The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-28
Personal.

EoMknoi "AN AS .. - III
cemetery.
JErr. DAVIS private secretary has
started o Texas paper.
REV. Mr.. SxoOks 10 tho singular name
of an Iowa Clergyman.
GArL HAMILTON is delighted with the
Chinese laborcrs in North Adams. Mass.
MR. FRouDE is preparing a'.series OF
articles on monastery life in the otdeh
time.
THE gossips have got A. T.. Stewards
fortune uD to $50, 0OO, 900, and not . cent
of.
JOIN MORLEY, the biographsr OF Vol
taire, has in press q lite OF Jean Jacques
Rousseau.
A DEAF and dumb man in . Brooklyn
ltilizes his other three senses Drumming
a liquor saloon. n
ADIRONDACK MURRAY is getting too
..liberaln for even his Boston free-and-
easy congregation.
PRESIDENT GRANT has subscribed
300 toward the Greeley monument.
! Vice-President Wilson gives $50.
BIsMARCK's wife is short and stout,
| and rather fine looking. She o~ficiates
| rs her husbands clerk and secretary.
MAJOR SAMUEL WeODs has, in adj
| ton to his previous duties, been assign
ed rs chief paymaster..Yo of the military
| division of the. Pacific
An Indiana paper has already hoisted
its ticket for 1876. It is:x Oliver P. Nor.
ton for President, and Benjamin F. But
Ter for Vice President.
ONE Of the New. Jersey papers say
/ that Tom Scott, the railway king, spen
$3.50, 900 to defeat = bill in the Stat,
Legislature last week, and succeeded.
Mrs. SwIssnELM is accused of admir-
ing Horace Greeley through gratitud.
for personal favor, whereas she declares
she was personally unknown to him.
JEFFERSON DAVIS is ssid 20 have Ad
ministered the oath Of captain to Abra
| ham Lincoln, about the year 1882
Lieutenant Robert Anderson was pres
ent.
SENATOR JOHN P. JONES, the new
Senator from Nevada. contemplate
erecting an elegant private residence il
Washington for occupancy by hinsel
and family.
Mrs. CAssiUs n. CLAY has purchase
the residence of William Warfield. Esq.
on broadway. in Lexington. Ky, a
$4,000, and will take up her residcnc
in that city. -.
Gov. FENroN gave q dinner party il
Washington Saturday night, by way {
a bumper st parting. TO Mr.. Trumbull
Mr.. Sumner was one Of the guests. hi
frss appearance 1t a festive board sine
his illness.
WM. T. MINER, of Stamford, has bee
nominated for Congress by the Rcpubl
. cans Of the Fourth Connecticut Distrc C,
Judge Miner Is agraduate of Yale Co
leye, and was Consul General at II,
: vana during Lincoln's administration.
II PRoF. HENRY. Of the Smithsonia
Ilstite. has received . letter froi
lCyrus w. Field. stating that all annouc,
M .nts of important Astronomical oil
ssryxtions or discoveries will be receive
or transmitted BY the Atlantic cable ire
of charge.
GENERAL CHBAIAOs Is rumnred to b
ON tho eve of departure from Cuba, an
will be succee,lcsl it Is understood. by
iGoyernsr-general more in sympath
with the policy ofths existing govern
' iItli. " ~ TultI9tCi tIkL ~ pSfst
, OF slavery has already been decreed.
l. fiIEgs is no longer any doubt, says
Washington correspondent. that .lulS
Richardson. the present Assistant Seer
iary Of the Treasury, viii be promote
DIR. GREER. q rich nan who died i
Rsinsford Island, Mass lately. lett til
shortest will on record. viz: BE it ur
i.rst,od, l leave 500 t. Thomi
!. Restie,ux: Edward. Is. w. Restieau,
$500; reidue to my nephews and niecc-
children of john This document vi
duly attested snt.probated.
Il Dir. GEoaGE MARsLlSD will delivt
the ninth Of the University Buildin:
w rhington Squire. The subject of tn
lecture is n u. peculiar appositene,
. lust now, being the .'Usury Laws, no
they Cypress Borrowers and lnju
: Trade" a..w
TIE ex-Prince, Imperial Of France
not "a very quiet rs some people ian'
and possesses u sOod deal al u
, spirit of mischief. withal. Recently !
: threw the contents of an ink bottle oy'
La plebian school-fellow, who, forgettin
altogether that the thrower of the in
was u Prince. administered to him q
/" I o spot what in sciiool-boy phriseoiog
: is known asa '.ully good thrashing.n.
d Nix. BoUrwELL..is said to have recei
ed the news of his election to the Sena
with great sang roid. Calls OF congra
ulation were received from the PresideT
Treasurer Spiuher and Charles Sumne
Mr.. Boutwell, viii tender his resignati'
r. as Treasurer to-day. and, his credentia
arriving, will be sworn in during 4
extra session..