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objteuen. 2ieber lllii5le1l sic. .Glterll ei,11
ai1beres seitlihes GeI6dft etluas ruben.
foiiens pber altfidieben, als ben geiitli=s
den nnterri6t unb has Mitlpirfen nit
ber t66ule peridumen.. 9ies 1liunt
a6er ui6t gar - 5niele 3eit biniueg.
ySenn bic Glterll etluos seitli6er ouf1te=1
fer, inter. Says feline 3ett pertdnoelm
ni9t III plauOereien li9 einlalielL n1an6e.
llnterboltung et,uas abtiirsell, 10 finoen
lie 3eit 9enn9 fiir oos Mibtislte = fit
hie &inber. - 9ie]e lollen ibre Muf9o=
ben unter slufii6t Der Glteru. ferti9 n1a=
hen uno ritbt cher sum @piele poer
9(usoono bic GrloubniB erbalten, ols tie
ibrc 56ulloden bcenbet boben. Sbnen
obcr sic @duloufsoben lelber sll MAIDEN,
lit j6le9t unb ebenlo, lie. BON oeren Mtit=
lOiilern abl6reiben Sll lohen. 9}o9bel=
len lit eine gons onbere @ode ols por=
MAIDEN N)}onde biirften Der @erlnn=
tf)ung Goum ,gDnnen, :hob pieler Gltern
oie 3eit ,uirflib monglc Inn nit Der
S6ule mitsu>uirten. 0ielc NnlldDt
l0eint fir ben eriten 9lu9enblid bei per=
beirotbetcn Tabrifsnrbeitern, 8toieuite=
ten unb Nelellcn luel6e to9elon9 IN
6elo=, Gorten=, 9Seinber9=, gSolo=,
Sonowerts=, 8er9bol1=Mrb ltelen unb
9lbenbs gon5 er1dDpft na6 9oulc font
men, Ginigss fir li6 su baben, = 1T
uber nur @1ein unb 5dlll0ung. 9llle
oiele @ei9dite 1ino fir bie genannten
5tdnbe >oihti9e> 1ebr ,pi@ti9e @jel@dfte,
- ober bic edit d)riltli6e Sirbersu6t
unb Die eiirise Neituirtuns NIT Der
5dule lit fir fotboliI6e Gltern bas
miAtiglte Sc l6dft unb fat ben Norsug
nor ollen onoeren @el6dftcn. llno
menn Der Soter npd 10 crl6Dpft Delm=
fcbren lollte cine piertel o0er babe
5tunoe lib5u leinen Sfinoern binsuleken
nit ibncn ii6cr 9}eli9ion unb oos III Der
56ulc Grlernte lpre6enl SOB nno Soeel
no6 @erbicnl It lperocn, 49, eos fonn,
oos lol jeoer, bos lit lein 9oupt9el6dft,
oappn 9ibt es feinc Gntl6ulbigun9. Gs
Iinbet lib i0nn Belt, luenn bic Cltern
l,ur 3eit ]inben pollen. slm Nbenoe 1T
Taft INNER cinige freie 3eit uab luos ioa
id) crit 1o9en ppn ben @pnn= uno Teicr=
tooen, ppn mon6ell Cages rao M6cno=
it,nben, wcl0e Die Mrbeitcr onS mas I'M
ncr fir einen 9(nlob fret baben - y, Die
Gage unb 5tunben Ia len bo0 gor feline
(Snt|6ulbi9ung pe9cn 3eitmon9el 9cltel@!
Gifri9e G(tern finben INNER 3eit. Sene
Gltern, pel0e fir Dos bci 9lb16lub Oel
Gbe ibcrnpmmene 9oupt9ei6dft :..Gbrilt=
li6e &inoersu9t unb eifri9e M}it>pirtuno
nit Ser G6ule gar nibts tbun begebel
tinen Trepel por @ott, Stride uao 5too1
ia in mon6en Tdllen 9ro6er 9erno6!dl=
li9uns cine 9(rt tbierii6cr Gobbeit. 9en
Die Shiere laTen lire Sungen, lobolo il
lelbf lire Nabrllng su finoen luillen, &C.
bcn nnb bctiimmern lid ni6t meiter I'M
lie'!
