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show cause VII. llo should not surrender Tho
lemso H., ., , no. itU ao!i E"1t y Ma;son street
orad "d IN IN tho nsor s.oia Of to ohiesgo VA Atr
tion pulyorIztnr Cnm,,ouy. 10
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Tan @ M m o. 70 SCI, 'ne fppoty
Of ho cort to INV ieas xna o
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sutu for vorcn nrSEnaI r. to Noanq anor,or ort
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th4;ong t4;s he AID no 1sass' Il ot q olaoTs
sopd M pnoF nof o,eyso oySs aGS o ' aoa9 @ and 10
Coeutpn Dan aoa tie roon
ont Of n littln a,,mmona II, ~, 9ction In caHo,
s2.5oo damages, THO plaintiffs having lad tho
had gOt hfonE s wsd1ns s IL ds 9Tr a.oo4
rrio i. aid Louis Haight for lilo possosaion Of
the furniture and llttlngao Of his rosdenco val-
uoa ~ SAoo'
NEW SUITS.
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11sase nrs az assps ,o tpo Il oo tA7'f'"'' v
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carser nni Jennnetso Smith y. J. N. Tnnncson; re-
ns'n u nan Inc f9s gea5 Se o o. 5nS sc1w
'Io = inaintee COMPANY case; *is,59e
fsss tscioe'' e, aoaa po"''oa 'o' eeaan
rus surrn1on oounr, ,o77-rhomns s1canry Y.
noes hc!ler covennn5' uamagcs, S2ngo. s2a7s-
aon ~ a. a T. M az
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har1egs cs nta1so III sa W M
Gn H. d:ans 30 = sna @rra M
"nmn1ps',' SsGvt i @ ~ gstH ~ toa .;
o5s onfran; ; fe!nn TO Gn1ay fecota IT, % a3vsi
~ ~ W.: " m H. ~ evnr
Broohs 81 sl " retsr iianG nai,1,nnslt sao5 9aSsf
aion sS1 s NI,ncsmic ~
Al Thnn,. noIv NATHAN IN rcstorn
im1crncnt Is caa ' ~ s;,,c1li a. na7 e'''ctp n
f1nrtnn X1t1ior Alp'"'' nr,v os.rn,slt
q neS a. ssa-aInrv II :1oahna ~ :ronca. 5ivnrc,
, 1873-03-20
Conclusion Of the Lake Supe-
rior Sketches.
Other and Varied Resources Of thai
Region.
The Rcd Sandstone, Marble, and
Slate Deposits.
Whnt tho Chicago and North
western Railway Hns Open
cd to Chicago.


Tho last Of comprehensive sorios Of nrticloa
upon tho Marquette iron region was published
not long since. Although tho Uppcr Peninsula
eau hardly bo regarded In tho light Of torroa-
trial paradise, 1t would DO unfair to speak Of iron
or copper NJ its oily products. It has many
other articles Of commerce that can DO mado acr~
yiceablo to the Northwoat, md exported profta-
big by Tho people Of tic region. Tho Lake su-
porior summer Is short, but vegetable lfo maltos
np by activity what It loses In timo. Tho vcgo-
tablo productions aro noar1y tho aanao as those
Of tho Western StatoH generally, with tho cxcop-
tion of fruits common to tho temperate regions.
Whcnt, ryo, oats, and barley, and alf garden yog-
otabloB, grow readily, and mature per-
feotly, although tlloy havo mover boon
cultivated to any groat oxtont. Mining
has thus far boon too profitable and too ongrosa-
ing nu occupation. In tho vicinity Of Oatonngon
and Bayfield,, In addition to tho crops montionod.
fno apples, poars, and plums 1lavo boon raisod
for many yonrs. but hay has thus far boon tho
most valuable product Of tho soil, commanding
sometimes $50 Or 900 por ton. Farms gro made
and tho agricultural 1anda of moro favored 1ocal-
ilioH aro not yet exhanptcd. Tho Uppor Penin-
sula already raisos all tho yogotabloB consumed
by irs inhabitants, mud will, beforo many years,
supply thom with nil tho coreals needed. Tho
Inhabitants aro ut present but fow and scattered,
although having groat aggregated wealth, but
thoy are incrcaaing rapidly in number. We mny
look upon tllom as
The first low wash Of waves whore coon
VIII roll o human sea.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

