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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-16

SOME curious experiments have re-
Gently been made In France, to asce'-
tain the effects of wine, brandy and
absiuthe on fowls. The result was
that they lost flesh rapidly, more e..
pecially those who drank abSiuthc
Tw" months Of abSinthe drinking was
found sufficient to kill the strongest
cock or hen. The fowls who INDUCED
IN brandy alone lasted. however, four
months and a half. while the wine-
blbblers survived for ten months. 1t
was not ouly their health which WAS
affected by alcohol. their personal ap-
pearance underwent IN extraordinary
change. An immense development OF
cocks crests took place. The crests, 1t
Is stated. increased to four times their
original Size. and assumed q hue Of un.
natural brightneSs-probabiy OH the
slime principle that the noses OF coll
firtned druIkardS become preternatur-
ally large aud red.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-16
THE OLD MEMS = RANT MEETING
BIT JOHN n. HAYES.

=. : -H--lsI.h
Wen. wife. we had a meeting at the schoo!,house
And was enosen chairman to keep the old men
Bot / found I couldn', do II; each man down
his cane would plant,
And shout with al the voice be had: I'm
going IL for Grant,"
We talked through the past four years. what
great things had been done;
How the nations debt had melted Ike snow
We said, TO keep i, meltin', better thing we
Than g s,Isk and han: together, and all 60 in
We all looked through our speetaeles upon the
naked facts,
Then drew tho veil Of charity o'cr giant sum-
We said: I'VE Ike you, sumner, bat go your
Then made the sehooi-house echo with rous!ns
cheer FOR 9rant. H
We didn't have much charity for Trumoall or
for Schurz:
They stand around the party gate, pair of
snariing ours;
Their tpeeches canpot hurt US, nor make Grant
toe their ma->-
handle BARK.
We talked about Grants smokin-we thought
To vote hat out OF ONCE We might vote a worse
one in:
And ssein' we were smokers, twoaldn't do for
uSto rant,
30 we liz our pipes together and smoked the
heilth Of Grant.
In the DAYS OF ide Rebellion none OF Us could
go 10 fiyht,
But We read from morn till evening how he
battled Tor the right.
He has been the nstlon's servant In the Gay. OF
pc .ce and war.
And treason mclts before him like the smoke
from hts cigar.
Amer I'D adjourned the meeting gave each toe
frienily grip;
We, every one, determined to stand by the war.
tried ship. I
We will not topplc over. We will not even slanf,
But put our canes down firm and strong, and
stand up straight 10. Grant.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-16

COLLECTS ADVERTISING AND SUB;
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Colorado, Arizona and adjacent Territories
Sandwich Islands. the Briti.h Possessions. Mex
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-16

The luck of B. F. Pullen. Mayor OF
Paris. Ky. has changed. aud after Il
dishesrtening succession Of ten girls,
number eleven proves to be fine boy.
An old sport once said that "when
luck's asia you. les no u'e to shuttle
the keerds, and you'd better lay out
for hand or two" But the reward
Of perseverance, in Mayor Pullen's
case does not corrobo-lte the theory.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-16

MRs. CoSKrIS, of Farmer City. ILL.,,
visited Mr.. Merry's blacksmith shop n
few days ago. cowhide In hand and
vengeance in her heart. \ hot iron
welded by Mr.. Merry proved the mole
effective weapon in the encnuiter,
and Mrs. ConElin fled incontinently.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-16

I'M AND AFTER TUESDAY, JUNE 18TH
Stages win leave Oh arrival or 10 A. IN, ~,
from Virginia for Genoa and Warm Sprin,e oa
TUESDAY, Thursday and Saturday, ketprn,Um Um
-ane days and connecting with the r. y, tra;S
for Virginia. Regular stage leavcr for the
South on Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, Al I
". F. WILSON, Proprietor.
J. D. KERsEY, Agent. = -
Carson, June Is, 1873. isiA In
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1872-07-16
ADVERTISING

aIRARD's sECRET.-stephcn Girard used
TO .ay In hIs old age: II have always cons!d
cred advertising literally and long TO be the
yreat medium OF success In business, and The
prelude to wealth. And have made II an inya'
riable rule 10 advertise In the dullest times al
well a. the busiest, long experience having
taught ME that money thus spent II well laid
out, as by continually keeping my business be-
fore the public II has secured many sales that
otherwise would have lost.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
QRKELEY VS.. THE SOLDIERS.

