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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
How to 60 East"
by the Kansas City, st. Joseph &
Burlington Route.

Though last 2at. least" is an old adage
as true as it is old, and its truth is acain
~exemp!ifed by the completion Of the New
Line to the Eas; ria Creston and Burling-
ton. which. though the i0St, may be called
the best route in the West.
The Line consists of the Kansas City.
ST. Joseph & Council Bluffs Il. r.. with
two daily trains from Kansas City. through
Atchison. L.eavenworth ard St. Joseph to
the Missouri State Line, there connecting
with the Burlington Route, which leads
direct to Chicago, Cincinnati, %Indianapo-
lis, Lngan>port AMI Columbus-through
cars are being rlla 10 all thcsc points.
This Line. is well built. thoroughly
equipped with, 4,ery modern improvement.
including Puli.aan's Sleeping and Dining
Cars, and noTlcrc else can TIE passenger
50 completely depend o N Asrecdy, safe and
comfortable iourn'y.
The Burlington Route has ADMIRABLY
answered the .iserr. How TACO East,
by the publication, cf an interesting and
truthful Gocumcnt. containing Il valuable
and correct Map, which. can be obtained
free of ch"I.e ny addressing General
Pas. cngNr Agent Il. x NJ. L K. II, Bur
l.ngton, Iowa.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
REGISTRATION.

Blythe notice published in another col
umn it wilfbe seen that a. registration of
|voters,.is ordered to take place on the 9th
|d:y of April, 1872, at the usual places of
voting in the different townships in the
county. The object of this registration is
to egable all voters who are not registered
TO register, so that they may vote Cor Judge
nd Circuit Attorney at the special cleo
ton On the 16h of April, 1872. This
registration will last but one day. 1t i
EfsInrtant, therefore, that all unregistered
voters should be On hand promptly, on the
5tb, at tie. place of voting. Thae who
were registered in 1870, or at any time
since. need 10. be again registered. Only
those who were not registered, and have
become entitled TO vote since then, are re-
tuiired 10 be registered Eow.
Under our present law, a man, though
otherwise entitled to vote, disfranchiscs
himself by neglecting to register, and pre-
We S himself, by his own oare.es sness,
tf the eXeTD c OF the most important
rights of the American citizen.
Tia efeetfen on the 18th of April is one
of great importance TO the people, and in
which every citizen is directly interested as
/, Taxpayer, if not as a litigant. Indeed,
the Office of Judge of the Circuit Court is
next in Importance 10 that of Judge of the
Supreme Court, and is not second to any
other position within the gift of the peo,
pie. Ifyou want business dispatched with
as little cost as possible to the people, you
lnuSr vote for and elect competent men fol
cour Judicial officers, and this you cannot
10 without being first registered.
Turn out and register, and then at the
lection vote for the man who Is best quail
fed for the place.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27

Another attempt is to be made to
pass ali amnesty bill in the Senate. Mr..
Sumner promises to oppose it-but for
that matter there is sc arccly a measure
on the statute books AZ the result Ofthe
wal that was not opp oscd i'll its early
stages by Mr.. Sumner; and the Senate
has generally shown It's good sense by
voting down every proposition intro
duced by that distinguished gentleman.
Ifthis lad not been done during the
days Of Congressional reconstruction,
we should even now have made very lit
tie progress toward the settlement of
that question. In order to pass Il bill
of any kind then, it was necessary for
Senators to agree among themselves
upon a certain day or night during
which trey would '.vOte down Summers
amendments A general and u%niver-
ST. amnesty bill is the great
necessity of politics and govern
Ment in this country at present;
it is demanded by considerations higher
than those of party politics, and involv-
ing the greatest good OF the nation. both
North and South. The Republican,
party CT Missouri and of the nation is
unaiterably committed to it; the Presi-
dent and his Cabinet are in favor of it,
and have advocated it; and it is the du-
ty OF Congress to give early expression
Ill law to Il sentiment so unanimously
entertained, and so fully expressive of
all that is generous and magnanimous
n the American people.-St. Louis
Democrat.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27

