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TTotice to tho ppblic

ON account of damages sustained
I by the recent fire our doors are
closed. and our Bills are falling due;
and MUST be met, therefore, we beg
that all persons indebted to us will
call and settle and thereby Tighten
our burden. "a friend in need is a
friend indeed" Respectfully,
MCDONALD & HADDON.
Nov. 20, 1872, 32-tf
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GRANT

FIyilE undersigned a few moments
i indulgence and examine the
large stock OF Groceries OF al de-
scriptons, that | have just laid in. |
have the finest shoulders, Hams, Sar'
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SlE0F LAHI,.

D:Ydhority conferred ]. by
S5<Wiof the late Stephen =
deceased will sellat. public cut,
1T the tMESfEAD. on SAT-
DAY, 7th DEcEMBER q
.one-hrlbf tract of f3land on "
5dcceaseacsided being
Ed Huadred Acres.
Ternd made knowp on day Of. !.
sas. McGaslan E1'o1
& fame Nee, E.x,eeutrl 4,
lyoSfl 1872 al.st Ss
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spalding's Glue, handy, mends
everything.
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5IurnArs IN almost eva
that ae public scarcely
| yirtfs or uses a
| is oe Of the most id
Race. Often, this unsee15
krgnrtm undermines th6
tllAffacI Of enfeeb ling d!
3 Q&fing a suspicion Of
| it trns 10 breed infecHO3]
AMI dhen, on some farorSb;6
|yeloyinto one, or other Of 10
|r onhe surface or alnongtho
i, ttffcfes may be sud dda,l{
lgs otAeart, or tumors for1$e1
Bws u presence BY, erupsitnl
|ulcet ttions on soIne part d
he iocasi9nal use OF q bdtl
"a is BILE, ye1wltanri
Usese appear. Pcrsonsa
loTift, complaints sEeiier{
1, ala, at length, cure, by M6
,1PtRILLA: sc. A1ltho-
sS Epsipclds, Teftcr, Sad
ant, 5inDscorffi, S0YS Ebf61s
er enptions or visible forms
,ase. [ Also in the moro con.
'ysps,siGy DropsU, He<sr5
!DtlbsU, I NeHr1l Of1, znd
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
OUR o~ppoNlngTs.

Nothing proves more clearly the
weakness Of the Greeley party than
their attempt to crush out . free ana
untrammcled expression Of opinion
BY those differing from them. 1t has
resulted, as such a course invariably
does, in strengthening the canse OF
General Grant before the people, ana
in turning many to his support who
we're hesitating. The people see that
a cause that has nothing better to
support it than Misrepresentation
and SANDER, is a bad one, and deserves
an ip%nonimious defeat. When a party,
or any advocates of a party, deny
what everybody who reads knows to
he true. and asserts in the grossest
terms what every intelligent man
knows to be false, their defeat and
just condemnation by the people Is
not far of. aud will soon como with .
power that will be overwhelming.
This is precisely the condition OF
a opponents, with here and there
some honorable exceptions. Under
these circumstances the issue Is not
doubtful. Truth in such . contest
is sure to triumph.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
DO NOT neglect to register.

Our Republican friends are warned
against the insidious, s%landerous sto-
ries being circulated by the Liberal
friends of kildow, to injure DR..
Brown in the estimation of his politi-
cal friends. Even were they true
which they are not-the rival candi-
date is open to the same objections or
worse; but the purely political char
actcr of the Office should not deter q
single voter from casting his ballot
for Representative in accordance with
his well defined political principles
1t has come to our knowledge that
our opponents are using these SIAN
ders secretly among many fe-long
Republicans who are personally
unacquainted with DR.. Brown, and
hope thereby TO accomplish the cleo.
ton of their own politically monde.
script candidate. Such underhand
work deserves 3 fitting rebukc. and
VIC believe it will be given.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
HENRY WILSON'S RADU-
GERS.

