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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

The \cw York .HGa having dropped
II. e. GJr IL" Presidency now i.oisis
thGuamcolLym&n TrumbUll Of Illinois.
We don't Jeii"rr that Lyman would
rnn As a Democratic candidate for the
Presidency worth a ccut. And &, rca-
ION therefore submit thefrilowingfron
lis speech delivered to the Republican
Convention Of Illinois last Scptcm-
Der
There are also other reforms in GOV
cTnmcHt that nrc to be brought about.
How is all this to be accomplished?
That is the great question that is GOING
to be submitted 10 the American people
in the ucxt election. The war is over
that contest i done. Now what po-
litical or"an;zrtiom will b. safest forthc
American people? Hereafter whore
shall we look! Shall we look to thar
party which brought the government to
civil war to preserve the Union? Will
You look to that party which ruined the
credit o thc nation 50 that il could not
borrow at less than from II to 30 per
cent. per annum-to that party which
iuauguratcd the doctrine that to the VIC
tors belong the spOilS-tO that party
which now desires further to ~d"prcciatc
the currency Of the country by issuing
millions and millions more oft? Hit
l. believed by the American people, 10
matter to what party they belong, Re-
publican or Democrat, that the govrn-
ihcht ofihe country vii! be safest in the
hahds "fthese men: if Won believe that
tAc men many OF whom sought to de-
sLroE the government will be more
likely 10 preserve it than those who
lou@ht Tor Its existence; if o believe
That the men who ruined its trade viii
be more Hely TO improve it than they
who, men 1t was ruined, have already
re-establlrhcdi it to a great extent: ifvou
look for reforms to them, then it is the
duty OF the voter to go TO the polls and
vote withthe Democratic party"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Andrew County again carries off the
prize. Andrew County has repeatedly
taken first premiums at ncighboring
counties, at Agricultural and Horticul-
tural flirs. and now one of her fair
daughters receives the compliment Of
beng voted the haHdsomest lady. at a
neck tie festival recently held at Union
Hall in Maryvillc. 1t is almost useless
for usto give helady's name. as many Of
MI readers win readily guess, that it is
Miss Annie Talbot. who last year was
engaged as one of the teachers in our
public school.
Miss Talbot unquestionably deserves
the high compliment conferred upon
her.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

TAMMANY has met again and resolved
It to be '.nccessary to the interest Of
the Democratic party Of the State and
Nation that the organization known as
the Tammany Hall General Committee
should continued I've the regular Demo-
cratic organization Of the City and
county of New York" Another resolve
pledges Tammany to reform i'll munich
pal, State and national government.
Forgetting for an instant the ciirontcry
ofthis front. and admiring for Il mo-
mcnt the sublimity OF snch impudcncc.
look at its symptoms of sincerity. The
notion that Tammamv should rule the
Democratic party of the country. and
through that the country itself. is thrust
forward in the same breath with the
sop Of reform. The committee also re-
solve regrets over The disgrace ofTwccd
& Co. and defeat of the Democracy.
with a unity ofthcsc ideas that j. laugh-
able. 1t shows US that the rooted sOr-
row Is the political disaster. and sug-
gests that Tweed & Co.'S principal sin,
in Tammany's eve is in the getting
caught.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10
MO TAaG- Sh r,

Whereas Conrad llartzcll and Isa-
bella Ilartzcll his wife. by their certain
mortgage with power ofSalr, dared june
18th 1870 recorded in Book y at page 2>3
iii the Recorders office OF Andrew Conn.
~ Missouri, conveyed TO the undcrsigu-
ed the following described real estate
which lies iii Andrew County Missouri,
to Wit: The west half of the south east
quarter of section twenty four, oftowm-
ship sixty Orange thirty seven, which
said CONVEYANCE was made in trust to
secure the payment of Il certain prolnis-
sary note therein described; aud where
as said prOmissory note is sill due and
unpaid. Now therefore in a~ccordanrc
with the provisions of said Mortgage
and at the request OF the legal holder Of
said note. Notice is hereby given that |
viii On the
Sxtcenih O OF iaHnar' 1872.
between The hours Of 10 O'Clock n. m.
and 1 O'Clock p. N Of that day AZ the
Court House door in the CITY al SaVau-
nah Andrew County Missouri, proceed
to sell the above described Rcal-cStatc at
public vcnduc to the highest bidder for
cash III hand. for the purposes OF said
mortgage.
GEORGE A. WELLS,
9w4 Mortgage.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10
Jos Work done with neatness and
dispatch at this office.

