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InOm00 WOrrAlI.
tCOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
4 Of Orleans, No. :9,522 mo. 1886 of the Seventh
District Courtl-By viltue Of a writ Of fier fsciae
directed by the honorable the Fourth District Cont
for the parish of Orleans. in the above entitled
cause. to w. p. Harper. late sheriff and Nv aid
late sheriff to me transferred, will proceed n saii
at public auction, at the Merchants and Anction
GERS Exchange, Royal street. between Canal Ard
Customhouse streets in the Second District of this
city, on MONDAY. December FL, 1874 ~ fwely.
cleck NJ. the following described property. to
wit ffNA'1 W w
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST NJ
the defendant, DR.. Thomas worrall. in and to a
certain judgment for fourteen hundred dollars
with five per cent interest frem March Is. 1875
and costs. rendered November S. 1874, and signed
November II, 1874, in the suit entitled Thomas
D. Worrall vs. Edward Lowe and Charles Martens.''
and No. 40,8lS of the docket of the Fourth Ns-
trict Court TOR the parish of Orleans.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-This being TIE second and last auction.
the said property will be definitely adudcated to
the highest and last bidder for whatever it viii
bring, at twelve msnths credit, the purchaser fur.
nishing bond with COED and solvent &c curty bear.
ing i've per cent interest per annum from date IN
tn final payment Said purchaser will have to de,
duct and pay in cash the printing sheriff and
clerks fees, ETC., which amount to about seventy
dollars.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
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A. hochereau q Go. vs.. Josephlne Baues
non. widow OF Jacques Rene BOugere
ENFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARISH OF
y Orleans. No. 6ll3.-By virtue of writ OF seizure
and sale directed the honorable the Fifth District
Court for the parish of Orleans the above entitled
cause to ". Harper. late sheriff and by said late
sheriff to me transferred, will proceed to eell az
pubic auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
exchange, Royal street between Canal and Custom.
house streets in the Second District of this city
on SATURDAY. January 2. 1875, at twelve
O'Clock NJ, the following described property.
to wit ff'''
CERTAIN PORTION OF GROUND. together
with the buildings and improvements thereon sit.
uated III the Third District of this city, in the
square comprised within Laharpe Johnson La
peyrouse and Galvez streets, measuring one hun
drsd and ninety-fve feet five inches front on
Johnson street, BY ninety-nine feet three inches
three lines front on Laharpe street; which poi
OF ground part Of lot designated by the letter A.
OF sketch drawn by J. A. Dh emecourt SURVEYOR
and annexed to an act passed before O. de Arinas,
notary public in this city. ON the thirteenth Of
September, 1859 and forms the corner of Laharpe
and Johnson streets
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash Oh the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff nj fha pav jsb
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Hugh N. Crooks vs.. Mrs. Jane Connolly,

Hugh N. Crooks vs.. Mrs. Jane Connolly.
Widow.
ClXTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
y Orleans, No sl65.--By virtue of a writ Of fie,
facias to me directed by the honor able the Sixth
District Court for the parish OF Orleans, in the
above entitled cause will proceed to sell at pub
lie auc, n on the premises here matter des gnated
on WEDNESDAY, December 30 1874, at half past ten
O'clock A. NJ, the following descIi bed property. to
wit
TIE FURNITURE AND MOVABLE EFFECTS
contained IN the house No. 1874 Julia treet in the
First District Of this city, per inventory which
may be seen in my office.
Seized in the above suit
TeIms-Cas. on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAS
Civil Sheriff of the Par sh Of Orleans
de1P o. n 70 - ''
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~ 0IsN1S =" aOOALAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
de18 81 Jas 10 ''-.'

