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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-27
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Mr.. DIo LEWIS has been commune
Gated with, and will probably visit Hi
after he has squeezed tho Temperance
lemon in Ohio. During his sojourn in
the state he will reform Cairo. Mr.. Jsci
Winter, We have been told, has made thi.
arrangement, but our information on thi.
point may be incorrect. Mr.. w. 10 how.
ever taking great interest in the tenn per-
snoe movement and religious revival; he
has closed his saloon and bstaken himself
to devotion. With Mr.. Lewis - bis ally.
backed by Mr.. Davis Of the Sun and
our moral support Mr.. w. would be .
power not to be resisted. We therefore
hope the rumor now prevalent in the com.
munity Of Mr.. VS. missionary inten.
lions may prove TO be well-founded. Saul
before his conversion was the scourge of
Christianity; after bis con aversion be be-
came the bright particular star o. the
church. Is it not therefore possible that
Mr.. Winter may eclipse Cough and
Father Mathews - . temperance advo-
cate, and asa ohurchman throw Tito the
shade ever so distinguished . sain. ss Rev.
d. B. Turney?
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PIrrsBuR0, February 26.--River falling
with III feet. Exchange will leave for
Cincinnati this evening.
LITTLE RocK, February 20 Weather
clear and pleasant; river falling fast with
Is feet by gauge. Departed-Hsttie, Fl.
Smith.
NKw ORLEANs, February 2G.-Ar-
rived Shannon and Exporter, c. nci o ns,i.
Departed Mary Alice, ST. Louis. Clear
and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, February 26.-River still
falling; 80 feet on the shoals. Weather
cool. Arrived--Cooke, Psducsh; Ella
Hughes, Upper Cumberland. Departed
Cooke, Upper Cumberland.
CiScINsArI, February 2s.-River "a
Feet inches and about stationary. Ar
rived-Andes Wheeling; Arlington, Mem.
phisi John Kilgour, New Orleans. De-
parted --Skiilenger, Plttsburg; j ID Parker,
Memphis; Charles Church, New Or
leans
EVANSVILLE, February 26--The wealth
er IS clear. The mercury rose from Is to
40. The river 10 rising fast, 3s feet s in-
chez. Up - Grey Eagle, Idlewild, Fay
cite, Roberts, AlleR heny Belle No and
bsrgts Down-Mary Ament and Ben
Franklin. Business was fair.
MEMPHIS. February 26.-The river i.
rising rapidly. Weather cloudy this sf-
ternoon, with indications of rain, Arriv-
ed-Frsnklin, Cincinnati. DEPARTED
Belle Lee, New Orleans; Paragon and
Baum, Cincinnati; Chester and Bismarck,
st, Louie; Ironsidss, Ohio river; Ella and
Bannock City, White river.
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a POLICEMAN Of New York has ascAr-
'Ained that there are in that city three
hundred communist, and that the bloody
fellows actually declare that ait is no.
only work We want, but also liberty and
aossluhsn OF high salaries and monopo.
lsssion," This declaration shocked the
policeman, and will send . shudder 10 the
heart OF every person in the land who
don't want the outrageous communist 10
have work, and also liberty and "sbsolu-
ton of high salaries and monopolizstion. :"
But the sommuhisA want something slss
Also. At recent meeting ths
Chairman (so the policeman says)
raid ave want the heads of some OF
the thieves who are now stealing the
funds OF the city. We wan, their heads
and We will have them" This ia awful
viewed from the thieves stand point; bu.
'Hs outside world, - that 10 70 saw, thA,
portion OF the world who are not the
thieves now robbing New York city
are inclined TO applaud the communlsts'
osenlon and 70 be anxious that thew
shAi without unnecessary DELAY com.
@shes the work OF dscapitaiion.
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ing government bonds. We would initiate
by buying bonds. Would We buy them
In the West and South No; but 10 Wall
street and Boston, and thus throw the To-.
creased VOLUME OF currency into the CEN
ter Of speculation, from which il would
reach the Wet and South only after the
products Of those sections had been offer
ed for sale in the Eastern market and
Sold The East, according to Scburz,
has matters all its own way, and no
remedy can be applied. The West
and South must submit to fate,
and uncomplainingly permit the
East to sap their prosperity. II the
senator is not mistaksn-if the financial
policy OF the government has made the
West and South hewers Of wood and
drawers Of waters for the East, and every
attempt that 10 made to change this
policy so IS to give the West aud South
something like financial equality with toe
East, only sdds to tho malign power OF
the East and fastsns the bopis more
firmly upon the energies Of tbs West and
SoutI-,hen, indeed, the sdvice to "Go
East; you fools; 90 Est would be sr-
csllsnt advice, and be would be in truth
. fool who did no. heed il, but, surely the
senator 10 mistaken. He 10 book worm
about him there lie nothing practical q
theorizer he follows in old paths aud can
see nothing 70 be tolerated that does 70,
square by the rule of old'time ideas he
10 an es1ste statesman and will be laugh:
BY events that America cannot prosper
under the faancial policy Of the gold
bsatsrs' Of the past that the West
cannot be dominated by the East; and
that out OF what he calls the evil "eI.
psnsion' will cone forth the gres, good
Of national prosperity.
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MARKET REPORT.