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-04-29

ileVSA "CtiNg,l t'ND" p"oN.'I y" ~ Uttt"G
tbpfi]6e 91eiufens pon feinem &atboliten
als 8i11of oterfan1t miro. &=~'
.Salllel1oe non Semen, lpel6e 1s4S tpe=
gen sluirfli1en 9onbfrieoenbrl16es ii6er
6ie @rense nubten, iubeln, boB bos
ndmlr6e @0idlal >Seue trifft, Sic itets
Bic 2ebrer bes lpaDren &ehor5 ans ge9en
Sic Dbri9feit paren = uno bas lit mo-
tiirli@.
9(u0 mir mDtbten beinabe la6en iiber
bos l1nterfon9en Der preubil6en &egie=
rung, einen fatbplil9en Si1 16of 5einer
gSiiroe poer au1 nur 1eines 9l1ntes sn
entleben benn bos i leiber audi Bel
Sismord unmDgli6.
2coo0elpsft IT uno b(ei6t Gr;bil 6of
BON @nelen=P Polen, bis er entpeoer jtirbt
ooer bis ibn ber paplt ieiner gSiroe ent=
binbet, une 10 lon9e als in bieier Oi6sele
np6 cine SbQti9feit Der 9eiltli6en &C.
malt itattfin0et 10 fin0et ie bi5 sum
Gintritte bes eineu p0er bes onbern Der
genonnten Grei9nille blos bur6 Grloub=
nib uoer 8epollmd6tisung 0es Grsbi=
19pfs 2e0o6olusfi ltott, mag nun Die ler
I'M &erfer Su Oltro,uo p0er ii6cr ben
@renSen bes &eibes Der @ottesfu@t,
Ser frun,nen 6ttte un0 bes 2iberolisnls
]ein.
9o6 lit sic 5a9e f1r9t6ar ernlt
man 6eiBt einen Ntonn einen 2anbfrie=
bensltDrer, Dem nidt Set 5dein zines
2ono frie0ensbruGes no69eiuieIen perOen
fam; man beraubt i'm leines gan5en
Gi9ent6umes, lueil er lost: vMein Sc
,pillen perbietet mir sur 8ousiebun9
e1er tir6enm6roerii i6en Gelebe bie 9ono
SIT bieten;" man lperrt i'm SIT &dubern
uno MDrbern, >peil er Die 5a6e @ottes
bDber bdlt ols bie 5o9e Der Welt; man
itellt 9i6ter ii6er i'm, bon benen &einer
leiner 9teli9ion It; man tuo9t es ni3t,
i'm, ben man in ber @etpolt fat, Dor
bie]en @eri9tsbof 81 i6leppen ob,upDl
man i'm bo6 Ing @efdn9nib gel9leppt
| bot, man 5iebt es oor> ibn in contuma-
clam Sl perllrt6eilcn 'ucil man 1eine
itllmme @ertbei0i9uns fiirGtet; man
lpeib ia, boB feline Mppellotion pom Gr=
fenntnilje .itottf finoen fam . 8ismord,
D Tolt, iuie iiib fit Gu6. o6er mic &C.
meiu it eure 9ta0e!
9(6er man per9ibt, bob cine e(ppella=
tipu ltottl linbet, lnO s'uar cine Mppella=
tipn an ben G6bfen Ni6terf fluff Gottes
uno an ben 9i6terl ltu6l Der Meit- uno
No1pclt, lo>ueit lie ni6t pom mi leranlen
2iberolismus 5erfrcilen 1T.
| Gs Tonb 19on cinnol Giner III 1tlm=
ner @ertbeioigung por Dem Gi1terltnbl
Der lpeltli9en 0e>polt ongeflo9t oes
v9one neFriebens6ru0cs." uGr brin9t Sas
Bolf in 9(ufreguna> lcbrcno bur9 gon5
Siibda, BON @olilda bis bieDtr." llno
Der Mn9efloete lpur6e trpb lciner lln=
i1Dulb perurtbeilt " gum &reuscstooe.
