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.J17Hfr, Rlnapctt 1vos ocr,>nicd With he.r;pc
.,-.1 - 49, - =, {
~" e'se" es'e,o@e' an" 'ne s7n'eue'os " tus
| REMAINDER OF the WHISKY men has oeen fndeh
| nltely postponed All that is left now Of the
noble army Of suuealers consists of the distill.
| ers and rectitiers in tbe first hatch. and +hf
| c.,care and storo1oo,a-e TI,a forn, .oo.-1 -
-, NJ ~ A4~4 eeoii' ~
have received their immunity, and do not trou'
ble themselves With the idea of q sentence for
49,. ~. r,,,s-.-. e..11..- ~
tnehl' AAe uaoSels ano otoFckeepers
do not feel so secure They pre-
tend to have testified afu11v. fairly and
.....,-,, - .L:1- ;. -.
Aoaes''y anu .nlnA II ought 10 eount Tor some
thing. Most OF them appeared in the Pal1lman
and Rush ease and claim the credit Of having
Reh,,, rece;ved i,nmnn;tr, ur;tEJont o,rn- - rns
r;otad snvhrr nh., e1,1,,,1d,,,t t,a1 wv
elGieu utuoa3, Way etouluus eley " let OIL
nitu W, ngnt Puh1sni1eu' vf no pun1sn'nent at
al! II would, perhaps, be unnecessary to say
that they al prefer the latter, and COL Jucssen,
who is the attorney for most Of them, will 90 to
Washington in a few days to sec what can be
done at that end OF the line.
1t is understood that he asked Judge Bangs
for immunity for the Guage1s whom he reprc-
scnts, and that the Judge told him that while
he was at Washington looking after Mr., Hes
sings interests he might as well see it he could
ret the Attorney General to dismiss the cases
against his clients. # he did not secure that,
they would be sentenced BIZ the court here. and
then all hands would join in an application for
their pardon. It is not thought likely that
there will be any more sentences, or any more
trials.
+ FITS co1oREn FR1ESns
, 1876-07-09
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS,
RATTF1EATTNN


meeting in the Oliyct Baptist Church, on Fourth
avenne. between Polk and Taylor Streets Monday
evening. Good speakers wilt present; also the
sons IN favor Of the Republican nominations arc
, 1876-07-09

FEATURE Of THE RECEPTION
at the Academy OF Design was Gentile's eroup -of
the First Regiment, the first Photographic work ad
mitted to an academy. Important changes have
oeen made Tor the better Gentle has secured an
nnr1saled Eastern artist for future work Of the
kind.
, 1876-07-09

out nerer so sweet as when coming from the Pea.e
f1ano, which, for tone and nnish, is equal to the
best. For sale or rent very reasonable. Pelton T.
Pomeroy, 22o State street.
, 1876-07-09

meeting Of NIL citizens Interested in the cleo
TO Ion o. Mark Kimball the non-pnrtsan candidate
Monday, July 10, at 10 o'clock, a. NJ, for the pnr'
pose OF appointing Campaign Committee for tha
several wards 1t is desired that all the wards shall
be represented at this meeting,
S. D. HASKELL.
CORNELIUS PRICE.
FRANK y. TOBEY.
, 1876-07-09
Decidedly cnnD

Now, II you don't want to nell, 20 ont to ,hs
Hyde Park House and spend the day. Latest
notices state thas it is charmlngly cool and peas
, 1876-07-09
WHETHER YOU HEED THIS OR nor

WHETHER YOU HEED THIS OR NOT,
the fact still rcmans that Dalton 1o2 State street.
ses Inc best (Fisher} fefrgerators, hest (Packer)
cream~freezers, best (kedzie) wnter-alterers, n
well as others, at lowest possible prices.
, 1876-07-09
ELEVENTH WARD REPUBITCAFY.
FOURTEENTH WARD REPUBIICANS.

