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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11
KENOsHA BUSINESS CARDS.

M YMAN g. SON, Manufacturers, Jobber an
EA Retailers of Boots and Shoes, and e eners
dealers in Leather Findings, Hides, SIX 1ns al
Pelts Corner of Main st. and Market So. 1y15lI
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1872-07-11

pretentious, so simple and modest in his
manners as General Grant.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
PEhiNSuLAR NEWS

Fort Deposit Town Comm iss s,oue,. .
ing the streets and sewers. >''A'''
saloon Keeper Of Pon Deposit left ,ow, l.. ;,
WEEK. without paying his bills. :"
The ChesterviIIe Camp i nropre. .;,, MIA.
an''y ana Will close Tuesday morning
Jas' M'lliner, Of Pilot lowo, han, h;n..,,
last week, while laboring under a Il, nf ;n.a'';,
lhe long continued drought from whi.h -.
fe ''nsular has been SUFFERING wa. r.I;'"a, u '' u,
frequent rains last week -
MR., ). ". Foll-, has succeeded 10 IN. sn,.,
'"'e"dencv Of the North East publ. school ron
uefe" vacant by the death OF Rev n {; S;mn.
| ers. ~ w. '''"P'
an open switch let the locomo,iye on the
upper road back "h The track At the Part Ds.
i""''' "epo'' on inrsiay, and DELAYED the train
till noon '''" ''e "''''
lhe =. W x b R +. ca. have erected q
pF@l.y l.'tir building opposite III. station a
1A', '"r ''e accommodation of passei,-
gers going South.
:. regatta Will take place at Hunting field
a"'n' on Tuesday next, free to all canoes un,le
o. =, ,et' long, belonging in. N ent, Queen Anne
or Talbot waters
hcr ad,rn, the contractor oftbe por, Ds,,.;
aud Columbia rail rns.i, has thrown uu his Con,
tract again,ami the work i. .lorrd from Pea,
bdtom 10 Columbia
=, b'sck' Woo''s Camp Meeting commences O.
ih"rsdav, and is expected to be one Of III
largest on the PeninsuIar II is held under th
a,i-i''ces "f the Kent aud Queen Anne's cr,ui,
Of the ~ r. Church south.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
Horace croeley Forty Years Ago.

LETTER FROM MY. j. 5. KEDFiELD ON THE
wHIrE.HEADED, LANKY BOY WHO SET TYPE
FOR HIM.
From 1881 to l84l, l was carrying on the
business Of stereotyIlinx at PIG William street
aud most Of the time was employing u greal
many composlt,rs. II was in 1882 or '33.
hinK. that being at one time much in need o
mere compositors, | asked those in the Office /,
lei the tact b- known At their respective board
my houses. Among those who applied for work
10 response tn this call was queerio0kiny chal
brought in by one Of the hands in the Office. =
He VA. of rather more than medium hight; hi.
hair Was almost white. his face quite w. and
nfirely beardles-, aud he walked with sh, T.
ding aud uncertain gait. He wore u very old
white hat and fnstisn psntaloons which did no
come down ~ his boots, sud these completed .
personality which had never before met will
10 compss.or, and turning to Seymour, VIII.
brought him in, inquired if that fellow was i
ompsor. He replied, "He's queer-look ina
fellow, but they say he's good workman
Beng too mach in want Of help to be particn.
af about the personal appearance ofs compost
@t, lgsye him case and copy, and you may
Judge Of nv -nrrriss when tell vou that hi
weekly bills exceeded by from 80 TO 30 pei
cent those OF the other compos.tnrs by his si.i,
Who we're on the same work. And what Wa
equally remarkable, no matter how rapidly l.,
PICKED up the type with his fingers, the s,rea..
o. alk that rolled Of his tongue was never il.
af1Fed. He talked necessarily. When
made out his first bill learned that his nam,
w Horace Greeley
IN NOSE days be was a compositor, and |,
- as good one When he was q young man
VIZ hs work we'll, and now that be Is an oi,
T Tne Aud there Is big "tske' ahead 10 give ou
'P'Opose that we give il TO him.
j. s. REpFIELp.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

