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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11
Republican Convention.

Pursuant 10 the call Of tho Central
Committees, tho Republicans Of An
drew county met in mass convention
At Tho court house. In Savannah, Mo-,
on Saturday, May 9Th, 1876, for the
purpose Of selecting six delegates to
represent Andrew county In the Re-
publican State Convention at Jcffcr-
son City, on the Gath Of May, 1876.
Tho convention wa called TO order
by A. Schuster, Chairman of tho
County Central Committee, and on
motion Silas Il. Scely was chosen
chairman of tho convention and p.
Mercer, secretary.
Motion Of John d. Majors, that the
convention adjourn over two weeks
because Of bad weather preventing
persons from distant parts of the
county attending, after being dis
cusscd aud supported by Greenlee,
Harlan, Judge Caldwell, and others,
and opposed by DR.. Brown, Judge
vanbuskirk, r. NJ. Taylor and others,
was put to vote Of the convention and
lost.
Motion Of A. j. Harlan, that the
chair appoint q committee of six to
report the anne of delegates to the
convention, adopted. The chair up
pointed, A. j. Harlan, D.. G. Stotts
Charles Pickett, J. II. Caldwell Judge
vapbuskirk and L. w. Joy, as thu
committee.
Motion of E. w. Joy, that the com
mittee report the names of twelve
men, from which number the conyen
tion to select six by ballot. Adopted
Motion Of j. II. Caldwell to recon
slider the vote on the original motion
to appoint a committee to report tn
. names of delegates to the meeting
. carried, and the motion to appoin
: committee withdrawn. On motion
of j. r. Caldwell the convention pro
: cecded to elect delegates by ballot,u
: der the rule rs adopted OH motion o
, P. Mercer, that each voter deposi
: one ballot, containing six or any les
! number of names, the six persons re
: ceiving the greater number of vote
! to be elected. The ballot resulted !
, the election of N. B. Brown, Davi
Bonham, VIM. b. Allen, A. j. Harlan
r, Knickerbacker aud John Anderso
as delegates.
Motion Of F. M. Taylor, that thos
! who 60 as delegates be authorized t
o cast the whole vote Of the county
. discussed and withdrawn as unncce,
4 sary.
n Motion of J. H. Tyncr, that deli
n gates be authorized to appoint pro'
les, discussed and withdrawn.
Motion of w. S. Greenlee, that til
. convention now proceed to elect
> county central committee, discusse
and withdrawn.
Motion ofN. d. Brown, that III
. papers of Andrew county be reque
ted to publish the proceedings Of tn
4 convention. Adopted.
On motion the convention adjourn
ed, sine die.
y. SILAS E. SEELY, Chm.
p. MERCER, Scc'y.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

The trial Of DR.. j. S. Bumps, of Holt
county, on change of venue to Atchison
county, on charge of attempting abor.
ton (Which resulted in the death of the
woman,) has ended in his conviction,
and his punishmentasscssed ative years
in the penitentiary.
LATER-Dr. Bumps seeing no hopes
of escape, and to put an end to hi.
troubles took dose of poison, and died
ON Tuesday morning last in the Jail.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

Mr.. w. L. Thomas informs us Of q
most distressing accident which occurred
in the western part of this county, on
last Sunday. The oldest son of Mr..
Anderson WIGS, who lived with his IA
Their on Third Fork, near Galveston
bridge, in attempting to cross the creek
during the high waters of the past week
with y wagon and two horses, was swept
away by the swift current, and himself
and team drowned.-Stewurtsyille News
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

Mr.. PAUL has q humber of hits AT
us in his last paper, and says they arc
all written In "self defence!" W.
suppose then, we are tho sggressor.
Lot the honest mass of the Republi
cau party, as well as all other fair
minded men, be the judges.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

The Grand Jury found 81 indictments
against w. II Roberts e%x-connty clerk
Grundy county, for misdemeanors in Of
fee. He plead guilty to fifteen of them
and was fined $50 in two OF the cases
and S4Oin each of tho others, making n
total of $500. The fines were all com
mited to imprisonment in the county
lail, the first twenty days, and the bal
ance to five days. The other indictments
were dismissed. He is now in Jail.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