-. "a mnss meeting Of all Republicans Of the Four
Ieenta ard will be held under the auspices Of tho
Az, Monday might at O'Clock. All Republicans,
ana any other citizens having the good Of the citJ
a. ngars, are respectfully invited A. l. Morrison
Mann will address the meetinr
, 1876-07-09
THE CITY.
GENERAL NEWS.

nm..a az. q n. M. 80. barometer a m.
q 20. On 10
~'N' r u'' -''o''
Thomas E. Compton, who was run over las
Thufef1av m the Panhandle track west of tht
t,tv Init. d,ed vestardav af+ernoon ~ the 1os
T,ft,i 4r+1r1 ~ In;uries thon rnrciTed He "a.
attended by Dr.. Henry Van Buren.
o..u n,.4-oo,, .-o.4a-aar 1o7d -, ,,cuo.,
~, pstIct Shie7ds xbo .J ,yss Jsnnstrnck Friia.
1sh .1a 1n1sae' 4 nn9 ~, ~ 3,a nnrner IT neer
u ,.rith tha focts =. already stated
:" aes''eance Will tno AaN'' - e-5 ''a~~N'
Capt Dewitt OF Company 3, First Regiment,
went to Beloit last night to attend the wants Of
members Of the company. The friends Of the
ooys sxe w1tn tnem: lucy WILL All 'e'o'n "
eacago "onoas tnsn'+
4 young man named George hoerner, en-
plored rs baker BY Kilian Frederick, Of No.
I'll E1ston avenue died suddenly at O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Shortly before noon he
quit work, and went up into the loft, where he
O'Clock Appople1y is the supposed cause.
The brilliant meteor which shot across the
h-aTcne from = nnrthea strrlv tn n sonthwester.
r. mint 1as evrninr ahont . o,clocl and see1n.
i1n51v xnent Itself r The 1olc' start1c,1 many
,.hn werc fortunate enough n soe + an1 iaft :
1nrc, strcat IT firs 1rhtcS re,nsinc3 Tnr sorna
tirne r. ;s IN order for Tho ernd;tc oetrono1nar
fo rire the nhenomenon mi definitjon'
gentleman named Wheeler n7onr;eter Of n
homo hear;nsr his name At The cprner of Thiri
avennc and Quincy street, while sitting on
stair-rafling. yesterday fell into the basement
fatal, injuries He is heavy, thick-eet man, and
his Teight was the cause 81 the disaster. tAA4
1,mos rxnch an s,nn,,va ~ tho p;t+sh,rt, f.
Fort Wayre Railroad, died suddenly last even
Ing at the residence OF his brother-in-law, No.
q. south Jefferson, ano from Inc circumstances
c.ts ~ ~ had hecn ~ unT;n ~,
~ n,fotl. ;n 10 aftc,,,oon uhon fcc,;nr NJ, ~
nH oc m hs1u ~ aE }o,'e1 uG"n te
1ase ,n5 3oen;4n ~ atTorts ~ III nod1e he
4sn, u o,' s+; aus sa1oa'- ho1, - Ia 7;ad no
tNN'.e4 ''p1'' "A'. y .>' A 1~ NAe4'
4 new Waterman is being laid On 2 portion
streets, and the foreman takes it upon himself
to shut of the water for several blocks in the
vicinity, while house connections are being
made. This has invariably been done without
giving moments warning, which is contrary to
a city ordinance; and the water shut off
for four or five hours at a
ti1ae. As there are number of sick children
and persons suffering from malarial fever in the
ncighborhood, the forcman should be compelled
watcr-supply, in order that those to whom
fresh water is an absolute necessity every mo-
ment Of the day in this hot weather may not be
left to suffer for hours.
Aae eRiy ors na ene hoS.aa az 3oF pa,;a
au tn1 .at ~. .l ,e,,,he. "n t;at
s.s.to1 ;n hos,+ai 1,s "a. I;snone,rr da. e,,+
sd raeae M 10! +nte1 IA Tho do1sst;o,,s ;, ~
eciycd wcrc-fhrongh Mrs. T. r nlnrEstrnr and
e. Tan C-crar s1l W. hrs Il Racetone san sti
IL Eh~sn Ioe1, eno1, ,,,o-dar ~ Tn1,n ro'
r1c-,ha andien Thcn,,ob Ne = HIN
fsrcastnr ma-ohan3;sa s1a. R,,rIor f. Tai
merchandise. s10: Mr. Iames mes iorraf. ~ cssh s1n:'
Guutba cos1, * s.anaT w. e1s sast 0tv
=. t9 eo't; <o'
, 1876-07-09
SIXTEENTH WARD REPTRICANR,

meeting Of all Republicans OF the Sixteenth
wafo "al! be held at Louis Warucke's, 81 Lara
gee. st., on Monday evening, July 10, ut O'clock
70 oIganizc ward club for the Presidential cam,
palfn. R~ order Of the Committees Of both old
tlnba. VALENTINE 1eEH presiA:nG
, 1876-07-09

