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Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

The valleys are as old as the hills.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29

WHEN WRITING TO ADVERTISERS,
Ecus In this paper.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29
HAS ENTIRELY CURED ME.
cEND To HEADQUARTERS

sold by NIL Druggists and Dealers Every.
Bradford opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1874-1881, 1876-01-29
TRICKS!

VWSITHOUT REMoviNt: HIs TOAT.
This seemingly ridiculous and unreasonable Trick Is
to performed without cutting tearing In any
damaging the vest, or without removing either arm
from the sleeves of the coat This Is no Catch"
New and Wonderful Tricks with Cards.
Not one In Thousand has these Tricks but those
who have acknowledge them to be the best performed
with Cards. Common Pack of Cards is Used. Full
and simple explanations for all the above Tricks Sent
THOMAS WkANE, f3O Nassau ST., n. Y.
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HO! For IOWA! f!

TO FARMERS. Better Lands at Cheaper Prices
cannot be had In the World than from the Town X.
Il. Lnnd 90. Soil and Climate strictly nrstolass.
Pure Water abundant Half Fare Tickets from Chicago
out and back with Free FIRE to Purchnsers:
lion Acres for sals at 80 and 80 on r. Il. terms
sent free. Address luWn X. H., Land Com.
Rapids, Iowa. JOHN b. ,UALH0UN.
I.und Com iiissinner.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03
@erbicbtete @ier.

@or fur3eu1 III In poGau, gainp
cine Gabrtt gum G~Onpsnfren Der Gtsr
srri@tet trcrren. Sc rerten, pie Die
v@isner lancw, 3ta." mittbsiIt, rts
Gier iOrefaltts ausssleien, eetrOdnet
unb eaun IN Elm fetnss Wsbl psrpans
belt, rrorauf iis, gun, GrpOrt fsrtis. tn
3tnnta4len, 9enau 70, rte cie nrcpers
ne ernoenfrte Wil& Serpudt unc per-
ieueet uerben. Rad ben urtbeiIen
Der prOfeHoren Yrttsnfcfer unp etebia
btlcsa pieielben ein iebr msrtbpCaes
Nubrunesmittel. Sn neuerer Belt fol
len fe fdr ben 0ebruu9 BON Ssiten
Der beutidsn Rsidsurmee In @cri&lne
esbra6t fem, peil pisie e~pnpsnfrtsn
gisr 70 tpsuts Raum beanipru@en unr
rod cine srObe Wafe N~abrunssfOf
sntbalten. S9on jsBt fncen btele cOns
ben rten Gter nod Gnslanp bin einen
eeladtsn Ibiae.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

eie grplofOn serfi5rtsn 6duler bspObn
ten une obba6IDS seacrpsn fiub; un.
terQebrobt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03