During the Virginia campaign of
1864. when Grant was lighting il our on
this line," one of the Richmond rebel
papers, in an article Oh the military sit
%uation, characterized his movements rs
%..blundcring audacity." The New York
Tribune was pleased with the phr:aSc,
and said in an editorial:
The people like what the rebels call
General Grants .blundC ring audacity,'
since i; so very seldom ubjccts him-to
defeat. and so often lie ads TO victcgy.
Whether he intends to make his grand
advance in the East OF i'll the West we
don't pretend to knOE. and wouldn't
state if we did. Sufite it that he will
move when he gets rea ", ald whcR he
strikes somebody will get hurt. We
should advise any ono who happen6 to
be in the way TO get ont of it directly
What the Tribune then predicted, is
equally true TO-DAY. And We canBot
do better than to quote Mr.. G%rceley's
own words, and .'advisc any one who
happens to be in Grants way to get out
of it directly.' ii. &C. should act imnle-
diatoly on his own lint. Ii is very for
ciblc.-St. LoHiS d. mocTdt.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
AeiH SALE.

WHEREAS, John walter and Eliza \. Walter,
w his wife, Josiah Walter ard Sarah j. Wal
ter, his wife, by their certain deed of trust, dated
the 18th day of October, ls6a, and recorded in
Book numbered -, page nj, of the records in the
Office ~ the Recorder al Deeds for the G iIinty of
Andrew ant! state OF Missouri, conveyed to the
undersigned a certain parcel of land, situated in
the said county of Andrew. and described ~ fol-
lows:
The west half of Block , in Eela VI. Hughes adj
dition 10 the city of savannah; which conveys ncr
was made by the parties aforesaid 10 secure the
payment OF Il certain proinnissory note in said
deed of trust described.
And whereas, said note is dIe and unpaid, to-
gcther with the interest Ia ,rruI; now, Therefore,
!, the undersigned Mn-!gige", by virtue of tine
powers in ms vested by said deco. of trust, viii on
Saturday, the 9th day of April,
4. d. lSI2, between the hours of a,o'cipcn IL attic
forenoon and ! O'Clock in the afternoon, ut the
south door of the Andrew county court-hIusr, in
The city of savannah, Missouri, proceed 10 sell the
property above described ut public vendac, to the
highest bidder, for casa in hand, and apply the
proceeds of the sale II III" iiirr"Scs mIdr in said
deed of trust. y. b. GIDbiNG
23E Mortgage.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
LIBERALISM NJ.


The plea Or creating Il new political
party Ill this country, to be called me
Liberal! party. has but little show OF,
success. II there were really any llIb7
cral party there would be some grouIfG;
oil which to build. But such Is not the
case. The people of this country, and
especially IN Missouri. are a liberal peo-
pie, and he who charges them of illiber-
ality docs injustice to his fellow eiti-
Zens. And especially is it false when
appliedto the Republ can frty. There
never was a more lii eral party ever eX-
listed than the Republican party of this
State. IS party, it is in favor ofcqual
and exact justice to all persons. While
this is .he case, the party has acted on
the principle that justice should prcGede
! generosity. Hence il was that when it
was dangerous to permit those who had
been disloyal to the Government to take
part in the control of public affairs,
that they were disfrs nchised. This.was.
but justice to those who had been true
to the Government. Justice also. re-
quiros that the colo red man. who rad
been liberated from slavery and made a
citizen. should be first invested with all
| the privileges Of elf .zcnship before the
franchise should b. restored to those
who had taken up arms to pcrpctuaIc
her slavery. This wa right and prop
cr, and. cannot. i'll any sense, be termed
illiberal. But no Sc >ner was this done
than the party commenced agitatins,
the question of merchandising those
who had been DISTINGUISHED, and
when the question came up in
| thelegislature. a large majority
of which was Republican,
it was carried by Republican votes. 10
out of 24 Senators voting for it. 1t re-
ceived equally as large Il proportion IL
the House. When the question was OF.
at the polls the vote was nearly unani-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
VALEDICTORY.

