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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-18

THE President ON the 4th, sent to the
House, In reply to Representative
Blackburn's resolution requesting the
President ssto inform the House wheth-
or any executive Offices, acts or duties,
and II any, what, have within a speci-
fed period been performed at a distance
from the seat Of Government establish
ed by Law. "etc., q message denying the
authority OF the House ITO require of
the Executive, nm Independent branch
Of tho Government, coordinate with the
House OF Representatives, an account
of his discharge Of his appropriate and
purely executive Offices, acts and du-
ties. either a. to when, where, or how
performed" While therefore declin-
ing TO furnish any detailed or specific
answer to the request Of the House,
the President proceeds to state that he
has at various times absented himself
for various periods of time from the
National Capital, as he RAJ fully
justified in doing, both by the strict
letter of the law as well as by the
custom Of his predecessors; and as an
appendix to the message he furnishes a
memorandum showing tho absences Of
the various Presidents from the Ma
tional Capital, together with the execu-
tive acts performed by them during
such absences. The Associated Press
report says that the reading Of the mes
sage in the House ''was received with
cool disdain on the Democratic side,
and with evident enjoyment on the Re.
publican side.1
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-18

Two stages from San Antonio to
Kingsbury, Texas, were robbed by
masked highwaymen on the 18th.
There were IA passengers in the stages,
four of whom had revolvers, but out of
consideration for the lady passengers, it
Is said, they hesitated to defend them
selves. Therobbers secured about 5000
from the passengers, besides carrying
off the contents Of the mail bags. The
passengers were allowed to retain their
watches and jewelry.
THE English House Of Commons, on
the fifth, debated the vote of censure
moved by Sir Henry James on the
course of the Government in regard to
the Royal Titles act, declaring that the
royal proclamation did not fulfill the
pledges under which the bill was pass
ed. Sir Henry James, the Marquis of
Harrington, Sir William Harcourt and
Mr.. Childers supported, and Mr.. Ga
thorne Hardy and Mr.. Disraeli spoke
against 1t. After an animated discus
sion, a division was had, and the mo-
ton was rejected by a vote of 1874 to
226. The occasion was n of great in
terest.
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with the COOK
Mr.. THOMAS FLETCHER, of Irvine,
Estill County, Ky, had a grim sense OF
humor, which, carried once too far,
brought him into serious trouble. He
was attending Il social gathering in
front OF the corner grocery, and, see
ing a young nan whom he disliked, he
said in his grimly humorous way
"Dance or de-" at the same time cock
ing his revolver and taking aim. The
Young mar danced until he was abou
to drop with exhaustion. Then Mr.
Fletcher smiled and said: "You Car
Stop lie knocked his pistol and pu
it in his pocket. The victim immedi
ately plucked up spirit, pulled out hi
own revolver and shot Mr.. Thoma
Fletcher dead.
A MAN recently applied for Insurance
at a Boston office who comes of a famil,
remarkable for longevity. His father
who belonged to Il family of u mem
beers, all of whom survived him and ar,
still living, died by accident at the ag'
of 6S. The mother, who belonged to
family of eight, all of whom are still
living but one, is 65. Grandparents o
fathers side reached 70 and SO. Grand
parents on mothers side reached s
and o.. Four brothers of grandfathe
on fathers side were over 90. Great
grandfather on mothers side reache'
lOl years and 9 months. Great grand
mother on mothers side died at "a b.
accident. The average longevity o
the mothers side for nine generation
has been SO, and on the lathcr's sid
for the same period has been only
trife less,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-18

THE formal opening of the Centen-
NAL Exhibition took place according to
programme, on the 10th, in the presence
Of an immense crowd Of people.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-18

IN consequence Of unfavorable re-
ports concerning the progress Of the
~jetties, made by Major Howell through
the New Orleans papers, Capt. Eads,
on the 9th, autographed the Secretary Of
War to direct a Government officer to
measure with him the depth of the
channel and make a certified statement
of the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-07-18
-nrs rRnn 2l. o,c1ocK ro cLosE on HusNEss, 8
MONDAY, July Up. ".

