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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
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ARRIVED.
Steamship Bedford Fish New Bedori with pise sae
q Wood
with oranges. ,o
Scur LILY Cole, Charleston days with cotton &C.
Sctr. White bOca, heHey Southport
kchr Viola, Robinson, AegLoodon.
Bsrs Ukraine, for Yokohama Ganad for Rio Janeroi H. D.
giover for Havana: big Carabele cGs A. V Cole
h. Burns fo Baltimore, Tom williams Il d. h4fJ
4. K. KIRK. ami j. J. Pharo. for ylrginla
wlSD-suns-t moderate, w. n. w eouiT
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Feb lArrved Steamship Con Whitley. from Ne" fof
scs ua ae Baker Mobile; BEi j. from VS. "ngtn,
n C D. NJ Alhoa sagt, and hArJ Is ihonpaon irof b-i-
N
Sailed s. eO5 tor NeS-lOk
FOREIGN FORTS.
LoNDoS Feb lSMed LrIted states; Reform Orphem
Harry ussaman Palermo G. h. jayne, eItmO, Matsca lh.s
Gmeo PeabOir. SsguedalCn tcnpettcr nm An D
antelope Arrived on ise 5o1A 1i-
John e econi Stfa ford taH Oeotge HcdHg M.s DD
d. Sarc an Johaune jst u.: Don Oueus.
CaIgue J. - Whitney bertha Arrived Feb l. tonstAa
HuDtiey bnoymiog
rane DrouaiDg Harrisburg Also arrived out hTsn
San uaf Gle, Clifton Sarah B. and Carns l.. Tyler
HAyANA Feb. 1.-The steamship Cit' OF Acda from NeSoEk
hefe this morning.
DISASTERS.
LovDoN 1.-The bak Nellie Moody from Liverpool for tss
states aground Moera but expected u get on Inc
Ch ef from Liverpool tie Catd os has eturHes
damaged The LA W, hoS lofA arrived a. Ven''oss
to-day ~ damaged Condition.
SPOKEN
Jn % 26 80 long 20 a. sap Ne Plus Ultra from Loads.
70 New lOrA 81 das out
KoBg tr NeS-lofa, l4O dt's ous
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SAYINGS BANK RREG CHARITIES.
J. A. kxEk,os. Art.. s.eretsu.

IHE PEOPLES SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF ST. LOUIS
CLosEp-RUMoRs OF A DEFALCATioN.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 1.-RumOrs have been clrcu-
ating since noon that Peoples Savings Institution
corner OF Fihst aud Carondeetave In the lower part
Of the city, had suspended and that tho cashier had alb
,copded with largo amount Of money, but beyond tho
foos that the bank had closed ts doors that IL had
debt Of s62 against in the th' morn
ing and that had not been at the bank 70
1av little IA known Other officers OF tho bank are eK
amiung its accounts, and probably statement OF its
adars will DO made 70 e-night.
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GOVERNMENT FEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT, }
Ogrtcr OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WARRINGTON. ID. c.. TUESDAY Feb. 2 1873 a. m
I.unnusis fnr lhs nnsL hreniu-fOur hours.

~. - a
Synopsis for The past hceniVfour hours -,
The barometer is highest over the South
Atlantic states and storm centers exist east OF Nova
scotia and Iowa. The temperature mas risen de-
cedy IN the Southwest and the Ohio and Lower MIS-
souri valleys over which regions southery winds ana
threatening ather prevail
Rising barometer aud cold northery winds prevail In
the extreme North West clear weather throughout tue
Atlantic States. 81. ,,.ht.
and Cincinnati. and fallen At Pittsburgh.
Pr0bdblheS. - -,
Durino Tuesdny IN the South and Middle AHdnhe
Sfrs stationary and falling bdroneter SouerV ntnds
6igheT Temperature and clear JoOred by party Cloudy
heather. -. ohto v,u.r
For tue Gulf States Tennessee and the ONO Sallcy
falling barometer stationary temperature, south ana
southwest winds. cloudy and rainy weather: , W,
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower missouri val
laws and the northwest southerly winds ana cou1y
weather followed by rising barometer, cold horlleIn
wnds clear and cleaning weather. ~,
For The aLe region. except Lake Superior. falling
barometer. rising temperature southwestery "lhds'
and increasing clOudine5s. ,,.-
For New ngland, rising followed nV IalHug
bnrometer southeast TO southwest winds, slightly
higher emperature and partly cloudy weather
The rivers will continue 10 rise from CINCINNATI and
st. Louis to VlcksOuTg.
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.ssoc1Arkn I1oroR pEALERs Ar opDs.