- FIFTEENTH WARD REPUBIICANB.
An adjourned meeting OF the Fifteenth Ward Be-
pn po"alc4n Club will be held Monday evening. July
Ao. at No. 2oo Orchard street.
F. SITsrIC ErcretaYy.
, 1876-07-09
THIRD WARD REPTRLU38N9

"A special meeting OF the Third Ward Republican
Glno Is herewith announced for Monday evening.
nniy ~, nt $50 Wahash.ar., for the purpose OF
Wednesday, July II. By order Of the Executive
% sonmlItee. H. S. VAL, Secretary.
ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICANS.
The Eleventh Ward Republican Club will meet
tM19-mosrow M9 evening in Marines Hail, Ada, near
;f mfst aadlson street, when business of Importance
laFly requested "
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14

| such advertisements, which is often
quite q tax to the poor debtor, or
parties to o suit. would be much re-
duced from what in many cases is
now charged. Some papers charge
one price, some arother-the cX-
tremes, as we have noticed in our en-
changes, varying as four to one--that
is to say, some charge four times as
much as some others. To let the le-
gal printing to the lowest bidder
would not meet the case, for no law
can compel a mar TO bid against his
will, and by colluding together, pri-
ces could be put up to an extortion-
ate standard. In SOM cases it might
work well, but in Others it will prove
unsatisfactory and injurious. But
by having the rates fixed by law, just
as the Clerks and Sherin's fees are
fixed, justice and uniformity is arriv-
cd at. In many counties in the State
there are towns other than the
~ seat, of considerable size and bust
ness enterprise, in which papers have
been established, which arc fairly en-
titled to at least the legal advertise
ments emanating from their own
townships, but from which they arc
practically dcbarrcd under the pres
cnt system of favoritism.
A law of this character will bind
the press to the people in the same
sense it is now bound to the office
holding and ofice-secking class. The
people have ITO greater political need
than Il press truly devoted to their i'll
tcrests. They are the true friends Of
the press, aud the press ought to be
the true friend and defender Of the
people; and whenever the latter be-
comes in reality the source of its sup
port, fcalty to their interests will fol-
low as naturally as effect follows
cause.
We believe this reform would work
a radical revolution in tho character
and tone of the press for good. Bas-
ed on a more worthy foundation. it
would attain to II career ofusefulncss
and responsibility impossible under
the present order of things.
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Holt County.

A number at liberal minded c~itiZens
are subscribing for the establishment of
4 Normal School at Oregon, with an en-.
coura2ing prospect of success.
The teachers OF Holt county propose
to have q little Normal of their own. to
begin some time in July, and continue
about six weeks. 1t is called the North
west Normal Teachers Institute, and has
been organized several years.
Circuit Court commences next Mon
day. The trial ofJohn Lawrence, charT-
ed with the murder of his father. is to
take place at this term, and will create
great interest.
Clarke Irving, who was convicted in Jefferson
City OF taking more than the law allows for Obj
tanning pensions, has returned, and is awaiting
his appeal to the Circuit Contributed Diliun's.
lie hopes that his ease will he dismissed. lie
shows the effects OF the terrible strain on his
nervous system.
The question of establishing: the trro status OF
the island cross the ,In1Tn j. H@lnling the For
est City pubic. Jane, BrigS, and Others have
or did have lJrHis, that were once valuable, and
and have an interest here ilut il would pay TO look
after. This l~and-Dnly II few years ago the bed
Of HE Missouri ltN"i-iS rising up and Is now
covered with II voting growth of timber. IN"
annual 0vcriluws have filled up The old river
bed and IN u few years more this land Will be iii
for cultivation.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
Mortgage Sale of Real Is
tUtG.

WHEREAS Elisha Cobb and Polly
w Ann Cobb, his wife, by their Mort
gage Deed, with power Of sale therein
contained, bearing date the 9Th day of
July, A. u. 1870, and recorded in the
Recorders Office of Andrew county, in
the State OF Missouri, in Book -. ut
pages Dol e >, conveyed to the under
signed mortgage, certain real estate
lying and being situated in the county
of Andrew, in the STATE. Of Missouri. and
described rs follows, t6-wit: The south
east quarter of the southwest quarter
of section t~wenty-onc, township sixty,
of range thirty-five; also lots No. 20,
81. -, %, and u, block three, in the
town OF Rosendalc, which said mortgage
deed was made to secure the payment
OF Il certain note therein described and
whereas said note has become due, and
with the interest thereon, remains Un-
paid, Now, therefore, notice is hereby
given that |, the undersigned, mortoa-
gee, shall, in accordance with the terms
and provisions of said mortgage deed,
proceed to sell the real estate therein and
above described at public vcndue, to the
highest bidder, for cash, mt the court
house door, in the city of Savannah,
county of Andrew, State Of Missouri, On
TUESDAY,, TIE 9TH DAY oP MAY,
A. D.. 1876, between the hours Of ten
o'clock in the forenoon and three o'clock
in the afternoon of SAID day, to satisfy
the debt secured by said Mortgage Deed
and the costs of sale.
JAMES NJ. McBRIEN,
April .; 10. n25. Mortgage.
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To the Republicans of Andrew
County.