Mitchell ifart, 'he millnnare paw. broker q
Chatham street, New FORK, dlci un WeInes
day. Ills disease was saftening Il the brair.aud
was Of lnt lew days dh1a;on. lie was mas,
remarkable man, eccentric in habits. and died
worth fortune estimated at over So, 600 ,OOO.-
For the past thirty years, il ia said he never
crossed the rivers 10 Brooklyh or Hotok.n. and
since his oyhood he has lived with his brother
Henry in the dingy brick structure in Chatham
street, so well known to pedestrians OF that
thoroughfare as "Old Harris Pawn Office
When the Third Avenue railroad was in i. il.
fancy, and the stock very low, .hese brothers
bonght 5000 out Of &C, 600 shares, which they
have sir c- held, aud which, it is useless to sav,
- now woIlh splendid fortune. The brolhe
led a sort OF hernit's life passing all their dav.
IN the old den referred to, with no one near them
saye an old se'aent, who il Is understood called
once day to attend TO few domestic details
Even ill within few days his death Mitchell
refused to leave the place, and only finally con
sented 10 be removed TO the house OF his niece ir
Nineteenth street, when he found that death
was inevitable.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

ABsENTE EIsM AND OFFICIAL NEaLrCr-
We hear IN any complaints Of absenteeism at
Washington. Not alone are he Presiden,
and several Cabinet officers away, but u III ul-
tltude Of heads and clerks are oti duty. or
what ~ the same thing, are giving public time
70 political electioneering at Washington
Instead Of making entries and answering let.
'ers, they are packing up and addressing
speeches and other documents to all parts Of
the country. The Post Office Department is
charged with special neglect Of duty and with
favoritism in hnrrying through administra
tion parcels and detaining or not carefully
sending papers and packages mailed BY the
opposition. We know not Of the truth Of the
latter statement. Bus if public functionareS
are not slnrring business in all departments
this is the first Presidential campaign for
many years when it has not been done We
blame not the Administration, hut the -x-
ecrable system which has grown up and
as much to blame for it as Republicans. The
same Is true of blackmailing oticeholders
under the name OF assessments. Every ad.
ministration within our memory has done il
more Or less and it is on now az lively Il.
ever; although report says that Postmaster
General Creswell will not sanction il in hi.
department, that officer holding that il is
violation of the civil service law We sha
be surprised, though, if the political tax
gatherers do not find some way to extract dol
lars from the pockets of clerks Law is
good restraint on this bad practice but not :,
good as example. An administration whicl
would put its foot down and for bid the wron,
under the penalty of expelling from offic
every man who attempted to assess or wht
paid political contributions would make
precedent which might stop blackm mailing TO
a long time to come Such an administrative
would gain over the respect and confidence G
the people, and make more votes than it woul
lose. Be the fortune Of the Presidential can
vass what it may, We hope that in the nex
four years, commencing March 4, 1873, thi
hoary abuse of official power will cease to b
The coun.ry will be grateful to an! party c
any President.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

=. Newton Y. Crandle,, a notorious de.per.do
n a"A Ssnsed on Saturday at Charlotte, N. {. BY
-. V.n conts'sion be was guilty Of murder rob.
~ ~, saA other crimes. He was also one of ,
". AoA gang He was only Is years Of age
,,,'.s, ne men inspected Of ccunteriei,ine were
nj " Deputy U. 8. Marshal at Tamora
NJ, 10y Iue'dsy. Large amounts Of coun-
i i. .y money we're found on their 2erson., and
r,n ppo"sd they have been operating 10,
NM, m~S,'SSc'onati, * on Saturday. an insane man
nd .s.s smith attacked woman, named duffy
sss Te,eIy Ty wounded her in the head with Or
N, n'9 sonn Fhtinst Who came 10 the rescue q
:" ouay, was killed.
"a Sa Co.sss 1slusha A: Grow. formerly Republi-
1 Lts"o FRESHMAN from shis State has writter
Hoosson' ~ n lsvor OF Greeley. It Is datel
'' Asxas' the oh Of August.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
Bloody Work Peru.