At the meeting of the Liquor Dealers Pro-
teetye Union last evening great excitement WAS caused
by speech made by Mr.. Cassidy in which be charged
gross msmanagement Of the funds OF the union. lie
said that 50 coo had been sunk In newspaper. s225O
mad heen patd 10 lawyers who when the trials
advsed their clients take out licenses and t7OO had
been paid for Albany business last with no rc ut
In the confusion following these remarks the Pres-
dent. Mr. Herzberg declared tue meeting adjourned
This created more confUson the gas was turned on
nnd I'm The darkness MI HeIzbeIg left the room When
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Senator Dennis declared the caucus could not nom-
natc and moved to adjourn sine die This precpitatcd
excited discussion. and some very Incorporate
speeches made in which the leading candidates were
severely criticised The meeting finally adjourned amid
much excitement. to meet tomorrow evening. 1t Is
rumOred tonight that New Will he sprung tomorrow
in iout session while Others declare 1t is another move
the conspiracy defeat election at all. There -
much discussion OF the probable result, aud numerous
opinions expressed, but still think Walker Camden
VIII De elected eventually.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
BALLOTING FOR SENATOR'S.
IN WEST VIRGINIA.

CHARLESTON, West Va, Feb. 1.-There was
little all day, and when the Legislature met
in Joint session the baotng showed material change
Walker getting d. Camden 90 BrannOn 1G, Price scat
tering 1S and five absenees. Every supposed that
another week of the deadlock would result, but the
caucus met this evening took three baots making
S3 and resulting as follows:
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p OS 7 S ORBIT.
$40 "A. w.
LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.

WITHDRAWAL OF MR. FORSTER AS A CANDIDATE
FOR THE LIBERAL LEADERSHIP IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, Tuesday. Feb. 2, 1915.
Mr.. Forster has withdrawn his name as can
didate for the leadership Of the Liberal party
Mr. John Bright has consented to preside at the caucus
OF the Liberal party to-day.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02

FROM LYERPOOI-In steamship bur, Feb. l--N Julsp
Barnes. M Irce Dr. Eebrrt Ise.' vile nuc on ta h'ha
sag o. Pooey Mr. and hr H. M Frr and da gbtf r O ace
son VIM DcAens lley Austin MOODY VIM Poiari, W. hIe
rg W 1uckingtou W. Gtrcuer. G. r. MareJ NJ "a M
Tolman Geo. Hinks Wilson King. No fe Mehush. r u "
smith Medina A. ,. Guere }. T. Gardiner. M and ss W.
Mckee aud children, Ja ". Smeih s Read boss Johnson -
Becker A. Day W. Toey. !! D. oGihe auI Cns hssse
G. a. Turner John j. Tnulcy Nr iirA Jas smsle Jss W.
Cox, w. X PurVes MG Medley, Z. T. Hodges
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CATTLE MARKET.

CHICAGO Feb 1-CATIBs active hher Tor pping othets
uachsnge. cep 5000 sales choice esr Il - %
fC 80; extra SD Prime steers SO 80 Isl % sh meht
1900
LIVE Hoes frm gr,ies l0aJc hzher; recp l6OOOI
poor extra S6 25dSi 4O principally a. 50 5OdtI sipmeaA
1000 -
good 10 extra, So - JO small bunch sold at b.
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IN FLORIDA

TALLAHASSEE, Fla, Feb. lone vote for
United States senator taken IN the LEGISLATURE to-
to-day, after which that body adjourned until tOmOr-
row. The vote stood as follows:
Cen Robert Bullock. 81 Samuel Walker.
j. L. ReQua........ % ! iMcLin................
Remainder Scattering.
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light was again obtained another meeting was orran-
tied with Mark Lanigan Chairman, Mr. Herzberg
deposed from the presidency, and resolutions
passed declaring their purpose to remain united IN op
position the present Excise law general meeting
Of liquor dealers Ia to be held Feb s 10 effect reor
ganiZatiOn
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HOME NE VS..
TagEMoMsTRn- YESTERDAY. AT aUDNUrs. IN BRoADwA Y
9.s.-2l' Soon-22o o. a-24o AIdasbt-2O'.
Preroorf House-Erankli II &