@ieberum lit uns aus Californian cine
iebr 9i6i0e unb grobeS Nufieben erres
Qenbe 9teutgfett geporOen, etn rotbblit1
benber Staubene 9titterlporn, mad pcl7
6em i0on 10 Dielfa6 geiu6t nnO ge1
fori6t purbe, bis eS gelungen tit, Sa7
men aus beiien 8aterlar0e 3t tlnportt>
ren. 0erieLbe lit BON nieoerem compaf7
tan nn6 reid ber3pet9tem 8ar nno erz
rei6t cine 60be bon 13-2 SUB. Die
Sarbe Der 8liit6en 1T Elm leu0tenoes
Orangei9arIa@, nm 10 tpert6Douer Da
unlere Stauben : Gitleriporen bis tebt
nur in 8lau oberBetB, b09itens Sleti97
farbert, pertreten finb. 9teie GaItforntz
i9e Spe5ies brtnet an 1920 5temlt9
groBe 8lItben, Die ettpaS Ii6ter iteberII,
ipte BET ben i5rigen Staa6eniorten, 10
baB Sic gflan3e baOur6 Elm ~gefdut9eS
Nu5Ie6en betommt unb etnem i6arla6z
rotben Bouquet 9lei6t. Die Sldtter 9as
ben elm leu6ten6es, 9eidttigteS @ritn,
bos berrlt6 ge9en bic 8llmen fontrez
ittrt. 8oQfomlnen bart nno perennt7
ren6, ee6ei6t Die 8flan3e betnabe IN 1e>
benz 8pben, bod pernleioe n1alt et1e 5lt
feltbte Steue, mte benn aud pabrenO
bes Minters Dor itagntrenoer Jtalle gu
16ltReu lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
0eror=9 AN0eM.

Ment9e Strettfragen itto duSfiibrlt6er
uno faDiger beIpr06en tDorOen, ais Die
betoerleitigen Yort6etle bes 6erblt, lno
SritDiaDrS >Bfiigens auetlt oDer in Ser
binOlI1tg nit chamber, unD trpBoem 1inb
mod INNER bic Wetnungen ii6er DieIen
@cgenftanb ie6r beri6teben, mas pa6rz
i6etnli6 in Dem umitanbe liegt, 6oB bic
8erIu6e auf iebr nnglct6en 860en ge1
ma0t Dur6en n10 in bet Nbii0t, per>
i9iebene Trii6te oarauf 3u 3teben. DAB
ba3 6erbitpfliigen Bic Sru6tbarfett beS
2anOe5 beeintrG6ttge, tDel6es i'm Trii6z
i06r pteoer %mlngetporfen ptrb, tpte BON
Ginigen ~bebauptet lit, f0nnen mir nt6t
31geben, 11nb Die Nrgltmente, tpel6e 51
@uniten bieler Qnit6t borgebra0t itfo,
riiDren berml1t9lt6 bon 8erIuden nit
ilo0em 6%erbitpflii9en Der, ipel6em etl1
tiefeS RfIgen i'm Srit0iaDr fOl9te. Benn
Der Sarmer iein 2anO 5metmal 81 p%fliigen
beabii6tigt, 10 1olte unter alen ltmltGnz
ben oas 3iefpfliigen benz TladpflIgen
porall3ge6en, ba Der 6auptgruno, tpesz
6alb Der 0o6en an 0te SberflG6e qe6radt
!ptro, bartn beitebt, i'm Der nereirielt
gBirfnug DeS 2idteS uno bes 6ro1tes aus
suieBen nno tbn Daour6 bor3uberetten,
nit 2ei0tigfeit Die Teu6tigfeit un6 Bic
Sale In it0 surild5ubalten. Sin lei0tes
N%uffrabcn DeS BDDens nit Dem Bfluge
I'M 6erbite, u1o bann eiae ttefe Tur0e
Di1our65ie6en, Die iDeber ien1als baS
2i6t gu leDen befDmmt, nod Die WGrme
zines Sonnenitrabl8 fii6lt, betpeist
gtt0ts fir ooer gegen 6as 6~er6itpfiigen.
Sober 8o0en, Der tbon6olttg ODER ionft
fteif tit, tpir0 gang bebeutenb nerbeiiert
our0 ben Bro5eB bes 9luSpetternS, init
anoern Worten, menn er Der oblpe6ieln7
oen 8irfung OeS Trieren5 unD I6auenS
auSgeiebt miro. Der Sroit fam md0z
renb eineS itrengen 0interS meDr fiji bic
Qluf(oderung unb 8erbeiferung zines
iol0en Qe6mbobenfelbes an5ri6ten, ais
Der feiBigite Nr6eiter nit 6iilfe leines
@eIpamtS unb aaer Tarm9erGtbe pa6>
reno oe5 Sommers. Sn ieber S0pferet
ullD .3iegelet piro bet 16on ODER 2e6m
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