An unknown humanitarian sent 800
to the Clerk of Clinton county Court
last week to be donated to the poor.
"The poor We have with you always"
and it is a duty. cnioined by the same
high authority to caro- for them. If our
officials will not relieve at the public
expense this unfortunate class then, in
deed, is it the duty o fprivate individuals
to do so, rs in the case cited above
Platte City Landmark.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

II Is said that CARL SEIZURE declares
that he will not support MORTON,
BLAME or CoNKLIsG II nominated for
President, but win stump the country
against either OF them. Well. let him
stump. lie done tho same thing for
Greedy.
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Mississippi Affairs.
EXAMINATION OF EX-GOVERNOR AMEs.
.aEat ur.laara,n M The Iutar.np.an

Ai'HN W ~
Special Telegram to The Inter-ocean.
wAsnISGToS, April o. -Ex-Goyernor Ames,
of Mississippi, WAS before the to in
uuIre into election frauds in Mississippi ycster-
day aud to-day, and testified Ms to the existence
Off general system Of intimidation, fraud, aud
violence, by which in all the Republican counties
the voters opposed to the Democracy We're pre-
vented from exercising their franchise, lie
showed thatit was impossible WITHOUT bringing
on a bloody collision between the two races, as
he was not sustained by Federal troops TO secure
to the negroes their rights at the last election
that there were riots, shootings, threats, an or
ganized system of intimidation; that the police
officers were in some cases overawcd and in 9th
Republican had any rights which the Democrats
felt bound to respect. lie showed that the pro
test so often made, that the state was being rob
ed, as the rate of taxation In Mississippi is only
20 cents per capita, whereas In New York II Is
for Some days as il covers the whole Geid Of in.
ycstigatiOn.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

The 81. Joe Chronicle says that
s1ks Andrew County REPUBLICAN,
comes 20 Us In m altered form having
ekaa8sd nom q qusrto to q folio. II
= ; dssldsd inprovemont." Wethink
- ~, ard 10 addition, It gives US
r1lsut : column and . half weekly.
no>o rsa<lng space.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

etI@[ - HA4N NC GnOHE VINO are InrlIne0 10
bsileve r. N. Taylor the injured innocenceT
81 n. sScs. 8, -; and ' when ' we pr nip eSPs to
SsyesoI y may BE- said he h.da right TO ask what
2 lacesed. Well. yesi and We had . right TO
ssass ne keportsr. -Repcrtcr, 5th.
What difference docs It mako what
price we asked for the paper, or asked
none 1t all7 Did you not, ayear or two
before, when you had an open field In
Andrew, that IL to say, no COMPETE
ton, did you not ask 5000 for the
RsPuBLrcAN, which you afterwards
sold to mo, with competition, for
el,500s All along during the fall and
winter, II was notorious that the Pa
tron was for sale, and hardly able to
live, We could have bought it out,
and had . clear field, but We feared
this would be temporary. Publish.
Ing . Republican paper, we felt conf
dent Its political character would in
vito opposition, and a better press,
&c, brought on, especially as a can
vass was coming on. But VIC had
hopes by letting things take their
course, the inevitable, the world over,
would naturally result, in the course
of time, and then the people, satisfied
ct last. that one paper was as much as
could be well supported here, would
not start another. despite the politi.
cal character Of the REPUBLICAN,.
But the truth is, Mr.. Paul never
made an earnest effort to buy the RE.
PUBLICAN. That was not their poll.
cy. The first intimstion we got OF
his intending to commence another
paper was q letter to us in the winter
in which he says it might occur that,
at tho repeated solicitation of his
friends, he would enter the newspa'
per arena at Savannah once more and
spoke Of the relations TO be sustained
toward ourself, and asking the price
Of . column advertisement for three
months of his prospectus, all Of which
II clearly contradictory Of the idea OF
buying the REPUBLICAN,. After
events have only served to confirm
this. lie has brought on a little one.
horse once, costing but little over q
third what We paid him for the RE.
PUBLICAN, but large enoughif for cam
paign purposes. If he and his train
VI can be successful in creating coli
fusion and division In the Republican
ranks s~ufi eient to cause their defeat
and elect enough of their own class
It may then become established; but
IL not, he is ready to skip out again
and 60 revolving over tho country
ono moro.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