al pasesToN. Jamaica, August S.-Advices from
tsu saS July z state that revolution was begun
!"ultsrrez, who proclaimed himself Dictator,
w. slssassnated Presideut Balta The people
,.s. .,s nalsnant at the MURDER and captured Gar
;o..s. ,I snle trying to escape. The govsrnmen,
A. asked Tor cessation Of hostilities to bury
Ssli dead. The people then killed Guitsrrez, ~
y. n.y. t nls naked body to lamp-post and burned
ppes' Sgnor Pardo had been inaugsrSte d
'''S'su'' ami the insurrection was over.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

,.s.,:5. 5aa. Mass. over hfty of the largest shoe
- e snPsoy any persons controlled by the Cr;.
..Ssu 'ss. The Cr,spins in return have voted
VI da.as from the Lynn savings hanks oil
vS;sA usPosits. a9grsgsting about 81, 500, 600
sasrt. a. 'nsy say 10 largely controlled by the
-Aac'ufsrs ~ business transactions.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

, a scnve political canvass is going ON in Maine,
- Sate election will take place on the 9th of
III. seel. yer General Noyss, OF Ohio. Is speaking
!. W. q nnspublican side, and ex-senator Doolittls
WIs osmocrst,c and Liberal interest Senator
M.o%as s1psctsd to take part in the canvass =
hots Illton addressed u Liberal meeting At
'~0aad on Saturday night.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

HoxE,-IIon. JAMES A. DAYARD arrived at his
home, in this city, from Europe, on Saturday
.vsung W. un lsrstsni that he failed to meet
bis son, SENATOR BAYARD, owing to failure to
receive letter or telegram. The az Senator 4
friends will be glad to learn that he is enjoying
good health.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

I'D. TAT gives to the New York Farmers,
Club rule for estimating the number "f
shingles required for a roof Of any size, one
which he think every mechanic and farmer
should remember. lst find the number OF
square inches in one side Of the roof cut oti
the right hand or unit figure, and the result
will be the number Of shingles required to co
yer both sides of the roof. laying five inches to
the wrather The ridge-bOard provides for
the double course ut the bottom. Illustration
Length of roof, 100 feet; width of one side, 80
eet-lOOx3OXl44- -432, 900. Cutting Off the
right hand figures We have 43. ~ rs the mum
Der Of shingles required.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

A terrible crime was committed in Weber
county, Utah, last week. Two herd boys, aged
respectfully l3 and IA years, meeting Janet
Lown, aged Is, committed felonous assault
upon her and then pushed her into deep
slough, where she was drowned. The boys
we're arrested.
Four negro minstrcls went to the Chinese
quarter at West Point. Cal, on Friday night
destroyed several buildings. and robbed the
Chinese Of thousands Of dollars. They are ar.
rested.
Nv President johnson addressed COnser.
v.tive meeting at Knoxville on Saturday
ni0ht. lie said he accepted Greeley ''sn the
nrinciple Of universal pressure.
Governor b. Gratz Brown has written his
letter of acceptance Ut the Baltimore nonlnS.
ton for the Vice Presidency. He says that
! severe illness delayed the letter.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

Tbs strsight-out meeting ut Newark is called
var,lsr by soms who were present Mr.. Dean
made speech and eight signatures were put to a
uspsr gotten up for the occasion.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

PERSONAL Zadock Townsend and family are
Il Cape Nay.
james Bradford. Esq.. has returned from his
lou, to the West.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

VIZ. DEAN. Esq, proposes to have Delaware
r,ursssnted in the Louisville Straight-out Con-
,sution and has ordered meetings for elscting
lslsQstes thereto.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

The Hon g ,l,,slls A. urow of Pennsyivania Is
among the latest Of the prominent men who have
Ltt the Grant party for that Of the Liberals.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
MAJ alEn.

DiN lNE -ATkINS.-O0 Friday. July 18th. by the
hev K. D Benson, DR.. l.. Divine. OF Zsnes lille
Ohio. to Mrs. Anna Atkins. of Philadelphia
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

THR COMET that was to strike the earth to-day
hsa not made its appearance when We went to
ursss at 23O p. M
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
DAILY GAZETTE.
n.I.uates to the Democratic State
Convention.

