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ton, what ever it was or meant: the echo
OF answering birds FIJI the ar. Are ti1et
denlals or answers In a few minr,tess
the responses end, and each bird returns
TO bus scratching and pompous parade.
I >Ihas there is some suppressed moral
duty In this act, seems to be eorroborated
by the conduct of an old Bluff Cochin on
my premises. He has never. shown a
combatiye spirit. Indeed his reputation
Tor courage is very bad He shiIns con-
hicts and smells danger from. afsr asad
hides himself. And yet he is very nrond
OF his crow, and with as little reason. on
account OF his voice, as con be conceived.
But ct due times, with great ,,rgpa ratio1, an
and much shaking Of his ponderous and
unshape!y body, he emits a most melan-
ohony. hoarse and feeble crow, and re-
Peats At, and several times again exposes
himself to redieule. The whole effort
might be hkened to q short anthem by
an Old man, with a cold in his head, and
asthma in his chest.
j II we regard the most of Growing as q
piece of rude and inarticulate boasting,
then we find that pretty much the whoiel
world is involved in it Men are very
busy IN making known their manifold ex-
and not a few in ways as yocif-
erous as that of the chanticleer. \
But natious are famous1 for Growing.
Every nation vaunts itself, and is puffed
up. Each nation thinks all other ma tons
vain. They oil boast together, and each
'ne in particular is Disguised with the
'onceit of all but itself There is more
rowing done out Of the barn ward than.
here is IN it.-HENRY WARD BEEcHER.,
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This was followed by q diseouffse BY Mr.
10 Brady A. 3. "a graduate Of the Col
fAge- on "Accomplish Facts, % o schol
arly production, well and effectively de.
livered 10 The Vacation Song. com.
posed by Mr.. Pref j. O'Conor, music by
Father; Holland, was SUNG by the pupils
Mobiles popular and favorite tenor, Mr..
-. @. Zadek, kindly lending his fine voice
and contributing In no small degree to
the successful manner in which the song
was given;s he singing the solos. go 49,. - .
The distribution of premiums came
next, q list of which can be found in the
catalogues go. - r.'8 - >
- The honorary degree of A. M. was con-
ferred on John T. Gilmore, of Mobile,
Bachelor Of Arts, Chapel Hill N. C., and
Doctor OF Medicine, and on John Brady,
A. B. of Mobile, graduate of the Col
lege, since admitted as a member of the
bar. f..4 , ri - - .... 80, :
The closing address was delivered by
Col D. s. Troy, of Montgomery, the
speaker being listened to with marked
attention, and was frequently applauded.
The COMMENCEMENT was one of the most
successful which has taken place since the
war, an evideneesof the zeal and capacity
Of the learned professors, who ;. have
brought the college up to high stand
ard OF excellence second to none in the
'ountry.-Mobile Register, Aug. 21st.
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Cam any man tell why rooster crows,
or upon what principles the instinct acts
! as to time and seasons? :.
That growing Is sometimes of the nature
of challenge every observant man knows.
If strange cock comes into q neiohbor
hood, and wanders near the precincts of q
barnyard not his own, he will at the first
sounding of his horn, be answered back
I by cock and cockerel, all over the farm.
and unless he I1recipitately retreats, there
will be a challenge and fight ~
We know also, that after two knights
of the barn:yard have measured strength
it is never allowed to the vanquished to
crow, while his conqueror fills the whole
nelghborhood with the news of his VIC
tory. Sometimes the weaker bird draws
out OF the fight, and sneaks off to q con-
yenient distance, and then utters mo-
test against his antagonists arrogant
pean. Nothing can excite such fury IN
the winner as this breach of faith. It is
the duty of every knight of the tail feath-
ers toGtight till he falls dead-that being
altogether the most approved course--oI
else, being vanquished, he must run for
some corner, OF get his head safely out OIL
reach, and there, in silence, listen to his |
rivals chant, and at dusk, sneak off to his |
roost, and keep always thereafter at q safe
distance from his master. When, there |
fore, mean-spirited rooster fights till !
his courage fails, then takes to his heels |
it is his duty to. hold, his peace. He has
no right to express an opinion. Are not |
Ill rights transferred to victors T? A de- |
Gated rooster has no right to turn his
orian, and mislead the neighborhood as |
o the facts. Accordingly nothing seems
o stir such q rage in q triumphant cock |
IS to hear its runaway antagonist bear
ng false witness over the fence Woe to
i'm, If wings and feet do not speedily
,ut HIM out of reach. -
But the inward mood out of which
auch Growing proceeds is still to be con
idared. All night. the rooster doWses
nd. sleeps Suddenly, at certain hours,
Tithout excitement, he shoots forth INTO a
he darkness o. long shriI crow. Again II
nd again, as distant answers come in. II
e renews the effort. Is it a dream he Il
repeating? Or is he wound up, like / /
n alarm clock, to go off at a. given /
opr2 Or, are those duties imposed Npon t
i'm by some galhanaceous lsuperstitiouGl
Equally stERngelks il, inEhe day tiAe, to 9
'itness o Cfiserets and faithful old sSaalow, II
no has been loading about Ghis7 flock L
crdtching, calling, or warning, In tenn !
crate way, oil Of a udden stretch HIM TX
aN up dap his wings, and crow TIL the II
ills ring RSyaiRe. The act sets Ola nsil- !
de Of crosEingS birds. Month"; South, East lie
nd Westb Ear OF and, near,lloud or faint 4
a the distance. al no,ssI.. a NJ siRo! aiHbJ
The original presenter listens d n6gt Z
aent and solemnly renews the declara- 6
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THE WIND AND THE ROSE.