9(bcr ob,pobl fein 9(ufl ltanO erfol9te,
oron9 bie &unoe BON ieiner 9(uferi itebung
ppn einem S6eile ber 9Selt sum onoern,
pon einer @eneration sur Mnoern> unO
nit ibr suglei0 Sic &unoe pom un9ere6=
ten Niebter Yilatus unb ben ln9erc6ten
Nnfldgeru. limb 0ic Elnoe lebt fort
uno fprt, na6oem bos n1G6ti9e GDmer=
rei6 NIT oen linn rlutertb bdnigen Suoen=
rei6e ldn9it bon Der Groe, in Sol9e ganj
anberer Grregun9en ,ue9gefc9t 1T. unO
10 miro, wcnu man audi taulenomol liist
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Die gSerbaft,1as9 .,
be3 @rsbifDpfS DDm GDlas.

Grsbil6of 8a,ll11s Mcl9ers sl perboften.
ST. begob 1ib baber AM 81. WldrS, Mor=
gems gegell7 l1br lit Die Wobnung oes
Grsbil6ofs ulbn1adbte ibm bsn bem 8e<
,fcbl MeittDeilu,,g. Scr GrSbii6of ont
iportete: oob er MIR Set @etuolt tuei9en
,perbc uno lpurbe bent au6 nit Mnpen=
buno BON @eipolt in ben bcreit ge6oltc=
men Mogen gefiibrt. Sm er5bii6Dfli6en
Nolois perab16iebeten li6 piele @eiitli=
den bon be1n Serrn Gr5bii6of uno cine
Tolfsmenge be9leitete Den na6 bent Nr=
re1tbdu1e am &lingelpiib abfabrenoen
Wosen bis su bem sbore oes @cfdn9=
nilies..
Boliseipralioent Depens erl dien 9esen
7 u6r friib lit Oer gSpbnung ocs grsbl=
f0ofs, lpo ct erfldrte er bobe Befebl,
ben Grsbil ldof lof fort 5u uerboftel1 ,penn
oieler ibm nidt bic 3ul lage ertbeile, li6
su jeber Belt freilpillig sur 9aft sn itel=
len. Ser Grabi1 i1d)of ertldrte jebo6 er
f6nnc unb ,uol(e bie1e 3u1ase nidt er=
tbeilen. Ser Yoliseiprd liOent requirirte
]i6 nun 6en in Der Ndbe lpobnenoen ASo=
ii5e Gommil1dr &lole unb oieler fobte
bonn BEN Gr5bii6of oer mieoerbolt er=
flQrt batte, er tperbe MIR ber Gelualt >pei=
6en> am 9(rn,e o1i unb fiibrtc ibn 51 DEM
por ber S6iire 1tebenber Magen bes Yo=
| liseiprQl libenten. .9lls Ser genannte Cont
milior Sonb an ben Gr5bil6of leste,
1oote bieler vDeo gratias! Gs piro
@clpolt sebrau6t! Finis noster vic
toria ecclesi@ !" Ser GrSbil6ot Der
Bpliseiprd1 1ioent unb ber &onlillar fubren
nun lof fort 5u bem nobebelegenen Nrrelt=
boule, ,po Dem Sc fongenen bret 3immer
sur @erfiisune seitellt lein iollen. Cine
por Ser Wobnlng BEG Bii6ols per1om=
melte Menge pon ettua 200 bis 800
Ber1onen per6ielt 1t0 int Nqgenteinen
| 5iemli6 rubig, MIR wuroe Elm @@ub=
mann BON einen 6teinlpurfe an ben
Gopf 9etroffen.
SIN 9(rrc cItbouIe iuurOe ocr 9err
Biidof ppn Dem itelloertrete11oen
0irector empfongen l1no in Bic
ibm porldufig ongelpielenen bret
3immer bcs M}ittelgebdl,oes 9efiibrt> bie>
1T ber slpeiten Gtogc i6er Dem 9irecto=
riolbureou 9ele9en, bisber Die NerDbr=
simmer oes Snl nltruttionrid)ters iporen1
lno ous einem 9craumigen gSoDns simmer
einem fleinern Cabinet unb einem @9lof=
simmer beltcDen. Sic fir ben GrSbl=
i6of bef finitip be1timmten 3immer botten
nod nid)t Eferti99eitellt lperoen f6nner1
bo0 uerben bielelbeu sum Sesu9e bol=
biglt bereit lein. Gs iuoren nm Die
@erbin0ung inter benl lel6e11 DerSultellen,
einiee Mdnoe su 0ur6bre6en; suslei9
nubteu olle 0rei 3immer nell tope5irt
,1no sum 9rDBten Sbeile neu mDbellrt
lperoen."