IT is reported by the St. Louis Be-
publican that John X. Grisham of
Bigelow Up, Holt county, was killed
q short time since by the Indians, in
the Black Hills. He leaves a family
Oh his farm, near Diselow.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

THE present term Of the Atchison
Circuit Court has 1873 cases docketed
for trial SO OF which are criminal.
Seven divorce cases. Andrew cx-
seeded Atchison In civil cases-Atch-
isen exceeds Andrew In criminal and
divorce eases.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

BRIsTow has come out of the bark
Mary Merritt scandal in flying c%olors,
and Caulfeld is not happy. Even
Chicago, the district he represents,
repudiatc this scandal mongcr.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

A. T.. STEWARDS last words were
-"God has prospered me. lie ha'
prospered me in all things and ] an
resigned to what he may have il
store.u
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11
READ AND WONDER!
Stray Notice.

TAKEN up In Rochester township Andrew co.
l. Mo-, April 9th, 1876, by James II; ,Sagcrr
one dark bay horse mule, two years old, -four
feet, high, name and tail reached. Appraised at
s35 by Josiah g. Blain and Lemuel b., Gum ,da-
ly sworn for that purpose,
w. W.. T.. SLADE,
Justice ofthe Peace for Rochester township.
May 9TH ,~-nO2J-wi',
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

THIRTEEN certificates of marriage
were filed for record with the clerk
of the circuit court ofNodaway coun-
Nv for the month Of April.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11
DR.. WHITTIER,
81 ST. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.
Dialogues I SsHHH$S5sS44EE

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coa,!n1s, 70 AFFORD RELIADLE sPEcIAL TREAT
chose destructive diseases caused by secret habits Of youth
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-11

n 4 spfrdy and radical es,s
for Rupture or hernia, -
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usOu ] Jul The JnaJon nisfhod Of treat
,nfst. 4 soHaenres ar noIfe. or IsrItT 10
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eve regard Paul's coming. after having sold
TO Taylor, as very base and unprint ipled At
tempt to soft-sOap the matter as Paul may, hon
cradle men VIII say IL ne .ries 10 s,arra pnper
spark OF honor that renamed to him from the
campaign Of 1874, and we venture the assurance
that his ndherents in such u dishonorable course
will be very few.
And now If the old files of the Re-
publican we're examined, when Mr.,
Paul had it, we have no doubt there
could be found similar compliment
| ary notices of Mr., Kelly.
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BOOK OF NATURE,

Containing l<6 pages and q number Of Cue enxrayisra.
Every person o. boh sexes, and especially those co1lenplat
Ing marriage, should have tin their private drawer. saissss
Of living long, and retaining tho yigor Of manbonA and
womsnhcod. ReprSdpetion-bow 70 have healthy, beastlful
children. Careful medical advice and many we'll TILED pre-
.ssdrely sssIed, post paidl to sny address for rs ostc
S Sos Sh.s IN; y sssoos. 81 t1 Iori hheod'cAl Institute
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4 CHROMOS FREE

In order to introduce our large. cight-pagc,
will send il, on tri1l, six months fr oniy 90 cts
and to each subscriber we will mail postpaid
four elegant OIL CHHoMOs: Little Rcd Riding
Hood, - ''Thr Chillrcn'S Swing.p ''pprk-a-
Boo" and Mothers joy" These pictures are
not Common prints, bui genuine Oil Chromos in
sixteen col0rs, that are equal IN appearance to
fine oil paintings. just think of it-iuur fine
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months for 90 cts. Try il, Make up club OF
five subscribers and we will send YOU an extra
copy for six months aud four extra chromos.
No danger Of l0OsinE your money. We refer To
the Post Master, Bristol, rs to our responsibility
cash required in advance. No snlinplea free:
Agents wanted to take subscriptions and sell
our fine pictures. From S3 to $40 II day easily
made.
Address W. NJ. BURROW.
Bristol Tenn
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eince there may be thoss who are inclined 10
believe = ". Taylor the injured innocenceO
Ne pxctcnds b. be, We will state that his paper
eess him about ef, go, and when we proposcdto
~ t ofhtm, last winter, be modestly asked
s9.e?oi itmay BE- said he had y right TO ask what
- pacesed. Well, yesj and we had 0 right to
eealt IL Rep0rter. -Reportcr. 5Ih
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