Die wunpsrbarfe mspisinilhe. Gnt.
pefung Der Nelt. Der SABINE sebt,
Stripped wsrfsn ibre 8rdden rpea UNI
Die wunoselesenen 8beumutilden gene
fen raid mad benz 9sbrau6 BON
Sowger's &ing Of Hain.
tine aus Durssln, @inbtu. Aslen unb @umuai esmaS.,
Rsbistn: @s,n anesrenbst srtnet &c gu ben anc&sn,
unb betlt Npeuntattsnnus, Neuralsid, 9atnfhmer,sn,
E~ppff6mtrsen uab aue nsrpbfen S&ueraen wts bard Sau:
her. Go Ii bic 1nerfe urb etpihsfe Cur. je ~8tfunbsn ff
be furtttare 3rantbeit DtFbterta. SIR ardnnpfe. Go.
@ietnen. Gs 4 bas % aiomm,nfe, je entStdie SetlmitteI
fir @~rfdttuns uub Siebu Brdne unb ~5hifAwunben,
0ust,6aassn srfrUrene 5i6e, Glide siftssr Snieften,
Bette @lts6er uuh Gntsanbunsen aasr Art.
Sitct cud DOR G%dlidbunsen.
Wsnn ieine 5eIuns, Nib aud tsire 3atluns ~ssrlaust
las Ia mod unIer Wpttc. 9pir erm6dtteen uniere Naea.
ten. Dru8etftn unp NsbtJtnbdsbler lueraa bas Sch 3u.
ridsuerfatten, penn ibr nt&t rnetr ais ttus babe Slai9s
sstrdu6s tabt. pern tbr NIT bsilen Wtrfuu9 ntNt sufrie.
ben fnb. Seine WieoHin purbe Ie su ltteraltren 8ecta.
euneen a%n8tboten.
Der GeihIibe iast. ib miHe fterbcn.
Dr.. gpwper. QDertber ~5trr.-Ra6bem ID felt Sabreu
an Rt einlatt5mus stitten, unb ba Id pUr etpa flint Ur.
dsn einsn ansspObrli3 i6TeIsu antaa bate, y ,b,s I'd
niGt i'm Stanbt mar ausafeben, pSsr MD sa' bsipeseu
obne ee empTnbliSRsn 5Gmerssn, -Las,s mir rnein urst
eaB iG ff'rben u1une.- Densemdb .teB i'd ten @eifltdtr
tsIen. welde eSsnfaGs iaste, i'd mids aertsn; aber. ttu
NaHtdr ipra1 mir BON Stren 6tae 9ain uni
U~sranlaBis MID b~snisteu ~ s%srIudsn. k~e balp half ID
mir unc tn bret Id8sn frunte i'd umberssten. pub 81
bin tG rrtl. So mDGte eerne Jtre Wsfjtn Maen en-.
pftbltn. BITE an bisier f&u,er, ltAsn sranfbeit leicen. Sd
elaube. lie t5nns olen betfen. unp metr. oils Sit bieelbi
empfpblcn taben. M&tunesrpn Str
&Cren5 SGretner, eiereiant Sttr
Oipbtberia sebeiIt.
Or. Sepser. Nertter Serr.-unaet6sr Gnte Sepseur.
Der lac rneins edn;e 8amilte an Dipb.berta ~bornteper,
3usrf meiu fletner Scbn Deatts. fur ben to slAen Gr;t
ref wtlder BIN etpaS psrprtnete, aber sr lit etniee 3et
ittr f&wer unb farb bann. Na&ter wurben msine ibri
gen 6tnber BON Der r6mli6eu 6~rduttett ereriHen unb BE
ranben fG istr i6Ie&t. unb ba tt parG etnsn Srsunb bon
Strent Sina Df pa tn bS'te, bradte i'd es ~benlsIber
bel, une es but nc aus num- ertar ecbeilt, ppfur i'd isti
bdnfbar bin.
SD nOdte ferner iaesn, bab i'd felt LANCER 3sit ar
Rbelnnattsmus ltt, UOfar I'D SIRE Nebtiin sebran6ts
une fe Sab mir fat auaenbltdli4 2iuberuns.
patrid Sarrel, Cleveland Sbip
~ Dieles 5stlmiltel ipri&t fur fS fsibf. Waa
Srwsst's Sting 81 gatn fur Gueess eesban Bat. pirb ea
tIr er& tbuh. Gaentpa1ben Bel Npptbefern rnb NebtSia.
bdnblern su pabsa ;u 30 @snts unb 81 per 8lal1e.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03
Ser9eRt bieS niht !