The Greeley newspapers have taken
q vicious delight in parading some of
the vilest trash regarding foreign
born population, in which they arc
spoken Of in mean and d~csPicnbJe
terms, and p~roclaiining IL to have
been q speech uttered by the Repubh-
can candidate for Vice President.
The Republican press has in vain de-
nied it the Greeley p.pers but reif-
Grated it with greater force, II as
serted with ten-fold p%ositiveness that
Henry Wilson W is the author of the
speech. Pains were taken to trace the
SANDER TO it's source. aud the result
il the New York JriLune-the per-
sonal organ of Greeley-has been
forced to take il all back in the fol-
lowing language:
..In 1856. a Mr.. Wilson ran for Con-
grcss against Mr.. English in the 18th
District Of Indiana, aud was beaten.
This Wilson was \ Know Nothing.
and made very besstly speeches in
denunciatiOn Of Roman Catholics n
foreigners. Those speeches or ex-
tracts ihrrefrom. have since been pro-
duced and attributed to Henry VIII
son Of Massachusetts, and to the
j. NJ. Wilson, now in Congress from
Indiana, whereas neither was their
author. The Tribune has never aiiu-
ded TO that wretclled stun, except
TO yiudirate Henry Wilson from the
unjust im%putation that he is respOn-
siblc for it,"
Our neighbor of the Era has given
the Islander much space and attention
in its columns. Does it possess q SUI
ficient seuse of justice and magma
nimity to give place to the rcfutation
of the unfounded slsnder2 Let us
cnn
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, B~ujamin =. Bethurum, BY his
w certain deed Of trust dated April y, H.
and recorded In the Recorder sOmce OF Andrew
county, In the state Of Missouri, conveyed 20 the
undersigued the following described oacts,
pieces or parcels Of land, lying and being p the
county Of Andrew, In the STATE Of Missouri, %
wit: The northeast quarter Of section twenty
four 90 and the southwest quarter Of the norm
east quarter Of section twenty-five (33ls. AL IN
township sixty zone t6l) Of range nir0-six 90
To secure the paymcnt Of . certain promissory
note In said deed Of trust mentioned and Or
scribed;
And whereas, said deed Of trust provided that
In case said note was not paid q The time y pe:
came dur aud payable, thAs the undersigned
Trustees, OF rithrr Of them, might proceed TO
sell said real estate, or any part thereof. for
cash, u the highe-t bidder, hrst giving twenty
dnys' notice OF the time, terms and place Of sale,
with 6 description VI the property 70 be sold. by
advertisement In some newspaper printed In
said county OF Andrew. .
And whereas. said promissory note Is due and
uspaid, now, therefore, We, the undefstgued
Trustees, by virtue VI the authority In NJ vested,
Viii, on the 10th Of October, 1872,
Between nine o'cluek A.. =. and i've o'cloek r
H.. Of that day, ct the Courthouse door In thl
town Of Savannah, in the county Of Andrew end
State Of Missouri, sell said parcels Of Land to thu
highest bidder, Tor cash, To- satisfy said note and
the interest ther.cn. and paying he costs snd
expenses Of this trust.
sILAs wOODSON,
Sgr TruSteeS.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
Prospects in Holt County.

Our friend Captain Whitaker, who
paid . visit to Oregon, Holt county,
the other day, reports tn, Republi-
cans Of that town and vicinity as full
Is alive to tic issues and need Of the
day, and propose working assiduous-
~ to the day Of election to swell the
majority in their county to the high
est possible figure. A Grant and
Wilson Club mas been organized in
Oregon with two hundred and fifty
six members. A Democratic meeting
was addressed there or Tuesday by
General Craig and Bennett Pike, and
was kssgsfy sttcndei by Republicans
who were curious TO hear what Pike
had to say about crushing the rcd-
hot Democracy" which he gloried in
so much last spring-ride his letters
but were much disappointed by
the slippery and unfair mannsr in
which the Judge referred to the sub
jcct. Holt county will give = solid
verdict in favor Of principle and
right.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
. Peoples Ticket in Gentry
County.