In accordance with the recommend
alton of the Republican State Com
mittec, the Andrew County Central
Committee hereby call Il mass con-
vention of the Republicans of Andrew
county to meet in Savannah, on SAT-
URDAY, May 6, at l o'clock, p. m, for
the purpose of selecting delegates to
the Republican State Convention, that
meets at Jefferson City on Wednes-
day, May oath, to elect delegates and
a%lternates to the National Republican
Convention, that meets in Cincinnati
June 18th.
Andrew county is entitled to six
delegates. A general attendance..si
requested.
A. SCHUSTER, Chm'n.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14

BENTON TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Francis NJ. Wells.
Clerk. j. G.. Best.
Assessor-Wm. NJ. Townsend.
Collaboration Henderson.
ROAD OvEISEERS.
District 81, Truman Culver; So, Mr.
rion A. Dunseth; SO, L. NJ. Lawbaugh
81, John J. Hall ; IS, Moses Wilson: 60,
James Huffman 81, Harmon Gaemlich.
PLATTE TOWNSHIP.
Trustcc-O, b. Saunders.
Clcrk-J. w. Popplewell.
AsscSsor-T. Miller.
Collector-E. Agee.
ROAD ~OvERSEERS.
District s, j. Yates ;33, Henry Smith
80, A. II. Landers "a, N. Edwards; IS.
Jos. Younger; 0 S. Dcmond.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
NODAwAY TOWNSHIP.
Lam

District Judge-Gcorgc Lam
bright, 200; Perry Buis, 1928.
Trustcc-Edward Russell.
Clcrk-John J.. Glazier.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Wren.
Collcctor-Jamcs G. Walker.
ROAD O~vERSEERS.
District 46, John Roe; As, j. b.
Hopkins; 43. VIM. Ely; AZ, Henry
Muse; Al, Charles ). Pickett.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
TOWNSHIP.

LINCOLN TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Gotlcib Stccby.
Collector-A. j. Clcmmcns.
Asscssor-Jesse Joseph.
Clerk-Gotlcib Sigesseman.
ROAD ovERSEERs.
District 62, tie between j. w. Rob-
erts and VIM. Ent; G3, tie between 10
johnson and Sam Pcndlcton; ca, Dan
icl Garner; 60, Levi Richmond; &C, Jas
b. Peters; 67, Peter Moscr; 6S, Pat
rick Pagan; 80, =. }, Nassar; "A, John
MOser.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
ROCHESTER, TOWNSHIP.

For District Judge-Joseph Peters,
154; James Strock, 81.
Trustec-W. G. Mahar.
Clerk-W. L. Piper,
Asscssor-Jesse Wright.
Collector-B. b Thompson.
ROAD ovERSEERS.
Third District, Nathaniel link;
4th, Sam'l Miller; 9TH, James Hamp-
ton; 18th, Charles Douglas; 18th, W.
r.. Mcllwain; 10Th, w. G. Wright;
goth, J. d. Mcknight; 21st, Lee Hol-
land; 22d, c. j. Kinnison; 23d, VIM.
Reddick; 24th. Clay Snowden.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
ELECTION RETURNS.
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.

JACKSON TOWNSHIP.
Trustee-Smith George, Rep. 101;
Holmes Robertson, Dem. los.
Clcrk-Wm. j. Beale, Rep. no.;
John Foultz, Dem. 90.
Asscssor-Georgc Matlock, Rep.
1874: Isaac Parker, Dem. So; NJ. A.
Golf, Dem. 16.
Collcctor-John Lincoln, Rep. 90;
j. ii. Gillispic, Dem. 80; Zach f. Gill
more, Ind. Sc.
Road Oversecrs Elected, District
No. 50, j. w. Cagg; No. 20, r.. NJ.
Cole; No. II, VIM. Simerby; No. ~,
James McCrcary; No. 70, John Mes
sick; No. n, J. l.. Jackson; No. Is, j.
ii. Martin; No. rs, Josiah Cunning
ham.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP.

