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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-27
PREPARING FOR THE ELECTIONS.

PREPARING FOR THE ELECTIONS.
There is evidently a design on the
part OF the Radical managers IL Wash
ington 10 counteract tho political influ-
ences which have so sorelv disap-
pointed tire hopes Of the Administra-
. IN tho South. 4 committed was
some weeks ago appointed 10 iuve,.i-
gate the condition 81 affair. IN the
Southern States. which committee, we
see 10y the late dispatches. has been
authorized to sit during the recess Of
Congress, aud to take evidence wher-
yer the gentlemen choose to travel.
This committee means mischief.
There is doubtless some trouble in
certain district, Of some OF the south
ern States; hnt really FAR less than
might reasonably be anticipated. con-
sidcring the still unsettled condition
OF some localities, growing out ct the
lawless license ct a race who have not
yet fully learned to appreciate tlic
value and understand the meaning Of
liberty. Among these states Is North
Carolina.
The State Of Norih Carolina has
committed a serious %otiensc. Il
has eniancipaiea itself from the
rule of the carpet bag element. 70 all
Appearances is electoral vote wi.l bc
.ag, So, n.a...r.4f. .~.lsl.s. F.r fttp.
Presidency. Hence the necessity TOR
its reconstruction, and its return 90 a
Territorial or military condition until
after ;ha; election. II is well UNDER
stood TINT most Of the lawlcss drpre-
IL ions which have been complained
al, and set up as an excuse for this oN-
animation are really committed by
bands Of negroes and worthless whites,
for whose actions no one but them
selves are responsible. The people Of
the State are the sufferers. and are dis
posed to suppress these acts of VIC
lence, and are doing 80 rs rapidly n
possible. They need ne assistance
from the outside. That crime Is occa-
sionally committed there, is 10 more
n justification for interference than il
is in Nevada, whore murders and rC--
berries are frequent enough, mt are
not considered evidences OF tlc ueces.
sity of Congressional reconstruction
Had North Carolina gone Republican
in the late election We should have
heard of no committee TO investigate,
or call on the President for papers Il
base another usurpatiou upon. This
is equally true of Georgia, and in fac
Of nearly all of tho Southern States
This pretended investigation is actu
ally a groundwork for throwing CA
the Southern vote at the Presidential
election.
The introduction Of a bill to amen,
the Congressional Election law, an,
the negroes Of the South, is a portion
of the same plan. y system OF mill
tary interference, which ever pro
voked the rcmonstrance of tho RaIica
Governor OF Pennsylvania, i TO be OK
tended TO every section Of the country
and bayonets are to take the place {
ballots.
This infamous eouplet of least
may be useful in provoking more ciyi
disturbances, to breed bad blood, an
create additional disorder; but on
would imagine the American peopl
had enough of these, and that tru
patriotism aud craftsmanship woul
call for a very different order OF legi'
lation.
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Nevada