Breroort House-Franklin B. Gowen President Of
the Phlsdphs sn Reading Rlrod Comp,ny We,nor.tand 10
LlW Owad Charlton u the British LEGATION Washington 81
James HotDanel Doughery OF PhidelpbA AMI Edgar Wees
Of Hartford Fh Veaw HObl-RICongres d. S Bennett
Edward Bacno Budao and Mrs Marshall Jewell f washing
dIbSmark H0-SuTge,n W. NJ KIM, I'm ted States NsVJ
E.yy
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6rerlal No,!res

Po.t-Onlce Ngtice.-The MAILS FOR EUROPE &C the week
Rp>T 1875 viii ,hs oee IS 20
DAr ., 1857 a N sas 0SsAlVRpAI II - a. .ss r.
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IN MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Feb. IA number of men,
bers were absent tonay when the for Senator in
Joint convention taken. The vote stood as follows
Ramsey .............. A Dayis................ %
Lochren .............. 48 Plishury............ 10
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TIE S14TE OF TRADE.
uAXANA EXCHANGE.

U,v.s Feb Go 2l7 Exchange edy ou the United states
00 , Currency Slds4 premium short night do SoSS1 pre-
mum 80 days gold lOOQlOI premium oa Lohdon 4S3@45o
pr.Ilcm; on PARIS. ll2Gll3 premium
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
WISCONSIN.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Feb. 1.-The tenth bal
for United states Senator taken today and re-
suited as follows:
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
pISSENGERS ARRIVED.

Providence K L. Pb -Pd1ng Cloths quiet previous prices
Lgh goods sni nohag oostfast
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RELIEF OF PAMPELUNA CONSIDERED CERTAIN
GERMAN SAILORS STABBED IN SANTANDER

The army of the North continues its ad-
vance 1t has taken Monrea and Lerga. The relief OF
Pampeluna Is considered certain. The Cariists are
abandoning the route without resistance
HESDAYE, Monday, Feb. 1. 1875.
Two German sailors have been stabbed In the streets
OF Santander.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
\ Chickering.
MARRiEU.

C.erlng Piano beautifully clHei aud Onanened can be %
,sine tor Llf It's value b. apb, 10 Cooper institute
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UIsCKLRY-BgATTY-In Hew.Yors.

HINCKLBY-BBATTYn kewioIk on Ihursda'. Jan ~ bT ne
Rev Iluni ScheBck D., Laura d. Beatty and Cha~ l.
Hiuckey. both Of this city
sEABURYSAYRESAt Jsmac.. l. L. THURSDAY, 2Sth ult ~
re,cuce parents b. Rev Geo. williamson smith Jo1a
seAby, D. aud Matte ssyre daughter Of Gilbert sayrss
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EI2%EzLxz-EI.
DIED.

AH Notices Of MartaJes must be indOrsed vih f4ii
II.aoa
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BROOKLYN.

Controller Powell has completed the reor-
eqnzarion Of the Finance Department, and yesterday
those whom he has appointed began tho discharge OF
the duties assigned them
The Aldermanic Committee on the Truant
Home met Yesterday, but business WAS transacted
Iisunderstood that the Committee will report adversely
o the request of tho Board OF ncli0n Tor an aprOp-
alton $4,000 to into effect the PROVISIONS oI inc
Compulsory l. EiucatlOu law.
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
HUDSON RIVER COUNTIES.