With the present number Of the An
TREw Comfy REPUBLICAN my connec
ton with fife Office terminates. To all
kind friends and patrons who have OK
tended a helping hand to me in the en-
delvor to establish a newspaper advocating
Republican principles, | herewith return
my sincere thanks. Mr.. Paul, my sue
ccssor, is represented to be Il good printer
and Il. man Of sound Republican principles,
and | can freely recommend him to the
fea,s support of the Republicans of An
drew County. JOHN SHERMAN.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
APPLES. STANDARD.

SAL1
First class 5 to Z feet each, Price, ID cts.
First class + TO 6 " 10
First class ) TO 3 .
Leading Sorts.
SUMMER APPLES
Early Harvest, Rsd Irstrican, Bcnoni Red
June, Sops of Wine, Sweet June, Summer
Queen.
AUTUMN APPLES.
Fall Pipp;n, Fameuse, Maiden Blush.
Rambo, Fulton Strawberry, Gravenstine,
Lowell and Orange.
WINTER APPLES
White and Yellow Bellhower, Janet, JON
ATTAIN, Milan, Missouri Pippin, Northern
Spy, New York Pippin, Ben Davis, White
Pearmain. Golden Russet, SeeknOfurther
Talman Sweet, Wagner, Willowtwig,
Winesap..
YEARS STANDARD.
From 2 to 4 feet high and 2 to 3 years I'D.
Price each, from Zoto 20 cts.
Flemish Beauty, Bartlett, Lawrenee, How
ell and Seckel
DWARF PEARS
From 2 to / feet high and ? to 5 years old.
Price each, from Toto 50cts.
DWARF APPLES AND SIBERIAN
CRABS
Very Larsa, Price each, from 20 to 30 cts.
PEACHES.
Price each. from 10 to % cts.
CHERRIES.
Price, cash. frora c5 to so cts.
FLUMS.
Price each. rem - to co cts.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27

Horace Greeley pretends to oppose
Grant oh the ground that official pat
roifag is a corrupting thing. The St.
Louis Republican, with is of course
opposed to Grant, a Y oftl2rNcw York
investigations:
"Papers presented before the commit
tee show that when Mr.. Grinnell was
collector, Horace Greeley recommended
fo%rty-nine p%ersonsto places in the custom
house, of whom fifteen were appointed.
Since Grants accession. Mr.. Greeley
has named seventy-two persons to GUS
tom house BERTH, Senator Fenton
twenty eight, and cnator Conklin@ tif-
teen"
Such is Greeley's consistency!
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
FHE JUDICIAL CONVENTION.
SAVANNAH. Mo, March, 81, 1872

SAVANNAH. Mo, March %, 1872.
In pursuance of a call by the Central
Committee, quite a number of the Repub-
Ecans Irregular and LiberaD of Andrew
county, Mo-, met in mass convention al
The Courthouse, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, fol
he purpose of selecting Delegates to
ttcnd the Judicial Convention to be lleld
t Oregon, No., March 2S, 1872.
Mr.. g.. X. Montgomery was chosen
chairman and Abram Dodds Secretary OF
he meeting.
On motion, Mcssrs. Abram Dobbs, W.
/. Greenlcc and ID. c. Stotts were ap-
pointed a committee to select Delegates to
tttend the Judicial Convention.
The Committee, aftcr.a brief absence,
eturned and reported, recommending the
blowing named geailelaea as Delegates to
ha Judicial Convention, which report was
eceivod and adopted
Delegatcs-G. T. Bryan, J. B, Majors,
!. l.. Dodge, Julius Schnitzius, L. Knick-
fbacker, ID. Bonham, Jr., John Ander,
pn, NJ. q. Ruby and Andrew J. Millen.
On motion, those Delegates who attend
he Convention, in the event any should
hil to attend, we're instructed to cast the
ktire vote Andrew County is entitled to in
- Convention.
1Ae following resolution was unani
2usly adopted.
ResoIsed, That we are in favor of the
smination CT Hon. It S. Kelley ms a can
date for Judge of the Tw~enty.ninth Ju-
cal Circuit.
There being no further business. the
invention adjourned sine die.
q X. MONTGOMERY
XDRAM DoBBs, Scc'y. Chairman.
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ANDREW Coz. REPUBLICAN,
NOTICE.