tFrom the Gentry County News, Sept. ISL
That he People who assembled In mass con.
venti01 on Saturday are entitled to the plaudif,
.'well done" read the ticket we this week pre-
sent In another column. That this ticket con-
man win deny. And when we add to this the
0ut-cried enthusiasm with which II was received
and unanimously adopted, we can but anticipate
saeecss when the anar testi made 10 November.
A. the convention there assembled . goodly
number Of In spsny,. who came with the ex-
pectation that cos1kcting interests would cause
: dlseord out OF whishthey could Erapple some
their greedy maws. Ths People all laid aside
personal ambition and acted a. CIR nan for the
general good. They had gathered fOs The pur-
t Rsse . % ISsr ny s Ssrs,y ,ol lsaa1; ~, s%Pns.ss pro- Pro,
Treason and disfranchisement are qualifications
for Office superior to all others 10 Gentry coun-
w. and right nobly ga they dot.
result nust yet be worked out. There Is no time
for idleness. The very line Of demArcation that
he. been forced upon tas People; win cause The
revenge 70 1osg ankiing In their hearts, is now
sdded . disappointment ~ deep ~ desperate
men ever salsfed- H This 6re cannot be
i fSs DseSI. e ss g: e .s,:s s nj aIi y ts sssm asis - to
be defestea IN tn present contest. Already the
boast = msis ti..s II TIE ticket put In The aeid By
The opgosiaea.sknsnt Is euesessfuh, cit win
bee disgraoe 16f any mnn In Gentry couaty to
claim thst be was . soldier in the Union Army ~
That there v discrimination to make loyalty
odloas there = evidence on every side, and e
self respect, demands that eli the Union ,.orisW
sbidinE elenenfs unite 10 elect The deAet the
People In Convention hsve presenteSfor ratiAcs-
On this tiskst will b found tse names ofmn
Wno hsve fought against each other on . question
which 70 l1aSer exists, but thsy haSe always
neea U9toD nm, and now come together, -
sres.o o'H ~ NJ my n.y.: . ,Gf &c 3. RTTpo,s OF crushing
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
silenoaM Noise.

The New York Nation well says:
Grants silence compared with Gree
ley's noise begins to tell powerfully
in Grants favor, and even to excite .
kind of enthusiasm about him, which
is stimulated by the personal attacks
on him." A man who in the midst OF
the insenate bowling about his spend
ing two months at the seaside, goes
calmly to the Thousand Islands on "a
jaunt," and lets his enemies rave
away, shows q quality by which the
hearts of most people are more or less
stirred. 'By timer says Hosea Big
low, Il do like q man who amt
afeard." The Nation, which was one
of the earliest and ablest advocates or
of the Cincinnati movement, ~cOnfesses
that "discussion tells fearfully ON
Greeley, who is not . candidate to bear
examination" He says the move
ment '.fags," and Charles O'ConOr
would make sad havoc with the ma
jority, with which Greeley was to
leave New York City.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
State Ticket.
cLECTOks.

~ kksS -
nr~e~LC n. Wilkinson, Aoses Dickson.
lLernsfe-wlliem F. Cloud, &. H. T.ndy:
Pirvt DistricttCharles h. IeichmAn, Elee'os
oeorre Gehrke, Alternate. -
oecond Disnicf-E. 4. R0senblstts Eieet"I
T.. c. Allen, Alternate. ,vu;.u
Third District|.C Orriek, Eieetori "
Fourth District-Joha A.. Weber, Hector;
0ustave 81. Gem, Alternate r~x;,
Yifth District-R. d. Dean. Eire''r' I'
.f sixts nis,ricsLc. ". Thrash<r. Kleeser; John
aeyenth bistrioaIGeorye 4. Smith, Elector;
A. sampson, Alternate. u
Eighth District n. himosh' H~S~' ~"
Ninth District-B. K. Davis, Electors ). +.
= Alternate.
TentS Distriet-D. r. Dorsey, Hector; 4. A.
nS Eleventh nissrict-A. D. Denny. Hector; r.
Twelfth District. A. Jones. klectori s.. H.
TSirteenth DistIie,J. y. Stnutsmeysr. Eieo-
Or; Theodore Braere, Alternate.
JOHN B. HENDERSON, Of st. Lesis. .
nv l JoHS 4. sfovER, Of Morgan
r. W. voERDE, Of Jackson.
DANIEL N. DRAPER, Of Montgomery.
DANIEL O,CoNoR, Of 81. Losis.
." JEFF CHANDLER, Of Buchanan.
For Register Of Landsz
7. A. NlCHY, Of Cole.
JOHE P. ELLIS, Of Greene dong term).
IRA T.. LEONARD, of Jefferson long terml
HENRY A, CLOVER, OF st. Louis (six years.
GEO. II. SHIELDS, Of Marion -four years..
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
FRIDAY MORNING., OcTOBEK 4, 1877:
TIE OCTOBER ELECTION.