and was taught this winter II weeks,
as also in the past, by Charles Perkins.
I'd who is quite a heavy farmer in the
district. but competent to teach. having
mad much experience. The term has
been Il success.
District No. :. in South Walden. is
smaller i'll size and number of scholars.
1t was engaged 10y Miss Abbie Ingraham,
daughter of the Rev. c. ID. Ingraham.
OF this charge. Having kept with good
satisfaction Il week and two days, she
was attacked by rheumatic fever and
has not entirely recovered Yet. Her
successor was Miss Alice Sweat of East
Hardwick, who for one of her experience
has done well.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

Vt the annual meeting of the Pas
Snmpslc Savings Bank, held yesterday.
the old board of officers We're in the
main reelected. The affairs of the
bank were found in II prosperous state.
notwithstanding the hard times. the
deposits have increased S25 900 in the
past sin months. The surplus has al
ready reached SI2.OOO, and there are
two years more for earnings before the
regular five year extra dividend is made
The bank continues to pay six per cent.
annually.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

CATARRH cannot IL, cured nv snuti- washes
or local applications. 1t Is Il weakness of the
stitution. developing itself i'll the nasal organ.
first afterwards extending To the throat and lungs
ending generally i'll Consumption. if not checked
hv proper Remedies. Pains i'll head back lunS and
weakness of kidneys are its attendant Diseases
More people have tatarrh than any other diS,.i-'
1t is easily cured Thousands of some ni
forty wears standing have been entirely cured III
New Hampshire the past three wears by the Gen,
stitutinnGl CdtGrrh Remedy Certificates I" back
the above, and a treats. on Catarrh in a ~ page
pamphlet sent free on application Ia Lttleiirld \
Co. prupri-tnr- Manchester. y II Send name
nn postal card and II will cost only a Prize,
81 per bottr t2O sept -
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Sprriai Nnfrrs.

PASSUMP>IC LODGE, No. ~ r. n 4. VI.
fore the full of the Mo,a. j. +. TAYLOR. See
HASWELL CHAPTER, No. II, X. 4. VI.
Regular communication. Friday on nr before tn,
full OF the moon. |. W. CUNNINGIIAM SccN.
No man woman is safe while the least rem.
nant of cough and cold, any symptoms of pull
monary disease fingers i'll the system. Expel the
cause of danger with Hdte'S Honey Of HOrehOund
and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute
Hundreds of lives haye bern.sav-d by the Use
| of HUNTS REMEDY. the great kidney medicine
Hunts Remedy cures drnpsy and all Diseases of
the kidneys. bladder and urinary organs Hunts
Remedy Is purely vegetable, and used daily by
physicians in their practice. DO not delay, but try
Hunts Remedy Immediately. 1t
The time to conquer any disease is when the
first symptoms noticed. This is particularly
true of catarrh and the diseases of the mucous
membrane, Yet these are most frequently neglect
ed till the system is completely undermined
Whenever these symptoms appear, Forest Tar and
Forest Tar in solution with the lnhalrrD. should
be Immediately and persstently used. Mrs
Perry, of Winchester, Mass. writes ot it What
have taken has done me great deal of good
have not been free from Catarrh for 3 years
Ask your druggist for Forest Tar prepared by tn,
Forest Tar Co, Portland, Me.
Pyle. Dietetic SaIeratus.- Universally ac
knowledged the best i'll use. Each pound bears the
name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without
t.Iune2O. al.
LYONS X ArHAIRoN prevents thu, Hair from fall
ing out turning gray. rrnews its growth, and
gives strength and vigur. Ii il delightfully."- per
fumed and makes a splendid dressing. 1t is til,
cleanest and most desirable Hair Tonic pro
duced. FUSED by the elite. Price only 80 cents.
tAprl6 ~
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

b Hill. Listers. Chas Ross. Orson Cush.
man, G Barker. Auditors. A b GoSs
Z NJ SWEET, : Hastings Overseer
Lorenzo Green. Agent. John Houghton
Grand juror, John Sanhorn. Sup't. Cha.
Ross. Tax raised. 10 cents GU the dol.
lar. County Com. + II Stone, II.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

without any objections, for II il pleasant to take
and does not nauseate or grpe For C"stivcncsr
at any age, but especially for Wind Collie, soul
stomach. Worms and the Disord-red Bowels OF
Children. it il the Jnu-t effective remedy in
stancr 1t is harmless il is reliable and il i,
cheap.
There need he no pain where C-ntanr Lin
mrnt is used. Burns and Scad- healed with
out scar. rheumatism Sprans, and most flesh
bone and muscle ailments can he. absolutely cured
There two kinds The White Crntaur Linz
mrnt is for family the yellow for horses an,
animals. One trial will convince the incr-du1ous
tJunrsG
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10