Horace Greeley is swinging round
the circle" making speeches in New
Jersey, Penns~y lvania. Ohio, Ken
lucky, Indiana, &C., imploriug the
people not to defeat him for Prsi-
dent, as the signs Of the times indi-
cato.te.lim to a certainty. The peo-
pid have . higher aim in view than
the weal or woe of the man Greeley,
and will vote for a safe and trustwOr-
thy Administration of the affairs OF
this nation-and General Grant has
proven himself to be tho man 10 main
tain the credit. of tie Government
and merit thesccufilence of the pco.
pie. Greeley made a speech'at Pitts
burg . day or SO aftee, tAe adjourn
ment Of q monste reunion Of tiIs sol
diers of th5~i&s war, and because
these soldicrs,expresscd confidenoc in
the honesty, mngnasimity and" pstri-
otism of General Grant as President.
Horace Greeley takes it upon himself
to deliver the following insulting re-
marks:
He referred to the late ~convcntIoa
Of soldiers' and sailors in this city
stating that it was q large assemblage
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Benjamin r. Bethurum. by his
w certain deed of trust dated April y, 10y,
and recorded In the Recorders INC Of Andrew
county, In the State Of Missouri, conveyed to the
undersigned the following described tracts,
pIeces or parcels Of land, lying and being IN the
county Of Andrew, in the State OF Missouri, To-
wit: The northeast quarter OF section twenty
four ClI and the southwest quarter OF the north
east quarter of section twenty-five (2S), AL IN
township sixty-one (6f) Of range thirty-six C56),
to secure the payment OF q certain Promissory
note in said deed of trust mentioned anu de-
scribed; -
And whereas, said deed of trust provided that
In case said note was not paid at the time II De,
cane due and payable, that the undersigned
Trustees, or either Of them, might proceed TO
sell said real estate, or any part thereof, ior
cash, to the highest bidder, first giving twenty
days notice Of the time, terms and place OF sale,
with o description Of the property to be sold, by
advertisement in some newspaper printed IN
said county Of Andrew. D.,
And whereas, said pronissory note IS due and
| uapaid, now, therefore, we, the undersigned
Trustees, by virtue ofthe authority In US vested,
VII, on the 18th Of October, 1872,
| Between nine O'Clock 4. NJ. and five O'Clock r.
Il. Of that day, at the Courthouse door IN the
town Of Savannah, In the county Of Andrew and
State OF Missouri, sell said parcels OF land to the
highest bidder, Tor cash, to satisfy said note and
the interest thereon. and paying the costs and
sII.As wOoDSON,
BENJAMIN Il. VINEYARD,
49, Trustees.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
GENERAL John B. Henderson chal-

GENERAL John B. Henderson chai-
lenged SiIas Woodson for q joint dis
cussion throughout the State, saying
ave will arrange appointments, or
if preferred by you, I will join you IN
those t6u have already made" WOOD
sen backs out BY alleging-frst, ne
has already made his appointments
for speaking: and, second, he caught
cold in a rain storm and can't speak
The truth is, he dare not meet lien
derson in dcbste. The st. Louis
Democrat suggests that Woodson Is
one of tnoee fellows who don't know
enough to come in out CT the rain.
A CALL is made for the straight
out" Democrats TO meet at the coui''
tv seats of their respective counties
OH Saturday, September % Cto-m'r'
ROW. TO select delegates to their state
Convention. to be held at Jefferson
CITY OH the 4th OF October. The ma
;oritv of Democrats in this county
haze Seen "sAfhpod in" to the sup
por. Of Greeley, and Andrew county
will not likely &c represented i'll thi'
convention Of the pure Democracy"
OF Missouri.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

ADAM KLIPPEL, our brother edI-
tor of the Holt County Sentinel, is
very SORE bee ,usc he was not nomina-
ted for Senator from this district.
and is indiscreet enough to indulge in
uncomplimentary remarks concern
ing the delegates in the Senatorial
Convention. We believe they we're
gentlemen-certainly those who went
from this county wcrc-and were
governed in their actions by an i'm
partial and pure desire to further the
best interests of the party. Our own
|'candidate-Colonel Giddings-who
received a large vote in tho Conven-
ton, is perfectly satisfied with the re-
suit, and would have been had Mr.:
Klippei been the fortunate Hsan, and
30 also would we. I.sis lfot'the part
of a good Republican who failsto get
Ia nomination which he very much de.
sired, TO thcreupon endeavor to To-
lnent discomfort in his W party and
encourage his political enemies.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
State Ticket,
ELECTORS:

ELECTORS:
MLAsss-c; 3; Wilkinson, Aose' p,.SS" Sn;
First District harles II Tciehmrr y, Eiec'or;
George Gehrke, Alternate
secend District-E..A 4. Rose att, Elrcfnr;
r. c. Alien, Alternate ,,u-
iaifd DisirisiJ: {: orrirs Eleet"r; William
Fourth bis'ritt~John A. Weber, El'cior;
Gastsye 81. Gem, Alter ate. -,
Finn Dktrict-R. }. Dean, Electors; Er'ii
sixth pistrig-c, ". Thrasher, Elecior; John
Seventh tfstr' @;eoi ge X. smith, Eicctsf;
A. J. Saitisc:n, Alternate.
Eighta D..s:riet-E. II. kim'ai, Eiecior' 'oha
g.. WSov.s, Alternate:
tenth District-D. P. Dorsey. Elsctor; r. a
Holcomb, Alternate.
Eleventh District-A. u. Denny, Exeter; J..
A. Hubbard, Alternate. :,
Twelfth District-F. A. JONES, Hector; d y
Thirfeenth DistrictJ. VI. Stout, meyer, Lice
TOR; Theodore Rruerr, Alternate.
JOHN b. HENDERSON, Of ST. Louis
Iev Lieufenant Gouernor-
JOHN H. SLOWER, OF Morgan.
T. ". voERDE, of Jackson.
DANIEL NJ. DRAPER, of Montgomery
DANIEL o'CoNoR, of St. Louis.
JEFF. CHANDLER, Of Buchanan.
Fer Register Of Lands-
+. A. NlCHY, of Cole.
John 2. ELLIS, Of Greene dong term).
IRA z. LEONARD. Of Jefferson Gong terml
HENRY A. CLOVER, Of st. Louis (six years)
GEO. n. SHIELDS, Of Marion -four years.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

Our "~efiicient" member of the
Legislature in another column i'll
Gulgas i'll personal abuse of Mr.. Bon
ham, for.ns other reason that we can
learn than that Mr.. D0nham has made
pnLsie' certain facts regarding said
members mfitagu' accounts whirh'ap -
pear on record in the State Auditors
Office. MIR. Crockett's- acknowledged
ignorance Of 1.-THE dietaByc he lived from
the Capital caused n loss to the State
and a gain to him of several hundred
dollars mora than the former nssm-
Der from this county received. Veri-
ly, "when ignorance is bliss, tits folly
to be wisc."
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
FRIDAY MORNING, SEPT. 81, 1872
A.. II. WYATT FOR SENATOR.

The following, which We clip from
the Atchison County Journal, (of
which county Mr.. Wyatt, the Republic
al candidatb-for Senator from this
District, is a citizen), will show what
IL thought of our candidate at home:
It is with unfeigncd pleasure that
we this week announce the action Of
the Republican Senatorial Conven-
vention of this District in placing
Hon. A. L. Wyatt in nomination for
State Senator. W. regard it not only
rs q compliment to u w county in
being permitted to furnish the candi-
date, but as a just tribute to the
marked ability and unwavering dcvo-
ton to principles characterizing the
public and private acts OF that gen.
tleman.
Nh. Wyatt has served.the people of
this county in the capacity OF Sherifi
and Collector two tcrfHs) and as KEEP
resentative in the State Legislature,
and it is due- t6 HIM to say that he
discfargcdthe duties incumbent upon
him in both positions to the en-
tire satisfaction ofthc people and with
credit to himself.
As a member Of the LegisiAture'his
almost constant arc was to look to
the interests of his constituents to
'leave no stenc unturned' that would
in the least advance the interests OF
the county. And upoH,a1l measures
of q public nature beacted with wis
dom and discretiea, always record
ing his vote in Tavor of that which in
his judgment would best subscrve the
interests of the whole people.
1t may be said Of Mr.. Wyatt .thatah
cvery. relation of life and in 'evcry ca
paciiy ne has been called to act he
has acquitted himself with honor
As business man he is the peer of
any man in the District. Not only
are his habits of business good, but
he Is psssesoco7 If unusual financial
abllifyI~
M<sWyatt is we'll qualified for the
Office of State Senator. a mar of
sound, practical business habits, al,
unimpeacliable character for integrity
snd'business capacity, and an unfair
neutrality-suspicious. as a good citizen,
hssxlly il elected, perform the duties
oftks'offcc without prejudice or ia
vor, and in the Interest Of the whole
people Of his district.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