81 ny JOHN G. SAKE.
"a little rose bloonsed all slone
In . hedge by the highway side l. s7:
And the Wind can,s By With a plying moan
Aud thus to the aoweret cried -
You arc ehoked with dust from the sandy ledge
Nov see what q FREUD can do! -.
viii pierre q hols in the tangled hedge, ID, ?
: And let the breeze come through
Said the rose in dread dismay
But the wind is always rude and rough, .."
And of course ifo had his way. tg
49,.
ss was so se, Sn se little red
For the naughty boys-Aes eacient foes
Came through where the gap wss made.
'.' - :. t'-s5...; = "a. ~
~ see,' said the wind, when, 10 casne sea;,. = 81
and looked at the tcemblng flower. r.! ,
3"" are are a meant of os y Svpss s
No sorrow ever had known
RI N3y% you , came here re- to break ny rerose;
And little he rocked her cries: 90 "''''"'
ne p!ncked her mp with his mighty breath,
And away to the town he fiies
Oh; all too rough was the viudly ride
/ For u rose weak and SMALL
And soon her leaves on every side
Began to scatter and fall. -
Now, what is this Z" said the wondering wind,
As tile rose in fragments fell;l
"Ilris paltry stem "a ali find.
i an sure meant 1t we'll %
-. tn. means inst thisIthat q meddling fricnd,'
Said the dying stalk "is sure
To mar ma :; the matter hs aimed to mend, ..
And XIII where he meant to cure "
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', ercises
P PnnP IxSnn ode :Herold
Have the Fine Arts Exercised a beneficial Infiu
1 ence on Society!
DEBATE
T. Major, q. Theard, r.
/ w. keeffe, +. Dolhonde.
| f. Bermudcz. ..--. Speakers b. ialIun
G. Ryan. iJ.Kearns
'csallop Brilliant" M nrof. F. st Utter
La Profecia Del Darro- Murga.
Die schwabenstreiehe. H. Hirshfeld.
1.-THE Barber of Seville'--Ovcrture .Rossini.
| 4kscEaEs. FROM THE VILLAGE LAWYER"
James j. IL Ke sSns
snari 1890 s. Landry.
Justice Mitimus.- E. Bermudez.
hes Dsaa a SSs
Performed by g. Theard and E Dngas
Accomplished Faets-A Discourse. j. Brady, A, b.
+ Chime the Bells
After the Overture of Tampa, which
was given with remarkably fine. effect by
the College orchestra, under the direction
OF Father Holland, a musician of consid-
cradle talent, an original ode, entitled
Plus TX, was gracefully delivered by Mr..
G. Theard, of New Orleans, young gen
teman whose scholarly attainments en-
title him to special notice In the orig
inal debate which followed, seHave the |
Fine Arts exercised beneficial influence |
on Society ,?-'the young debaters acqrnt-
ted themselves in o very creditable man
ner, and from their different standpoints, |
argued forcibly and well. During the
course of the debate an attack. was made |
upon the light literature of the day, the
coming in for round share
Of abuse, though we here pause to thank
the young gentlemen for the honorable
exception made in the case Of the REa1s-
FER and for the compliment paid it. |
Modern poets were not neglected and
they Caught it, !" but one speaker, Mr.. L.
Massero, rose to say word in favor of
our own Father Ryan, who combined the
workings Of a poetical Imagination with
the works of an Apostle. One of the
young gentlemen taking part i'll the de-
bate, MIR T.. Major, it may be interesting
10 state, was a member of the staff of the
gallant General Morgan Gin the days
which tried mems souls" y"
The chairman, Mr.. E. Dugas, summed
Up the debate, and decided in the affirm
tive -. -..,
/; '.The Chimney Sweep poem by Mr.. {
!. - GouneT, oneM tne professors Oh the
;0llege, an admirable composition, was
8 well and feelingly rendered by Mr..
Eearns that many in the audience wereI
loved to tears, some of the 4terner sex 81
4 the number, who are unused to the
lelting mood - , T.:
From grave the performances turned
rst to the sevare. in the rendition Of nj
panish and GeVpnan piece, said to be
dmiIably given; then to the gay in the
reduction of the amusing. play of
Scenes from the Village Iawyer.'' The ,
ssndition Of this piece conyulsed the an.
iepee with laughter, the young gentle
asPecGye, parts and acting with much W
oilit and Life Lies Deux AVOng1es," oil
leso-dEama, performed by MsssEsJ G.
heard end E. Dugas, was, pNrkAps; one 'e
the best rendered. parts Of tie pro- -
ramme and attracted much attention.
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TUITION:

The system Of education emhra e French
and English languages. zig: Ref rennan-
ship, Feench and English GramI Arithmetic,
Ancient and Modern Geogra use Of the
Globes. Prose and Poetical suion, His
tory (Ancient and Modern. Sad tnofsce,)
Chronology. French aud ~ q, Literature,
Rhetoric, Mythology, M Lsnrosopby,
Chemistry, Astronomy. Bok Keeping,
Mathematics. etc. Music, 4n&, PAINTING,
Piain and Ornamental s. It apestry
Embroidery. Artificial Fl "e "'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-28

We are sorry to learn that u old
friend c. II. Gee met with a serious ac-
cident on last Friday. He was at q
chopping frolic at Mr.. Landers' and
was engaged i'll picking brush, when
a tree that was being chopped down by
JesseTownsend and a young Mr.. Lander.
fell une lpectedly, striking Mr.. Gee FIRST
on the head then his left leg was caught
between the falling tree and a stump.
His leg was literally crushed-Dr.
wounds-At last account Mr.. Gee was
doing very well.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-28

We believe that the eminent public
characters who have favored the sin
gle Presidential term are distinguished
outs" whose chances to be in. depend
greatly upoL whetherthe man who hap
pens to be i'll shall hold the place four
years or eight. 1t makes great differ
ence to aspirants whether there shall
be four President. i'll sixteen years. or
only two. Ifmen's mortality were i'm
mortal. we dare say it would be
different.
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Order Capitalization.