MHfe1tiSevs will settle with MIR. Sher-
mar for the insertion of their advertise
nents u2 to and including the present
number. Mr.. Paul VII fulfill uncom.
pIeted cortracts, charging, from the Isl
day of April at the rates contracted for.
Subscription will be paid to Mr.. Paul.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27

men may be disposed to find considera-
BILE fault with President Grant: but we
ask them how they would have been
pleased with n Democrat in his place
when the Ku-KlIsX troubles came upon
us, or how another Republican could!
have done better than he liz that emer-
Gpncy.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
New and Lepai advertisements.
NOTICE - Special r gistratitn.

Tn accordance with an order of the County Court
of Andrew County, Nj soari, m:ic at n special
term of said court, began sad held in the city of
savannah, Missouri, on the -f;h day of March,
1872, notice is hereby ri ,eh rhit Il special rcgisrTGi-
ton will be had at The usual place of voting in
each of the several municipal townships in said
county,
On Friday, the 9Th of April. 1872,
At which time and piss all who have become en-
TITLED to registration sue. or who for any cause
.aiiru to register ut Tn" List general registration,
may he registered ms voters prior to the Judicial
election. to be held on In" Ii;h of April, ls12.
BY order of the Court.
u. ". DANFORD, Clerk.
SAVANNAH, No, Mirr, ri, IS12. %
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27

Since the New Hampshire election it
is proposed to petition TO the Legisla-
turc of Missouri for an appropriation to
found Il lyingin hospital for %superannu-
atcd ''pOssums.'' We can send N or
two bad cases from this county.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27

1t Frequently happens that men, whose
personal expectations have been disap-
pointed, magnify their grievances in
their W mind. and by assiduous per-
suasion, arrive, finally, at the conclusion
that those who have been more fortu-
nate in, obtaining recognition by the
party, or gaining popular favor, must
necessarily be bad or unworthy men,
Cart Seizures Letter in 1868.
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w. u. HOWARD,
kAVANNAEhqM. $500 EI,

We are prepared to print Blanks OF
all kinds on short notice, and OH rcaSon-
able terms. Give us n call.
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Wanted.-We want wood at this Office.
u half cord Of good wood pays for the
itEprBLICAN n year.
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Council Bluffs gloats> over thc.fact
that four railroads are going to vacate
their offices in Omaha and move them
to Council Bluffs.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27

The Liberal Republicans" of Holt
snty request Hon. L. w. Collins TO
IN fse the Office Of Circuit Judge.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
NOR SILL.