Trustee-Jolm ID. Wright.
Clcrk-C. w. Kellogg.
Collector-IIiram Balm.
Asscssor-G. n. Paige.
ROAD OVERSEERS.
District AZ, Thomas e.. Ashby; As,
John Kellogg; 40, Julius Schnitzius;
so, j. NJ. Landers; so, George T. Cot
fer; SO, Lemach Adkins.
District Judge-Perry Buis, 40;
George Lambright, GO.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
CLAY TOWNSHIP.

Trustcc-Thomas Crowley.
Township Clerk--tic vote between
Phineas Edwards and - Mansel.
Assessor-Bryant Robertson.
Collector-tie vote between John
Rankin and Joseph Cox.
ROAD OVERSEERS.
District 70, Samuel Lightle; Is, p.
Mckinley; 50. Joseph Duncan; so, AL
len Supper; II, Robert Davis; 81, Cal.
Asher.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
REPUBLICAN, CITY CONVEN-
TION.

We have been requested to publish
q call for Republican City Mass Con-
vention, to meet at j. Il. Majors Of
flee, OF this Friday evening, to NOM
mate candidates for the various city
officers, A full attendance is urgent
" requested.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
Good For Rhode Island.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., April 6.-Full
returns of yesterdays election for
Governor give Lippett, Republican,
1857: Howard, Prohibitionist, $685.:
Beach, Democrat, 2,602.
Of course, not many of those votes
cast for the prohibition candidate
were drawn from the democratic
ranks.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
A. SCHUSTER, Chm'n.

The annual Conference of the Methodist Epls-
copal Church for North Missouri commenced in
Louisiana on Wednesday last. Bishop Peck is.
to preside. This is one of the most important
sessions for years.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14

How far women would interest
themselves in elections may be gath
cred from the fact that out of m
hundred votes cast at Laramie, only
sixteen we're females-and yet wo-
man suffrage Is the law there.
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
DAILY.

by mail Mayahlr in wlvmcc) per year
OHllGlUl"'""".""r".. ...."......,....,., ,,.. $50, 90
by man payable in advanced, , months,
ppSllaid""". 2tTO
>EMI-NEEkLN.
lv mail, pcr yrartm advanced pu~IvLil.... , 30
ly mai, club If iaurrn advanced ]pu.ipnil j.. 20
~ ma club of siNGn advance ,lostpuii. l7.sV
by mai, ciilln u !i"lli n advance .ruStpail. @S.pD
tEc FREE copy with every club Vi len.
WEEKLY.
By mail per yrarOn udyancr), postpuiI... l.G5
I !uh of frHr tI advanrcj, postpaid ,....... j.Gu
Club Often On advance, po>llmid..,." .. IL 80
Gun OF iWgnty "a a!NHn"rj, puslIHld"". -. .,
One FREE copy win every club Of twenty.
POSTAGE: I'll" new postage law took effect
She Ut day "fJanuary, \. u. 1875. Under thi+
law me postage on newspapers must be paid at
the OFFICE WHERE THEY ARE MAILED
Money can he sent by draft, muncy-Ordcr, ca
press, on registered letter, at uur rt,k.
Special arrangements made with country pub
fishers fUrcINbhlnS with their publications.
SAMPLE COPIES FREE.
Address lNTER-OCEAN.
10 Lake street, Chicago, III.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14

JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP.
Trustee j. S. ;. Wilson.
Collector. G. Richardson.
Assessor. A. Gains.
Clerk. II. Scott.
District Judgc-James +, Strock
Joseph Peters, 81.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14

per a. Boylcs; 80, David Bcattie; &c,
Robinson Pistole; %, John Roberts;
%, L. W. Henderson; Z, George Moys;
6, Henry Speaker.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
MONROE

MONROE TOWNSHIP.
Trustce-Henry Zimmerman.
Clcrk-Wm. Nj. Miller.
Collector--Joseph S. Rcddick.
AsscGsor-Wm. Parker.
Constable-Jacob Miller.
District Judgc-Joscph Peters, 67;
James Strock, 45.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
EMPIRE PRAIRIE.