County Railroad Company. as per con-
tract. and after waiting suitable time.
and the town re-atfirning its decision
not to issue the bonds. the X. r. Co.
Instituted Il suit against the town. AT
town meeting on Tuesday. the town
voted to issue the bonds. provided the
X K. Co. will stop the suit. pay their
Own costs, and date the bonds March
$50. The X. X. Co. have taken no
action as yet
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
PaSsumpsic.

Real estate is on the move pretty
freely. especially among the Smiths.
Ira Smith has sold his place to Leamder
&. Smith for -. 100. The writings were
made 10y W. =. Smith.
Mrs. Ruth Smith has sold her home
place and fifty acres of hill pasture t"l
$500. to Charles Farmer.
Ira Smith has bought John CarIiveam
holISt. in the village for about 200.
Our black smith John DupliSSeS
has sold his house. barn and black smitl
shop. to Harvey Somers for : 200. AL
these transfers took place within three
DAYS of each other. Can any Other
place of the same size show so many
Smth-eN transactions i'll 50 short ;
time.
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lrafhs.

In this town. of canker rash March > Lizzi.
Met 'Tca aged II.
In this place March > at the residence OF +. "
Drew. Mrs Marian ,io"dal aged 57-widow al
the late Henry Is. ,ioodall
In Montpelier, March 1 Mrs Mercy NJ wife "i
h L. Davis. aged - years.
In Lancaster y IL, March :. IF typoid pneum"
mia, Isaac Patterson Woodbury.. aged "a years. y
native and Tor many wears resident Of Concord
VT.
At santa Cruz Cal. February -. Mr. John Far
ley formerly OF I.yndonvillr aged 66 years
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runaway.
me Boys Ride.

Some forty boys, from ten to fifteen
He'l> OF aye. formed themselves into an
,'>>"'la'l"n the past winter, the object
"'hS mutual improvement. Col. f. 7.
''l suggested the matter to them, and
"'> usually met with and led them.
At his SUGGESTION, and perhaps at his
APeh>e. they filled two tour-horse
'ah> on Saturday, and took ride.
'"'hIhg East st. Johnsbury they went
l''" The church at the invitation of Hon
AVN Morrill,, where they met quite a
, ~, at the citizens of that village
'"\S suhg some songs. and Mr.
'''''l talked to the boys. giving them
"n>eI aud good advice, after which
lucy returned home, happy as only
"' that age can be. Before the,
'''N then ride, Mr.. Clifford caught {
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1876-03-10
NEW FIRM f!
GAY q ORCUTT

The subscribers have formed a cnpartnership,
and having purchased the entire interest Of Dan
lei Colby in the late firm of Colby Gay & circuit,
will carry on the business ct buX making at the
old stand. liberal share OF the public patronage
is solicited GEORGE GAY. Meridian, ct.
q. W. URCJ IT, st. JohnsbuTy
March l. l-76. litf
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5HarrLaqrs.

- Ndrridges and Deaths inserted free.
ObitUGIjeS. sir cents line.
At Waneka, Wis Feb 70 at the residence OF
u. \. Slye Esq, by Rev. Peter Speich Mr.. Geo.
4. Dickson To Miss NJ. j. Harvey, formerly Of
Calrdnnin CnmtN Vermont
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St. Johnsbury East.

An old folks concert and antiquarian
supper will he given next Tuesday
evening, the 18th the proceeds to go
to swell the Centennial fund which the
ladies of the State are now raising.
Gospel meetings begn at the Con
gregational Church Friday evening.
holding over the Sabbath. Meetings
Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evenings,
Saturday afternoon at > o'clock. and
Sunday all day.