NEW ORLEANS, February ?5.-Corn
lover white, 1915 yellow, 81. Oats
scarce and drmsr, G3. Whisky dull;
Louisiana IS; Cincinnati ! o2. Corn
meal dull and held .. 40. Others
unchanged.
CISciSsAII, February 20. - Cotton
drm l5!. Flour IN good demand. wLss,
dull and dropping 3s@l ~. Corn
steady 5sas2. Oats quiet 45@52. Rye
No OF. Barley coed demand, fall
! 7aSl S.. Eggs steady. Butter scarce
and arm. Cheese firm. Pork steady
"a 80. Lard quiet, steam s:as;; kettle
sI@9; country kettle sold at 81 Bulk
meats steady, shoulders 5 20 in settle.
meni ct buyer juno clear rib 2-5 spot;
{! buyer June; clear e. Bacon quiet
and steady, shoulders scarce 6.9s;; clear
Hogs steady. Whisky quie. and steady
At 49,
81. LOUIS, February 2s.-Flour dull
and unchanged. Wheat dull, No 2 spring
offered at l lst; IS! bid; No red fall
offered At 80 cash; | IS bid February
for No 2. Corn inactive and easier, No 2
mixed s0GG0i spot; Gl!@G0A March; 90!
@62; April. Osts dull and lower, No Z
mixed 47.dis. Barley dull, No 81 co;
No 72Gi 70. Rye firm 92fa93. Pork
dull "a 759l5 20. Dry salt meats dull
and weak, loose shoulders ct; clear RIB
"a clear ~ packed lots tc higher. b.
con essyj for Sides; nothing doing in
shoulders sales Of clear rib 81; clear STA,
81. Lard quiet and unchanged. Whisky
dull and lower 90.
CHICAGO, February 2G.--Flour quiet
Wheat steady; No spring, ] 1901 l94;
No lst for regular; | lsi for fresh;
No 3, l l2i. Corn stsAdy; No 2 MIXED,
81 for cash; 81: for March $50 for April.
Rye scarce and firm No 2 fresh s5(gs51
Barley dull and dropping; No nominal,
] IS; No 3, ! 45@l ~. Pork at l3 Is
for cash or March; Il Is for April. Lard
active and lower 8 55Cgs 60 for cash or
March; 50 for April. Bulk meats in
fair demand and At lower rates; shoulders,
o. shor. ribs Il; short clear Y, all loose,
Bacon steady; shoulders q; clear sides 81,
clear s.@s!. Whisky IN fair demand
and lower at 49,
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TEE Terra Hsute people have been
mas meeting in favor Of imitation. Hon.
ID. w. VOORHEES, was one Of the speakers.
The former champions of "hsrd money
have become demanders for more "sof,
money" .0ivs us moro greenbacks,
they shout, tor We BURST Theoretically
We ere all with SchurS there 10 nothing
more plausible than his hard money ora.
tions; they read like aibook-ons Of
Mills books; We applaud. them; but,
nevertheless, We want more money, are
anxious for expansion. Schurz says eI.
pansion will ruin u. Schurz 10 Q wise
man, and ought to know; but we are oil
nearly ruined now because We have MT
money enough, thst We are anxious 70 as
certain how disassrously we may be ruined
BY having removed the cause of the pres
emit condition Of affairs-a lack OF suf-
ncisnt money 10 do the business Of the
country.
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MISS NELLIE GRANTS AP
PREACHING MARRIAGE.
Washington Cor. Courier-Journsl.