We arr glad TO note the fact that an
:tiortis being made by influential par
ties in this citvto borrow ten or twelve
thousand dollars from q capitalist in
n. Joseph, with which 70 build an adj
GItl0h TO our Public School building.
we nope soon to be able TO give our
readers soine definite Intelligence of the
actloh akc to secure the consumna-
'oh ci Tbs much TO be desired object.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10
P.R THE TAPI.FS.


c-vth >.r-o'. =. Ch--rh. Tc-~f'os ov,rv oh
ia.h ~ . DIV - -n-rirs. roA- - I" "v"-
wing carroth Cer~n~ .. Q 8, II, Fravs-
irg every Wrdnoslav e~"-'r".
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pa. p-ov-- rr~"tfr- Wednesday eye of zach
weck at b-ick ch-r,h,
foGTz- C2~rvsa.~E,
P,s'r-
err,..-s u Christian church era'" Lcr's LAY At
Il q. II.
c--v;~as;- "ou+rr-- T'r''nrts' CN"-rf l "r'
I'D SaLh7ih N os,h month - - . "7@7!>
IN n n w De-'o-.
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ri .a,Ii1AGE %-iH

~ VII
WHEREAS. Franz y. i'a'zcr AID
Louisa Racer his wtc. on tie 5ih day OF
September $50 executed and delivered To
the Undersigned ticir certain Mortgage
Deed. which Mortgage is Griy recorded On
p,oc rs. in Record book -, IN the he
coltcr, Gllcs al Andrew County State OF
Missouri, Conveyed to the %undcrsi %ncd
Boyd Barr, certain lots pieces or parcels
Of land. described as follows: Lots No.
twelve ~ No. sixteen (lGJ AID No. ll3)
thirteen in Block, No. sixteen in the town
Of Am1zonia. Also lot No. Il hundrci
and thirty six, 036) in the town OF Boston,
all in the county Of Aldicw and State OF
Missouri; winch said conveyance was made
IN thu t to secure the IIym"nt OF IA certain
nD;c III sad Deed oI Mortgage mentioned
and dcsrr bed.
and Whereas. further, ii Was provided
in sad Deed q. Mortgage that IN casc oi'
failure to pay said note and interest there
ON, when the sane became due and pay
able then sad Trustee III ght proceed 10
sell sad lots, tracts, pccc, or parcels %
land. in said Mortgage deed described or
any part thereof. at pablo vcnduc 10 the
h chest bidder. at Amazolna IN the town
ship of Lincoln, County Of Andrew in the
State Of Missouri, first GIVING thirty days
public notice of the time, terms and place
OF said sale and OF the property to be sold,
by advertising in some news paper printed
in said County Of Andrew. and State Of
Missouri.
1ad whercos, the said note mentioned
and dc.cr. bed in the said deed Of Mortgage
is due and about two hundred dollars
thereof unpaid. Now therefore | the
Undersigned Trustee by Virtue OF the pow
or IN ne vested. will on the
twenty eveoth Dav of jan"a'y1e72,
between the hoa.s of9 O'Clock. in the lore
noon and q o'clock in the afternoon
on The said dcscr.bcd premises, in the said
Town of Amazonia IN the said township
Of Lincoln, County OF Andrew and state OF
Missouri, proceed to sell the said property
and Real Estate above described, at public
vendue. to the highest bidder for cash and
apply the proceeds OF the sale to the pur-
pose mentioned in SAID Deed of Mortgage.
BOYD BARR.
9w5 Trustee in Mortgage.
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Farm FIR SAL.

One hundred and fifty acres Il miles
IRON Savannah on the Maryvillc road. 50
acres In cultivation. b%ilancc good timber;
good STOCK water, 2J0 irut trees. fair dwell
Ing ana stable. For further PARTICULARS
enquire Of WIN. CHALLAroWTE
lImI Real Estate Art.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

We present to CIR rcai'rs On the
second pa-a, a bnrrtiful poem. written
b. Miss Anna Norris. W. return u
thanks to Miss Norris for this favor.
and shall lie glad to lear fun Lr
aGa;n.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

THEperSonal expense account Of the
KukluX Committee varied as follows:
Senator Scott. Republican. 500: Frank
Blair. Democrat. $1,000: Beck, of Ken
lucky, Democrat. 81 200. Those Demo-
cratic fellows favor economy fit don't
interfere with their chances.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Cal and a,n :ho,a nice now Goods II
:. Z. Ra-=si"'~. lie has { lar@c stoch Of
staple and Fancy Goods. which he sells
very cAcap. member the pi&cc, two
doors North Of The B.us.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