w H1TE 1LAJNS.-l uC lCihi VI thO
County Court and Court OF Sessions for Westchester
County opened Yesterday before the Hon g. d. Clifford
County Judge and Associate Justices Howe and silk
man. but as only thirteen grand Jurors an'"ereL 10
their Names those present were dismissed untl this
morning when another effort will be made " InpdheI
a grand jury tor the term
MosTRosE-On Tuesday last Samuel s. Keen. while
coastug down Montrose-ave IN thio VILLAGE stfnck ms
sled against tree with terrible force receiving i1ured
from which he died Sunday. Deceased was Formerly
partner In the firm OF Morgan, Keen Marvin brokers
IN Wal-st., NcWIOrk ana Was HtaNy suueIeI Ia Iho
"Black Friday" panic.
PEEKsKIII-Tbe proprietOrs of the Military Academy
state reports Of scarlet fever IN the institution
have been much exaggerated Inc seesious 1avo raw NH u
been interrupted and there nave heeh only lc" l'Iu
cases aud ne ary all OF these now convalescent
TARRYTowE-At the annual meeting OF the loung
Mems Christian Association. the following directors
were elected f. Vail. G. T. Carpenter, j. '" MaDle' l.
Milton Purdy aud J. Hamilton Mable
M,n,RosECK-Henry Tewitt. colored, pediler OF
ds and clans while attempting 10 cross the tracks OF
he New Haven Railroad Saturday night was struck
and instantly killed by u tram
NEW-JERSEY.
JERSEY CIrY.-Thomas Whelan of Wood
bridge was taken before Justice Reese yesterday for
examination on charge OF breaking into the cabin OF
IN. scbooner Maynower 1t thought that the rob-
bery was part OF conspiracy to force Whaen to adopt
burglary as a profession. The was adjourned for
| further evidence - ct. Peters Roman Catholic Church
has debt OF ts6 00O and organization was started on
three classes aud Will include the eure cOngiegatoh
| The first class will contribute 80 cents every
! week the second 25. and tho third 10 cents
Mary Ann Armstrong VI No. 6s Jamessi New lOfk was
hrougt up fur examination In the First District Police
Court yesterday. charge OF blghiny peirrrel py
Tue has ALREADY pcch Ii'"
| IN IuK TnInISE Tue trial adjourned. .Mahnine
Knapp TIE new Justice OF the supreme COur. for tho
Seyont6 judicial District. comprising Rudasn. Besgon
New-York tribune., 1875-02-02
STATEN ISLAND.

RICHMOND.-The Democratic delegates of
Richmond County will assemble 10 convention Thurs
dav next for purpose Of making the nominations for
county officers be voted for at the annual town meet
ipgs to be held Feb. o. Tue men most prominently
spoken OF as likely to be put in nomination for super
ysors in the different townships follows Theo-
core Frean for MddletOwn William Furey for South
field Garrett SImOnsOn Northteld Richard Chris
tOpher or william Talmsn. for Caslleton Henry n.
senn present incumbent for Westned. will probably
hold
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two hundred and thirty-two majority
for Ford and the Fusion ticket, and
this spring we can discount that
Poor Peoples Party. thy days are
numbered. No more shall thy all
didates, with winning wlles and Sc
ductiyc smiles, whisper i'll the Il of
the unsuspccting Granger, of thy
virtues, and purity Of purpose. Fare
thee well Thou art gone, and for
ever" MI mGrtiuS niSi d0Hun9.
Pursuant to call of the Republican
county central cOmmittcc.th Repub-
leans Of Rochester township met III
l.. b. Willoughby's office, Saturday
afternoon, March 6. On motion, Sim
Ii. Trump vas appointed chairman,
and John j. Ideson, Secretary. j. j.
IdCson being called upon, stated the
object of the meeting to be the sclec-
ton Of six conimittccmcn for the
township, and nine delegates to at
tend a County Convention to be held
ut Savannah Oh Saturday, March IS.
The following named persons were
chosen as said committeeman: J0na-
than Snowdcn. Benz. Maughmer, Da-
vid Ncwburn, Charles Bcclcr, +. j.
eager and Bcriah Thompson.
Nominations for delegates being
next in order, the following named
persons were nominated and elected {:
Sim Ill. Trump, Bcriah Thompson, j.
J. Idcson. Jonathan SnOwdem. ChaS.
Bcelcr, Bailey Stephens, Benz. Maugh-
mer, Joseph Peters and +. j. eager.
On motion. the delegates were in
Struttcd, in case of a%bsentccS, to cast
the entire vote of the township. The
township committee named Saturday
March 20. as the day upon which the
Republican nominations for township
officers should be made, and will is
sue a call 30 that effect.
On motion, a vote of thanks was
rendered Prof. E. Is. Willoughby for
use of his office.
Rc$olced. That d copy of the pro-
ceedings be sent to the Andrew
County R~EPUBLCAN for publication.
SIM ii. TRUMP, Chm'n.
JOHN j. IDEsON, Sec'v.
PR-ETOR.
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JACKSON TOWNSHIP MEET
ING.