"HEiEAS, Sami J. II inter. on the 9Th d:y
w of January, ISL. executed and delivered Ia
James I. Couch his cC.I!in mDrigage Il ed, which
mortgage deed Is d.: re Edci on pag. & in book
s IN me Rccnidcr "ihcc of .iIflrpw county,
Stete OF Missouri, e Gtiri ing u the said jam = 1.
Couch the following Il. c.inri property, situated
III Andrew county, i.tioHri. That l. Ia say:
onc lorfabic stei:I saw nail, situate on the
farm OF R'i,It Row. ~'%rtii"r witt, The engines.
belts, Fixtures, scgI,i mt, and everything pertain
cure the payment oI II e 'r;Lin Nrnmis.ory note ia
said niartgig, deed II nj med and described.
And whereas, i!i- provided in srIl IN Drt.i"r
decd that u said II'r ~.Ili il II b" Will AMI truly
paid when thu sam j,r ~. g, ,,ur ar'l ~lrylhi, ne
c"rdiHE Il the tenor ..gi eject ih-rruf. then tine
az ut the request nI III" legal holder of >ail note.
the sheriff of .ta'rr, county may proc. ,I 20 sell
IA" property, h"rv,uf . described, at ruhli. VEN
due, e. TIM highest hid'irr. ~ the Crmt-hpu e
door, in tn cit! of savannah. county Of Antccv.,
and state OF Missouri !. list giving thir;y GIv- rnl,-
ana OF ihc property t. ir -all. by advertisement
IN som. ncNapaitT r:licTi il thr comfy 81 An
drew and State aipIr-t,I.
Aud whereof. Tie said note mrni.uIr,l and If
scribrd IL said III 1T" iEr d-t,l l. t,ur AMI unlr,i,l,
nnw ihcTrtlrr J., - undersigned $.-Iif 81 .tn-
drew county. Nil Eu /, AT ia. request of james G..
Couch, the legal holder of said NOTE. and by vir-
tue Of the poWc: ~ M. vested b, >.ni mortgage
decd. VIII on
Saturday. the 27th day of April. 1872
i',wcen lac hours "Gno'circs in IL. forenoon sa,l
I"'rlocl IN TIE at rit', of -aid diy. ut the
&c Ft-l"i>e ftJur - ifr cay ~ ~lyaunIi, count s.
" .tilTrw AMI sat" ot t.,S,uuri. proceed Ia -cil
itr personal rrp!'riy Move lrs'rihct, Il. public
%r''nfur 10 The hiEir- hiriHrr FOR cash, and apply
TIE proceed, al al" >al- irT He y.TIp--s ni"nii med
ia SAID m'riSis" 4 eel. T.. kR,
u sheriff Andrew county. M.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27
CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST.

OUNCES.
Price aacn, from 10 Ito 20 cts.
EVERGREENS.
From 1 to 5 feet high, choice, must be sold;
Norway Spruce. American Spruce, White
Pine, Scotch Pine, Savin, Arbor Vital,
Balsam Fir, Red Cedar.
GOOSE BERRIES.
Price 25 to 100 per doc.
CURRANTS.
Price. = = 80 cts to $50 per doz
GRAPES.
From | to 8 years old.
Price 3 to 10 c's each
Iona, Isabella, Delaware, Concord, Cataw-
ba, Missouri Seeding.
SHADE TREES.
Price each, from 10 to % cts.
Maple, Mountain Ash, American Chestnut.
WINE PLANT.
Price each, . cts
CLIMBING HONEY SUCKLE.
Snow Ball. Price each from. 10 to % cts.
VARIETY OF SHRUBS.
Price each from D TO % Gus.
SUMNER ROSES.
Choice, price each, 23tp20cts.
Brcnnis. a large crimson, Bella DoAna a
pink rose.
CLIMBING ROSES.
Very Choice price each, % to 30 cts.
Baltimore Ball, a white rose, Dundee RAM
bic, a pink and mixed white.
MOSS ROSES.
Price each = ID to 23cts.
Glory of Moses a pale pink, Princess AIDE
laide plush pale red.
u.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27

Mr.. Smith may be found at W. S. Green
lees Law Office, South side of the Square.
Savannah Missouri, where all those who
have any Kind Of Insurance, eithe of Life
or Fire, are invited to give him a call.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-03-27

First class 5 to Z feet each, Price, y cts.
First class + to 6 =" " 10 "
First class 3 to d" ."
n,linn Snrtc
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

In noticing the departure of a
stage load of miners on Monday last,
the Grass Valley Union says: They
go to the eastern part of the State of
Nevada to find work. The mines in
that section need good miners, and
Grass Valley can furnish them. Sew
eral other loads are going ont to-
day and tomorrow, as we under
stand. Grass Valley is losing pop
ulation at this time"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