Die s~sssnpartise if BITE Sabres3eit fir 9uu-
eenFsber, 9ufsn, 9Gnupfen unb p~erbdnsntB.
Dple G~ntmidelnne Der VrGptsppftipn fiji,
6GwinbiuGt unb anbere aebl. ano 2unsen.
Rrant5eien. ,,Boshee's German Syrup" III
In biefer @esenb felt ben lesten 3pet Sabrsn
pbns etuen ein3issn IiserfOls sur Sur anse-
Htnbet rcrben. Wenn ibr bteie Nebietn ned
nt&t isIbf eebruuGt bat sebt au Ginsm aputbe.
Ter unb fraet ibH nod tbren punberbaren Gr-
fOIeen bel leinen 8unten. !3pti DOZEN beilsn
ben itlin1m fen SAL. Dabt ibr tetnen @laubsn
an trsenb zinc Webietn, 70 fault muir Elm wrpbe.
lGltGen BON BclGee's @erman Syrup fur 10
Gents unb bsriu&t he, 6lai6en BON resuIarer
GrTBs rs Gents. Gerna&ldiTst euren Dulen
nttt, um IS Gents 30 fparen.
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3I36

Bteberer{@sinen bsS auss
petrpdnetsn NeufehIerfeee.
1Nsr NeuGspler See, sen man fdon Su
rem 1Orter sspprfsn, 1T pIbBlt6 wte>
bsr erfanbfn. Sein 9stt bat fi6. wis
man aus S~sbsnburs Iarsitt, piseer
NIT Do6sr esfili, unb bic Mnrainer
fsbsn iiG mad Sdbusn Am, um NIT
renisIben ben @aHsrlpiessl gu cur&s
furdsn, Ger i6 iest itrr isnsn Gsleern
a~ustreitst, rslhe fe rpr nidt lanss,
.3stt nit cen. YHuee our6fur&t batten.
eenn fdmmtli6e bur6 bos @ustrOdner
Zee Sess ssl@uHsnrn Aedsr battsn
guar bis isSt nod teinsn b~eEontesa
srObsn grirae esIisfsrt, arer Der SGas
BEN If bod uiGt su un,sr1&dssn, Ter
bas usbsrfGpsmWsn rsrurlott bot
Raf unb polling f;no teretts rieosl
BON BEN Meusn tes Sees bsfpilt.
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Gin @pnberIimA.

Nus 9OntOn fcmm. Der nadhebenbs
tsleerapbiIGe Bsrt9t:
1as Besrdbntb ees 8arOn re Palm
mad alien dsyptilbeu Ritus mar
Die 8sranIaTuns elmer 0eriammlune
ron ncbssu 1000 Yerlpnen i'm Greie
maurer-lsmpel. palm, Der Dor unz
ssfabr funfssbn Sabren mad @nsIanb
fam, bate auf rem Stsrbebette ben
Dunlb ausssiprO6en, pab fsin drialt%
der Geifli&er su ieinemB esrdbnie sus
eslaHtn perbs. Die Goptenfsier purbs
ron Der tbeOfOpbtlden@ slsaiduft peren
Wit8lisb palm mar, Sorssnoumen.
Nur Spi1s, bic Gintrittsfartsn srbal<
ten batien, ipurcen ;u oerlelbsn suBe>
luTsn. Nuf elmer platform iiesen aus
stnem @efdb mddtise WeibraudwOls
fen smpDr, roS Sinnbiib Der Mnbetune
rss Geuers. in Ger Ndbe ess @eib>
raad9sf1bss nanb eth tS!3ernss &reus
un rDslGes HG etne S6lanee ranb.
Die persebIi6 bemdbt {aten, F9 in III
rem eissnen Sdwans ;u teibsn,-wi
Elm Witslisp Der @eieuidaft bfmertte,
eoS Sinnbtlp Ger Gntwidlunsslsbrs.
3wii6sn Detbrau6sefdB unp 3reu,
fiano Der Sars, auf peldem iieben
Herisu. $ tustbe, cine rctbe unb cine
srans, brannten. @m SdIuHe De,
Fsisr rpurbs bic esiGe In elmer @rufl
auf benz Iutberiiden Rir6bOf bsisslsyt,
uu', wts es bftBt, perbrannt III werpen.
fObolp batu pte @rlaubniB Der gebGrs
zen eGrpirft sperpen fam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03
Sin fcbrecflidbes umaliicf