C00V0ntJ0U.
Brandywine Hunired--Westsrn District-Eh
Il r.lsy, Thomas A. Nsiler. John F. Sharpiey
r r.,.n District Lot Cloud, Walter Pierce.
North Christiana Adoiphus Husbands, Charles
nouehsrty. Samuel g. Chandler.
p.a Lion Hd-Dr. Edward Worreli b. N
M. T. W. Mccall. q. H. McWhorter, Edwin
pxkard
p.ncsdsr Hd-James Nicholson, J. II. Cooch,
|evsIl C. Bisgs. Wm Fraxisr. VIM. Fosrd.
Mill Creek Hd.- Aquilla Derrickson. George
s.,; Thomas L. j. Baldwin, John b. Robinson
Rchsrd g. Fisher.
| Ateruates Milton Steele. John Springer, Dn
I'D (,rsyes, John l. Greenwalt, Lewis Miller
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

ST. JOeEPH and DENVER CRY uA1u.
- ROAD COMPANY
ExEcruivE OYYICK. No. 81 NASSAU SrRkKr.,
Nkw YORK. August. lst, 1872
The Coupons and Registered Interest. due An
gust 10th. 1872. on the First Mortgage Eisht Der
cent 's per cent? Gold Bonds Of the St. joseph and
Denver City Railroad Company. BOTH EASTERN
AND WESTERN DIVISION. will bs laid At th.
once OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company of
the city of New York. upon presentation and de-
mand. on after that date. free Of tax
FRANCIS A. COFFIN
augltol6 AS, T,..,,.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

1HE Democratic State Convention meets to
morrow At Dover.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12
Political.
DEMOCRATIC MASS MEET|NC

Grand Mass Meeting Of the Democratic voter,
ot ksnt county will be held at the Court House. IN
On Tuesday. August 9Th, 1879.
A. o'clock. =; NJ. for ths purpose of orsauixius
the party Tor the u <n
Ihe following dist nguishel spesk IRA have haan
dress their upon the s us
nHnsd Ell ga SsTsssTpkssS' Tt'ssstSp a. a. t1 Vii
aMIx ian; T. iMSi. Bil1MHS. CiAs. d. LORE. Esq: pkN
rENiXi.EEMafp i; EMpLE: Esq., .! Phi!adelphia; JOHN
TON, M, JAMES /: wALCfHANDEF wALCoFHfA f.ui iAs tuH
NJ! BILL ESQ. and Others. 90 ~
Al WnUe persons. without reference to farmer
associations who intend to CO OPERATE with
.ne DeinHeratlc party this fall in eecting IN hon
est ;carable and economical administration Of the
| national government, one which will have due
rekard tor the rights and liberties Of the citizen
And strictly adhere to the Constitution in its letter
S ssc,;"ns "1en wlil bestow Its favors equally on
se - SECTIONS ' o. our common country; which will
,!own on every attempt to keep alive the animosi
..ss ~ enxendered by the late evil war. and which
wll r-coknizc fully aud the rights Of the
several States To regulate their own affairs in tn
| meeting. - '''
Rally! Democrats, Rally!
Around the nominees of the Democratic National
| Convention,
FOR PRESIDENT. FOR VICE PRESIDENT.
Horace Greeley, B. Gratz Brown,
OF NEW YORK. OF MISSOURI.
And overthrow the personal government Of Ulysses
>. Grant. the nepotist. the gift -tsker the mitar,
inteiferer with local elections. the first Presiden
to make his Office perquisite. the self nominate,
candidate. whose un6tness for the Presidential Of
fee Is shown in his inaPtitude Tor civil duties hi
lack Of knowledge Of the essentials of repu ublicai
government. and whose violations Of constitution
and law. international and municipal. are know,
wherever the English language is spoken, an,
whose expressions Of IA helpless and afflicted peop
stamp him as tyraut aud call for his dismssa
from office,
RALLY! RALLY,
| To the support Of Democratic governme ent in tn
state ct Delaware and frown upon every sttelnp
to divide and distract our party,
| BY order of the Democratic County Central Com
mittee. JOHN Z. PENNEWILL. Chairman.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

NO COUNTY TAA PAYGRA.
= Inc sodsrsiSns1, Tax Collectors, will sit At
me Wy hsIl on " Wednss days aud Ssturdsvs du-
ring this month. and may Do ivuud ct their ofices
''e'y evon'us. A. GIVEN,
No. SIS Shlpisy street.
aug5- -tsepl No. Eas, :, ~ H..
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-12

AGrand Mass Meeting Of the Democratic yot
o. 9 Msnt count, will be held at the Court House.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-14
County Central Committee.