john CaffAu VS.. Alexander Casiaina.
EuFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Orleans, No. sl7o.-By virtue Of q writ Of
e - and sale to me direcIed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
in the above entitled cause, viii proceed to se at
public auction. at the Merchants and Auctioneers'
E1chsnge, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
tSs ott streets N the Second District Of
twelve o'clock NJ. the following described proD.
erty to wit f1~T
CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND,
together with the buildin gs thereon, situated in
the Third District of this city designated bv The
letter q ON sketch annexed TO an act passed in
the office Of A. 3. Benvenu notary public in this
city on the twenty seventh Of october. 1865 &C
measures ninety feet front ON Greatmen lnOw
Daupnlne) street BY three hundred and twelve
feet eleven inches six lines more or less in deplh
bounded on the lower side by Catins property,
and on the upper side and in the rear by other
property Of the defendant herein; which said
property forms part Of larger portion of ground
by al act executed before said notary a.
1868. ~
Seized in the above suit
Terms-Eash on the spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish OF Oyleans
DELE n ja7 - 20 O'AoeAAes
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

CINC1NNATI-SteamerC B Church. II bales cot
ton 500 sks corn 235 sks Olcake $50 bbls potatoes
765 bbis dOur l2O bbls pork GA bfs whisky % hall
6bls whisky 60 cks bacon 81 bxs bacon 02 ties hams
% tcs lard SO kegs lard 1000 kegs nails 215O bxs
bitters 400 bxs starch and sundres
1850 eks cotton SEED u SKIS seed cotton aud sundree
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. La Beliefs 1853 bales cotton
64l5 sks cettOn seed and sundres
BAYOU SARA-Steamtr w s Pike--893 bales
cotton l61 hhds sugar SIC bbls melasses and sun.
dries
HELENA-Steamer Kate Krney-1lG. bales cot.
ton EGO SKIS cotton seed and sundrics
Observation-Disclosures Lizzie Hopkins.
liz hhds sugar ZS8 bbs mOlassee aud sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer st Mary-264 hbds
sugar IL bbs sugar 49, bbls olasses 13 bbls rice
SKIS rough rice and sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer J Frazex-i62 binds
sugar las bbls m0lasses and sundries
Observation-Disclosures G H Durfee-i333 bales
cotton le hhds sugar 1874 5bls molasses and su.riee
OHIO RtVtR-Fer tia. bOst-1zo0 bbls potatoes 600
bbls apples
AMIfk RIvER-stesmer Ahce--l: bales cotton
and sundries
ELLIS CLIFFS-Barge iouisiana--also sks cot
ton eeed
LOWER COAST-Steamer Marie-Sundries
LOWER COAST-Steamer Walloon-SundI1es
RECEIPTS BY RAILROADS,
MoRGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD.
ia axis rice 296 hhds sugsr IL bbls sugar 1893 bbs
mOlasses l8 half bbls mOlasses TIC sugar and sun.
dries
NEW OsLEAyS AND TEXAS RAILROAD. Decem.
her 1872 hhds sugar l0l bbls m0lassss and sun.
dries
NEW ORLEANS. ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO RAIL.
ROAD, December 1880 bales cotton and sundries
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Byron M. PosA ". Charles BFigss Peter
anderson and B. Yini: Ogden. e1ecutoreA

Byre. M. PssA ". Charles Brisss Peter
Anderson and d. vini; Ogden, executorsl
SIXTH DISTRICT COURT FUR THB PARISH OF
~ Oleans, No. 6931.-By virtue of writ of seizure
nd sale to me directed by the honorable the Sixth
Jtssilcs Court for the parish Of Orleans. in the
aoovo entltied cause will proceed to sell at pub
lie auction At the Merchants and Auctioneers' Rx.
change. Royal street between Canal and Cus tom.
hOuse streets; In the second District of this city
q AZ DECEMBER e. 1874 At twelve O'Clock
-, CsRTAiN SQUARE OF GROUND, desisnsted BY
tns number ,orty s11' on plan Of West Boul;gny
the eixhteenth Of March, 1884, deposited in the
Office Of Louis 7. Care. then notary public in this
CITY; said square is situated in ting sixth District
PlaQuemne ana Perrier streets, and measures
three hundred feet trout on each Of said two last
named Streets and two hundred feet front on each
Of the other TWO :treets. divided into ten lots -
per said original plan; together with the buildings
and improvements thereon, and the appur' enanoes
thereof Being the same property acuuil ad bv
the late Charles Briggs deceased from the plaintif
herein BY an act sails passed before Pierre Charles
Cuvellier, . notary public in this city, On the
twenty first of June, 1871.
Seized In tbs above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot
w. p. HARPER.
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The Weather and Rivers.