srsienete fd ar IS. Wai in atIn,
rrorabsr fclssnrss ron eOst 5srt6isi
sptrb:
6sute WOrssn ;wiIGen ;ebn anp eli
l1br purbe an ct. @unibert buy9 sine
3sHeI. GrploFpn f@nsres unbsi! anees
ridtet. Jn Der Serb. Maysr'ldsn Cos
Ring Deberei lprans unter fuv&tbarsr
DetOnation Elm 3islsnsSeGel. lbeile
beg 9sHsIs FOssn 400 S6ritte melt
fort, u. q. bic an ben @aa In pas ate&
Tier beS 6rn. 6ermeline. Gin Stld,
rsinbefens 80 Gentner Ibwsr. BOB iG
bod In Die SUIT fog Dann Ibsr brsis
f6dtse 5dulsr btnwes auf Die anDere
eette an Elm 6aus, stn srO5es Stld
Nauer etni6laeens, nm alsbaan wie=
Der In bic Strube su fir;sR. Gin an
berer Gbeil bss 3sTeIs fog bio inter
8ablenbanlen uEb lHlu9 pur6 etn
6aus bis gun, 8pben. .Sn Ger lms
eebupe Der Gabrif fir3ten u,ebrsre @ss
bdube eth, onbere rulben serriGen.
Nsbr nod als alss btes 1T su bstlas
Gen, ba6 stels WenIdenlebsn Der Ros
tdfrupbe gum Spfer felen. Cur Belt
Der Grplciipn iraren In Der Gabrif riele
eeute bef&aftiet bic gum eroben 1bsil
bas 2eben %einbdBter, wabrenc anoere
i9wer usrlsbt purben. MIs MIR balo
mad Der 3atafrOpbe an Der unaIads>
f6tte e%tntrafen, bate man l&rn flint
i@wer Serlsbts Arbeitsr in's Wariens
bOlptta! unb msbrsre 2ei1sn sur Mcrs
que Bstraat.
Gin lpdterer Beri@t laet: DurG bic
Ssisl 9 @rplOiiOn fnO Itds Eppesfdue
reraulaBt trCrben. 0cn ben Berlebten
Dsfnesn f& sebn i'm Bdreers buIpitaI,
idrnlt@ fanf Mdnner unp chen 70 Yiele
trausn. Bon sesteren baben brei
lspr srbstli$s ScpfpsrIsbunaer erlitten.
Non oenytdnnsrn III elmer, bersits uber
go Sabre alt. i&rsdli& entaeut. Bic
lest TT nod Rsinsr Der gerlesten ose
tOrben ; etniss bsFnssn nd uuf psr
BsHeruns. Gsruer ~urse i'm 6plpi<
tal etne Grau NIT ibrer oerfrippeiien
fp&tsr, rel&e zines Der tleinsn pur6
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-06-03
@tme N6mberbanbe in &dble:
f1en.

@ur Rem Sdwurseridt au Beutben
fano felt BEN 20. NpriI Der Gaubm5rs
Der GltaS NIT 20 @enofen, rporunte,
i9 Is Weibsr bsfaneen. gr bate nit
lsinsr 8anbe Sabre btnbur6 Sbsrs
(9!efsn bur6 Morptbaten, R1utsreien
nno Diebfdb!s, Die NIT Der erS6ten
Sefbeit ausaefGbrt murcen, in Mufs
rssuns uno Nnsf perfect. >Sm Grlbs
lcbr urb Spmmsr 1875 trat Glias
namsntIi4 ole Der eisentIi6eGbsf elmer
psitosrswsietsn unb wobIcrsanifrten
Wdubetbarce ouf. Seinem unerb6rt
frshsn lreiben ma1te Die am 2. Sctos
Der 1875 ermD9Itdte @sfansennabme
pes glias Gin Gnee. Die @nflaee err
hrsdt F6, ME bsrsits Otsn temsrtt, auf
80 gsr|Onsn ; sie GAIL Ger CUR Spros
dc esbrabten BerbreGen ouf 80 rn
3sussn ,paren 223. Nm 6. Mai
puroe in pielem Wpnitre, Yru3si7e ras
llr,bsiI sefdut. Gltas wurre rpsssn
MOrpes In swsi Gdasn gum 1Ops, me.
gen aupsrer @erbreden ;u Is Sabren
3uhtbaus, ein 5aupteumpIice, Soias
prsen MOreee gum Eore, wesen
anpsrer 0erbrsten 5u finfSebn Sabren
cine frau HOlalia WrObel
anfiftuns gum WOrpe 3um1Ooe
psrurtbeilt. Dret Grauer purben freis
sefprOGen, bic fibrtsen Nn9eflaeten su
3udtbaase, rslpectiue 9sfdnsnibfras
BON psrfdtepener Dauer perurtbeiIt.
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9emticblamb$ &atbplifcm nnb
MimS *.