Sn Be5ug ouf Ben oefonsenen gr5bi=
16pf perninlmt Die u&Dln. BolfsSeltun9
OoB 0er1elbe om l., 9(pril=MeDrgen bic
FL. Meiie III Der &opeQe bes @rreitballes
gele1en fat, tpobei elmer oer ebenfolls
Sort oetinirten brei Sci ltli6en linn ollt=
ltirte. Gs lino ndmli6 Sic v9elperrten"
Yforrper>ualter 9apern1ann aus @ton1=
mcl,1, 8icar Wasmcr aus ger9Dein1 unO
Yfarrer @erorOs aus 9funOerot6 uein9e=
bro6t" ,pprben. @in1tlpeilen 1T Dem
9errn Metbbil6ofe nno bem er5bil6Dflt=
den @ecretoir Set Belu6 beint Serrn
Grsbi1dpf in @eQenlpQrt oes eS11peftors
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SAVANNAH, MO-, FRIDAY, APRIL II. 1874

a great amount of money, that will not
pay on an average more than two hrsn-
dred dollars year, and will give en-
ployment but five months in the year?
The teacher must remain idle the bal
ance of the year or enter some other
calling or profession. The common Ia
bOrer, who has never spent day, in
preparation, or dollar in money, does
much better than this, while he Isl re-
lieved OF all the care and responsibility
which rests upon the conscientious
teacher. Every person that spends
time and money on anything expects q
return with profit, unless it be tor char
ity or tor the love of the Great, Master.
At the present wages paid teachers in
Missouri, nothing but inferior teachers
can be expected. because the wages
paid are not sufficient to demand the
talent necessary. If we purchase an
article for ten dollars and expect we
are obtaining something worth twelve.
we are very sure to be disappointed, and
because the article falls below our esti-
nation Of its value, we are very sure to
esteem it worth mucirless than it really
is. So it is with teachers and teaching.
If directors employ n teacher for forty
dollars per month, and, at the same
time. imagine they are getting one
worth sixty or more, or one who has the
tact and talent to command that in other
professions and trades. they are very
sure to be disappointed. and because the
teacher fell below their estimated value,
he is. not taken for what he is really
wsrth. 1t may be.his services were
fully worth all that was paid for them,
or even more, but because he fell short
of the previously formed estimate, he is
at once decided q failure, and, if not ex-
PEELED from the school, all his influence
for good is destroyed. Perhaps in the
history of Andrew county there never
were so many teachers failed as in the
present winter. Was it because of a
poorer class of teachers, or that the peo
pie are beginning to wake up to the
great importance of education, and of
the thorough qualifications that are nec-
essary for the successful teacher and who
have not yet learned to place a true es-
innate on the talent required for sue
cessfnl teacher' think the latter true,
rather than the former. This will also
answer my second proposition. to-wit:
Pay the full value of the kind of talent
you want. Whenever directors Of
schools are willing to pay as much for
talent as other trades or professions are
for the same, then, and not till them will
the true and successful Teacher continue
in his profession Of .tenshing. H. G. J.i.
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Cherry Grove ltenas. .

Good weather has come at last, and teams can
be seen in every field, drawing the Hlew-A Ihe
farmers have overcome the Idilemmss in which
the snow and mud bad them, and. have gone az
their work like the Irish hrigads- At the battle of.
Seven Pines-i. e., with their coets and .bsots OF
and their sleeves rOlledup.,
The prospect for irSitis very fstRriDss saas
the indications are that therrcp WIKI u tkEshrg-
est for several yesrs.
The wheat never looked better.
The temporary Poos-bouse-he is completed
The building 10 b twosstors one, and will anord
ample shelter, for thspsupers for several years.