CHICAGO, March 20.-The cold
weather continues, and according to
reports received at the Government
Signal Office, extends over nearly
the entire East and West.
The great Pacific Hotel, now build
ing here, was leased to-day for a
term of twenty Years to Gage Bros.
N Rice, of the Sherman House.
In the Illinois House of Repre-
sentatives yesterday. a bill to repeal
the recently enacted Temperance
law was tabled 10y a vote of 81 to 30.
WASHINGTON. March 2l.-The SUI
preme Court has dismissed the ku
hluX 5 from South Carolina.
upon the Government plea of want
of jurisdiction.
The japanese Minister authorizes
the statement that the public are
under a misrepresentation in suppos-
ing that he is appointing lady teach
ers to go to Japan.
FORT WAYNE, Ind, March 21.-
HE express train. due here this fore
noon, was thrown from the track five
miles west of here by a broken rail.
lwo baggage cars, n express car,
two coaches and Il sleeping car were
burned. The express messenger
was seriously injured, and two-or
three others slightly. The entire
contents Of the express car were de-
stroyed. The safe contained a large
amount of money. Nearly all the
baggage was also burned. and part
n embankment twelve feet.
The escape from death was very re-
markable. The total loss Will reach
so, 900.
WATERFOWL, \. Y. March al
. severe storm has been raging in
this region since Tuesday last. The
r snow bound. There have
been no mails for two DAYS. 1t is
intensely cold. with piercing winds.
The city water works are frozen up.
PoRTo PLATO. March 10,
VIA HAVANA. March 21.
Baez has again lost the town of
1t is reported that he was
defeated at san Juan by Cabral. who
S unable to advance for want of
ammunition. The people objected
o support Cabral because they still
nave hopes of annexation to the
United States, or an American pro-
.e%ctorate. An attempt was made en-
4th instant to assassinate Baez.
simultaneously with the murder Of
MS cousin, Adolfo Coen. who was
shot in the Street by Julian Julea.
The murderer was arrested. but sub
sequentlv escaped and is now on
Island.
OTTAWA. Ont, March 21.-There
las been no communication with the
outer world to-day. and trains are
Ill cancelled between the St. Law
ence and Ottawa The night is
cold.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23
A GOOD AND PROPER ELL.


we hehtloHe" the i"cI " It" uaHs
ago that Senator Nye had introduced
= bill to 800 600 for the
C I.11u
Ill lLiS place, III" we 10" Take pIe"9
IRE in laying the bill. as introduced,
before our readers which Is as fol-
Lous
! Bill providing for the erection Of
admitting furt the use oftAe Courts
and officers otthe Cnited States IN
the State Of Nevada.
be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the
United States OF Amerlcal III Congress
assembled, That the Secretary OF the
Treasury bt. and h" Is hereby. au-
tAorlzed ami required to cause to be
erected, as soon as 1t Is prttctlcabie,
upon the hioeh OF Srcuntt III carson
lily, III NE 9t"tG % NGN"1t' on
States J, ~~iru"tr,I, a brick or stone
building, ~ stories, III hight, and
u 9uIie1eI' "iultiNl"Ho ia o'iie' res
60 -. - TIi''-h n ,,,,''"t7 .i iooi
for holding tine Circuit and District
Courts Of the United States, and for
chambers 81 the Judge, OF SAID
ooui''. "i',I I"' 'iT '>eIi 'ne me-
therein and also rooms for tie use
Of the collecting and revenue officers
q Tie tinted States o the Stale u
) 49, H.
shall c3nsa tira-nroof room or vauit
TO he constructed iii said building OF |
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

The Warmoth Republican State
Committee held a meeting in New
Orleans on Tuesday last, and de
cided TO call a State Convention on
the "a Of May, to select delegates to
:Le Republican National Convention.
The Carter Republicans will hold
Il State Convention for the same
purpose on the 9th of June.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

There is another rumor of a
threatened rupture with Spain. We
do not believe there is any occasion
for it, and if there is anything in the
report, imagine that would-be CON
tractors and politicians DESTROYS of
doing something to revive Grants
waning popularity, are in the job.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-03-23

The Greek indians now number
$780,. and own nearly 1900, 900
acres of land. with S1,519, 900 in
money which is held in trust for
them by the Government.