OFFICE METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVER
New Orleans, December Is, 1874. !
The following is report of the weather
and rivers 1T 3:43 P. NJ, local time, to- day:
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MONETARY AMP ednMERciAL.
MONETARY.


The money msrket continues quSet. The oier.
ings are of moderate extent at the banks. and all
approx ed short paper 10 readily accepted. There
are but few colaterals offered for loans Oh the
street. and the move ment in all classes Of CONNER.
cial paper 10 extremely limited. We continue to
quote first class paper md collateral loans iof
sixty days at 809 y cent y annum. Al DO at 1922.
and second grade 1t l5Ol8. First olass mortgages
continue to rule at lOOll p cent p annum. while
nothing 10 reported IN second class. on which 10
base quotations.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
BELOW-COMlNG UP.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. u
Ship Forest Bella, Sutherland. IS days from Lon.
don. to master
Ship Minnie H. Perry. % days from Liverpool: to
MASTER
Ship Co,onet, Bryan. from Havana. 70 master
SANTIAGO 4. r,ha H. b..liasf to mastsny
Bark Maria Catherine, Slausmsn. u days from Am.
sterdam, to MASTER.
Norwegian bark Leviathsn, TOTjesen. q dayO from
AsVinwsu. in ballast to MASTER
WAITING ORDERS.
British ship Birmingham, Durham. from Liverpool
October IL. 70 master
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FUGENE WAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.
deiS 81 ja9 10

A0ndOn and Lancashire Fire Insurance
Company We. Thomas B. Lee l. Co.
ENFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
Il Orleans. No. 5936.-By virtue Of writ of fieri
faciae directed by the honorable the Fifth Dis
trict Court for the parish Of Orleans in the above
entitled cause. to W. P. Harper. late sheriff. and
by said late sheriff to me transferred. viii pro
coed to sell at public auction, at the Merchants
aud Auctioneers' Exchange, Royal street. be-
s.a Canal and streets the
uary IS. 1875 at twelve O'Clock NJ. the followirg
described property; TO VIII
A LOT or GROUND, together with the improve
ments thereon. situated in the Fist District Of
tins tins city in the square bounded by Carondelet.
Girod, ". Charles and Julia streets, measuring
twenty-five feet seven inches front Oh Carondei.t
street by twenty-five feet in depth, betwt en- par.
slle lines designated by the number enc on plan
drawn BY John Schrieber. surveyor dated tenth Of
December. 1886 and deposited as plan number
eight in ,1; the ftce of Marks, late notary pub
by the defendants herein from john Burnside. by
act before T. Guyol notary public, in Ills city. on
the twenty second Of June. 1874.
Heized in the above suit
Terns-CAsh on the spot
EUGENE wAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans,
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Mrs. Mary Nay. sided and asssaeeA b.
her hu:6snd. Thomas p. May. W. Peter AndeT-
son and Henry '. Ogden, executors.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
II OrlAang, No. 6l04-By virtue offs writ of eeisure
and sale directed by the honorable the Fifth
District Court for tho parish Of Orleans, in
the above entitled cause. to W, p Harper
hate sheriff. and BY sad late sherif to
me transferred. l viii proceed to seN at
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Gus.
t0nrhOuse Streets In the Second District OF isis
city, ON TUDESAY. January Is, 1875, ct twelve
O'Clock H.. the following described property. to
wit
a CERTAIN PIECE OR PORTION OF GROUND.
situsted in the Sixth District Of this city formerly
East Bouligny, in the parish 1T Je fays0n, In the
square bounded by Perrier, Marengo, PEytanis and
Conetantinople streets. measuring ninety feet
Perrier street, and two hundred feet deep and
front ON COnstantinople streets and which piece of
ground h su bdivided into six lOts, hch are
bered eleven, twelve thirteen, fourteen, fifteen
and nineteen, q sketch aunexe ed to an act in the
records of Charles Stringer, notary public in this
city. dated April "a. 1867; and which last named
lQts are composed of the whole of lots eleven,
twelve and thirteen, and parts of lots fourteen,
fifteen and sixteen Of the original plan book, an.
magner. then notary pubic in this city, GATED
NTH Of April, 1865 Being the same property which
the late aries Briggs acquired by purchase from
Mrs Mary &. Wells, wife Of HalcOt T. Burqes by
An act executed before said notary. Charles
Stringer, on the twenty fourth Of April. 1867.
Seized in the above suit.
TerMs-Cnsh ON the spot,
FGGKNR WAGGAMAN.
aivh Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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below high water mark of 1874.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
OFFICE OF THE REPUBLICAN, I
Saturday, December 10, 1874.
TEARED YESTERDAY.


CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship City Of Merida, Zimmerman, for New
York via Tampico. Tuxpan. Vera Cruz, Cam
ptachc, PrOgreeso Aid Havana
Steamship YazOo. Barrett for Philadelphis via Har
vana
British steamship Arbitrator. Jackson. for Liver.
Steamship General Meade. Sampson ior New York
Steamship Hudson, eager, for New York
British ship Maria EtOnelnan, Blauvclt, tor Liver
pool
British chip John Parker. Flynn, for L;verpes:
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
British steamship States IN al. Valiant. from Liver
pool November rs. to Ocean. ZereSa Aco-3d dis
Steamship Knickerbocker, Kemble, from New York.
18th instant. to A Noulton4d district
Bark W H Jenkins Durkee. 40days from LjverDoO
to master-1st district 80
Schooner Gertrude HOwes, Ward. days from Rua-
tan Island, NJ De GregOrio-2d district !
Schooner Albert W hmith. Ieavitt. from Aspin-
wall, to master-GretDa
Barge Louisiana, H0uhe, from EIis Clino
STEAMBOATS,.
c B Church Patterson from Cincinnati
w Pike. Brown. from Bayou Sara
Satchez. Leathera. from vicksSurg
La Belle. Ayles. from Vicksbuig
Gate Kinney Kinney. from Helene
Durfee. Aiken, from Alexandria
Lizzie Hopkins. Uupus. from Donaldsonvi.le
IT Mary. PrObst. from Low er coast
, Frazer. Canton from Lower Coast
Alice. Porter from Amite River
Marie. Bassett. from Lower Coast
NAl!OOn. kuiz from Lower Coast
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40. s.,u,c W. p. HARPER
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W. r. HARPER,
no23 del 8 IS rs Sheriff of the Parish of Or}eans
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EXPORTS.

lIVERPoOi-Ship Nara stoneman-?77l bales
cotton
LIvKRP0OI-ship john Parkef-3s2s bales cot.
ton 1870 slaves
LIvERPOOL-Steamshie Arb.rator-~32.5 bales
cotton Is hhds tobacco 1900 slaves
NEW YORK-SteamshipG General Meade-865 bales
cotton 1885 bbls mOlasses z0l hhds sugar bales
hides 81 bales moss ~ bales hemp SO bbls oranges
l49 dry hides 20 cases sewing machines
NEW YORK-Steamship Audeon-9al bales cot.
ton so bales moss l3 bales wool - bags wool 10
bales hides I'll drv hides 400 bds hides 36l bbls oil
46l hhds sugar 1887 bbs m0lasses 45l bbls beef IS
bbls rice 81 hhde tall0w
TUXPAN. CAMPECHE PROGRESSO AND VERA
CRUZ-Steanship City OF Merida-FOY Tuxpan-s
bbls apples bbls onions bxs cheese bbls crack
ere bbis potatoes Dbl hams half Dbl meal and
sundries For Campeache-5 bbls rosin bbls tar
For Progresso-lOO bbls hour II bbls apples For
Vera Cruz-5 bbls apples 1000 SKIS corn 10 bbls oil
pkg ndse
PHILADELPHIA VIA notwithstanding IA
zbO-For Phadelphia-56 bales cotton 1863 bbls beef
hams 400 bags wool bales wool al bales hides .5S
dry hides 2270 bbls mOlssses l6i hhds sugar bai-s
rubber IS bales moss l trc wax half bbl wax 1os
pkgs spndries For Havans-35 pigs mdsS
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Icoxr,suEp IRON FRET rAoE.j
G,rls uns. River rising slowly Weather
ena'asF- S,on... rH /. ~