The facts concerning the stock market to-day do
not permit much of variation in the daily song
Points To buy this that stock, with an occasional
guarantee against loss given to some particular one
"whcrc il Will do the most good" seem to be the
tactics employed 10 manufacture u market that shall
lake the stocks of the hands Of recent purchasers
Western Union il held well IN hand, and sustained
by apparent orders 10 buy at 7lG7lls, which
forces n casual order to take the stock
at 71l!. while ts apparent strength forbidS
the attack bf bears" with limited purses :;
and perhaps having accomplished this result the
purchase of ? few hundred shares of this stock may
materially aid in the marketing of 1000 or more
shares Of the railways. The evidence of the Audi
of the Company, given on last Friday, is not ia
yorabo TO q very strong bull movement in the stock
showing as il does that the Company's current earn
ings for the quarter ending June 30 produced barely
about per cent upon the stock, instead of 1l2, as
has been paid out for dividend. TIN stock to-day
opened with 713s bid and sales at 7il2, buyer three
days. from which 10 declined to 7O7s but
was quickly restored TO II bid, followed by
ssles at 7llsQ71l The only feature of the trading
was the orders to buy before referred 10 at II and
Il 3. Lake Shore started out nc 55ls rectded 10 o.
and then sold ut odd subsequently, il sold at 5i3a
J47s. Michigan Central sold at 477sG473iG4SGi7
a i7l2. The dealings in the Changers particu-
larly light but at fracdonally lower prices. Not a
sale of Northwest common occurred during the
day, while the nominal quotation was - q l2l The
decline of about Big cents IN the price Of wheat at
Chicago with a corresponding decline in our own
market seemingly had no effect upon the prices Of
the railroad stocks particularly interested
in that trade. Lrie was steady at
1I7s on light business. The recent
buyers OF this stock rs yet have not met with much
success ia their efforts 10 hook " Ndccons.7 The
Iightwcelt1 proved TO be more active than Of late,
Ohio and Mississippi selling at 1G40I53t0I57s
-. Louis, Kansas City and Northern at 57sa7G67s
Pacific of Missouri SG7l2 and Wabash, 2l.d3G-
25s. Delaware. Lack1wauna and Western was
quiet but a shade better selling at 1O14alO15s,
while New-Jciscy Central was active at 72L,a730
722, Pacific Mail suffered from the effects of q
bncI.-hander Ina, sent it from 25as to 2I2l, rally
ing, however, TO p. The market closed tame aud
but f.ehly responded to the efforts for a
grand display at the close The general
course Of tie market was down. and the sales Of the
day amounted TO only about $4,000 shares The
declines were IN Western Union, Is Illinois Central
Lake Shore, North-Westcm preferred and Petro-
leum each Il; ST. Plul common and preferred, p
Michigan Central, Missouri Pacific, Ohio aud Mis-
sssippi, and Pacific Mail each =. The gains were
in n. J. Central Il; Delaware, Lockawanna and
Western, and Wabash each b, and Union Pacific la
per cent. The following table shows The
RANGE or THE 1lARKEr.
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uARprR.s MAGAZINE. AUGUST.


The number opens with an interesting &C
count by MI Edward Abbott OF the Wellesley College"
an institution for female education recently established
I'm the vicinity OF Boston. Among the novel features Is
Tue introduction Of domestic labor into the daily routine
Tie lighter portions OF which performed by the pupils,
vi lie the cooking Is conducted by two or three men
servants under the direction Of professional cook Win
the use OF the modern scientific apparatus Of TIC most
approved character The cOuIse OF education, which IL
intended 10 be equal that Of Harvard or Yale hs been
arranged by board OF trustees, consisting largely o.
presidents and professors of leading American col
leces. From the description Of the writer, tuc
wellesley College has 20 many new and remarkable
characteriscs and Is 80 little known TO the public 90
large that some further historical details with
REGARD 10 ifs establishment would have been ON
appropriate aud welcome completion Of Tao article.
1acr on re Battle OF Long Island" t. au abb. Iist,I-
cal narrative 1eyitug .he memory % that important
scene in tie revolutionary stwggcj "slrat"et agtr-s'
presents store OF personal rUau!sccEc. and ir.e'tc
Suggested by that Iamous watering place. and hfre s
yyeliygrt len memoir 81 tlC late Admiral alolf Wior
private virtues were not sarpassgd hy hs patriotic af-
vices lager space taa usut is devoted 'o hctoh n
THIS number including cor .ols mfsi.ucut oi Daniel
perouds,9 which gains upon tic reader as 80 gains IN
length
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rrlr n.I.rY- Ararsr