3u 0ieier Sa8eS3ett MAIDEN ii0 5tpei Gm
GtltllllIe geltelD, lpel0e Den GJDtn abb
tt5len unO Da5 l8a09tDum Der BH0n5e
oufbalten, Die mir Our0 Teu0tigfett Ucr7
9e6enS 5u 6efGmpfen iu0en; bieie inn
ote S~erOampFung ltn0 Die Nu5ItrGblnng.
0%er6ampfllug fam ni0t itattftn0en oDne
Wdrme>T ermtnDerung, ODer init an0eren
Morten Obne &Gltes@ r5eugung. Vetra07
ten mir nun Die Wtrfungen DeS Be9teBens
am NbenD.
Die 0%erOampftn9 gebt i6nell bor ft6,
Die &enlDeratur ltnft, llo es feblen Die
Sonnenttrablen, Inn nelte 9Sarme nit1
6ltDetlen; Die Y1au3en merDtlt erfaltet
lllo tDr Wa65tbum iptro oft nleDr ge>
Delnnlt ais oaSienige Der YaGn5et,
ipel1e gar ni6t begOiien tperoen uu6 Die
man nab Selieben iDa6len lGBt. Die
5tpette Quelle Dermtn0erter Senperatnr
tit Die NuSitrablung; ieoer tparme G0rper
ttrebt unauIb0rlt6, alien a1oern G0r>
perm BON llteOri9erer Semperatur, naben
ipte %eltlernte1, letlte gSdrn1e ntt5ltbetz
len. Jti6t ale @egenltdlloe itra6ten
0tBe nit 9lei0er &raft aus rdu6e nnO
ounfelfarbige Oberad6en tbun es mebr,
ais lolWe, Die glatt uno bell itnD. Jtun
tDtr0 aber TAFT leDer 8o0en our9 SeM9>
ttgfeit bunfler gefarbt, alio bur0 gez
9ieBen in 0en beitm0gli9en Stanb ge>
ieBt, mdDrenb Ser Na0t abgefG6lt SIT
perben. 90 tpirft BET a6enbli0em 8e>
9ieBen Der combintrte @influB Der Ser
Oampfung llno NllSftra9lung 3uiammen,
um Die Abii6t berer 81 Dereiteln, Die
Oaiielbe unbeba6tlam porne6men.
9agegen lit Die tribe Mtorgenitun6e
Ste bette 3ett gum 8e9ieBen, e6e Die Sonz
nenitra9Ien 6e8innen ii0 fii6l6ar gu MAJ
6en. Die 0unfle O6erfld6e 6emirft am
Gage, bic Q8drme Der Sonnenitrablen
nit mebr 9ei9ti9feit ei%n5uiau9en. Sn
tiefem lOderem @r0rei0 un0 BET mGBiger
0in9un9 fam man OaS .8egieBen auf Elm
Wtinimum bel6rdnfen. l%leberbaupt tbut
0aS 8egieBen, tpenn eS nidt 3peGmdBig
DOr9enommen miro, mebr S6aOen ais
ytuBen, unb baS 8egieBen bari ipobL cine
ber i6uiertgiten Qtrbeiten in Der gan5en
@Grtneret g%ena1nt perDet. gSenn ale
3eit nnO Wtube, Die OaS 8e9ieBen erforz
bert, bent NufloGern unO Siefgra6en gez
miomet blte6e, tDiirben nniere Bflan5en
mebr unO I0Dnere Blumen nit pe1iger y
S9pierigfett DerDorbrtngen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