NJ. 'e'.
a good 10 acre lot IN the subhf4
Savannah, well improved a gcId
nousc Of : rooms. suoodrst,h,a .rrI
:. .,,,o 80 go e,,.:r -
r!'H'eiooo' iii'c e-'o''
", .,c
A good dwelling aud Lots il "a
nah. Price SI2Go.
NJ 90
4 good farm of 20 acre.. 500 .crd
cultivation .nd so ocras .cf nsstu
- vii o,,d -. -
or,hord ,,fIen 1850 - 80 IL
timh"r pr;ao "a
~ On
WY ues,aa.i, s[ii oi o. 'sf
hn,., III III -"
80 ouI s,r;nm a. 49, 80"
sore
Nc. cog.
4 good farm of I.S acres. . miles fl
timber , DWELLING Lanscs , cool
and GOOD sprinv-rricc $50 uer s,re
M 900
dosirob,o So II a ,c-.
oocf cr Sar.,mn: -
hnnSe Of ) rnn'ns nnNd III |
10 - rar
Ho O.,
, hons. .,1 lnt -, u.r.o, .r,
rooms-Pricn silica
No. s.c
4 house with 4 rooms. wrTL. stable
I'll fr,it 49,, - =. ~
NJ o.,
. o-r aos;r.tIo p.;aI u-;d
rno,ns q 60 ns t.,,I ]
wou $50 onS "r,;m. -" Fl
49,
\ good dwelling q 3 roCms 2lotI
good stable, and soMe -irui; t.ices III
looo.
- ~ 'Pf.
'e, ucsia,l i"tih 'u h'h- Il
NOR, -oo acrs' "iider irii,t' - a'f-1
iihioef 'iiree mo II 100 APPLE III
ciioiSe peiciles' pears ana ware
Sillaii run, Al, sp.i,'aics Oh Stock WI
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

w A. Price Sells the best Cot
ton Yarn for S1,15 per Bale.
THAT Oats that has not already
been purchased by w. A. Price
will now be taken at full cash
price
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10
Euc.E Matter.

We received very Pheasant call on
,tonIav, fron W. Farw2ll Of Chicaro.
who IS lco&iugup & location fo- himself
and scvnra! ntn.r families.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

CAPT. c. ii. Graba!l has finished lis
ice house and pat up ahoultwo hundred
ions cf ice. Ills Will enable him to
furnish al our citizcus with icc at =
much less figure than they could Iut il
Up.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Elder Knapp says that "a politician
can no more get into heaven than a
sHdu can get up a creased pole, tail
upwards"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10
Special : e,:iCc.

Brown & Sargent haze just re-
ccivcd a splendid lot Of Albums.
ranging in price from - cents to
so each.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

WAHrED.-The undersigned will
w pay 4 good cash price for -
good Young Dairy Cows.
OSTRANDER u PHILLIPS.
Union House. Savannah Mo. Dec. 18th.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Go to ". A. Price and get six
boxes Of Matches for 3 cts.

Try ". A. Prices pure Bi Carb
Soda. lbs for 50 cts.
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D0hbinS will give YOU three
gallons good Coal Oil for 81.

The following is text of the invcSti-
CATION and Rctrcnchmcnt Resolutions.
which fully answer the stories put in
circulation by the Democrats. that the
resolution gave the committee no au-
thority to &c; il the premises.
''Rcsn'ccd. That the Committee on
investigation and Rctrcnchmcrt be ill
structcd to inquire into the cXp@nd-
itUrc irali branch lot tn service Ofthc
United states. and report whether any
al what offices ought to II" abolished:
whether any aHd what salaries or al
lOWanccS og%it to I've reduced. and what
are he mcthndS Of procuring account
ability in pubiir officers OrN"cmi> in the
care an! disbursement ofpuniic moneys.
and whether any officers Or agents or
Others have been or are employed in the
public service without authority Of law.
or unnecessarily. and to what extent cX-
p"nSo~ and service of the country may
and ought 10 BE- curtailcd.
Mr.. Wilson moved to amend this by
providing that til" committee should
have power to send for persons and pa
pcr-. IL aNpnit; Il clerk and to report by
bill or otherwise, without gr"vidinrt for
liz sittiH~s GUrtn" recess. The amend
mcnt was adoptcl-vca.27. uavs Il.
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$3.50 Pounds al Ir"r w;I.cL II c.
Il. Graball. Tu'ou House.
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w. A. Price keeps large stock
of Groceries. Salt, Wooden ware,
Stone ware, Hardware &c.
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w. A. Price is now paying an
advance price for Wheat, cash
ND and no rrumblinm.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Three gallons of no. ] Coal Oil
at ". A. Prices for a dollar bill.
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}. II. Cradle pays the highest price in
cash for butter. Union House.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Dobhins viii give you - good
envelopes for 10 cents.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Dohhins will give you ; quires
Of good paper for - cents.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