THURSDAY, Jan. 2Gth.
Roll called.
Prayer by the Chaplain, Rev. Mr..
Allen.
Hopkins granted leave of absence
for the day.
Journal of yesterday read and ap-
proved.
PETITIONS.
Moore presented two petitions.
signed by about so names, residents
and tax payers OF Elko county. asking
for legislative aid tor a railroad from
Elko 10 Hamilton, authorizing Elko
county TO i>>ue bonds for slJu.O0O for
such road.
Senate -oucurrent resolutions Nos.
=. .. 10. II, Is, II. -, -. -. -. -. have
been correctly enrolled and deposited
with the Secretary ut state.
Committee Oh Corporations reported
railroad hill with recommendation.
Senate i,ilis Nos. a. :, 5s-with
amendments We're also recon-
mendea.
To the Hon. the Senate: Your Com
nittce on Corporations haNe had un-
der advisement ~cnatc Bill No. 5S-An
Act II encourage the construction Of a
railroad in the eastern portion of We
vada, and would report the same back
with the following amendments:
See. l., hy striking ont the words
marrow gauge" in li8e 1, See. /, aud
insert the words ..nith IRON be-
tween railroads and '.betveeu."
Also several minor verbal amend
meuts.
provided, That no bonds OF the
county of l.lko shall he ISSUED TO said
railroad company except upon graded
sections OF ten miles Of said road,
which grading shall IN AT the
town OF Elko. and continue ~access-
lively until the boundary Of White
Pine county shall be reached
McBeth, from Mining Committee,
| reported Senate Bill No. l2-An Act
providing for the taxation of the mel
proceeds of mincS-have prepared a
substitute for the same which was
submitted and its passage recon-
mended aud 200 copies were ordered
printed.
Crawford reported the bill Ito pro-
vide for the purchase of certain copies
OF the laws Of Nevada correctly en-
crossed.
HaZictt, from Waysa and Means Com
mittee. reported Treasurer and Con-
trollcr's reports with a recommended
ton that they be printed. 80 ordered.
INTRODUCTION.
BY lfazleit-An Act authorizing q
state loan, and levyine a tax t. pro.
vide means for the payment thereof.
Ordered printed and referred 10 Com
mittee OF the Whole.
Also Senate Bill 67-Act to authorize
n State loan tor the purpose Of paying
the states proportion of the bonds
outstanding under the Act approved
February 20, 1867; and to fund the
debt; and 10 place the State upon q
permanent cash basis: 30 copies or
dered printed, and referred to Com,
mittee OF the Whole.
Small introduced an Act to legalizs
the last will of Henry Sticknoth.
lmakes valid the will as If two witness
IS had been present, and ordered it.
admission TO probate.l
Referred to Judiciary Committee il
connection with the Ormsbv dele.a
ton.
y concurrent resolution was adopted
ordering tho printing OF 1850 copie.
each Of the Treasurer and Controller,
reports.
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advise the trustees 90 appoint
lady cauvassers and push the matter
through. If fifty persons As liberal as
Mr.. Mcclellan can be found, and /
believe they can, sufficient funds will
be on hand to build the shell of a
school house nj Last
PATER FAMILrAs.
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LAw.-The Bulletin has interviewed
some of the leading members of the
six companies in san Francisco on the
late decision of the Supreme Court Of
California excluding Chinese testimo-
ny. one OF these mandarins dislikes
the uncertainty Of American lcgisla-
.'he no likce American laval same
a. one lottery" California is not; the
only State where law is '.all same rs
one lottery.
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Pun. DocS.-We acknowledge re-
ceipt from Senator Stewart Of a copy of
the pamphlet on '.The Postal Tele-
graph Of the United State being tho
report Of the committee TO which the
subject was referred. Also copy OF
the monthly report Of the department
Of agriculture for November and De-
cember.
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IN NEMORIAM.

CARSON EScANrNENT. No p /. O. q. F.
CARSON, January -, ISL.
"HEREAS, II HATH PLEASED
w our Heavenly Father Ia remove by
death our well beloved Patriarch AL
REIsT q. MULLER: therefore, be it
l~,cSulyed, That we tender our kindest
sympathy to the family of the deceased.
Resolved. That tins Encampment AS
sumo TIL, usual mourning for thirty days.
GEORGE ". CIfEbTC,l
J. -. HAMMOND. Committee.
+. d. LUDLOW.
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To TowN Ior OwNERS.-Parties IN
terested in contested Gold Hill town
lots. rs published on the first page
of this paper, are hereby notified by
r. II. Todd. United states Register,
that unless they appear and make the
required proof before the I nited States
Register. al Justice Putnam's office, by
Friday. tho 9th instant. al 3 o'clock 7.
m. their claims Will lie Forfeited
TGOid iIill News.
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The Trenton IN. ID State Gazette, in
an article ".tbout Going West" says:
AS a rule, no family should think of
going West with less than two thou
sand dollars in money!
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Several communications limit u
space this morning. Other CORE
spondents must have patience, as our
columns are crowded just now with
legislative proceedings,
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''THE HEATHER CHISEE."- The
Western News Co., Of Chicago, have
published a series OF nine ~caricaturcs
illustrating Bret Hartc's celebrated
poem, 1.-The Heather Chinee." They
are Autographed on plate paper, and
sold for 20 cents. The carica.urcs are
original and amusing. We acknowl-
edge receipt OF the same.
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Idaho Legislators want their paw in
creased to 3 per day, and will petition
Congress to that effect.
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SCI
ID ASGsN a CAD T. MY /!
Moore & ParkersS Hall,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,