~oieruno ;uriidtreten ipirb, fa1S Ser Sim
frQo burbbrinqen 9oute. Sn bielem
Safe pirb Gaite(or nit Der 8ilbung Ell
mes neuer &abinetS 6etrnut Wer0en.
8alencta, 4. Sept.
0os 6teiige Suitistri6unaL Dat bret
gommunarbS gum SODe perurtbetlt.
2~onbFn, 5. Sept.
Cine 9epe16e BON Wa0rib melbet BEN
Giiftrttt DeS Wfiniiterium5 SalmerDn.
2on6o1t, 5. Sept.
Scr 2on6oner r9Our" melDet etite
Spe3ialoepei6e aus Saponne, baB Die
8eiabung BON 8tl6Oa (tDel0eS gegen>
tpdrtig ipie0er BON ben Sarltttct bela8ert
mirb) fit ben 0inter gelliigeno Derpro>
biantirt lit, uno baB aller 8erfe9r auBer>
bnlb ber Stabt unteriagt tpurDe, ltn1 ben
0ei0iiben Der ipaniINen &rte8sl0tffe
freten Sptelrnum 81 geltatten.
Wo6rt6, IS. Sept.
Ser 8oGfsousi0uB BON @arta8ena
BAT @miiiGre mad Barcelona 9ci6iGt,
I'M baielbit fir Sic @rilnoung elmer Can
tonolregierung in GatalOnien 81 at
beiten.
SaImeron's Na6Fpl8er lit nod ni9t
ernannt ipDrben. Gaitelar tpirD ben
YOiten MIR unter Bet 8eoin9ung anneDz
men, 6aB Die Notwithstanding ft6
ni6t pcrtage, bis ale OringenOen Sc
i6afte erleOigt fin6, hi bis BUM |.
Scptenber Der SAL fem fam. Terner
beanlpru6t er unbeDin8tc @eipalt ge9enz
iiber ben 9tebeIen. Cine 9ei9lolfene
Sibung sur 20iung Ser &riit5 miro NOR
gen itattfinben.
9ta9 8iloung bes neuen WftniiteriumS
mirb Sallneron m~nDrl6etIlid gum Brd>
ii6euten ber Notwithstanding ere
iDdblt per6en.
Ser vSmporcial" i9reibt, baB fails
Die 9inte ans 3tuoer gelangen ioQte,
cine Delegation uQ0Guba geI0idt tperoe,
I'm nit ben bOrti9eA 9tepolutiOnaren
81 u~nterbal0eln.
lleber &aleucia 1T Ser 8eGa8erungSaus
itanO Der9dngt morOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
@Int11ens&eaieRen4

Infer Der Ofebr3abl Der 8lnmen3ii9ter
berri6t bic QniiGt, baB Die re9te 3ett
5um 8e9ieBen Der Yflan5en am Nbenb Jet;
nod %unierer Meinung lit tnoeii Ell per
Mtorgen Die ~geeignetere 3ett fir btes @ez
i0dft, uno omar aus foI9enoen @rlnoen :
Die beiDen 6auptagenten fir eth trdfttz
ges @a6stbam itnb WGrme uno Telt3>
tigfeit; bauptiG6lt6 bic leBtere itebt UNI
ter u~n1erer @ontrole. 8e9ieBen mir NUN
aber am 9tbenb nn1ere Pfan5et BET
trodenem @etter, 10 gei6tebt oteS auf
Soften elmer eroBen Bdrmemenge, tpels
DE mir bod sn erbalten wini4en mitllen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