"New-York in the Continental C0ugrea ."
by ST.. John AUsun Stevens. Win which u'5 n.nDef
opens pre- eU.s O. impact and igaid Ycv ~ ihe f'''t
ard second Continents. Cu-i, ses sa9l,l14i and GaN
177) ln very reedJe contrast with tlc arneue-s and
inaecuracy OF statement the subject 10 DE found In
many Of the reCeut e1esed popular historical compcl
d.uIns Mr sleg, reAafJs flat tbc L1,my " ihc Eec
opd Continental Co1eIe " tDo familiar 20 every Amer
lean % need repetition" but, u iaet nothing ls more
cor,oou than 20 coufaruG ode COaTrs. witA Tie pre-
eed,pg onc and in many instance the distinction be-
tgeea the two Is dnly recognized II moi lost ghi Of a.
together Io influence Of heBYoIE ia the second Con
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The cable news reported United States bonds
strong and shade higher in London, the British
Consos also closing at firm prices. Erie adyancedto
1888 for Common and to 19a 1912 for the Preferred.
There is no change reported in money and three
months bills are discounted fully per cent below
the Bank of England minimum. The sum OF
$3.50. 900 bullion went into the bank on balance to-
dav, The French fves at Paris advanced to lO65O,
but at the closed defined TO 1O6.2O exchange on
London being quoted firmer at 1926. The foreign
exchange market here was quiet and firm at the
asking rates reported below. The selling rates were
81 ssaS4 sslo and 81 9OG$4 9Ol2 to the { for
long and short bills. The gold market was dull and
uninteresing and all the sales were at 1ll2 sayea
few at 1I15s. On gold loans the rates were and 3
per cent for carrying. There is but little interest In
this department Just now. The Assistant Treasurer
paid ont $4,000 in coin interest on the public
debt, and $50, 900 in redemption of called bonds
The days business at the Gold Exchange Bank
covered: Gold cleared SIC, $4,000; gold balances
SS95,s12; currency balances, Sl,OO3,933. The
,ripcinal onld uuotation were as follows:
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Country.

y excellent home, with suitable instruction,
- torsit bogs stock5ud2e a.-, Rev. D.. Wy. 1LIAtD
A HOME, with suitable care ana instruction,
~ f5f poys sfud'uts KFvJ ia Monsoon, Mass
A GOOD aOME FOR CHILDREN IN q
n Boarding school go Wilton, Com; teuns " suit Ad
dfess AtnIt rus WHiIIHCN
LEX NDER Military
n Boarding school, White Plains, n. Y. Principal O. r..
WILLIS, fh. q.
A CHARMING sheltered home for mother
c8f aaBritsr with devoted maternal snd unusnal
sd anags O cas8 sty, uuGor ths bast.nstucOls. with
iee use Oi y valuable hanrY.
Best References owen aud required Address dr j. L.
CAFIf, ht0c4bli4at Aass
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odd quotations were as follows:
We annex closing nnniations Of foreign exchange !:

The week opens upon an easy money market. with
call loans reported at 1l2G2 United States bonds
and 2d2l2 on pledge of mixed collateral. Primo
discounts are slow and rated at about per cent.
The United States Treasurer to-day received
100000 National bank notes for redemp-
ton. The Customs receipts at Washington to-day
were Si5o,00O. The Internal Revenue receipts
footed up 100000. The following Is the Clearing.
house statement to-day: Currency exchanges
500, Oh, 173; currency balances, S3,59772i gold
exchanges SIC, Sf7 OJ5 gold balances. 81, 352 1885,
United States bonds in fair inquiry at good
prices from the same class Of buyers noted Of
late. There is nothing new to say of the market.
Ne annex the latest street prices:
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* the laIest street prlces !:

In Southern State bonds, Missouri plain Gs were
up to 10jl2a 1883, and old Tennessees to 1861 new
and new series selling at 4Gl2. The following were
tha bids.
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(NEW SERIES
A MONTHLY MISCELLANY OF POPULAR LIT
EBATUBE
CONTENTS or NO. 2 AUGUST
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MANN. FRANZ, and LIST. BY GEORGE T. FERRIS.
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POLITICAL ZOOLOGY BY GEORGE l. AUSTIN.
TIE GRAVES OF THE BRoNTE SISTERS ByJw.
A sTAGE.RIDE IN CALIFORNIA. BY ALBERT +. wEDsrEr.
LIVING AND DEAD CITIES OF THE ZUYDER ZEE.
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CHAPTERS on MODELS. U-IV. BY JAS. T. FREEMAN.
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One of the most fertile and effective among
the recent writer's Of fiction in Germany IS the author OF
the present volume which the translator has happily
selected as an Offering to the literary public Of this COM
try Levin Schickng a novelist Of not little yirllity
ana force. Less airy and fantastic in his conceptions
than many Of his contemporaries, with a Timer ana
more masculine grasp of facts, he brings healthy
fancy to the clucidaon of real scenes, connecting MS
most imaginative creations with the events OF history
The plot OF this work. il is true is somewhat iafeched,
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freshness OF its descriptions and the unity and truthful
ness OF its personal portraiues The pictures OF Ger
man life, in its many-colorcd aspects, are singu!uly
vivid, evincnr less acuteDeSs OF observation, Than
skin in the analysis Of character In themselves the per
sons of the drama AWAKEN comparatively little sympa-
thy and the interest which they challenge is of purely
objective nature arising from cir contest with crcu-
stances rather than from their intrinsic qualities. The
translator has evidently entered into the spirit OF The
original and reproduced it Tor the most part in sound
and natural English.
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Railroad bonds were active. in particular tho
Chicago and Northwest gold consos, which, to The
extent Of over $l0OO sales, advanced TO 96i2 st.
Paul Sinking Fund rose TO 912i. Other bonds vero
generally strong, though Lehgh and Wiikesbarre
consols fell 10 s7l2. The following are the Lids:
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,rFYCIAL REPORT ~ y. STOCK EXCHANGE SALES,
JULY IL, 1875.
1oA. M.-sALEs BEFORE THE CALL
81 STOCK DEPARTMENT 104 O'CLOCK

GOyEKNMFNT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1OA4 OCLOCk
ANp IL l2 O'CLOCK A. VI.
L s $50 Coupon, 1866 $500 DO coupon % y ,,-lo
iOODt... llOS lV,uOV' '''''-'--' 49, ii5s
L : S. Coupon, 1851 $500 - 0, ,;; 90 - o
1900 .............1l7Sa 81 BIO coupon louo ,o,t
JI 1,uu,u 1857 1.5uO...... .....bc III 4
uo1 llg5a 1000 ......,... .l%l'3
FIRST BOARD-lOlo O'CLOCK A. NJ.
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gress which declared the independence Of America, is
clearly described by Mr. Stevens with personal sketches
of the prominent actors in the great drama. He makes
out strong in favor of the patriotic course OF
Ncw-York IN the eyentfU crisis, and in the paucy OF
authentic materials for the subject, his carefully pre-
pared paper is one OF unusual historical mo-
ment. Mr. Grant White, under the unsuggesuve
title Of "King Cole and his Band" gives an
exhaustive account Of the history of the VIC
lin. from stores of knowledge OF which, 1t would
almost seen that is the sole pOsseSsor The number
also contains readable paper on "feforlnng the
World" by Dr. T. ~. Coan, "Gastronomicai Dialogue
bv John Pophaln showing the unsayOry elements in the
cuisine of The American hotel and the story OF Creed
moor" by Frederick Whitaker, describing the iAroduc
ton Of fancy rhe-shOotng in America.
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REGULAR SAILS EVERY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
AT IO O'CLOCK.
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Proposals.

PROPOSALS will be received at the Office
az DO. Trustees OF me NETWORK AND BROOKLYN
GLlH.E uul SATURDAY. July o. for about 10000
Io.ni.yi ROPE SOCKET AND MISCELLANEOUS IRON
BOOKINGS. subject 20 tcss. FgUs aud specifications 10
seen tIo Office, n WatCrsL. BrOJzisn
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Ceathers.

4 Ii wanting 1EAtHER~, Schools or PUPILS,
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Daily muoiucons Best OppprtuuiI't ts,'..slr1 1861.
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huu summaries M America fpr ihe HH-I DO years. sod Euol
GisripInafan a,of Icrir.,es furnished Addtss
TRENCH PROFESSOR, Inbgnc Ou.c.
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GONINNWTNI NIVNA UFIfI'I WIN - " '-'E7~''
L : 500 Coupon. 1867 5 90 Coupon, lsOo ,,,,
10000. lIJns o,OOO
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FOR QUEENSTOWN AID LIVERPOOL
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LIlIAS..Ig. aAIi UuNN. JfIy -. 1850 q. 10.
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tII.fr. - .Nt $50 s.. A.H. lI Uf q %. Doc.
BII.ANNi'. SATURDAY. Sep. .. g. o. n.
tI.D't HNlIt 'ilEHNA.. sept ll. aI % % M. -
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, PIER o. NORTH
RIVER.
These s.sauera are uniform % size and unsurpassed IN ap
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