Much interest is felt in the elections
which. take place next Tuesday in
the States of Pennsylvania, Ohio and
Indiana. These great central States
of the Union cast q powerful infu-
ence on the Presidential election a
month afterwards and r therefore
watched With a deep interest BY both
political parties with a view OF de-
termining the Presidential prospects.
The Democrats aud modest Liberals
expect to sweep all three Of these
with large majorities for the Demo-
cratic ticket. We do not think so,
although great efforts have been
made by the coalition party to carry
them. Unless the Greelcyites can
carry both Pennsylvania and Indiana
their cause is hopeless, and even II
they should do SO, the chances are
still decidedly against them, though
the fight for the next four weeks
might lave life enough to be interes-
ting.
In 1869 OHIO gave a Republican
majority of6,sss; in 1870 1t gave 49,
SIS majority, and last year (lS7l) a
majority Of 1904. We think the
State COED for from 10000 to 1900
majority asd these figures may be
doubled. .ro, -
Indiana was always a very close
State, and never gave a large MAORI
ty. In the October election in 1868
the Republican candidate for Govern
or had but 96l majority, yet a month
afterward General Grant carried it
by 9,572 majority. At the last State
election Tin 1870 the Democratic tick
ct was successful sx m~ajorities rang
ing from 2,55S to S,l0S 1t is there
fore tho most doubtful Ecpublican
State q the u e
In Pennsylvania the Republican
majority in October, 1861 Was 9.61I.
while a month aftcrwar3 Gsrast car
ried the State by 1900. 1t - n we'll
knovn fact that, this year. the Re
publican candidate for Governor,
Gen. Iisrtranft, is openly and bitterly
opposed by Coz. Forncy and other
leading Republicans who support
Grant, while ali Grant Republicans
arc united in the support of Hon.
Ulysses Mercur, the Republican can
didate for Supreme Judge. The vote
for Mercur, therefore. will he as
sumed rs q fair test of the strength of
Grant and Wilson in PENNSYLVANIA.
1t will be observed sAat In all tho
above States Crafts najorit. in No
vember was largely in excess Of :lic
Republican majority in October. 4
tie vote IN lAasfano next Tuesday
wonldi give Gssasst q majority of seven
or eight thousand. As the najssisy
will likely be small, let orr Democrat
10 friends be patient and wait for the
complete returns before giving way
to their feelings a unbounded Joy.
North CarotiN sheuld be q warning
to them.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
John b. Henderson.

The st. Louis Republican Greeley
speaks rs follows OF the Republican
nominee for Gov,r
"Mr. Henderson, the radical nomi-
nee for governor. we regard as one OF
u most intellectual public men. In
the U. g. Senate he was a credit to
the State, always ~demcaning himself
with dignity and courtesy. 1t is
proper also for us to say we esteem
him in his personal and private char
acter as a highly honorable gentle
man. Mr.. Finklcuburg or Mr.. Stan
frd would have received q great many
more votes. but nevertheless, our Re-
publican friends may well be satisfied
with their nominee, and especially a.
regards ability. BY nature he is lib
eral as well rs progressive in his
yiews."
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

We have 1t from very good authostey tAat
when the name Of J.. +. Asper was placed He-
fore the Democratic Convention ct Trent0p for
Congress-, 1t was Kissed. -tBethsny Tribune.
1t Is true. His name was proposed
BY a Liberal Republican delegate from
Livingston county, the mention of
which brought out Kisses all over the
house. No name was cheered like
Mr.. Mansur's, not even Shanklin's,
Pcery's. OF Hcastin's. Why the diff.
ference? Col. Asper was q soldier
in the Union army aad Mr.. Mansur
voluntarily enrolled himself disloy-
NJ, but was too ~cowardly TO 60 and
fight for his principles. That's the
Eacrcmcc.1Trcnten Republican.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

The New Touk Independent says
eG General Dix His nomination is
equivalent to NE election, and that,
rso. bya largo majority. There are
thousands Ct war Democrats In the
Statc whose natural place is with the
KopuS9ean psaty, and who, undertks
leadership u General Dix, will this
fah giSsH txeis cordial support
Ihis we regard as settling the ques-
tfon for Mr.. Greeley, SC far as the
State OF New York is concerned"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

THE ST. Joe Herald says tisue is
now scarcely . doubt but BusAanan
eoansy win be compelled ts pay
III, 5se.sso Of principle and interest OH
that bogus and illegal st. Lssis and
ST. Joseph bond matter, every &Slfar
of which would have been saved to
the tax payers, but for Silas Wosd-
son. The Gazette asks the fasDsrs
aud iaboring men Of this State to
reward such conduct by an elexstion
of WoodsoR to the post Of Governor.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
Sh.nu Notice.

