX dis
guise. The Order is stripped bare. the
names of its leaders are known. and the
Executive Departments, in obedience
to the mandate of Congress, will sup
press it.
These facts affordthe best answer to
the cry raised by the Democratic journ.
ais that Republicans are as badas Tam
mauv." When Tweed shares the fate
ofIIodges, il will become such Journals
to bra~ about their virtue.-N.l Times.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22
The Devils harvest

Sixty thousand lives are annually
DESTROYED by intempcramcc in the Unit
ed States. One hundcrd thousand
are annually sent to prison i'll colse-
qucnce Of strong drink.
Twenty thousand children are year
ly sent to the poor house for the same
reason. Three hundred murders are
another of the yearly fruits of intcm-
pcrancc. Fourhundred suicides follow
in this fearful catalogue ofmiseries.
Two hundred thousand orphans are
~bequeathed each year to public and
private charity.
Two hundred million of dollars are
yearly expended to produce this
shocking amount of crime and misery,
and as much more is lost in time
wasted from the same cause. Is it not
time to drive that which produces such
from our country? Can we be
human if we hesitate to lend our aid to
such a cause Let him who reads this
lay it to heart.-St. Joseph Standard.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22
ATTEMPTED II BBERY.
EFF ~ tn Rob "a l. mix ut rcuion-
a'lG, Discov xcd and tnc Rubber ElIlca
From the St. joseph Herald Of NovIG,h

Front est. joseph Herald Of Nov IG;h.i
We are informed by our special cor
respondent nj Trenton, Grundy county
That IN attempt was made on Monday
night last torob Austin and Shanklin'S
banking house in that town. The par
ticulars are as follows.
1t seems that tn" bankers had reason
to believe that suchan attempt would be
iaadc, and had called upon the Sheriff
and Marshall for aid. These officers
took their station inthe bank TO watch
furthc coming of the thief. They were
not disappointed: duriug the night Il
man forced an entrance INTO The bank
evidently for the purpose of plumber.
The Sheriff fired at the rObbcr, but
without effect: he returned the fire.
woundin" The Sheriff, when the Marshal
fired at the robbrr with such fatal effect
that he killed him Instantly. The man
is u stranger in Trenton and nobody
know, his namc.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22
CO., REPUBLICAN.
VS.. DEMOCRACY.
,Ly TO SopAwAY DEMOCRAT.

La AZ NulgA Al
Nodaway Democrattri hard to
the attention Of its readers from
emcndons frauds, corruption and
kgs, that now, as heretofore,
; and forever, characterized the
let of the Democratic Party when
nd whereverit has been in power:
trgin. corruption on the Repub-
party in the Southern States since
ar. But this course will not do.
asy to make figures and bold ASSET
but it is quite another thing to
n them by the facts. The
|crat says "In 1860 the debt Of
ssce was $2O.O00.000. 1t is now
COCO"
truth Is, on tie 1st of January
the debt of Tennessee was
5.s42. If itiSnow as the Democrat
s.St5.OOO.OO0 ii has beenincressed
last wear S~6.054l5S. Thusin one
the enormous sum of more than
900. has been imposed upon the
, and added to the debt of that
by a Democratic Governor and a
cratic legislature. But the
crat shoots at random. GovenCr
n tells the Tennessee legislature
IL the 1st ofJanuary 1872 the debt
c S4l.S63.40 o. the actual increase
debt during one year of Dcmocra-
lie being $2.917.564. or about $3.50
ach man woman aud Child in the
So it costs people over and
/ the annual taxes from them $50
for Democratic power. If you
to pay such prices as that for
b~cratic power, all VIC have to say
. try it on.
have referred to the State OF
essce alone to show the incorrect
f the Democrats assertions and iig-
It's charges as to the other States
,nallv erroneous, but we have not
to point them all out specially.
/ Democrat further states: "Irue,
York. has been blcd.by Democrats
democrats don't deny il, and pro-
to make reform in the party and
cover up the ra~rality OF men
sethey happen to be Democrats.
are Won reform, Did not the DEM
J nominate the thief Tweed. the
cadcr Of the moSt misunderstanding
eord, and elect him to the Senate
0)0 majority, right i'll the face OF
ines. This shows that Democrats
Sc the corruption OF their party
hey are responsible for II.
ere is no instance on record when
Iblican dcfaultcr or thief has ever
ndorscd by the Republican party.
/. are bad men, perhaps in the Re
AN party but a soon a. they are
Tercd they are turned out of omcc
pnest men put in their places.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22
'RepubIic; rs Zeal with R0gu3s.

/, battle against fraud and c0rrUp-
oes OIL. not only in New York City,
f. arr glaI to see. in nearly every
tmcnt cfthc General Government.
pirit Ct the contest here Seems to
taken deep hold upon the autllori-
t Washington, ndthere probably
OF been a time within the past ten
when :he encr"ir; of every De-
lent wcre.bcnt with greater vi@or.
We co-opcratcd with greater har.
, in detecting crime and Furnishing
mails. The encouraging spectacle j.
,fau Administration 50 strong in
,nfidencc of the people that it can
yits own ranks by the unrelantin9
sscs of the law. regardless of the
Is of political influence within it.
circles. People mlv well take
&c for the future when they see
cmbers ofthcGoyermant not only
tied by a desire TO do their simple
in this respect, but cvincin@ M
ng public spirit. and an un>paring
mination that the guilty shall be
mned, let the consequences fell
e they may.
{. results achieved within the past
Iccks afford abundant proof of the
determination Of the President
is Cabinet advisers to uproot and
cute fraud and Grim, wherever
arc discovered. The last notable
) the apprehension ofEx-Congress-
lStokes, holding the Office of Super
of Internal Revenue: Il man not
out strong political influence
.h, in the presence ola week Adj
tration.to have screened him from
and punishment. But the De-
lents of War and Justice, in their
LEGATIONS put their hands not only
C tools who had carried out the
lis of the fraud, but upon the man
conceived its framework, while
pying the honored position of a
Der of Congress. The moral effect
.h examples must be felt in every
Ia of the public service, aud in a
degree among the people also.
|inthc past month the calendar of
lcutions and convictions las been
baby fall. The War Department
convicted and sentenced Hodges.
|put Stokes and his confederatcs
& hands of the Department ofJus-
The Treasury Department has,
Oh the Department ofJustic pros
h, convicted and sentenced two De-
Of the port Of Balti-
! both Republicans, and has just
|cted an Assistant Assessor for
to bride Il Juror. The Inter
apartment has exposed to public
! a conspiracy to rob both Indians
The Government, duplicating a
officer of the last Admins
pn. and is now cngagedin two
investigations promising similar
i. In Utah the Department Of
be is crushing out polygamy
Igh the machinery Of the civil law,
Il has dcficd the bayonets of the
for fifty Years. The War
.tmel. Is also, at this moment, en-
in important Investigations COW
matters which have, like the
) frauds, even received the sane
Congress. aud the result will be
!, apparent.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-22
Final Settlement.

The undersigned Guardian and Curator off John
l.. White Elisabeth A.. White and fauiiud NJ.
White minor heire of White decea,ed
will at the ncStt.rmo Of the TrJbate Court tor
Andrew County missouri. to be cid at The Cfice
of the Ju igc Of Prul'.te in savannah in said
county and state on Monday the 18th day of De
ccmhcr. Isl. make final. settlement Of his nc
counts a, such Qua dian and Curator and ash
to c discharged from further res possibility as
such Guardian and Curator.
RICHARD WHITE,
Guirdian and Gu ator.
p's. E%"E'T' At,orn vs..
WIS GEEES:EE.) INt