Die Benefits treusr NntdnaIidteit
set Rotbclifen In Oeutlblano an pae
Obsrtoupt Der 8iv6e inb sobirei6,
obsr nod teinsspess srId5pft. Dos
breieisidbriss Dupfubilduul sisbt benz
feIbsn nsuersinss @slsssnbstt, oisls
Nnbdnslt6feft ID ~bswdbrsn. Gin Don
aneslsbeusn Ruibplifsn aus DerfaisoeS
men Ebeilen Deut(9!anes untssSeibEes
ter Nufruf an ibysr SpiBe ce1 GiyR
Rarl su eDusnnein. Fprbsrt su siner see
metplamen Rsils na9 8pH ouf uno
Iautet, wte fcl9t:
9Is unisr teuts sI0rys:6 rssteysnoer
paph am II. ApriI pes Sebres 1869
lein 50idbrtsss Yrteisr : Subildum
CSetunriD fetsrts, ia firbnten biz Sas
tbOliten aler 9dnpsr nab Rom, um
bem DtsIeslisbtsn Plus TX. bic Slid
pinlhs uns @aben Der aan3en @b,i,
fenbstt rorsubrinssn. llntst ibnsn
warren msbr als tauisnb Deutids, psls
DIT an rem Stufsn bss 1hrpnss zee
Stattbalte,s SeIu gbriFi 3eusEib ab=
Ieetsn BON Der unerlhitterltGsn Zreue
Der 8atboltfsn ibrss 8uterlantss eseen
bic GtrWe unb tbr 6aupt.
Gin mod leltsaerss Gef felt In eis,
fem Sabre ans bepOr : Der svciBfafii
Sabrestae Der @rbsbune Ytus' TX,
nuf ben pdpHIi&en Stutl sa Som,
DuS fsiusm Ger pdpffs ausrr bslatseeu
rar, bas bat Soft In un5ern Goesn
Plus TX, ben, mutbiesn unb barum |c
bart SerfOlsten @s,tbsipiper Der He@t'
Der Rir&e urb Der 6riali9sn 0slsQe
fdoft, bsiaisosn.
Der is. SUM-, Der Gag, On hem i'm
Dsrsdneenen Sabre Der tatbOlifas grp>
frsts, benz @un|6s ess 6siIisen $50.
tsrS fpIaenb, benz s6ttl!dsn 5erssn Ssfu
f@ wsibte, ia Der Gag Ger Grpdbluna
Plus TX. Der 2t.. SUM- hsr 2ae
Seiner IbrOnbsfeisuns.
o@ir perben DieIe Gage in IN ERR,
6etmatb fsfIt6 beasbsn. SeAosn ni1
aber aud, pte oama!S, aus ausn lbsi.
len unleres 9aterlanbss unlereg srtrets1
ID bieier Geier mad Rom, un burd fl
beu1 SteuSsrtretsr Selu@briFi 3a iaesn;
@as pas fotbOlfI6e 8pIf DeuifdIonea
Dir bomoIs usrfp.cdsn bat, oos bat fl
ssbalten ; aud III 3ufunft fol- isint
Trsue ni@t waafsn. 6hbts Du uns
Bir fCIsen Dtr!"
Die, ssmsinIdafilide Abreiie DIT
WtuGen, uuteg eettuns einev 6abrera
srfclst ou1 8. Stunt.
Dis Nuefsn; bsin ). 0atsr Fnpsi an
Fl. SUM fatt.
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OaS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