asnlnston Cor Courler-IoutnsL)
And now the different matrimonial en-
sagements are ann ouncsd. Mise Grants
marriage 10 Mr.. Ssrtorn lie fixed for
October next Mr.. Sartoris 10 the son Of
Adelaide kemble, and nephew to Fanny
KEN Die Butler. The young man Travelled
with Miss Grant upon her return from
Europe, more than three years ago. He
did not declair his love at that time, but
went West on his journey. Happening
to be in st. Louis 1hsn the president
visited there last spring, and witnessing
the homage that was paid him on that &C.
casiou, IL seemed to dawn upon the min d
of the young man that the daughter OF
Tue Ailsrivs u president was not sltogeth :
err und esirable. He made known his in
tentions TO the young ladys father, who
rejected him on account Of the want OF
fortune on both sides, for, said the presi-
dent: my daughter possesses no dowsry,
and be might have added that our fepub-
licsn form Of government foroids q sala-
~ being voted BY congress when mem-
Der of the royal family marries.
Eor 3 time sll negotiations were
suspended, bu. an accident TO the oldest
son and heir removed sill impedmsnts
and as soon ss1Sartoris' pere recovered
FROM the shock of his oldes,s sons death
which WAS caused by his being thrown
frou his horse), he wrote TO the president
and said tbA. Miss Nells adorer could
now support her comfortably on $4,000
q year. This produced reyulsion, and
after, . few preliminaries the en- gsgement
took place, and was announce1. SO there
10 something to stir US all up next ;sll
AN told that the Ssrioris House,
near London, lie the resort Of all
authors, artists, and celebrities.
Those who know Miss Sellies fondness
for dancing have asked il there was q ball
room, and did the old folks enjoy the Ger
man? No doub. ihN Miss Nelhe will
prove herself true American girl, who
can fill and adorn any station. Col. Fred.
Grants fdHess, Mise Kitty Cook, has re-
turned from Europe, aud i, periec.
beauty. She is lovely in character, too,
and hope the young man appreciates
bic good fortune. so amid the themes d.
politics and finance ihs; are discussed A.
the White House, 10 ths OLD ba, ever new
one OF love and marriage.
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MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK, February 20. - Mon,y
was very easy, and offered at the close q,
per cent Custom receipts we're S252,.
900. Sterling dull 81 81 s3a,4 s3k, 60
days 4 s6lCdi sGl sight. Gold was dull,
closing at H.! after selling at ll2;. Car.
rying rate. TO per cent. Assistant
Treasury disbursements, 1900. Clear.
ings ~. 900, 900. Government bonds were
steady. State bonds quiet. Stocks very
dull until two p IN, when the whole mar.
ket improved on the advices from wash
Ington that the discussion of the hnan.
cial question in ths senate had been post
poned until Tuesday next. Transactions
were light.
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own boy Gabriel himself would fall
from grace If Cassidy should cast upon
him one whitening glance. Aud there is
Cassidays colleague, DR.. Stewart who
consumes us occasionally in the FIRE Of his
sarcasm aud must we be religious while
he 10 near? No, no. not By u Jug full.
The fact 10, we cant 10 rehg'oIs
and continue to be statesman
We have therefore concluded 20 retire
from the halls Of legislation, as Cato did
in the olden time, and on our extensive
fsrr, pray for the good of Rome. In that
day We shall be open to conviction, and
We will he Christian
And with the churchmeu stand:
Contributions in our pocket
Aud hymn-hook in our hand.
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PrObabill,ti,