GCHO0L MEETS EVERY WEDNES-
- DAY afternoon ana evening.
Ladies' aud children meet IN the after
noon at = o'clock.
Gentlrmen meet from 6to ) p. M: then
the ladies aud gentlemen together 10 put
their lessons ia practice.
fEtsrS Ladies' and children, - per
month: gentlemen. -.
All the latest and newest dances will
be introduced and taught. ja5-im
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IL. M. yERIyGTOy.

Superintendent.
Carson, January %. 1871. laa.-'f
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THURSDAY. Jan. %. 1871.
Assembly convened 40 1900 a. IN.
Speaker LoWcry iu the Chair.
Roll called-all present.
Prayer by Rev. j.. -. Hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
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Another Democratic Candidate

This time it Is Goycnor Palmer. %;
Illinois. whose Democratic record i.
shown by his attempting to use his
official infucnccsto sccurcrindictmcntS
against men whom he commended for
their acts.a ana forwhich he was as murl,
responsible as they. The Boston Dali
~ -IdrcffiSey', commenting on the mat
tet, remarks that Judge Williams has
practically told the grand jury,tlat the
Governor was mcddling with what did
not concern him. and adds that the
most curious consequence of his sin"u-
lar conduct iSthat ii has led to his being
suggested as Il democratic candidate
torPresldcnt by,,half-a-dozcn democratic
newspapers. in different parts of the
country. There could be 10 stronger
illustrations of the quandary the party
Is III. We counsel them that after try-
ing all the rottcn:timbcr of the north,
the most consistent thing the partv
can do, whether As Democrats or libcr-
ais. is to boldly fly the name of jeff.
Davis. and goin openly for a restoration
of the lost cause. Schurz has paved
the way for it with the confederate sol
dlerS.G ratz.Brown can easily accept that
platior1a after his sickcnin@ adulation
of Bcaurc"ard at the cotton BANQUET
or@icS. Frank Blair is ready forit.-all
the bushwlIack"rS of Missouri will hur-
RI for 1.-THE Ku-kluX in Il body will
pile 4 monument Of radical skulls to
it.-Tammany would be "alvar-
led t"an@w life at the newsstand we
have not Il doubt that his trimphan;
elections would please the Missouri Re-
bcttcrthan any event since the
aking of Camp Jackson. Let JEFF. be
he man. and end VI suspense.
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There was a cordial shaking ofhandS
thi~ afternoon after Green hadtakcu Tie
cath rs Comptroller.
| Jimmy O'nricu Is now king Ofithc new
ring. and his crowd have thus far ruled
ali subordinate appointments III the
markets and other places.
I'll" only real RUG maA left H. office
to-day is sweeney.
Hall i doing everything 10 bcfriend
the RcformcrS. but he could not capture
Greeley He wantcdthc old man to take
thc Presidency ofthc Dcbartmcnt OF he
Parks but Horace returned the conlnn-
nication to the Mayor unanswered.
Thcuext movement on foot will be the
nomination Of Jimmy O Bri@n for
Mayor.
Washington special TO the Dem-
0cy0t SAYS. adviccS from Utah received
here demonstrated that the MolmoI.s are
extremely uneasy as to their father pros
poets. They now propose to coiipro-
mii"with the United States Govern
meIt. and have instructed delegate
Hooper to make a statement of their
case TO the authorities here. /! is pro
posed TO fry and hold Il convention and
anu 81 up Al hNtdlt III
which poly"amv shall be hereafter pro-
hibitc,I. and then apply I" Congress for
adniS sion as Il State. consideration
of this concession it will bc urged that
Con"r ass do not interfere with existing
relations.
Rev ERDY JOHNSON is to defend tlc
South Carolina Kuklux.
THE NiSSiSsiDpi JcriSI,turr will StDn6.
Scna:c-2l Republicans. T. Demo-
Gratis: lIouse-6l Republicans. 81 Dem
REMEMBER THIS.-Thc papers of Il
town ore Il business directory. Il Guide
post. pointing the reader to the rlacrtn
make his purchases and sell his produce
or articles of manufacture. and business
nicn may depend that sellers and prlr-
chaScr> ofthi- day are readers and fol-
of such guides. Advertise in
yonr home papers. and thereby bald
upa trade and benefit vour
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ing lust forpclfand power, and will be
found hcrccforth in the ranks oftEc one
great party. which is a. confident Gifts
future as it is cXultant in lis past.
Ideas have still the mastery ofthe ace.
Principles still command the reverence
ofmankind. Patriotism and honesty
are still esteemed and cherished by the
American people. And men or parties.
becoming false and selfish. are repro
batcd and ruined.
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Stray E1tjce.