IN the Crcui. CouII within and Tor ihs q. unite .
Andrew In the State Of AisseIaj October erm
thereof OciCSer rgh ISL
THOMAS b. PALMER rt-:n;il
EAEEIIT PaLNIK Defendant. v
Now At this dry cUmss The II,init-. ssd II =,
peaTing To the CGGrt Shat the Geferaaui, urr-fst
Palmer, cannot b. s,unInoIeu Ia taie. action. II IA
ordered that publication be made, ng;ify ~ he,
tina. an action has kees cCT:fncEesd ~ Ems; hSf. hr
petition IN the JiTc1y Count Of Andre " COUNTY, II,
the state oi Missouri, IN ubjec aic general nafsr,
Ut which, l. 10 procure the oder sd decree o! ANA
cpUrt disso!yiag the boGtt ci x.atr1uony tsis.i1x
H. IA her and III plaIrila .nG IN rs il. tsIaae.,
AID .e,'ES The rIfe Ui nellie ~ Palm y, aud
Lille u. Palmer, children, n Inv aid tlsiatL,
rhUmIs B. Palmer ard that uliess shc he md AZ
pear nj he next torn Of this c-UI,. Z, &c :teii;sn -
The t5uTF House ia savannah. Nisuin me 4csur1r ~
Andrew aforesaid, On: the mai d=y'uf- iat ;exf
April term thereof, tt i@:aE ~ tr- nrsl d. dr
April lr.2.1 sGG UL g. Uc.JI h sixth say ihef, OF.
Gf the trlIr shall so long cJn. -, .Ghd Il not then
before tn Il OT IN. jerr,. J n nieft VIII he i'm
dered agti-, Asr as pTay.. "a l:alai!Is Pefif,oa.
in tn ASDk-" COUNTY ETrCB-IciS, = nsw-ys ~ er
published IL he c.G4 - .Nls.TrE Sto:eS..C, :of
four wevhs succe,sigeI. i've j'S' insertion 10. IL a.
least four weeks before II. : ..ae..c. alcEt o. liz
mex. term OF this { W..
STATE OF MISeorai
County Of Andre
Phinads IIva,G. tieTA .f 200 C,.:u. IN.
within ana for 'hP County ~ - III the 50 o:
MiSspIsG, h"rthy e.::if- the s.s5Is ans force. ~
be a true and comet ca!l Of the original .i,st cf
publication III tn CAM her. I. aEalet., - lie
SAM appears u .Iccd.d II IL uN.rt.
In witness wnrlc"ti haze a'rtin EFt ~ axlf.
and afnysG M oHc;aI sal, u ms tS,ce IA
Savannah this 9Th ~ Of .,-ashIy. \. . ~.
tLS.l -IiNEAs ED"AKD> tizIk.
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The editor of the Ncr Era complains
of us for commencing 4 sentence with
the words "our Devil" and makes 4
very feeble attempt al being witty
over the discovery that thcreis a "Dcv-
IL connected with the REPUBLICAN
Ollie.
Formerly ii was the custom in mon-
archical forms of government. for the
King to retainin his employment al
individual. commonly called the court
fool, for the special amusement Of his
Imperial majesty. The well known
Imperial proclivities of the Democratic
party accounts for their employment Of
the editor of the Ner Era to amusc
the weak minded of that party, who
Ike himself are incapable of apprecra-
ting argumeut,O or Distinguishing between
til. "Devil," of a printing office, and
the individual who is reputed to have
supreme control of the regions below
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTOR. and BUILDERS,

Sotice Is hereby given H. Contractors. Builders
anu all others interested, that HI Board OF Ldu-
cIIiph OF tn city Of savannah" will receive sealed
proposals Tor The erection OF the new addition 10
'hr 'ubl!c sch Dul III ,u-e al savannah.
Inc Proposals l.. br ulrd with The secretary of
IN boald, on or briurr Tho An Il " Of March I-T1
me iliHN specific liIDu5 and drIli! Drawing, all
com 'iete cln be seen Al The ullc. ui IIrrca a lirl
on aiIc llicr thu 10Th day ui February Isl. AT which
learned. ' y"
SAD proposals shall be- in the following mlnn.r
~. IlpPosala Tor Excavation AID stone work.
including all cut stone.
md Proposal, Tor Brick work.
tin and iron work
iLh. Proposals for rlastcr.ng.
an proposals Tor Painting Including Glazing
n'aru VIII receive Proposals lpr each part
o. '!e "''Ih da above set out, and Will also receive
Proposals I'f ihe entire building c M l-tc.
nish all internal. "
The Board reserves the right 10 reject auy and all
proposals.
The sealed proposals 10 he opened in the presence
OF tnt Board, wlen IN session, on The irb DIV Of
March le'2, between the hours of 10 o'clock in the
forenoon and / O'Clock in the afternoon of thai dIy.
all proposals 10 be Med before any mr.. Openrd
by ORDER OF The BOARD.
ANDERsUN,
President.
DAVID REA,
iod Secretary
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-28