NsS Yo4.R. peceniber l8.-The following ine
a0mpafSuvp cotton statement tor the week eho'ns
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.o., w. r. dAkPER.
npl9 rs de3 10 10 10 Sheriff of the Parish of rlean
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MISUNDERSTANDING Stasesman-60 200 states
1910 bdls iron ties 100 eases champagne - cks soda
Ash as bdls iron
RUATAN lSLAND-Schcoher Gertrude Hoves--
loOo punches bananas ~ 600 pantaius !6 coo cocoa
nuts u dozen pineappes bbls limo
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.,o .,.. ME ARPTR.
nois u oes 70 Sheriff Of the Pariah OF Orle.n.
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Widow George AutterIin W. John Hipno.
lyte Gutrchnux.

Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orieana
del9 81 ja1O 20
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aoo,e:o kUGENE WAGGANAH
oeI y 10 JAZZ Civil Sheriff of the par;,l. ~ G.i
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Civil Sheriff of the Par h OF Orleans.
de1e 90 q 30
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nola Is do2 GIG Sheriff Of the Parish OF osIsans
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George 6rny, Administrator. ". Dr.
Thomas WOrrall

Civil Sheriff Of The Parish of OrIsana
de15 u Jas l6 o"0e>
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-08-14

ltecturc. LAWYERS and doctors are
numerous, the formernumbcr fifteen.
and the latter eight; lawyers: John
Grabill, Greenlee Il Pearson. Henry
Stewart, Geo. Il. Bryan, w. w. Cald-
well, c. A. Whitaker, II. S. Camp
bell, J.P. Altgeld, Harlan & Madden,
James &. Higgins, David Rea, Viii
liam Herein and n. Il. Giddings.
Julius a. Sanders, |. Il. Williams.
Doctors: NJ. +. Wakefield, William
"A. Bryant, O.. f. HOLLOWAY, j. G.. Il.
Ferguson, H. Frasse, II. S. Howard.
Geo. II. Davenport and Wood Mar
tin. Savannah has many handsome
and well built dwelling houses, both
brick and frame. The business hous-
es are generally of a substantial char.
acter, built compactly around the
Square, principally brick. The east
side OF the Square was burned, over
a year since. y part of that burned
district is at present being rebuilt
by McssrS. Carson and Hardy. with a
magnificent brick structure, iron
front. at 4 cost of many thousand
dollars. Many new and handsome
dwellings are springing up in every
part of the city. Amongst other val
liable acquisitions of the CITY is the
town library, well supplied with his
tories and works of literature, arts
and sciences. The Jail and j~ailor's
dwelling. Circuit and County Clerks,
Probate Judge, Treasurer. Collector
and County Attorneys offices are in
the same building. The Jail part,
quilt of heavy stone, i'll the basement,
the balance of brick. 1t should not
be forgotten that there is ~a'spacious
wood-house in the Court house yard,
generally full to its utmost capacity.
Three public wells on the Square.
The one on the west end supplied
with a well working wind mill. which
keeps a large tank constantly filled
with water. The east end well is
supplied with q patent pump, and
the one in the Square Enclosure is
supplied with windlass and buckets.
The city is incorporated. and has Off
GERS who have proved themselves to
be efficient, and have the confidence
of the people. W. W. Caldwell,
Mayor; a. Schuster, Joseph Phillips.
Lewis Stiles, William Caldwell and
John Conner, members of the City
Council: Henry Stewart. City At
torney, and Richard BuiS. Marshal.
East of Savannah about four miles,
is the Andrew County Poor Farm.
containing over four hundred acres OF
land. The large and capacious house
on the farm for the poor. built at a
cost of over five thousand dollars.
was burnt a few months since. with
out insurance. Temporary buildings