Sn6tonopoGts, 2. Sept.
Ser 5mOlfjdDrtge 8anneS oeriu6te
6eute 9la0ulittag ouf eincn Dorbetf00reu@
Sen Bug bet Snbtauapoli5, Bloomington
unO 8arlaw 8abn su iprtngcn, trat feDl
uno muroe bon elmer Dem 3uge folQcltoen
2ofOmottDe iiberfa6ren uuD getootet.
Sort 8apned2. Sept.
So6n g, Steel un6 Setter 9auer, sipsi
Nr6eiter IN Der 8aB'i0en @iIelrgicBeret,
f~tilt5ten 8eitern nit penn y@iepator" auf
ipelbem ii0 cine GiienlaIt bon onoerta
0alb Sons befono, aus einert Der oberen
StoGmerfe lit ba5 @rogei0oB btnab.
Steel i6lug nit bent &opf 9e8en Die
8ru0ltide zines &aoeS unO miro pabrz
i0tintt0 ieinen 8erlcbungen erlic9en.
9auer bin9egen ipir0, obmoDl ldtper per7
lest, DieIei0t ais &rilppeL nit benz 2e=
ben DQ~DDufDmu1eu.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
&ugembur9.

XDn0On, ?. Sept.
Sn ToIge zines l1nfaQs auf Der 2urs
emburger 8a6n fam ell adt YerIOnen
'um'S 2eben unb fiinfjebn tru8en 8erlcb>
ultgen bQOon.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
Cele0rapbi(0e Qepf(0eu.
9cutimtar0.
8erIin,2. SEPT

Berlin, 2. Sept.
@efern, ais amSabrestag berS0la6t
Bel Ss0ar1 tpurbe bas aur 8erelutquna
6e8 BORT erfOdtcnen, groBeA ent16ei6enz
oeroen Sie9eS auf benz ~&61igSp(ab erz
rtdtete 0entnal unter benz Su6el elmer
nnabie9baren Meni6enmen9e ent6itQt.
9te Stnot pran9te in acknowledgements,
teoe Nrbeit rubte unb bte ganSe 8ep0lferz
Ill9 CAB it0 unbeflmmert ber6reuDe bes
Cages bin.
8erGin, 8. Sept.
9urn +. t. ArGaB iirb Die Sorts BET
S%traBbur9, 0AB unb anoeren feitenBld1
BEN beS @lIaB unb 9otbrtn9eus na6 ben
berpprragenbiten beuti9en @eneralen
benan1t mDr0en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09
MtDt90N4

WefT0tf, D. OCpf.
Gin grdBli6er llnfau trug ii0 Deute
0ormitta9 IN Der Wiiible Der v9to0eiter
Salt & 9unl6er Company, g~egeniiber
BON Snginaw GttD, gu. So3n Better
ipur6e, ais CT ilber BEN 6aupti0pungz
riemen trat, BON bemlelben erfaBt unb
nab Der Oefc 9etr09ett, ipO CT 8ipii6en
bieIer 1tnb Dem 9}iemet iteGen blteb llt1o
serquetiOt muroe. lin bic 6luti8e TIeii07
moiic 0erltnter 5t nebmen, mltBte man
bon oben ein SOD bur0 Die 9edc i6netz
ben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-09-09

0as Marine7 0epartement erfd6rt itber
&openbagen, baB Der 0ampfer uSuniata"
BEL 6olitein6Org auf @r0lllaltO am Is.
Suit antam. Qm ndcDten Gage iebte
bas S0iff ieine Tabrt fort. Commodore
8ratne Bate BON Disco 9fa0ri6ten, bic
bis gum 10. Sult rei6ter, bod batte
man bort upn Sem pBOlart5" no0 fejue
Guune.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-12
The Houses Built by Childless Men.

One of the shows of Buffalo is the
"palatial residence of William G. Far
go, the express man. With the excep-
ton, perhaps, of Stewards big marble
house, in New York, it is the most cost
ly end pretentious private residence in
America. 1t is an odd freak in human
nature that men childless, or almost
without family, should have such u
mania for erecting these huge structures
for home. A. Il. Stewart, without
chick or child, builds a great, cold,
gloomy edifice of marble, that looks
more like public building than a
private house, and Fargo, with no liv-
ing children, puts up this immense
structure that towers above Buffalo al
most as the Capitol does above WASH
ington. As we drove past the house in
the chilly autumn evening, single
light, in one of the smallest OF forty or
fifty rooms of the great building,
showed where the group of occupants
had gathered for snugness. Mr.. Fargo,
the founder of the express business i'll
this country, is much esteemed by his
fellow-citizens as liberal, large minded
business man. Like most of the Buffa-
lonians, he has made his way from small
beginnings, and it is told here how his
enterprise was endangered at its outse
by the difficulty he experienced in rails
ing the means to buy his first horse
and wagon.-Correspondence Washing
ton Star. ..-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-12
Failures in Business.