W. A. Price gives 81 pounds
Sugar for one dollar.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

10 HVE:I y I"-J NIS"'-H'
NOTICE is hereby gwen. dat n wio
Jullnie Ann Robson, has left my bel and
board, and | shall not be responsible for
any debts OF her contracting.
j. II. robson.
Jan. 10th 1872.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Go and get7 lbs Of Star Can
dies at W. A. Prices for q dollar
bill.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Flour has advanced but W. A..
Price will sell the best Xxx for
$500 per hundred.
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u. \. Price will give you 4 lbs
GOOD Tea for : dollar hill.
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w. A. Priccwiil now pay an adj
vance price for Ryein ready CASH.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Ifyou have any Dry or Green
Hides. take them to w. \. Price
and get the highest cash price.
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Large Stockof Ladies Furs. in all
STYLES Just received at TINER'S.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Just arrive dat TYEEL's, NELFETI-
: L CLDAKINGS. cheap
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Best buck wheat -four at W. 4
/ ICES.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

W, a. Price wantst0 purchase
al the good Wheat in The County,
for the highest cash price
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NJ. 2i2.

100 acres two miles West Of Savannah 40
acres under fence, 50 acres of timber, iiJG
Aprle trees. all a number Of pear, cherry
and peach trees. Dwelling OF Fix rooms, good
we'll. good stable and other buildings 10
peraCre.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10
VALUABLE FARMS for Sal
No.. 116.

No. 116.
A good farm CT pa aces, iG acres in
cultivation. balance under fence i new
farm house i6x2S feet. a good spring, ono
mile from Whitesyille. Price.sZ5 PERI acre
on easy Terms.
No. ss117.
Four acres Of land with Cottage house
in the suburbs Of Savannah. hOuse Of four
rooms good well and chicken house. 10
fruit trees go grape vines. Price Sl3,0o,
M. 100.
i good farm Of go acres. loo acres N
cultivation balance under fence, good TIM
Der. 3uD apple trees. frame house OF D rooms
frame btln. stables. Plenty of stock water,
: good wells, d miles from Savannah. Price
SIS per acre.
re. 1876.
\ farm OF lbs acres. - acres in c~ultiva-
ton. Orchard. Log house, running water.
good well. q miles from st. Joseph, one
oI.m from school hou.e, SO De: acre.
No. Il7.
4 farm Of l6D acles. - acres in %cultiva-
ton. balance timber unler fence, : story
lor huu =. slnJkc i"u-c. giol wei. II bcIr-
M .ppla trees. 81 young tree. good stock
water. I. miles from Savannah, Price So.
per acre.
NJ. 224.
go -. IT, C11oI f.r~>
an abundance Of Stock water, 200 acres in
cultivation, Dwellings and out buildings, 3o
Apple trees, ID miles from st. Joseph
Price S22JJ per acre.
NJ. 2i2.
lGO acres two miles West Of Savannah 40
acres under fence, 50 acres of timber, iiUG
Apr!e trees. all a number OF pear, cherry
and peach trees. Dwelling OF Fix rooms, good
well. good stable and other buildings 30
peracre.
no. 25i.
\ good Stock farm ii $50 ceres, 4 miles
nortIl-wc,tot Savannah. well improved, good
house OF SIX rooms; situated 50 as 10 be con
vcn.cntly divided: Price S43 per acre.
No. 255.
so feet front in Block As i'll Savannah,
Price 500.
No 266.
A magnificent stock farm of 607l acres,
$40 acres improved Orchard of so apple
trees. two dwellings, Oh the land, q good
well and several springs, t miles OF hedge
liberal terms.
No. go.
a fine fa:m of 240 acres, 4 miles north
Of Savannah, 100 under good cultivation,
a good orchard of 800 apple trees, u good
dwelling of 1 rooms, good stable, : good
wells, some good hedge fence. Price SIC.
per acre.
No. ga.
40 acres of fine timber. Price S15. per
acre.
No. 2S4.
a large dwelling OF 10 roomo, i'll the
Suburbs of Savannah, with to rs acres
of land attached terms liberal.
WILLIAM CHAlLA
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NJ. 224.