Taken Up Is u stray by Nick'iG Este
Of Jefferson Township, in the county of
Andrew and state of Missouri atd posted
the undersigned justice OF Lincoln
Towns hip in said county. the following
Cd animal to wit: One m)u>c col
nred II ere mule about II HANGS high and
nboutr years old. appears to he weak in
rprajscd at sixty dollars by Samucl
ald Charles Trampc VIII" ere first
luly fUIIcticd by me for that prrl o-r.
+. l.. SFiNSON.
Justice OF the Peace.
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sundarsigned Guardian and Curator ofJuln
il. White II sthcih A.. White and P+uiind Vi.
White miror h,irc Of White dccea ,eu
viii attic ncAtrr run of the Ir hate Court for
Andrew County Missouri. to be cid ut The ttice
OF the ia Igc of Probate in savannah in said
county and state on Monday tho 18th day Of lie
~cc:utrr. III, make final. settlement Of bis ne
counts a.such Qua dian and Curator and ash
tr &c discharged f ON further responsibility Is
such Guardian and Curator.
RICHARD WHITE,
GuI rdian and Gu ator.
y Atom y.
VS. GREE&;EE.J 4wI
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TIL" TROUBLES OF TAMMANY.

m. T.y.
son,n ;%G"r;"a rri',al Aril',tr ia
III I,'i!n,'' ,nit i%F" ,u>i"il rouse
S,Jn &C. ',,np. init ~ L'i'l! i!'id :!
$3.50 : I,!'h"'i "'Li'' rom ".ilrh tr
wa, ON; "iI'r" -! ',' I'''""" y expo
Iul'. i = i ,'t"i'! servant oil III"
an i% ~ ~ "'' lc'Hoh'''!'
III T'lr',' nI'a'l" I'",';
'.P';t- ''lI' "i'''l RESI-
S'',Tii W., l,It,.! 'I''' MN ol promise
- Il i i'' ."' h' prosecute" i"fi.~
dong III Ii'c en-! ir"u"r II >aI>n al
SrS"" 'o-i"! -, INC i|.'""' mat ihr"'
are Fi.l'I- oi "'-''i"ti"''- "n'""u 'N
: "i.i'l; "h:, j, " I''Ii "'.''.,"
,"l,':, "i'i:' r .Ia ~, ".t'I. "i-
bud ,,I.,.L ~. uuar1b.ri,ri .r,rr,r
.aiILr ,g- mr.-,ari.r, cgra ,i,iti. W.
rama .rI rtirr ,~urIniI.r- Of tlr rim" ~,
oILn ."iL IA lac u..,fi.r r.yIv tn L.,,r
Connnly.. retirement viii L,y.. rlr
effect 70 hasten Trcrd'> resignation.
The latter i said /" be @cIiin" nor de-
pressed every day.
Various other resignation, viii q %
be effected.
The Yr;Jvne alleges thai Collector
MURPHY i reported to hc rchcunin% for
"a place in the rcor"lrilnl city govern
mrnt andthat prior /" Murphy r,,ig.l-
ton he dismissed IN efficient wrigErr
to make room for one John GO Erirn
ostcn-ihlv 10 hr his private secretary.
but really Il hanger on. whose only du.r
was 10 converse With the local polirici-
ans.
The same paper also asserts that the
mercantile community j. disappointed
with the APPOINT plmcnt. particularly -
he i Il lawyer aud politician.
1t understood that Nr England. OF TIN"
HH". accepts Inc ''i!i'iii>si"iirr'hIH "I
c""ca'i"h.
Henry =. StrbbinS declines the Park
Commi.-ioncr>hip rendered 10 him.
The U0rH states that the charters
of scvtral Savings Banks. owned by
