The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-01
PERSONAL.

! PERSONAL.
G. Francis Train, the great American ass.
was last heard from at Leavenworth, Kan
| sas.
Sterling S!edge. son CT Old Sledge, has
been sent to the Virginia State prison for
fifteen years.
A poor girl has died in VIRGINIA from the
use of tobacco, at the age CT one hundred.
She was an orphan.
Maggie Mitchell has not left Long Branch,
nor will she do so for some weeks. 1t is a
boz this time.
Three brothers in Iowa, named Edwards,
have just made the discovery that they are
heirs TO an estate in Scotland worth seven
teen millions of dollars.
After mourning the death of his wife for
six months, man at Shelby Depot, Ten
nesSce, has married his mother. in. law aged
sixty. lie Is forty years old.
| Queen Eictoria's health Is improving.
The Prince of Wales dull head will have 10
ache awhile yet for the golden bauble :"
| his mother has worn so long.
The French Assembly has cut Off most Of
the pensioners of the dead empire. only re-
tanning those in cases Of extreme want, and
where they were granted for distinguished
services.
John Harper. the owner CT Longfellow.
| says he will never run another horse. Grief
| for the murder of his brother and sister has
! brought him to this decision. He has Of
| fered reward of s. 600 Tor the detection of
/ the uurderers.
The aIprO ichiHg death of King Archi-
/ bong II OF Old Calaba:, is likely to cause
/ grievouS mournin" throughout his domin-
ions-nOt altogether. however, on account
of his majesty's demise, but because a large
number OF his faithful subjec.s are TO be sac
rificed on the funeral pie.
| Mark Twain's new book, to be published
| by the American Publishing company, will
describe journey to California in The flush
/ times" Of 10, or scenes in the early history
/ of the Golden State, with probably much
/ piquant personal matter. 1t Is q companion
| volume TO ''InnOccnts Abroad"
! The skull of the late Mr.. Grote was opened
. according to request, and an examination
made of the brain. A great many public
! men in cur country ought to follow this cx-
ample, and thus, by their death, settle what
their lives lc.t III doubt-the great question
as to whether or not they possessed any Of
that sort of thing.
I President McCoSh has undertaken 10 pat
down the haZing" or persecution of fresh
men by sophOmnres at Princeton. Students
fight hard Tor the retention ni these "privi-
legcs,' hus the Princeton boys will find it
rather r-Eill work 10 get the better OF the
iong-headed Sco;chnan WHO now holds
sway over them.
/ Geo. III. Calvert asserts III the Golden Age
that Natures choicest product is woman !:
and modesty being the interior fount that
suifuses her with bloom. ladyEood, as the
consummatc flower. the ilorCScent acme Of
womanhood, disiilation from its superla-
tives, draws from this. fount q perennial
freshness" laiS?
Count Beneietti has published book
entitled My Mission" in which he declGr-
cd that the famous ST tcrct treaty which Bis
marck asserted was propose ii by Napoleon
In 1867, and ont Of which the chancellor
made so much capital AT the beginning OF
the late war, was really proposed for the
consideration of the French Empeior in
ls6G i.y Bismarck himself.
The ministerial brethren throughout the
land are Eo~ 5-SiIy engaged IN explaining
TO their iiJcEs The Lord purpose in ne
destruction Uf Chicago. Thoir tlljTis. on
tie whole, are rather apoi0gct!c and CUl-
ciliatory. but occasionally q roar ir0m some
Boancrgcs is beard, in which the lesson O!
SDdom and Gomorrah i cited, a::d the in
ey:tib!c inference drawn.
Il is well known that the greatness oi a
newspaper man crpcudS upon how badly he
can write. GrJ,lgy is great, but there is =
greatel 'h"h h.t'''E. ne '!'IGiaho itHii
b'Gt,r H:-> it',,' I'pii .'iu!'1, IL tiat'ai' oi
thc CINCINNATI t"'''ltTc'it' winch Il 'ai::,
outuoeS II. " anpSe'h'F, "Ii looks Is II
ioV oi hie' Il" teh pawn" zane OF
haae-Dait c& - ava hai h'n 4onr'i WIN
t:.c HHipifv.
The Ilu- L lston cI,rgyncn VII, preo III
+, ;hr Iarr,sr cnp,,rtrI,j.us are The E,ys.
,,-nuls nrrp E.,it.ri and Nurr,v al hay
ir,r churches nrIr ,,a n other in HE central
ngrt nI thn civ. Trry rnprc.npt eutir,Iv
I'm. rsnt frroI1ioatior. ait1 arc AZ much
mike in rrrrJ. mini. art.srarcr. stTlr
a,'L manners a. orv torr ,ntp car hc M
nmr 81 any Of The co., yrre-atio,s. il is sail
cnulri lr induced under nrv ,jrcn,,,t;rrrs
to T.trn tn anv n-cactcr .har its own.
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According to a Scotch paper, Mi. AitX-
aG2er, lord of the manor OF Airdrie, being
soon to mary Miss Fullerton, Il iGembcr OF
an old landed family IN Ono, the inilH 'nt!al
the laird and lady with acongratulatory ad-
dress AMI presentation. Mr.. Alexander is
/ better known 10 Americans rs the great
/ stock raiser ot Kentucky, and one Oi the