Trustee-Eli Knappenberger.
Clerk John l.. Yates.
Assessor-Joseph Carson.
Collector-O. IL. Barbce.
ROAD ovERSEERs.
District 20, John G. Clark 20,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
w. A. PRICES COLUMN.
Read This Column Every Week to
Keep Posted.

l still keep u car load ahead Of the
Celebrated Marysyilic, Kansas, Spring
Wheat Flour; this beats all the Spring
| Wheat Flour that is sold in Savannah.
Only $3.50 per hundred pounds, or at
the rates of $2,4j for 800 lbs, or $40
for 1000 pounds.
All kinds OF Grass Seeds, Fresh and
New, can be found ut w. A. Prices
Produce Store.
Spring Wheat, Barley and Oats, for
seed at w. A. Prices.
w. A. Price will buy all the good Fall
Wheat at the highest cash price.
Bring all your Produce to w. A.
Price if you wantt the highest cash price
for IL.
Top Onions, Onion Seed, Sweet Pota-
toe Seed, and an endless variety OF Gar
ucll 'CccNS III w . "a. L IlCc >.
Bacon, Lard, Hides, Furs. Butter and
Eggs, wanted by w. A. Price, for which
the highest cash price will be paid.
| have the finest Can Fruits and Jel-
lies in town, and awful cheap.
Dried Apples, Dried Peaches, Prunes,
Blackbcrrles, Currants, Cranberries, in
great variety, and sold cheap.
New York Factory Cheese at Is cents
retail, 13a wholesale.
Splendid New Honey in the comb, by
the single pound, or by the box of s to
10 pounds. nlSm3
SAN FRANCISCO, April A rather
turbulent anti Chenese meeting
was held at South San Francisco last
night. One speaker said an %organiza-
ton in the city, twenty thousand strong
pledged that if the present attempt TO
remedy the Chinese evil by legal means
failed, to take the law in their own
hands, and root out the evil with fire
and steel. The Chenese companies this
evening presented Il communication to
the supervisors demanding protection to
life and property, which all but a certain
unruly class mean to afford. All vio-
lent measures are deprecated by the
community at large.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
TIE LEADING REPUBLICAN PAPER IN
THE NORTHWEST.

THE NORTHWEST.
not alone on It's political character doc. the
lN1Elt-DCEAN res, it,, claim to puWnlur favor.
1t aims at tn" higl".t rNccllcur, in All dtuart-
liicllts, amt in this eva Of prorrrs>iNc journalism
asnlrCs 10 position among III" best.
The lNlER- oCfAS make, especial claim SIS
\ FAMILY NEWSPAPER.
H. %c"lunnS are carefully guarded against OBJ
lcctlpnablr matter, and ever" CflOil T. na ic To
render Il y pleasant and profitable companion Ia
the home itrrSidr.
TIE COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT
Is conducted with great care, and everything
pOssIO!cl Is done to make the
MARKET REPORTS
such as the Farmers ami iil,inr>, Men of the
Northwest can rely upon.
THIS AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Is carefully edited by gentlemen Of ability and
experience.
In Literature, Local and General News, FOREIGN
and Domestic Correspondence, and Every
lhIng mat goes 10 uIkr
4 FIlt~T-CLASS NEWSPAPER,
its ret cNceli,'lhy any publication in the coun-
ny. The Intrr-bCvau is a
NATIONAL NEWSPAPER,
one that will he found useful and interesting 10
Americans in every part of the globe. White It
especially represents tnr
GREAT INTERESTS OF THE NORTHWEST,
it /. National il its views and commemorative in
is ncW>-%lthrIings. fIrm in ito political faith,
1t Is not bI%utcl, and In all discussions aims to
De rIndiI, diGnliivl, and above personal abuse.
The lNTEIt-OtIAN has the largest aggregate
Circulation "IanE newspaper published IN the
Southwest. II Is sent to more than 1880 POST
nii""S, distributed in every STAT" and Territory
in the United StalrS, in all the British Provinces
an" numerous foreign STATE, AMI cu;Mtrlts.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14
TIE
THREE EDITIONS:
WEEKLY, SEMl-WEEKLY& DAILY.

Estahli she'd less than four years ago a,a Rep
rrScnl'livr l.clts lean Paper, pledged Ia main
IAN anu d"iriri the principles aud organization
of the National Republican Party, tue INTER-
OCEAN Wds carly pushed TO the ]iurclruLt of
journalism nni achieved Il success uNurrretlrn-
tod IN III" history ul such enterprises. iBy uni-
Ncrrai assent it hao been assigned p|U-itjon IS
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-04-14

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