WAsHIsGroS, February 20. - FOR
the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic
States, falling barometer, increasing south
east to south west wind, higher .tempers-
turs, cloudy or hszy weather, possibly
with rain In the latter section.
For Gulf States, southeasterly winds
possibly increasing TO brisk with clouds
and rain.
For tho Lake region south westerly
winds, veering to northwest, with cloudy
followed by clearing weather, rising bar
omeler and sonewha, lower temperature.
For the Sor.hwest rising bar Gmeter,
lower temperature, north westerly winds,
pretty cloudy and clear weather.
The Mississippi river between Cairo and
New Orleuns will rise slowly.
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SiOar CITY. In.

sIoUH CITY, February pa dispatch
from Fort Nully. Dakota, states that the
Nukupspas Indians made raid on herd.
ers near Grand river agency, on the 22d
inst, killing Private Collins OF the Seven
tenth infantry and stealing several
horses. They were followed in the dirsc-
ton Of Standing Rock bys party Of col
ders but the trail was los.
The same dispatch states that the Ind.
Ana intend TO concentrate at the foot Of
the Black Hills, by the let Of April, pre-
psratory TO q general war upon the whites
during the summer.
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JefersOnyjlle, Ind.

JsTfEesoSvILLs, February 26.-About
fifty ladies of the temperance union con.
unus re'isiiing the saloons day after day.
They sing their hymn. aud pray earnestly
at each saloon. Some few close their doors
against them and the services are held In
the streets. They are out early aud late
without apparent fear of denial They
feel that they are creating u healthy
moral excitement that will bear fruit by
and by.
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GO EAST 1

Horace Greelsy's advice WAS. 200
West young man 20 West" Formerly
u" advice wa worthy of confederation.
here In the Yves. WAS . new as,d In
which industry and ssgaci,y might
bring 10 their posssssor wealth, If not
honor; but, OF late years, ell this has
been changed, and If Senator Schurz gave
true picture OF the financial condition
OF the country in his greA. speech on Las,
Tuesday, the advice Of the sensible states.
man to ell the people Of the West and
South would be; "Go East, you fools /;
60 East" "There ia no. money enough
IN the West and South, ssys Schurz; "i,
10 IN the EAst." LET US then give to the
people the right to establish banks in tho
West and South respond Morton and
Logan. "To do so would be q futile A..
tempt 10 correct the evil" answers Schur2.
Ito establish . bank your Western or
Southern man would be compelled to tax,
$4,000 grssnbscks and buy 100000 O.
bonds In Wall street, before he would
have the right 70 issue $4,000 Of ns
tionai bank currency and that surely
would not DO adding TO the volume o,
currency In the West and South
but be giving more to Wal
street and the East" Let US, then, In
Gate the currency" suggest Morton snt
Logan; "by doing 80 the Wet and Soutl
will surely obtain more money" "No
So" responds Schurz; "if we initiate, how
will you 20 about thework2 You mus
either pay the increased volume out {,
dsfrsy the expenses Of the govsrnmsn
or throw II upon the coustry BY purchss
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Galveston.

GALvEsTos, Tezss, February ga
Sherman special ssys that q private letter
from Fl. Clark, of the Goth, says the sr-
petition that leaves there tomorrow has
been lifted out for four companies. One
company has already started, and the
other three will follow, including htty
Seminole and TonkswAns scouts, guides
and interpreters. The exact destination
is unknown, but rs tho Indians are quit
ting Mexico in formidable numbers and
gathering on Pccos il is thought the
movement will DO upon the villages como
300 miles from here The reinforce
msnu will only follow McKenzis's trail,
and see but little Of what 10 going on.
The pack trans carry 10 days rstions
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Charleston.


CHARLESTON, 5. g., February &c.
The running races commenced today.
In the hurdle race Of two miles over eight
hurdles was won by Lswistoni time +.4s
The mile and . half dash was won by
Lady Warrington in 2;lo. The two mile
heat race was won by Granger best time
SOL.
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Ottawa.
kE-AseEA BLEU.