'6t@ere 5eiluke ron @i&t unb Rteufnattsmus pbsr
5eilperfabren bet sftsumatisnus un6 0tHt bur6|
naturqemd6e uub in len tartnddtsfen S6uen buff
retde 5eilmifiel. Dtefes Bud ia surn Nuben FOLDER
8ranfen osrfnbt. rsi6s Obne @rfDls aerste unb nus-
'Ipis patent %tsotstnen eserauti baben: Ssraasesse'|
burt reldts Surberten BON 2eibtnSen eetplftn,
rurSs, NTH pesen Ginfsnbuns Srn 25 Gsnts ~pprtptrei|
~per[dnbt. &b%refire;
herman Medical Institute, 551 Pine st
st Louis Mo.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18
sogvg.FOURVH CONGRESS-.

In the Senate, on the Sth, Mr.. Sherman,
from the Committee on Finance, reported ad-
versely on the Senate bill 70 secure depositors in
the Freedmen's Savings and Trust Company
from ultimate loss. Laid on the table. MIR.
Ferry, President pro tenn. of the Senate, asked
TO be excused from serving on the Committee on
and Mr.. Cooper was appointed in
his place. EulOgies on the late Sena-
tor buckingham were delivered by various Sem
ators, and as a mark of respect to the deceased
the Senate adjourned. .....I In the House the Ju-
dietary Committee reported back the bill 20 re.
peal the Bankruptcy act, passed Oct. q, 1867.
which was passed-yeas, 40; nays. 90, The
then considered In Committee of the Whole, and
Mr.. Wood u. W opposed the recommendation
ef the to cut down the salaries of our
consular and diplomatic agents and to abolish
certain foreign missions.
In the Senate, on the 9th, Mr.. Boutwell,
introduced a bill to repeal existing presumption
laws, and to provide for the sale Of timber upon
public lands of the United States. The bill pro-
vides that, after the 30th Of next June, none of
the public lands shall be subject to pre- emption
entry. The rest of the bill requires the Secretary
of the Interior to cause appraisements made
from time to time of timber standing
upon public lands, and prepare plans Of the
same. in lots containing not more than 800 acres
each and provides that by payment Of appraised
may make entry of stumpage upon any one tract,
and he allowed three years within which TO re.
move wood and timber from the land, provided
that no person shall enter a second lot until he
shall have removed the timber from his first lot,
and that there shall be left standing on each lot one
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18
T~ELEGRaPRiG NOTES.

The closing price OF gold in New
York, Oh February IA, was 11Ss.
At Bloomington, Ind, on the night of
the 7th, a body of masked men surrounded
the Jail, overpowered the Sheriff, end shot
and killed a prisoner named c. A. Marshon.
Marshon was convicted of murder and sem
fenced to the P~enitentiary for life three
years ago, but the Supreme Cour recently
granted him q new trial. The mob left a
letter with the Sheriff ordering the prison.
er's attorney to leave town within thirty
days.
A destructive fire occurred in the
block bounded by Broadway, Grand, How
ard and Crosby Streets, New York, on the
night Of the sth, by which "A, 800, 600 worth
Of property was destroyed. During the
progress Of the fire three tiremen were killed
and four seriously injured by the falling
walls.
The British Parliament was opened on
the sth. The Queen did not read her speech
In person.
Hugh Mcguire, a Deputy United
States Marshal, at Muskogee, l. T., while
intoxicated had an alteration with another
Deputy, named Leper, and attempted tc
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18