TABES up ss q strsy BY John Zyset. Of Lin:
i coin Township, IN Andrsw county,
Peace In and for said county, the following AMI
NAL to-wit: One bay horse pony, -four years old,
amall spot In the t0ryhs.d, maee rceeneds md
dolIurs By C;eosEc Hstter6eugh and Mathew
Robertson, who were duly quaiided BY me for thai
purpose.
her is1f. Z. D. STINSON,
Os Justice Of The Peace.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
viii, on the 10Th of October, 1872,
Mortgage Sale Of Real Estate.
WHEREAS, John Wilkerson ant

WHEREAS, John Wilkerson and
Ann Wilkerson, his wife, by their mort
gage deed, with power Of sale therein contained,
dated the 18th day Of May, A. p. 1871, and re-
corded In the Recorders once Of Andrew
county In the state Of Missouri, in Book number
-, 1t paSe $50, conveyed to the undersigned
morteIyee the following described lots, tracts or
parcels of land ~ ing and being In Andrew coun-
~ 10 the State Of Missouri, to-wit:
The soufheast quarter OF section twenfy-thyee
(.J) and the southwest quarter Of section twenty
four to and all that portion Of the northwest
quarter of section number twenty-nye CS) which
river; all Of said lands being In township num-
Der 1ny-nine " Of range number thiry.nve
ts0, and containing In all four hundred and forty
acres, more or less. which said conveyance was
made to secure the pay ment OF Q certain prom
issory note In said mortgage deed described,
made by said John Wilkers0n 70 the undersigned
on the 18th day OF May. A. D.. 1871, for
the sum 0fdve thousand eight hundred and six
teen dollars nnd my cents, with interest nom
due twelve months aNer the date thereof.
Aud whereas, IL Ia provided In Sad mortgage
deed DIST il te said note shall not be well and
truly paid when the sans becomes due and pay.
able, that the undersigned may proceed to eel
said land, or amy part thereof, st public yendue
to the highest bidder ut the c0urt-house door In
the city VI Savannah. within the county OF An
drew Aforesaid for cash. frst gtyiag shirty. Days
notice Of the Tim, tcfms and place Of said sale,
and Of thu property to be sold, By publication In
SOM newspaper pri.f~di In the county and stass
And whereas, said note and the interest there
on are now due and unpaid; now therefore, BY
virtue Of the power In me vested by said mort.
Rage deed. I win, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

seHs,..s.s.5s..;: sHs: - :s, .:s
viss.ry th.s win iossvs: I'D e q; N.Y. a. tina
III indeed come when Loyalty y . crime, and
rebellion . virtue.
Ih~ following IL the ticket sdopted by the Pso-
pies Convention.
For Kepresentative, NAnlove Crnnor; 1or sneT-
III. Georxe Howard; for Collector Thos. =.
Stockton; for County Jedge. y =. AoGri a; i g
B. Hinkley; for County Attorney, Dewit Dan
ford, Tor Coroner, M. HiSsfss; sor supsr1 IN
xssesscr. A. Y. 8. Bntler; for surveyor, Ihos.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
Those Boude,

Judge Woodson and his friends ap-
peart0 have yielded up all attempts
to explain his completely i'm the Blu
chanan bond fraud. Their attempted
vindication only makes his guilt the
moro palpable. These bonds are like
the ghost of Banquo, they "will not
dowD," but keep looming at every cor
ner. We psesume that the friends of
WOodson have esasIaded not to make
q bad matter worse, m6 10 run the
race as best they can, carrying the
load which they cannot throw Of
(HcralI.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

THERE will be public speaking at
each of the places Of registering, on
each Of the days of registration. Let
all who arc in favor of . real reform
in our county and State Government
come out and register, and hear the
important questions of the day fair
ly discussed. Bring your neighbors.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

DR' II. b. BROWN, Of Benton Township
For Couaiy yudge-
d. B. CASE, OF Monroe.
JOHN r. CXLDwELL, Of Nodawsy.
textbooks MERCER, of Platte.
A. 8. CHITTENDEN, Of Jackson.
WILLIAM B. ALLEN, Of washinston.
JoHS B. MAJORS, Of Nodawsy.
For SehsoJ Sspej1ssSdnf-
". D. HOAK, u Phfse.
ALLEN HOLT, Of Washington.
GEORGE 7. BRYAN, Of Nodaway.
Icr SArueyor-
For Coroafr-
W. s. STARR, Of Rochester.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

The Massachusetts, Democracy
have made Banks aprcscnt Of a coach
aad / pair ofhssses.a asa compensation
for his acceptance sfs asA o. Gsss@
lev crow: Banks doubtlcss CHESTS
to Grant becanees he has aeeepts6
~oeseenfs.