OTTAWA, February 2G.-The dominic
board OF trade re.sssemblsd Yesterday,
and after the introduction Of the Ameri-
can dslegstss, McLsron delivered an ad.
dress de said the reciprocal trade TO.
lstions between the United States and
canada was necessary TO both countries
while he was OF the opinion that each
country could exist without rsciprocscy.
He considered Csusds u natural out lat
for the great trade OF the West and Tor
that reason reciprocity would DO natural
~ advantageous.
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Manhattan, Kansas.
UIED.

MANHATTAN, KtssAs, February &c
Hon. w. II. Garfield, Judge Of the eighth
Judicial district Of Kansas, died this morn
ing at the residence Of his son-in-lsw,
Professor j. II. Lee, Of the agricultural
college. He will be taken to Medina for
INTERN mt.
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AND now comes the assurance that the

AND now comes the assurance that the
women Of Chicago are about TO assault
with song and prayer the three thousand
saloons Of that city. The Amszons will
b led by Madame De Gser, and this We
regret 70 say. Women fighting in so
good cause should hAys . better leader
than this woman, who has the tongue Of
Ashwoman. She is not the one TO lead
In the crusade, unless indeed . leader ID
needed who can hold her own with the
shsrpsst tongusd men and out-termsgsnt
any other cold water tsrmsgent in Him
dis.
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Reported Expressly for the Bulletin.
THE LATEST.
YESTERDAYS CONGRESSIONAL BE.
CORD.
MISCELLANEOUS TELEGRAPHIC
NEWS.
TELEGRAPHIC MARKET AND RIyER
REPORTS.


NEW YORK, February "a IRE 10 the
village Of Bsls.on, Burlington county,
New jersey, Las. Monday, dss.royd ls
dwelling houses. Loss estimstei At $780,
600.
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Montreal.
RBsIGSED.

MONTREAL, February 21.--Chief Just
ice Duval and Judge BAgley have sent in
their resignations, and Judge Monk has
received b years leave Of absence. This
settles the difficulty between bench and
bar.
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RIVER NEWS.

Onlce OF Observation. Signal Service 4. s..
army. Daily report OF The stage Of water.
with the changes for the ~ hours ending
O'Clock p. IN, February 20, 1874.
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BLOCK AIDED,

Dispatches received from Cheyenne this
afternoon state that passengers from
Denver report the Kansas Pacific railroad
hiockaaed BY snow, there having been no
trains into Denver since last Monday
Trains on the Union Pacific are on time
There 10 no snow. ''"''
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Omaha, Neb.

OMAHA, February ga destructive
ire is reported 10 have occurred at Evan.
ston, Wyoming, to-day. The best part Of
the town is gone.
Lieut.. Gen. Sheridan and Mai. Gen.
ora Ien Cheyenne for Omaha. There IL
no Indian news. A"''' -
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'ohA Boggs aud Nellie, his wife, were
arrested for robbing Hofi'maa, tue treas.
urer OF Stanton county, and held 10 bail
for u 500 each.
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-Below nigh water marx.
EDWIN BooIH,
Observer Sig. Ser. u. =. A
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FURNITURE
LOW PRICES

l take pleasure in calling
the attention of the public to
my flesh and full stock of
new and elegant Furniture, at
my Furniture and Matrass
Factory, corner Seventeenth
Street and Washington Ave.
nue.. My stock embraces
Bedsteads, Wadrobes, Bu-
reaus, Sideboards, Wash.
stands, Tables, Chairs, Bug.
gies, Mattresses and, in a word,
all that is useful or orna.
mental in my line.
This being the only manu-
factory of Furniture in this
city, propose offering better
goods at lower prices, and
have made a large reduction
in the prices of all my goods.
Call and examine my stock
and secure an outfit of choice
Furniture. To the wholesale
trade | offer special induce.
ments. Note the place
Corner Seventeenth Street and
Washington Avenue, Cairo, Ills.
VIM. EICHHOEE
Wholesale aud Retail Dealer in Fur.
niture aud Mattresses.
lyj-1-9,-..m.