SAVANNAH, June 8, 1872.
Pursuant to a call, the members of
the Republican Central Committee of
Andrew County met at the Court
house at 2 o'clock p. NJ, and organ
lied by clccting |. n. Webster, Chair
man, and ID. Bonham, Jr., Secretary.
The following resolutions were then
read and adopted:
Resolved, That the Republicans of
the several townships in this county
be requested to meet at their rcspec-
tive voting precincts, oh Saturday.
the 29th day of June, 1872, and choose
III each township working commit
tee often men for the coming cam
paign.
Resolved, That the ANDREW CouN-
TY REPUBLICAN, be requested to pub
fish the proceedings ofthis meeting.
There being no further business, the
committee adjourned to meet at the
Court house in Savannah, Saturday,
July 20, 1872. at | o'clock =. Nj.
/. n. WEBSTER, Chairman.
ID. BoNHAM, Jr., Secretary.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-14
County Fair.

While our neighboring counties are
taking steps to establish agriculture
fairs, with no better show o~fsuccess thar
we would have in Andrew, there has vel
been no active steps taken here to further
such an enterprise. Is it not time some
n or more would move in the matter:
The following communication on the
subject appeared in the Era:
Are We going to have a fair? There
is no reason why we should not. Our
county has all the elements within her
self to make such an undertaking u sue
cess, our farmers are generally men of
considerable wealth, and the cultivation
OF a spirit to excel among them would
in a few years mark a wonderful change
in this rich district of country. The ''old
arounds" are for the most part owned by
Mr.. Charles NJ. Daily, who we learn is
not only willing to invest literally as to
getting up a fair, but to aid in other ways.
But there is only n thing necessary to
render such an event Il certainty, which
is that a few Of our citizens get together
and say it shall be among stock men
We might mention Captain Fisher as an
enterprising gentleman and liberal pa
tron of public enterprise, eminently fit
to direct this undertaking to a successful
issue"
This suggestion meets with ouT hearty
approval, and we will do all we can to
make the enterprise a success. What
do you say, Captain Fisher?
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-14

THE Nodaway Democrat says a
fifty-dollur bill put into the mail
above Clarinda, by n U. 5. Detective,
as Il decoy, came up in Maryvillc last
Saturday. 1t is supposed that Phil.
Banks took it out Of the mail sack
and passed il in Andrew county, a it
had passed into the Savannah Bank,
was paid out to Arthur Jackson, who
let jacob Silvers have ii, and Mr.. Sill
vcrs paid it 10 Newt Wray. Newt
went to deposit with Baker & Co.,
but George detected the counterfeit.
Mr.. Silver ha, redeemed the bill, and
il has started on the back track.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-14
Ticket Thief Caught.

Several weeks since the station depot
at Bolckow was robbed of several rail
road tickets. No clue was obtained by
which the thief could be captured, not
w~ithstanding conductors scrutinizcd Boil
CHOW tickets to detect stolen ones. On
Wednesday a man on the train between
st. Joseph and Kansas City, in place OF
a numbered check which the conductor
had given him, returned to the conductor
what he supposed to be the check, but
which was one of the Bolckow tickets
which had been so constantly watched
for. The gentleman was arrested, and
is now in Jail in this city.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-14

NoDAwAY CITY is doing nobly. Mr..
Samuel Callcn has forwarded to us a
long list of subscribers to the RErUB-
LICAN from that ncighborhood, and
does not propose to stop at that, but
promises more. Our friends i'll the
county seem alive to the Importance
of spreading the REPUBLICAN-tLat
the people may know what is going
ON III their own vicinity. and, besides.
there is a ring" somewhere in our
county affairs, which will be exposed.
root and branch, before the campaign
closes, and in this all taxpayers are
Interested.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-14
The Picnic.