Several Of ouncitizens have been crusaded, but
without success.
The windmill gossip has played out at last. 8:
Peace to its remains PREsToN~
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Co-Operatiye.F Fire Insurauos,-

The following is the report OF the COMMITTEE
N The Andrew County Council 9asross OF Hns-
bandry, to whom was referred the sabjecs Of in
sUrnnce:.
To the Andpw County Council Of the Patrons Of
uslI.siry:
Your committee appointed to repor. system
of insurance, adapted 10 the fnrIn.Is Of Andrew
county, and n plan for putting the sarne into
practical opeatiou- would Respectfully reprs-
sent, that, baving caYufully examined all the
SOURCES of information within their rrach, wOud
respectfully submit, tn. following report: That
tn. mutual plan possesses more OF the elements
Of safety and true insurance than any other
Fire insurAnccis Is of comparative recent origin
and while the chances can be calculated to frsc-
ton on life insurance. and nearly SO with rcgsnt
10 marine insurance; yet the question Of csieu-
lating To nicely the risk in hre Insurance., has
not been arrived ut. anil must remain IN unsolvrd
problem rs loag rs the present loose system Is
pcrscyered in The fact j., that the present sys
tenn of fire insurance is nothing but species oil
gambling. in which those operating The concern
hold all the chances and the receipts Tor policies
are SO far in advance of the returns. that 1t has
become very serious question tor the farmer 10
solve When small losses ensue, the insurett
are frequently promptly paid to Keep up the cred
il of the concern; but wfrn IN extensive IRE hap
pens, very many OF these bogus Insurance Coma
panics quietly shut up shop, and there Is nothing
for their victims TO get but their oooks; Walch.
though very handsome without, are entlrel!
worthless within. IL the amount actually paid
out by farmers of this county for nre insurance
could be known, 1t would surprise the most cred
uious, while we think IL Is safe to estimate the
amount paid IN the insured Is not one tenth of
that paid to the companies and their agents.
rhe question would naturally arise: why shoulis
the farmers not avail OF the benefits of q nuraai
insurance among themselves, more especially
as one of the chief benefits ~ shas plan. otiwhieh
We are about 10 propdeS ts> MAJ thesnre Insured.
They know whts h. De Insured their property:
they knsv thriu,fo be perfectly solvessk, aad.wii
ling tn pn,N all Legitimate claims presented while
in tasligout policies IN foreign insurance COM
paniss, yon,src wholly ignorant Of the starriin.,
or credit OF those you INSURE withi and are
oblig,si To take the statement from Linter-sied
agents who are very careful Ia represent every =
thing iu.gko ipa colors During the resent sss-
sion of our Legislature, q law was passed which
is specially adapted to the 'Orgsaizstion of The
plan herewtthl proposed.
Respectfully submitted.
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State Medical Association,

DIR. W. II. Bryant, Vice President ofth State
Medical Association, will leave for Sedalia on
.iondsy next, the Goth, where the shove sssocis-
tion meets in annusl session on the elst. The
committees appointed at the last session. arr -
follows: On Progressive Surgery-Dr.i wffsor,
Chairman, Weston, Mo, On Epidemics-Dr-
W. II. Bryant, Savannah, MOI On Medical Ju-
risprudence-Dr. Brown, Mexioo,. Mo- On
Medical Educstion-Dr., g. w. Brooms, No
beriy, No On Medical Ehics-Dr. jones'. Se--
dslis. The railroads have reduced the fire for
the round trip to one and one fih OF the farr one
Way to delegates.
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Richardson. .. County, Nebraska
Grange3, &c.
SAVANNAH. March n 1874

SAVANNAH, March 81 1874
Afh EpIroR-In ramhlip- nm and ao,-, ,h,
,or,a .,,,.- Nf " "e
"''t" hAe raging lion, seeking whom We
might deyOur' In our lonely bachelor ''cussed-
ne.s WI. ,oupd ourselves q, ,h. .r.t.
IT., q. y" VI. evening Vi
"afc" -''"ea ra's 'Hy, IN hicharuson county,
Nebraska; certainly one of the most delightful
countries the ey. eyer bebelJ With 40 an. al;
" e e'''
rs the sun SHINES on, ana enough timber for ali
ordinary purposes, this portion of the Lords
vi,.v,,J 1. hl., ,,r , .: =.