members OF th" ring. do not contain pro
visions for Tho" protection OF the public
Savina nonII
Ne. ,n
NEW l"Hk. NOV -t-i'i'llti" n' on
lnIE mas r"Ni@il'u me iiil'InIi'r7h
"l New "rh. ana AZURE" h."ie''
mas nr"l ipP":i.'i III hi> ri"r''
line Pali!
dav. TO take steps TO prevent ,,Gcn.
Grants denomination.
The Russian Grand Duke landed in
New York Yesterday. and is stoppin" al
the Clarendon. Iii, formal reception
was poStp"nrd on account OF the ram.
arr, eu!'"r communist iia9 n''ii
SeiItcilcc'i 10 imprisonment Win iar"
iapor lor iil'.
The Duke Alexis will have 10 aband-
don his buffalo hunt i'll consequence of
the latcncSS OF the season and prevail
enc of SNOW.
The Chicago grand jury side with Ma
yor Mason and General Sheridan and
against Governor Palmer who sought to
have them indicted for the KILN" ofCol.
"i"''r''"'.
"A itepnhtiran meeting III London
would not Ill" Il band play tod save
the Queen.
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Fi-al Settlement.

trrii'0rs AMI all Other. ia'cr.S'e. in tha-s-
{: tr ct = T-y J. Ha-IIa deceased viii take no
f.'r lhHt u " uLt"r-lEue 10 4. Car-on Executor
{ tn last v y. q sand c-r,a.rd, will at Il cicN'
'.r'u 90 'hr fGuhHt" Court To- he held At tSe e flee
'tfH" luiEs 60: !rni NJ" L. Savannah Andrew
CUNT, Ni.',u-i, oh M"adty The iS,h d1y o. u,
".E.'r' .-.l. max" tna' .r;tleu"Ut o; SAID estat,
aud aNt &" a. Grsch .rEcd !Tum further rc.Eon.i-
IItly a FUrl tNecrtur.
Noy. -. al-.i. Lii al, 4. Carson.
80 Executor.
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No.i'' = hereby : ven 80 all creditors ard" th
ere ITts Trst i T.. fEc estate Of N!i.Gpl A. white
u III tor. tat FrIus h nickoriackcr Guardi n
an Tu-a'"~ for the said William A. White in
tend t" make In i -ct;!Cm l. tltIcof ut TIE next
term Of he Tr"taic curt Of hECrtw County
. I..uuri. 20 - krIi n Ito rily of nah
tntr~W County on tn iri Nrnday Of Deem
br. \ j. ! a.
}TGuk kuickcIbackcr,
w. tn trlian.
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Final %Gattltmeut,

Creditors nrd all others interested in the Fs-
tate at Jan" larier deceased VII taFc notice
that tho unuorsigr ed Adm I'M. traitor VIII mike
tntl settlement of aid estate ut the next De
Crmbcr Term al tie Probate Court for Andr, "
County missouri. to Ice held 1t the ofire of the
Judge ui lrotatcin Savannah in said tountyrnd
state on Monday Tn. 18Th ia: uf December, Ii7l,
Allen Holt, i'uhl g administrato
in c.Grs-o Of Estate OF
Jane LnuIer deceased,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-29

Eiciai vote ofMaryland, as caat
! election, stands: Tome, Re
| 5s,82i:. Whytc, Democrat,
1jority. 1915. The Demo
Igalitv In 1870 wa u eG9 Re
@2m G,1oi
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Stray HC,iCe.