have since been erected.
To be cOntiRUed.1
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reform of the civil service; and it has
legaliZed q certain amount of imitation.
But such action of course, settles moth
ing. The award of the Alabama money
for instance, is plainly unjust, but
the just claimants will continue to
appear. The rightful demands of equal
citizenship, which the Civil Rights Biz
would have secured. will be contin.
uously heard until they are granted.
The evils and dangers of an absurd
system of the civil service will only
strengthen the cry for reform; and the
dishonored pledges of our national faith
will still plague our business and our
consciences. The political fact to be OBJ
served in all these questions is that
there were no party lines drawn upon
them. Republicans and Democrats vo-
ted for and against every one of them,
except the Civil Rights Bill, upon which
the Democratic members, as usual,
spoke and voted as a party against equal
rights, and, as usual. pleaded a constitu-
tional objection. The Republicans, as
a majority, will theoretically bear the
responsibility. But at the polls, where
the facts will be considered, this theory
will not harm them.
Upon the whole, we are disposed to
think that the session has strengthened
rather than weakened the party. What
most Injuries it is the final action of
the President and certain leading mem
bers upon the financial question, for it
shows both confusion Of mind and
weakness of purpose on a point which
is most vital. 1t is in this direction that
we must look for possible party division;
as the paramount interest manifested in
the expression of the party conventions,
to which we elsewhere allude, shows.
The feeling is evidently different in the
West from that which prevails in the
East. But the excursion of Senator
Logan to Illinois can hardly have salts
fed him that a policy of initiation would
rally and inspire the Republican party,
or furnish a victorious platform for I new
one.ITHarper's Weekly.
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Andrew County Grange.

SAVANNAH, Mo-, August l, 1874.
The Andrew County Grange met al
the Savannah Grange oom ut one
o'clock. Meeting was called to order
by c. W. Douglass, President; +. Bray.
ton, Secretary. The password was
taken up; roll called. after which, the
Crane proceeded to elect officers, as
follows:
+. Bravton, Master; n. Bird, Over.
seer; c. W. Douglas. Lecturer; VIM.
Clark, Steward; Mr.. Parker, Assistant
Steward: L. a. Carson, Chaplain; J.
+. Waters, Secretary: Mr.. Roberts,
Treasurer; Mr.. Morgan. Gate-keeper.
Executive Committee-C. w. Doug
las, +. Brayton, y. Bird, Adam Flesher,
J. F. Waters.
County Purchasing Agent, j. F. Wat
tiers.
Bv vote of the Grange it was decided
that nine, instead of twelve, should
constitute 4 quorum for the transaction
of business.
On motion, the subject of Patrons
Mutual Life and Fire Insurance Com
pany' was taken up, and +. Brayton
vas elected agent, To ava and sollc-
il subscriptions for the same, with in
~structions to report ut the next meeting.
On motion. Il committee of three were
appointed to negotiate with eastern par
ties for the loan oi money. j. J.. Bennett.
f.. A. Carson and j. +. Waters We're APP
pointed by the Master.
Bros. Douglass, y. Bird and Morgan
were appointed to examine and report
at the mex meeting OF the County
Grange. the feasibility of establishing IL
grange store ut some point in the county
of Andrew.
On motion. the Secretary was instruct
ed 10 furnish a copy of the proceedings
Of the Grange for publication to the
ANDREW COUNTY REPUBLICAN and the
Patron of liusbandry.
Grange closed to meet on first Tues
day in October.
+. BRAYTON, Master.
j. +. WATERS, Sec'y.