40 acres. 4 Very desirable Stock farm,
an abundance Of Stock water, 200 acres IN
cultivation, Dwellings and out buildings, %
Apple trees, 10 miles from st. Joseph
Price S22J ~ per acre.
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No. 25i.

a good Stock farm ot' $50 ocres, 4 miles
north west OF Savannah. well improved, good
house OF SIX rooms; situated so as 10 be con-
vcn.cntly uivIded Price I43 per acre.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

County court P"rp'ar T'r~ f-st Monday N
ret-"sv. Nov ,u~rr. ~ N~ovCnho-.
p-olc-o Govt Rnsrlnr ~"~~s thrl Won low
- r-ar,h Iurn Scrtomhc- I'D Ter~mh"-. A.
i7u-nof T,rme, The 1st"rd Sri Wen lays in zach
nrrt',
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No 2S6.

\ magnificent stock farm of SOL acres,
$40 acres improved Orchard of so apple
trees, two dwellings on the land, a good
well and several springs, / miles OF hedge
stable 2ix60 feet. Price S25. per acre and
liberal terms.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

4 good farm cf pa aces, i6 acres in
cultivation. balance under fence i new
farm house iGx2S feet, a good spring, ono
mile from Whitesville. Price.SZ5 peracre
on cI-y Terms.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10
City Officers.
TFPMS OF COUFT.

rfr,r:t ,urt, 0>-u' -,rr: SHN'Niey IN
Aprfl and s.rn-d rord~yin n"toh- r.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

Dohrins his the Target Stock
Of School and Miscellaneous
books and sells them the cheap
est. Tn" same IS uGr Of his
DRUGS and Medicines.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10
No.. 255.

so feet front in Block 45 in Savannah
Price 500.
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A most cIccllCG' farm Of 90 acreI
miles from ST. JOSEF Ill Il good state
cultivation 80 :crca G. timber. dwell
of D rooms, an ice house and barn.
apple trees, 10 pear trees, 80 peach a
some grapes and other sIna,i fruit. a =
well. good stock water all scvd
springs. 6 acres Of Hops, School he
near.-Price 800 per acre
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

a large dwelling Of 10 roomc, i'll the
Suburbs of Savannah, with & to rs acres
of land attached terms liberal.
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No. go.

a fine fam of 2l0 acres, 4 miles north
Of Savannah, 100 under good cultivation,
a good orchard of 800 apple trees, u good
dwelling of 1 rooms, good stable, good
wells, some good hedge fence. Price$ic.
per acre.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

4 farm Of 100 acles, G1 acres in c~ultIva-
ton. balance timber unler fence, , story
lor huu =. smoke fnu-c. giol wei, II bear
M .ppla trees. 81 young tree. good stock
water. /. mile. from Savannah, i'rice $50.
per acre.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-10

4 first class farm in Nodawav Cou
3 miles north of ttullford. containing
acres, l5O acres in Il good state Of cult
ton, some good hedge. go apple I
good frame house Is rooms. 4 good bt
good wells, good stock water. 100 al
OF timbyr.-Price $3.50 per acres.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-11-10
HORACE MAYNARD,

Senator BrOwnlOw, in his letter to the
New York Times, pas a well-merited
tribute to Hon. Horace Maynard. Mr..
Maynard's ability, integrity, and fidelity
to principle have always been acknowl-
edged, but there has never been time,
perhaps, when his brilliant talents have
shone more conspicuously or been more
universally appreciated. No man
has ever dared to call in question
his honesty of purpose, or to
change him with corrupt motive in
his official acts. His reputation is and
has been National. Southern Republicans,
especially, have pointed to his character,
that of Christian gentleman and an able,
dignifed statesman, with unaffected pride.
The canvass that he has just made with
eX-President johnson, meeting that gen.
tleman on every stump and defending the
principles of his party, has added to his
fame, endeared him to his friends and
gained for him the respect of his enemies.
We approve of all that Senator BrownlOw
says as to the claims of Mr. Maynard to
the Speakership of the House. That body
would reflect credit upon itself by such a
selection, and Southern Republicans
would hail it as q fit recognition of
their perseverance and steady de-
devotion to principle. We would not
urge his name in that connection, if we
thought him unworthy or incapable.
He would adorn the important position,
and in the discharge of its high duties,
would reflect credit on this great nation.
To no man is more of the credit due for the
overwhelming victory gained in this State,
than to Horace Maynard. He has nobly
borne the standard of his party through
the thickest of the fight. and OH no oc
casion has it suffered defeat or disgrace at
his hands. His high-toned, able discus
of the questions involved i'll the canvass,
aroused the people and set i'll motion the
avalanche that has swept down upon the
Isham G. Harris Democracy, almost Oh
literating the party. For this he is emit
tied to the thanks of Tennessee's mill
lion and a quarter of people, nearly all
of whom would delight to see him occu
plying the highest post of honor.