On last Friday night g man by the
name of Ritchv went into the store of
Mr.. J. B. Russell i'll this city and was
very noisy. and when requested by mir.
Russell to keep still. he flew into a dread
frl rag drew his knife and was going
for Joseph i'll a lively manner about this
time Joseph had come to the conclusion
that he was not prepared to try the re-
alities of another world, so he tried the
strength of the poker upon the head OF
Ritchey. 1t was thought for a day or
two hat he might be fatally injured
but he is now in a fair way Of recovery.
No blame is attached to MIR. Russell.
he was compelled to act as lie did TO
save his own life.
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Order of Publication.

In the Circuit Court within and fo- the county Of
Andrew and state OF Missouri, April lsEln lhrseof
A. ID. ls12.
Wilcher Cardwell Plaintiff, ;
Against
Tyre ". Freeman, Rebecc. FresEsa. lis Wife
Miles Hale. Jesse Cole, stephen Hale and
William hilleil, Defendants.
Now, on this 2ird dry of Janusr7 A. ID. Is.s
comes Wilcher Cardwell the p~laiutii ~ the sbOye
entitled Cause by Messrs Henry :. Kelly and WI
liam :. Grcenler hi, attorneys, before Ile under
signed. Clerk of the Circuit Court vi Andrew
county iii the state of Missouri, IN vH1stioE, and
IirS his petition. stating am Jng other tang, that
the above named defendants Iyrc NJ FREEMAN,
Rrbcccl Freelntn. Miles Hale. and " illi4m rli-
en-. ARE nonresident, OF this state. II Is - refor"
ordered by The tlelk aforesaid. In Vecai-'' "a
publication be- m ide, notify Ius them that zi 49,
ton has been commenced against ineIn, tT pCl.-
ton, in the Circuit Court OF Andrew County, in
the state OF Missouri, The objeci and general 3a'urc
OF which is To procure the order and decree - said
court correcting certain deeds of conveyance,
nlde and executed by d-irnd ants, by which hey
iH!ehaeI 10 Convey the North hall OF the south " Hst
quarter of section number twenty-five e. III
Township number SiXts go of range nuE1ber
l-!flN-siN ~ IN Andrew c.Uu'l IN The Stale oil
Missouri bu! by mistake instead OF convey ing said
Land cCIveyed he West half Of said quarter Sec
ton. And to procure the further order and decree
al said Court dive-iIGg said defendants OF any right
TILE interest OF Claim to the said North hall of tie
south West quarter VI -~ecsiOn =! in township 81 Of
l.Ingr 30, and vestins the legal iitle, in Zee simple
thereto in the plaintiff Wilch,r Cardwell IT Is
further ordered that unless the SAID Tyr. NJ. rec
MIN. Rebecc! FretmIn, Miles Hale, and William.
hIllen, be and appear at the next term Of said
court, 10 be holden at the Court House, IN SavaL-
nah, within the county of Andrew and state afore-
said, ON the
First day Of April, 4. D. 1872.
And on or before the sixth day thereof, tf the term
should 80 long continue, and il not, then before
the end of the term,) judgment will he rendered
against them as prayed ia %llaintiA's petition. 1t
is further ordered That a. copy hereof be publish
ed in the Andrew COrRty heyHEacaP, n newspIi er
published in said county II Andrew, Isr lOur
weeks before the comInencemeut Of The neAs ,eTm
of said court.
PHrNTAs EDWARDS CleTE.
! Phineas Edwards Clerk Of the Circuit Court
within and for Andrew county IL the stale @; Mis-
souri,, hereby certify the above and foregoing 10
be a true and correct copy Of the original o!der #
publication in The Cause therein named, as the
SANE appears on lle ia my Office.
IN witness whereof have hereto set my hand as
CleIk aud affixed seal of said Court .: Office il
savannah Mo, this I'd day OF January l5-2.
Us. PUISEA EDWARDS, Clerk.
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Re marks on Advertising.