The Temperance Picnic was very large
ly attended. and gave signs of being a
grand success until about noon, when a
steady, soaking rain set in, scattering the
picnic folks to their homes. The very
fine band in Observation-Disclosures of
st. Joseph-discoursed excellent music
at the hall ofthc lodge the balance ofthe
day. Col. Wilkinson and Rev. Mr.. Tate
made excellent addresses. Some of the
neighborhood lodges were represented.
The weather, unfortunately, however, put
an end to the fun.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-14
Order Of Publication.
DOBERT r plai,

ROBERT HUBBARD, plaintiff,
~ against John w. Hopkins, Mary3. Hop
Inns and Thomas Fox, 1iefendants.
NOW on this 2sth day of May, A. d. ls1g, comes
Robert e. Hubbard, th8 plaintiff in the above
ssfitled cause, before the Undersigned, Clerk of
ne Circuit Court of Andrew codnfy M the state
stating among other things that the above named
ahsendants, John w, Hopkins and Mary Il.
Hopkins are non-residents Of this state. 1t is
iaereupon ordered by the clerk aforesaid in yaca-
hon that publication be made notifying them
IA! an action has been commenced against them
hy~ petition in the Circuit Court Of Andrew coun-
Yin the state of Missouri, the object and gem
nj nature Of which Is to procure a Judgment OF
aid court against said John W. Hopkins and in
ar0r of Robert q. Hubbard on a certain note
executed by j. W. Hopkins and William NJ.
townsend for two hundred and fifty dollars TO
samuel Z. Garrett, under date OF December i,
$50; which said note was signed by said Town.
send rs security for said Hopkins, and by hin
pad and assigned to the plaintiff in this action.
ana iurlher, to procure the order and decree OF
saa court foreclosing q certain mortgage made
" DEFENDANTS, John W. Hopkins and Mary II.
hopkins, 10 said William NJ. Townsend and de-
isn9ant Thomas Fox, under date Of February
y: isIl 10 secure said Townsend as security on
sala .ote, and encumbering lot nuinbsr fifteen
anu i!iriy feet on Of lot fourteen in block NUN
vi eight IN the town Of Bolckow, in Andrew
oSdnIy IN the state of Missouri. IL Is further
ouerrd That unless said defendants be and APP
Psri vi tae next term of said court, TO be holden
~ tne courthouse in the city OF Savannah
s.tnil said county Of Andrew, on the 9Th day
august, A; d. L72, and on or before the sixth
"a. utreof ar the term shall 50 long continue,
~; ~ u not, then before the end of The term),
iiSSashent viii be rendered against them and
sarrn property sold to satisfy the same. II Is
nllher ordered that q copy hereof be published
, I'M andrew County Republican, 4 newspaper
rrsptshea In said county of Andrew, for four
80 go /. successfully, the last Insertion to be at
~ =. Iour weeks before the commencement Of
ur next term OF said court.
PUiNEhe EDWt AIMS Cfe,k
,a q, ,nsneas Edwards, Clerk of the Circuit
n. y !. Nilil,ii and for the county Of Andrew in
ma sssIe OF Missouri, hereby certify the above
ibs h. ioiesoing TO be = true and correct copy of
rhsr grieinai order of publication la the cause
ss ~ named as the same appears on file in my
In witness whereof I have hereto
set my hand and aai xed ms oaicial
ehAL- seal at my Office in Savannah. Ml.-
1874 '' ~
sS-F.O fHlNEAs EDWARDS, C1erk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-14
UnSatiSaed.

The Democrats never were, and
never will be satisfied with any candi-
date exc"pta s~traight~ont, old-fash-
ioncd Democrat. Horace Greeley
once said. Il do not say that every
Democrat i, a horse thief. but | do say
that every l.oTsc thief is a Democrat"
Whereupon the up-and-down Demo-
cratic journals are now replying.
Then of course all the horse thieves
will vote for Greeley. That would
be ahorse thief voting for n nigger
thief.NlLSt. Joseph Iierald.