THE Democratic Convention Ill
Gentry county, by its nominations
not ONLY showed its anxiety to 'cllsp
ha,its gross tie bloody chasm," with
Union Democrats and Liberals, but
in its great anxiety, Hauled them into
the chasm-every nomination. but
one being an extreme Confederate
Democrat. Tie Democrats who were
Union men during the war are salts
fled this did not altogether happen to
be SO, and have therefore united with
the Republicans, and last Saturday
put forth a citizens ticket, which will
be elected by three or four hundred
majority,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

BENNET PIKE lIas been nominated
for Congress from this District by
the Democrats. The ease he gives
for being a "Libcral' is that another
man was substituted in his place MS
. United States ofiice-holder. His
principies.ttisg based on this solid
and sure' foundation, he will nsk the
%citizens'of the Ninth District 10 give
him another - ReprcseiH stivc-in
preference to such al efficient.
thorough and eompetcn, Congress-
man as the Hon. /. &. Parker is rec
ogniZed OIL all hands to be. His re-
quest will not be granted, for Parker
will be elected by q dcseryedly large
majority.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
f men for a single purpose ofrekind-

of men for q single purpose ofrekind-
ling the bitterness, hatred, animosl-
ty, antipathies, fears and excitements
ofthe civil war, for the advantage OF
a political party. They talk about
rebels and traitors; are We V 10
be doiie with this! We demaIi.ieo OF
our a:iversarirs in the great civil war
that they surrender their arms anu go
Ia their homirs. and they did s"Treit-
der them. We demanded that the!
enfraucbjsc tie blacks. and TIE hiarkS
are eufru,rliscG. Nome hut white
u,ru now stand DISTINGUISHED ON The
s6lltof cur country.
The following resolution adopted
by the Soldiers convention proves
Mr.. Greeleys assertion that they we're
cpyeudcring the animoeities Of the
late civil war, to be wickedlv and
maliciously false:
4 We cherish no spirit of revenge
toward our fellow-ritizens OF the
South. The masnanimity Of our
late commandcr-in-clie ON the field
of Apponiattox WAS a sufficient guar
antce of tl.c Union army that the
bloody cbasm was closed !: and with
malice toward none. but with. clIafi-
III sct All, ne esseAasalMe ffeEf hand
Of fellowship 70 ali ;trose who accept
i'm GOOD faith tire resftfts Of the war,
and " no will extend 10 every AHcri-
can citizen, of whatever race or color,
the rights which ase ~sahcalnly guar
antccd Nv the Constitution OF rhe
United States and the laws matrc T.:
pursuance thereof.
The m~agnnnimity and conserva-
ism of the American soldier is pro-
verbal, and the miserable attempt by
Horace Greeley to accuse them OF
prescription and unchaiitableness TO-
ward their former opponents in war,
is unwarranted by the facts, and
should meet with condemnation ut
the hands of the men who saved the
Government from destruction. MIR.
Greeley urges it az very magnani-
nous in the South TO have surreii-
dercd its armies and enfranchised the
blacks. lie did not think so at the
time these things were donc-he
claimed they were done through ne
cessity, and so they were. The first
of these they wcre compelled to con-
sent Is, after a four years bloody war,
and tho second-thc reimbursement
OF fic blacks-has always been OPP
posed, and never consented to, by the
white people of the South. 1t seems
that Horace Greeley is willing to
.clasp hands across the bloody chasm'
with soldiers of the Confederacy, but
with Union soldiers, never! Mr..
Greeley is a little too extreme in. his
views to meet with the support o:
! the conservative masses.
The a~sciaration of MI. Greeley that
Fnone but white men were disfran-
chiscd in this country, is in the face
| of the well known fact that there Id
no class DISTINGUISHED in this countr!
to-dsy. Jefferson Davis is a voter
| and what then ia Mr.. Greeley bah
bling about?
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
Order of Publication.