,h, wnrld W.. ex.r s,w wi,h n poiton ot
w,t.r. which nr Inn. v.srs in ,h;s ,i ..
Nis.onr; xv. hav. h.., ~, .sji,. ,,ip, p'ou ~, y,
Of U.,,,,itl cr.ts ,ri,h ';i,,, 80, IN W. neeu
run half The world. marbinsrw f.., PU"eI 10. 81 10
runn:nv brnots and never tni,;nS snr;nas! ,na,,
tiry and a,orn IN, Ian,Isc,n,s ,n, m;ni,, ia u.
fh, wants nf mln and h,.nsi yor ara ,hs -, :"
nru advantng-s drst;ne, ro ..wasta ,h.;r s,,,a na
ness on The. ,i,,.rt air far we found th., .o,,,
~ occun,rJ hy a ibr,t,y .ner,,.tic nonuI. go u,
Intelligent farmer, VII, .e.m.1 e snr ~, v,
hnw tS tnke advantage of ami tnrn "a a..c,,,,, y
fb,se suucrior n,uur'I adynnt,,,e. w ,,"nI
them ,hnrou.hly aroused ihnrnnpbjv nry,u;1..i ,o,
nn,i 4, in. awake Nv. w,.r inr,,,Tn"i h, G'.,,,.
Grand Master q; A thboti wi,h E,n ~
t,rri.l Thai tb.re r.r,. thir,y a.. ,,m,, mou se
Richardson county with nm .y.rr,i ..,,,S,'r IN
shin of nhour forty Level Xnii.v Is,a'
Me- situated nrnr Mr. thLo,t,S ,y.,,. ISu, ,.,ISS.,,,
four new mrrrbvrr thrn,-h ibe mys,.r;..s a. ,hs
fourth degree; being invited To- attend AZ. d;i so
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that lrtters of admin
IN istratiOn upon The csta.e of Thomas Nance,
late of the cOuity Of Andrew, Missouri deceased,
have been grated to the undersigned, Eliza
beth Nance, bI the Probate Court of Andrew
county Missouri, bearing date, the I4th day OF
March, \: ID. lsa. All persons having claims
against said estae- are notifeG 10 exhibit them TO
me for sliOwancewithn one year after the date
Of sail letters or they may be preclrced from any
benefit OF said estate, and if sech claims be nos
exhibited within two years Gros the time of tiss
publication OF this notice they will be forever
barred. ELlZABECH NANCE,
23.i ADMINISTRATORS
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gnneationaI.

EDITORS FOR APRIL
Editor in Chief-J. &. HonnOll
Assisfanfs-w. W. Booher and Miss Allah
Buckley
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Adnli11iStf1JtOr!S Notice.

NOTICE il hereby given that letters Of nd
IN ninistraiiSn upon the estate of Thompson
Kelley, Deceased, have been granted to the I'M
dersign.d by thu Probate Court of Anilrew co,ln-
ty, bearing date March 20, 1874. All persons
having dams against said estate are required to
eNhibIt faein 10 nG. .o1 allowance within one
year from the date Of said letters or they msy IN.
precluled from any ben,iif of saIch estate md il
said claims be not exhibited within two years
from the fine Of publication of This notice IN,
will be fOregerharrcd. GEORGE KELLEY,
ESQ admir- of Thompson Kelley, decd
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FANCY.
POULTRY! !

IHAvE chickens and eggs to sell, of the best
l. breed in the United Statcs Dark Brahnlas of
the Black Prince strain. They are handsome
chickens, grow to the largest siAe mature early,
and are good layers. When young, they the
collar of quail-. and escape ih- hawk; while
white ones nre sure; mark Chickens S. per
pair; eggs 81 per dozen. ThaLis from 80 to 2OJ
per cent. lower than they can b.. bought else
where. Orders can be left At iWright's grocery
store, Savannah, alal chickens and eggs will be
left there per order. l7S: REV. W. r. ELY
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their solemn rites. and hid selected the hiilsS6se
for their .'sanctuo sanCtoruns," essleefsl alI
the rubbish Of cOgItbustLble natzue into oae-
coiai.sti6les became one solid sheet Of fanse:
antt there, under the blue dome of Heaven the
pale-faced moOn, looking down upon them, sent
tle'smoke OF their bnrning sacrifice upward from
ths,sltar, thus cleansing them frOm all sin and
iniqn'ty; not by the blood of bulls and Of goats,
Dut oy the remasns OF . departed ''yaller doTge-"
sncr y the depth of human depravity.