Taken up by HENRY SHELTERED of Nodaway
Township in Andrew County Missouri and post
ed before Jesse John. Justice of the Peace III said
iowHship. on the sth day of November Isl. Ono
! egr!iny bull of a dark red color. with Whito on
tie bush of the tail. marked with n crop AID slit
II the left ear, apprIiSN VI ut fifteen dollays by
William smith, Daniel Fonca,
y true copy HENRY HEPUERD
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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2l-Thc TJiLu,c
OF this morning has 4 statement that
thaS. 9 Conner is Of the opinion thai,
Tweed will escape punishment by Il
flaw in the Indictment.
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Soliciting ag"nt for tn" Counties
of i'ih'tr. buchanan. Andrew.
south Fart Il Nodaway. Worth.
GENTRY and u" Nah,
III" Continental passed through
the Chir'%" Hire without impair
ing h'rGapi'al. Henry \. Smith
formerly a-"nt for the Grover <
Baker Sewing Machine Co., is
now d"vu:ilg his time exclusively
soliciting INSURANCE in his Stcrl-
i'm Company, ii" may he found
4: Gr'ynie'+ Law Office, Savannah.
Ni~%nNri.
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New and Legal Advertisements.
IopGh
Fruit Nursery.

This Nursery is located two and a half
! niles cast OF l.oscndalc, Il station on the
! Missouri Valley Railroad, and two and a
| halt ,uiIes west Of Whitesville, Andrew
County, Mo; with several Branch Nurser-
les Il, the adjoining counties.
The rroprietors take this method of in
| forming tie public that they have by far
he most extensive and complete stock of
Fruit Trees, Vines. Shrubs,
in Northwest M~issou.". VIII hav over
Two Hundred thousand Trees, from one
to three years old, to dispo.a of In the
spring Of 1872, Also, a large mount OF
Usage Orange Hedge Plants. We have
over one hundred varieties of At~oles,
Peaches, and Pears and in proportitr;
therefore. no purchaser need have any fem'
bat that his order will be filled with any
named variety that he may select.
We trust that We shall be enabled to
conduct or business upon a principel
that we may afford entire satisfaction to
every customer. as We look with a jealous
e,re to our reputation as Nerseymen and
dt,I,i$.
Per,.on. not thoroughly acquainted with
fruit mos, Ia "orable to its climate, leaving
the selections 20 .'s,nay rely on receiving
the leading anil tcst varieties. We will
furnish an essay to e~"h Of our patrons,
giving Instructions in r%e,rar1- 10 inc peS'
manner OF heclin" III trees, IL KEEP. lleih
over winter, setting. pruning, S,owi"e III
orchard &c.
We iiltter ourselves that we shll re
enabled to furnish all kinds Of nursery !
stock. on as liberal terms as any other
dealers in the west.
Address Ill orders to
G. II. & Co..
Savannah Andrew County, Mo.
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Straw E0fico.

taken M %hy.john sisson Of Platte Township
Andrew County Mo. on the oh day of November
lN'l and posted before Jesse John Justice of the
Peace. n small mare mule supposed to be one
year old last spring, no other brands or marks
prccely able, Appraiscd ut so by David Moran,
friedrich Buhr.
who were sworn Cor Il at purpose by Jesse John
j, T., Nov, 18th ISL, Avs
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by David Moran of Platte Township
Andrew COUNT NJ, on the oh day of November
Isl III d posted before jesse John Justice of the
Peace. Ono roam COW supposed TO be 5 years old
past, marked with Il smooth crop of the right ear
and underhit on left ear also brand on left hip
lcttsr undcii liable. no other marks or brands per.
ceiyable. Appraised at SIS by John W. Siss-n,
Fredrick Buhr,
who were sworn for that purpose by Jesse John,
J, p. November 10Th 1871. Iwj
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1871-11-29

". \. PriccwiII pay S1,25 per
hjIShrl for all No. | Fall Wheat.