Jackson Township Republican Con-
v~cntion met pursuant to call of the Re-
publican Central Committee. March 9th,
1879. The object of the meeting is TO
nominate Il Township Committee for
the purpose of meeting IN a Township
Convention, to nominate candidates for
the various offices III the Township, also
Delegates to the County Convention.
George Cole was chosen Chairman ct
the meeting, and :. +. Hendricks, Sec
rotary. Moved and carried that We elect
by acclamation.
The following are the Township Com
mittee: Mr.. White. + knickerbacker,
5. Wheaton, James Ramsey, William
Miller and Morgan Hurst.
The following are Delegates to the
County Conventions: l.. X. Chase. +.
knickerbacker. Alexander Hammer, Mr..
Write, :. :. Bcal, John W. Burd>, llar-
rison Hart, George Cole and 5. p. Zen
bricks.
Moved and carried that fall are not
present, that those present vote As L
whole.
Moved and carried that the proceed
ingS of this meeting be sent to the An
DREW COUNTY REPUBLICAN, for publ
cation.
GEORGE COLE. President.
5. 7. HENDRICKS, Secretary.
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TIE only blood we remember being
spilled lately, is that of white men who
have been shot down like dogs, by
Grants soldiers, without just cause or
p~rOvocation, because they insisted on
voting the Democratic ticket, and want
ed to see the men put in office who
were legally elected by the people
Nodaway Democrat.
If the editor of the Democrat wrote
that drunk, he should never rest till he
whipped the man that sold him the
whiskey- another drink would make
him kill his mother-in-law: if he wrote
1t for the truth, he should he at once put
IN Il raight.jacket, his head shaven,
and pronounced incurably insane; if he
wrote it for a-well, here is our hat,
John Young Browns vocation is gone,
he is nowhere.
One more like that and the Democrat
had better crawl into its hole. The ed
itors of that cry truthful sheet must be
tcarlully and wonderfully posted. We
defy the Democrat to show one single
instance where u Democrat or anv other
man has been shot down by United
States soldiers for voting Il Democratic
ticket. The fact is,in all the troubles in
Louisiana, not n person, as far as we
can learn. has been injured by United
States soldiers. Such assertions as made
by the Democrat are simply contempti-
blc.-NOdaway Republican.
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jefferson Township.

Pursuant to call. the Republicans of
Jefferson township turned III enmasSe
on Saturday, March s, 1875, for the pur-
pose of selecting a permanent commit
tee for the township, and also selecting
nine delegates to attend the County
Convention, to be held 1T Savannah on
the 18th.
The meeting was called to order by
John TrOok.
On motion, w. Deakins was chosen
chairman and j. b. Lancaster, secretary.
The nature of the meeting was eX-
planned by the chair, in 4 brief and APP
propriate speech, at the conclusion OF
which, VIM. Pyle was loudly call ed for,
and who responded with IN eloquent
speech, which was loudly applauded.
Mr.. Pyle was followed by j. Il. Ter
hume and others, who announced them
selves ''down OH tad-poles, or any other
poles"
The following gentlemen were elect
ed rs the township committee:
Maj. James A. Wrigley, j. Il. Ter
hume, w. 4. Pyle. John Trook, \. j.
Hammer and VIM. Deakins.
The following were elected delegates
to the County Convention, that meets
on the 18th inst:
John Terhune, J. b. Lancaster, NJ.
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PLATTE TOWNSHIP MEETING.
y. I. BRYAN. Secretary.

The Republicans of Platte Township.
met at the School House, in Whitesville.
Saturday, March 9Th, for the purpose Ct
electing nine Delegates, to attend the
Republican County Convention. at .Sa-
vannah, Saturday. March 18th, 1870.
The following named persons were Sc
lected as Delegates: Daniel Hileman.
David Bonham, n. Kellogg. Sylvester
Case, VIM. f. Agee, Jessie Clemens. s.
;. Manley, Louis Holt and Andrew J.
Agee. The Delegates were instructed
10 nominate a District Judge for the
townships OF Platte, Benton and EN-
pire.
Also the following persons were cho-
sen as Township Committee: David
Bonham. II. Kellogg. Sanders Hileman.
Hanson Ward, Harvey Cline and Louis
Holt.
On motion Of Judge Bonham. the
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From Rochester.