The man who has never failed in busi-
ness cannot possibly know whether he
is honest or not, cannot possibly know
whether he has any "grit' in him, or is
worth button. 1t is the man who fails,
and then rises who is really great in his
way.
Peter Cooper failed in making hats,
failed as q cabinetmaker, locomotive
builder, and grocer but as often as he
failed he tried and tried again." until
he could stand upon his feet alone, then
crowned his victcry by giving a million
dollars to help the poor boys in times to
come.
Horace Greeley tried three OF four
lines of business before he founded the
Tribune, and made it worth million of
dollars
Patrick Henry failed at everything he
undertook, until he made himself the
orator of his age and nation.
The founder of the Herald kept on fail
ing and sinking money for ten years,
and then made one of the most profit
able newspapers ON earth.
Stephen A. Douglas made dinner
tables and bedsteads and bureaus for
many long year before he made him
self giant" on the floor of Congress.
Abraham Lincoln failed to make both
ends meet by chopping wood, failed to
earn his salt in the galley-slave life OF a
Mississippi fat-boatman he had not
even wit enough to ran a grocery, and
yet he made himself the grandest char
acter of the nineteenth century.
Gen. Grant failed at everything except
smoking cigars /; he learned to tan hides.
but could not sell leather eEough to pur-
chase pair of breeches; a dozen years
ago he brought up on top of q wood
pile, "teaming' it to town for forty dol
lars month and yet he is one of the
great soldiers of the age, and is now the
honored head of a great nation.
The lesson for every young man is
this As long as you have health and
power to do, go ahead if you fail at
enc thing, try another, and a third-a
dozen even. Look at the spider nine
teen times it tried to throw out its web
to place of attachment, and On the
twentieth it succeeded. The young man
who has the "gift of continuance" is
the one whose foot will some day stand
on high ground, and will be able to
breast the angry waters of human dis
enlargement OF Health.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-12
THE NATIONS FINANCES,
Synopsis OF the Report Of the Secretary
OF the Treasury.

The Secretary Of the Treasury points out the fall
ing off in the revenues caused by the financial criss
and bases the estimates Of receipts somewhat there
on; shows that the coin receipts still than
the interest on the public debt and other coin
pendtures; recommends economy and reduction in
appropriations, and if the effects of the arrangement
in business should continue and make 1t necessary
to provide additional means recommends judicious
additional taxation rather than to resort to borrow
ing and increasing the public debt. The operations
under the RefundiDg act for the year ending
December 81, 1874, make . saving of sl,o0O.O0O
in the annual interest. The entire saving
Of the annual interest under its operations is
5000, 900. He recommends that action be
taken before January next for the payment of the
$40 OO0, 900 loans Of 1863 The Secretary condemns
the practice of paying interest on deposits tend
ing to accumulate currency in the large cities,
where it is used largely in loans to spectators,
whose operations tend directly to increase the
nually recurring stringency in the money market
and TO derange business generally.
The Secretary alludes to the prevailing sentiment
that more elasticity should be given to the volume
of the currency, and earnestly commends to the
wisdom of Congress a careful consideration of the
subject and that in such inquiry the further infia
ton Of irredeemabie paper currency should be
avoided, and permanent return TO the sound basis
of specie payment to be kept in view. He regards
any large augmentation Of legal tender notes in
time of peace as departure from the
declaration Of public pelicy and the pledge
of the public faith TO the national cred
itors, made in the act of June 30, 1864 that the
amount Of such notes should never exceed S400, &C.,
OtO, well Ak from that more solemn pledge con-
tanned In the first act of the Fortyrst Congress TO
provide at the earliest period for the redemption Of
United States notes III coin. He refers to tine
certainty in public opinion to the right and policy
of issuing the si4 OG00cO called the reserve, and
recommends that the exact status thereof be fixed
by Congress. He opposes the issue of any part Of
the same to initiate the currency and suggests that
it be held for reserve under restrictions.
He also recommends changes in the law author
izing the national bank notes to be replaced,
there practical difficulties carrying out the p,lr
pose Of Congress under the present law.
thorough revision of the custom laws is recon-
mended. The tonnage tax should be repealed, and
laws regarding the enrolment
and licenses OF vessels should be
made far they effect canal boats and similar
craft employed the internal waters of the States
The reorganization of customs districts on the
Atlantic coasts, and various changes in the laws
respecting our navigation, are recommended.
Tie Secretary details what has been done in the
matter of the Louisville aud Portland canal, and
suggests further legislation.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-12
How the Emperor OF Russia Has to
Work For q Living.