We are now entering into the season
of the year when every business man
should make his business known. The
way to do this successfully is by advertis-
ing. The business men Of Savannah
should look to their interest in this re-
spect. and represent themselves well in
their home paper.
1t may be that our business men do not
look at this in 4 proper manner, or they
would surely do more in this line. They may
not be aware that We are sending our pa
pers far and wide; hundreds of persons
peruse our columns weekly who prchaps
never heard Of Savannah before. We look
at advertising in this manner: The news
paper is the guide Of emigration, parties
wishing to emigratc. x Q<ue all periodi-
Gals from which they may obtain any inf0r-
nation in regard to times III different To-
~calities. in doing so they must judge from
display of advertisements in such pcpers
as they may chance to see when they see
a paper with u good display Of advertising
they are at once impressed, with the E"r.
that, it is -FOUR hing business place md
are ten times more apt to visit such local
tiles in looking out a l|oclt;on thln ms
other. And those who advertise are al
most certain to obtain their patronage.
We wish to enlarge our paper and hope
at the beg.ning OF the next quarter to send
out 4 handsomcr paper than has ever be-
fore been published in Savannah. We hope
all our business men Will take hold and
aid Us in this enterprise.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-28

HORSE SToLEN.-H. P. Alexander
rode into town OIL Thursday night and
hitched his horse in front OF Brown and
Sargents Drug store-shortly after
wards a young man slightly intoxicated
concluded it would be much more con-
venient to ride out home than to walk:
mounted the horse and rode out of
town some 8 or ( miles turning the
horse in the road-Mr. Alexander found
his horse near where he had been
turned loose. had the Young gentleman
arrested and brought before Esq. John,
he waived all examination and was
committed in default of 500 bail.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-28

The following is from a friend at
Bolchow, and was not received in time
for last weeks issue and should have
been entered under the head Of Bachel-
Ors.
J. 3. k.-A~ country merchant supposed
to be a native ofthe 'Flowcry Kingdom
Disposed to follow literary pursuits.
Somewhat noted AZ a correspondent of
the Ven Era. IIss been disappointed in
love, is known to have rented a house
for occupancy in the spring. bat his .gal'
has gone back on him lately. Some
what soured in disposition from a COM
bination of cir, umstances he could not
control, yet of naturally amiable quail
ties Considers himself prominent as /.
candidate for a ''phat" office. would not
be hard to catch, and would be a de-
sirable catch, if he can only obtain the
"phat" Office.
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Dobbins will give you three
gallons good Coal Oil for 81.

March is usually represented as .
p;erthS time. Not so with all il
Tllnes forth. For instance D~EMoREsT's
ioeNG AMERICA, although ANYTHING
out quiet, has no blu.ter. II is ali
solld, sound, useful and entertaiuinr in
It's contents, just the thing for indoor
amusement for the season. GET COW
Tor Ten Cents. at a Book store, or snb-
scribe for a year, for your Rows snd
Girls; Only 81, with apremium. Pub.
lished at sSS Broadway.
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nr,.,s;n ntirr

Notice is hereby given, that i state
ment made in the New EjG, by }.
G. Gam. and E.E. Barrowsfn regard to
.c,-tain Partnership IEithG I. W-.%Tpv-
ride, Is wholly false; said YartUer-
ship between tie above named parties,
did and does exist, that the same has
been adjusted.
Men who sign their III to
a statement. for the purpose OF mali
cious injury. should have the cendem-
nation OF all just linen.
Z. ". SNYDER.
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Blank Mortgage Deeds, Notes and
Receipts, for sale At this office.

GRAND ENTERTAINMENT.-By re-
quest of many Of the Ladies aud Gen
tlemen ofthis city the Savannah Lyce-
um will discuss the subject of Woman's
rights. At the Court House on Saturday
evening March end. Mr.. John Wilkin-
son OF Michigan will deliver al Grafton.
All are invited to attend.