The SUNNI r school commenced here on Mon,
day, the, 3oth Mt, and already, about. thirtE
names are on the list, and the number gradually
increasing wish hetescher miss MEaiiinI5
Our httle city, on the go ahsaf,' Busisr,s, =
lively, although money 'inatsers stfif. continu-
Our streets are drying on nicely.
the coming season by purchasing uloWs and ofher
agricultural implements.
e. Our merchants are doing thriving business.
We have been expectirg q grange store here,
but am isfOrmed that the enterprise has col,
iaPsed, Tor reasons unknown tn us non -Graagers.
see an article In your paper Of March q,
bearing the euphOnions nom tc pisna. Of '>Oeei-
dental" The gentlemsn's whole soul (if he hss
anyp seems to be entirely absorbed In Grange
gives ne'a 'spat, - then tells about protracicsi
meeting that had been In progress ut that little
government schOOl-house, and then says some
thing more about the Grange. And now, iI
Will Just say this, that was not aware that .
correspondent to any paper represented the .'in-
teiliSence and refinement Of. the vicinit4 vheIe
intellectual status of High Rn,irie,. their mental
condition il really deplOrahle... And, In con-
clusion, wish to say to "Occidental'' that II
be with de d cat or stuffed club, or some other
weapon fully ~ deadly, AS like TO suit my I'M
plements Of warfare to the power Of the 1ees be-
sieged. G, A S>PIf4
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Whitesville Correspondences

EDITOR REPUBLICAN - In this enlightened
country II Is very rare, indeed that we are per-
mittei to witness any form of Pagas, worship;
but on the night of the 2oth ult. \, yoar corres-
pOnd"nt had the pleasure of belts&,ling his tirs,
(and probably his laSt) scene OF this Kind There
were some half desn moon WoTshipcrs Il sup
WAS rising gracefully in .ibc enstl ea5agcd in
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-04-17
Correction.

In the reply IN the sermon Of Rev. G. ",
Eisenlohr, read "Tbe Rev. apologist seeks to ex-
cuse and eXtenuate intemperance, instead OF
''serks t0 excuse and exterininate intemper-
ance.' - "Old Testament Scripsurss'' instead of
''Old Testament and Scriptnrss.!'' George,
book 1 2S5, - instead Of ''bOok ii pa
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Concord Grape Roots for Sale.
l have some extra fino Consorf roots,
which will be sold cheap. Call soan,
at my PLACE. pear Savannah.
IN. WEBSTER.
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BEEkMSx is the onlS grocer whe' )
gives 81 pounds of good coffee for a. ],
dollar,
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cation, their cattle are driven oil ana their
homesteads and property destroyed.
Under these circumstances strict adhe'
rance to the Presidents policy becomes
somewhat difficult, yet we believe the people
favor its further trial, and the government
| has the utmost confidence in its tinal sue
cess. In recent conversation Secretary
Delano expressed his faith in it, and at the
same time corrected one or two prevalent
misapprehensions According to the oecre-
tary. the popular impression as to the peace
poliey was mistaken one. 1t is IN no re-
spect opposed to war. If the Indians vlo-
late the stipulations entered into by
treaty between them and the government.
the peace policy is not intended to shield
the Indians at the expense of the
government; on the other hand, is to get
them on reservations compel them to re-
main there peaceably instruct and eneour-
age them in the pursuit of agriculture and
the mechanic arts. and in all possible ways
surround them with the influences Of civil
ization. If they wantonly leave their res
eryations, violate their treaties, refuse the
care Of the government and defy its author
ity. the only recourse Is to in1ict summary
punishment: upon them, and this the gov
eminent is prepared to DO.