Whea the yellow flag with the double
headed eagle of Russia in the center flies
from the flag staff of the Kremhn palace
it announces to Moscow that Alexander,
the emancipator, is In the ancient capi-
tai of his vast dominion. Constitutional
sovereigns lie on bed of roses COM
pared to the autocrat of Russia. From
him everything hinges in the country,
that contains 100000 of square miles
with him moves the entire machinery of
state, and always on the move his ma
jesty is obliged to be. Trained in the
severe school of the Emperor Nicholas,
Alexander H. never allows himself n
moments relaxation. 1t is known what
a passionate soldier the Emperor of
Germany is, how he will even attend the
drills of single company. The Emper-
or of Russia, though, goes from review
to review, from field-days of ), 600 mento
field days of special arms, from thetarget
practice of few non-commissioned
ed officers to maneuver. of the fleet.
Now in Poland, now in Tsarsko Selo,
now at Cronstadt, now in the Caucasus,
and all at once in the Crimea. Always
soldiers, soldiers, soldiers He himself
is never out of uniform, and none of the
ministers ever discard their epaulets.
The imperial suite is, of course, enor-
nous. But to-day his majesty is at
Moscow tonight he proceeds to the
Crimea. In the train the Minister of
Interior viii probably see him, with in
Vulnerable papers for signature the
Minister of Finance, of Justice, or of
Foreign Affairs will disturb the imperial
rest. Such is it to be an Emperor and
how many there are who would give
whole lifetime for five minutes in such
position For five minutes it may be
pleasant, but it is questionable whether
a hong experience would not bring about
a change of feeling. and Nary
Gazette.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-12
Humorous.

A PUBLIC notice which must be a great
hardship to the birds about TOWN.
bills allowed.
WHILE witnessing a game of base
ball out West boy was struck on the
back of his head, the bawl coming out
of his mouth.
A FRENcHMAN thinks the English Ian
guage is very tough. "Dare is look
out" he says, (which is to put out
your head and see and look out which
is to haul in your head and not for to
see-iust contrairie.
ONCE upon time," man met an old
woman in an English town driving sew
eral asses. "Adieu, mother of asses
said he. "Adieu, my son !" was the old
woman's reply. The fellow went on his
way, feeling for his ears.
THE first time the Abyssinians saw the
engines in steam vessel they were
struck with amaZement, and said that
the English must be very clever peo-
pie, for they had captured the devil and
put him into an iron box and made him
work.
IT may not be true, but it is said that
an Irishman af'er he had seen the nu-
merous hills and mountain ranges of
New Hampshire, exclaimed, "Bedad,
never was in country before where
they had so much land that they had to
stack it.
A PERSON complained to DR.. Franklin
of having been insulted by one who
called him rascal. "What did you
call him?" asked Franklin. 81 called
him rascal" was the reply. "Well,"
said Franklin, 81 guess you both spoke
the truth"
A PENNSYLVANIA clergyman has made
a hit by introducing personals" IN his
prayers. For instance "Lord have
mercy on John Shanahan, who keeps
saloon near the old red bridge. Either
lay him ON a bed of sickness or have
him removed from this town.
A scHoouBoT being requested to write
composition on the subject of "pins,"
produced the following: Pins are
very useful. They have saved the lives
of great many men, women and chill
dren-in fact whole families" "How
so ?" asked the puzzled teacher and the
boy replied, "Why, by not swallowing
them" This matches the story of the
other boy who defined salt as the
stuff that makes potatoes taste bad
when you don't put any on.