A WELL KNOWN bank President of
Worcester, Mass, according to the
Gazette of that city, is disguised. He
remarked on hearing of the bank rob-
berry at Northampton: "I'm sick of this
rascally world. Don't want to see or
do business with any body. I'd rather
be an old farmer living on a cross-road,
four miles from the sight of every body,
with a barrel of cider and two hogs,
than to have any thing to do with banks,
money or men," This old banker is
about right in his words, but the earn.
estness which he throws into his depre.
cation of the world and men generally
leads us to suggest that he be well
watched.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18

TOUCHING an ivory-toppcd key at
Hong Kong, 120 degrees east of Green
wich, 4 man can, if the telegraph lines
be open, transmit intelligence to San
Francisco, 1870 degrees west of Green
witch, in about one second and a half.
The other third of the earth's circum-
ference-the l2O degrees of the Pacific
Ocean-is under survey for the laying
of u new cable; and but a few years
hence, two seconds of time, two beats
of the human pulse, will flash the hui
man thought round the great circuit OF
the globe. Puck's girdle, indeed!
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The

ST. LOUIS. February Is. 1876.
BEEvEs-Choice, Sa.I5a5.l5; Goodto Prime
~HOGs-Packing, s1.50g1. SU.
SHEEP-Common to Choice, $2.5055.7j.
FLoUR-family, tG.75s7 $50; xxx, 5000
.wHEAr-Red. No. ?, sl.Msl.52; No. 3
Q l.o59 Loo.
GonS-NO. 2, Mixed, $50 ioc.
RiE-NO. 2, $50 CSC,
TIMOTHY SEED-e2. 2Os2.S
,.ToDAcco-shipping LugS, e3.25at.5oi Me
H~AY-Ckoice Timothy, 9l6. 5O9 100.
BUrTER-Choice Dairy, 26G asc.
EGGs-l0k lie.
PoRE-Standard Mess, slI. 500 a!.CO.
LARD-Steam, I!hgI!4c.
WooL-Tub.W washed, 4a84Stsc; Unwasher!
S053iisc.
NEW YORK.
BEEvEs-Native, $50 l3 90; Texan. None
HoGs-Dressed. t9,59a 10 90; Live, 1886.
SHEEP-COmmon To Choice, e~5.OO97.OO.
FLouR-iood to Choice, e5.b596.o0.
WHEAr-No. . Chicago, el.H9l.2j.
CORs-We stern Mixed, 6lI6ic.
OATs-Western Mixed, 4 q 5Cc.
PoRK-Mess, s24. 2jS 2s.50. ,
CorToN-Middling, l3c. !
CHICAGO.
BEEvEs-Common to Choice, S3.NO95.T5
Ie man t%a cW@a o. c,,,co A. soasn
AAobo-Sobilloh W ShOlSSN 4 tsCO1 ~ T
SHEEP-S4.G9b.75 x.
Choice Spring, Extra, s5.0J95 10. h
WHEAT--spring No.2, 81 O3Sl.GSA; Spring
No. 3, Sii4 q sikc. 7
CoRE-So. 2, 40S 9 Ale.
OATs-3lA a3lhc.
RfE-No. =, SO SIC.
POkK-Sew Mess. 2 .sTE92l.0 90. >
cwt., . IL. 5OG l2.53.
CINCINNATI.
UR-r Family. Is ION Il. 10.
WHEAr-Kei, ! i.258 I.5O. ir
CORS-Sew. 4lG4ic.
OArs-Ssg 45c. ~
PoRK-New Mess, s2l. -592l .s7H. /;
~LARU-Steam, l2k 8lghc. n
CorrON-Middling, l2'sc. :
KANSAS CITY. T.
BEEvEs-Sative Steers, $3. 500 5. 90; TeStr
Steers, e.. 60a 5. 90. VI
HoGs-Packers, $~7.20574O. "
MEMPHIS. =
F~LoUR-Choice, sS.OOos o. D,
toRN-No White. 45a i'c. D..
OATS Ala Sac. nl
CoTToN-Middling, l2Hc. I
NEW ORLEANS. =,
FLoUR-Choice, 80. 2ig7. 80. =
CORN-5Sa 6Oc.
OATs-44645hc
HAYAPrime,S MI. 50Gls 90
PORK-Sew Mess. so .OOdo2 IS. 7
BACON-t9A9 1870.
CorroN-Low Middling, lO,ic,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18