I the Circuit Court Of Andrew County. Ms
L souri,. Justin c. Waterman. plaintiff, against
f kuelss L. ss,,sr s On ,s Js-I 'oSs a.. =, ssii sa.s e.
1872, comes the plaintiff, by Messrs. Heren B
Rea, his attorneys, and il appearing to the ntis-
faction Of the Court thsi the defendants, Laeius
l.. Seller and Charlotte N. Seller, Can not be sum-
n.enedi i'm this action. it's orderedrb5 the cesxs
tf.at puDl.cstionf be r.A1e nntifying them that IN
action ha, been commenced against them by %
tition in the Circuit Court Of Andrew County IN
the State of Missouri, the object and general NJ
ture OF which Is to procure the order and decree
Of said Court substituting and subrogating plain
til to the rights Of the mortgage in . certain
mortgage executed by saia T. b. Seller aad
Charlotte N. seller to Andrew county in he
state y Missouri, under date Of June 3, leD,
encumberlng lots one andtwo a and y in blo4
isuyre-r twelve sf21' In Hntigens 4 Carpeutsr's
addition to the CRY Of Savannah. in said county
and State; which said mortgage was made tor
cure the payment to said county for the use Off
common school fund Of said county, certain
bonds for the sum of two hundred and hfty dnl-
lars, executed by said l.. l.. Seller ~ principal,
with said Waterman as security, and which sad
bombs, and the interest and casts thereon, hsvv
been paid by said Waterman As such security
said Court rendering Judgment against said de-
f%rndlaut. l.. l.. Seller, for the sum OF three hun
bred anesfhny dollars, paid by him for SAID Seller
against him twstermsn) on said bonds; and
further, to procure An orler foreclosing u
equity Of redemption OF said defendants 10 said
AotS u AZ MOCK Il IN ktuugenS ana C4fpeu-
ter's addition 10 the city Of Savannah, and fof
an order for the sale Of the same. or 50 much
thereof as will pay said debt with interest and
costs of suit; and unless said defendants bs and
appear at the next term OF this Court. to be bold
en- at the Courthouse in Savannah, in the COUNTY
Of Andrew, on the second day Of December,
1872, and ON or before the sixth day thereof "
the term shall 20 long continue, and IL moi, thea
before the end OF the term), Judgment vii b
rendered against them, and their property sold
70 satisfyt6e same. Ri further ordered thsts
copy hereof be published In the Andrew County
Republican, 2 newspaper published Id ssid
county Of Andrew, ..fot four weeks successfully,
the last inaeTtiod = be as least four weeks belos
the comnencemen Of the next term Of this coun.
State Of Missouri, county Of Andrew. 81 a
J, Phineas Edwards, Clerk Of TIE Cifcuff Coan
within and for the county q Andrew, in ths Ssas
Of Missoqrb hereby certify te above and for..
going 10 be . true and eorrect copy Of the ordsfd
publication made Ia the oauGe therein NAMED. =
the came appeafsQfreeoxd In my ONCE.
In witness whereof, haps beNee
SEAL. set my z md anxed ny oasa
Sseal, at my once. In Savannah, TN
10th day Of September, 1878.
HS PHINEAS EDWARDS, Cak-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

The 81 nc year that Judge Wood
son received twenty thousand dollars
for Inducing. the Buchanan county
courti-by legal process or otherwise
to issue four hundred thousand dol.
lars in bonds TO a railroad company,
the records show that he returned III,
inaeme of but two thousand dollars,
undcroath.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

THE Ss.f- Joseph Gazette says
'Woodson wilfdoubtfcas~ take care of
his personal and professional honor
effestually. The Judge knows how
totass-careaofthiDgs.- He took rare
Of the Buchanan County bonds most
effsetually.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

DR.. 4. B. BROWN, of Benton Township
~ County JUDGE
B. B. CASE, of Monroe.
John Z. CKLDwELL, of Nodswsy.
PEMBROKE MERCER, Of Platte.
/. CHTrTEyDEN, Of Jackson.
WILLIAM D. ALLEN, Of Washington.
Y6S Treasurer
JOHN B. MAJORS, OF Sodswsy.
Tsr ScAeol Supc,infendent-
W. D. H0AR, of Platte.
Fer Public Administrdtor-
ALLEN HOLT, of Washington.
For County Attorney
GEORGE T. BRYAN, Of Sodsway.
IN Ssrueyor-
Al. bESHAZO, Of Empire.
fer Coroner
". g. STARR, of Rochester.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27

ALL former registrations are OF no
account i'm the coming election. Ev-
crybody must register on the 10th,
Ilth or 18th of October or lose their
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-27
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