ROCHESTER,. No., Mich s, 1873.
ED. REPUBLICAN Did you ever
have the tooth-ache? This question
may be somewhat personal in its ma
ture, but, after our experience of the
last week, is highly suggestive.
We have no superabundance of
items. Farmers bcwail the fact that
spring fingers i'll the lap of winter.
Well, is it any wonder? Who would't
linScr in a lap, especially if the same
were forthcoming, and no objections
were raised as to the legality of the
proceeding?
Dot Jones' writing school closed on
Thursday evening last. Dot proposed
giving a nice premium to the scholar
making the most improvement during
the term, but the progress made by
all was so great. he was unable to
render his decision at the time. We
will inform you in due time whom
the fortunate recipient may be.
DR.. b. w. Kirk has purchased pro-
perty in town, and proposes joining
the patrons of Observation-Disclosures
in- a journey back to Ohio for the
purpose of joining the Order. We
wish the Doctor a happy future, and
extend him the congratulations of
the REPUBLICAN.
We noticed in your last weeks is
IL a call from the chairman of the
so-callcd "People's Party,' request
ing their followers to meet at their
various voting places, on March 18th,
tor the purpose of putting i'll nomi-
nation candidates for township offices
etc. This may work i'll other town.
ships, but as far as Rochester is con-
cerned, it lacks every requisite ele-
ment Of thickness" We took GU
SION in ours last fall TO the extent of
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CONVENTION.

Pursuant to a call by the Republic
ran Central Committee, the Republic
cans Of Nodawav Township, met at
the Court House, in the city of Sa-
vaunah, at , O'Clock p. NJ. March 9th,
1879, and organized, by Clcctimg Capt.
Phimcas Edwards, Chairman and g..
T. Bryan. Secretary. Capt. 7. Mcr-
Ger, being called upon b. the chair
man. read the official call and briefly
stated the objects of the meeting, af-
Ter which the convention proceeded
10 business.
The chair on motion. appointed
McSsrs. Thomas Kirkcr. +. Joy and
Pembroke Mercer, a committee to
select and report the names of six
persons for Township Committee
men. and said committee after delib-
Grafton, reported for such committee
men the names of w. \. Price, L.
Mercer. Abner Hart, w. 5. Calvert,
Boyd Barr, and w. II. Purviance; re-
sort received and adopted, and those
gentlemen were declared the Town
ship Committee.
The following named gentlemen on
motion of Mr.. 5. Frodsham, were by
the chair appointed a committee to
report to the meeting, the names of
nnc persons for delegates to County
Convention, to be held March 18th,
1875, for the purpose of nominating a
candidate for County Justice, for the
county at large, viz: s. Frodshain.
W. !. Calvert and J. w. Wilkerson.
which committee, after consultation,
report for such delegates, Messrs. a.
DobbS, J. Il. Majors, Abner Hart, II.
Muse, W. III. Purviance, Daniel Van
Bu>kirk, G.. G. Stevenson, Jonathan
Cobb and Rufus Van BuSkirk. which
report was on motion, received and
adopted, and those gentlemen were
declared the delegates.
On motion of Capt. Mercer, the
delegates to the County Convention,
were instructed to also nominate a
candidate for County School Com
missioner.
On motion of Hon. a. j. Harlan, a
committee of three, consisting of
Messrs. y. J. Harlan, e.. e.. Steven
son and w. L. Sargent, was appoin-
ted by the chair to select and report
to the meeting, five delegates to meet
with the delegates from Washington
Township, for the purpose of nomin-
ating 4 candidate for Justice of the
County Court, from this District.
which Committee reported as such
delegates, Messrs. W. l.. Sargent. w.
Il. Howard, y. j. Harlan, Jonathan
Cobb and a. G.. Millen; report adopt
ed and the persons named were de-
clared the delegates.
The following resolutions were un-
animously adopted:
ReSolrcd, That the Republicans of
Nodaway Township meet in mass
convention, at the Court House III
the city of Savannah. on Saturday.
March 18th, 1875, at 10 o'clock A.. NJ.
for the purpose of nominating a
township ticket, for the ensuing
April election.
Res05red, That the ANDREW CoUN-
TY REPUBLICAN, and the Patron of
ll~usbandry, be requested to publish
the proceedings Of this meeting.
There being no further business,
the meeting adjourned.
p. EDWARDS, Chairman.
q. u. RRYAN. Secrntarr
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12

AMONG the acts passed by the Sem
ate the last day of the Congress that
expired Oh the 4th inst, was one
granting pensions to the widows
and children, dependent mothers and
fathers, or orphan brothers and sis
tiers Of those soldiers murdered by
guerillas at Centralia, No, during
the war.