THE Bank of Commerce of New Lon
don, Conn, was robbed of S21, 500 on
the night of the 9Th. The locks to the
vault and safe, the secret combination
of each of which vas coniided to a diff
ferent official, were opened in some
way, and when the robbers left they
locked the vault in such a name that
the services of an expert had to be Sc
cured in order to gain admittance, in con-
sequence of which the banks loss was
not discovered until "a hours after the
robbery had taken place. Upon open
ing the vault it was found that the
burglars had packed up in a tin box all
bills receivable and other securities of
the bank, amounting to $500, 900 or
more, but left them on the floor Of the
vault, evidently in the hurry of depart
ure. George C. Packer, one of the
Tellers of the Bank, was suspected, and
was subsequently arrested and made a
full confession and restitution of the
stolen money.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18

A WASHINGTON telegram says that
the Committee on War Claims has un-
der consideration a bill providing a re-
hearing before the Commission to Ad-
judicate Southern Claims of a large
number of cases rejected by that COM
mission for technical reasons which did
not reach the merits of the claims. A
very large proportion OF the claims
bills referred to the War
Claims Committee this year
and during the previous Congresses
have been these rejected claims that
have been disallowed by the Southern
Claims Commission. The impression
is that the committee will agree to the
bill and thus dispose at once of the
greater portion of the claims waiting
its consideration. The same committee
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18

GENERAL ORD, commanding the Mill.
tary Department of Texas, has been ex-
arlined by the Select Committee of the
House IN the Texas Frontier Troubles
and gave a very full and intelligent ac-
count Of the cattle raids to which the
raacheros on the American side of the
Rio Grande, for 500 miles along the
river and for $50 miles back are subject
ed. The country which is the scene of
these forays is separated from the river
by an extensive belt of underground for
est, which forms a shelter for cattle
thieves, and renders it next to impossible
for military patrols or posts to interfere
with them. There are two GLASSES of
HeXicans on the Texas side-one com
posed of intelligent, honest rancheros,
as much opposed to these raids as the
American portion of the population, and
another consisting of worthless fellows,
most of them outlaws or deserters from
the Mexican army, who act as spies for
their c%ompadres when they cross the
river on their cattle-stealing expedi-
tons on their W side. These bands,
which sometimes number from 100
to $50 men, are in league with the local
authorities, their recognized chief be-
ing Cortina, so that all facilities are
given them for disposing of the plumber.
The National Government of Mexico is
not to be blamed, in General Ord's opin-
ion, for this state of things, for the sys-
tenn of government is to let each State
take care of its own. The only remedy
for the evil which the General is urg-
ing on the War Department is
to increase the cavalry force on the
Rio Grande, and give him authority,
when his troops come on the trails of
these thieving bands, to let pursuit be
continued to the Mexican side of the
river, and let the troops deal summary
punishment. He says that now, in one
or more Northern States, himself and
the Mexican commandant have a mutu-
al arrangement by which Indian expe-
ditions are followed on either side of
the river, and on some occasions Amer
lean and Mexican troops have coperat-
ed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18
CURRENT TOPICS.

Hon. REvERDY JOHNSON, the dis
tinguished statesman and %jurist, was
found dead in the yard of the Executive
Mansion, at Annapolis, Md, on the
evening of the 10th. Mr.. johnson was
the guest of Governor Carroll, and had
dined that afternoon, with other gen.
tlemen, at the Executive Mansion. 1t
is supposed that Mr.. Johnson was seized
with vertigo and fell from the stairs
leading to the yard, and that the in
juries thus received were the cause of
his death. Mr.. johnson would have
been 80 years of age in May next.