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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-07
Dressmaking

rrayING opened q dressmaking shop at Mrs.
n touch's, on Fifth street, south Of the Public
sanarr, l would call the attention of the public
S-,hs certificate below. Miss :. ". GIBSON.
""This is TO certify that Miss Sallie Gibson has
s,n In NV employ for three years, and for the
nd two wears has been in business for herself.
i ran recommend her rs n neat and tasteful sew
ar and one that has given entire satisfaction in
h,r cutting and fitting. would idyise all those
FISHING garments cut and made TO give her a
el. You will find her kind, patient and lady
he, and | am certain you will 60 away pleased.
Mrs. S. NJ. STALL, fashionable dressmaker,
ss Jacksonville, Ill.
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Quarterly Meeting.

The first quarterly meeting for the
Sixth Street Methodist Episcopal
Church viii be held next Sabbath.
Love feast at 4 o'clock =. NJ. Preach
ing at night by the Presiding Elder,
Rev. z. S. Weller, after which the
Lords supper viii be administered.
Quarterly Conference will be held
on Mondayat 4 o'clock p. NJ. Preach
ing Monday night by the Elder. John
Gillies. Pastor.
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IN another column will be seen and
read the advertisement of Messrs.
Behr 81 Andcl the cnterprising and
gentlemanIy music dealers of st. Jo-
scph. They are proprictors of the
Oldest music house west Of st. Louis,
and keep the best varieties of all
kinds of musical instruments, which
they dispose of at very reasonable
prices. A visit to Professor Behr
will repay any one who wants any
thing in the music line. Read the adj
yertiscment. r.jT H 81
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H EAD QUAR- TIE r S.
Mortgage Sale.
WHEREAS, Frederick Camp and

WHEREAS, Frederick Camp and
W Mary A. Camp, his wife, by their mort
~ deed, with powerOf sale therein contained,
td the first day Of May, A. D. ISL, and re-
tered in the Recorders Office of Andrew
,ny In the state of Missouri, in Book number
" Il page ga, conveyed 10 the undersigned
~mayzgee the following described lot, tract or
lsrc,l Of land lying and being in Andrew coun-
d ne STATE OF Missouri, to-wit:
" north half Of the northwest quarter OF
scdan twenty-five (z2) In township lumber
an!-one (6D Of range number thirty -fhrre ts9,
taaaining eighty acres, more or less, which
sh conveyance was made to secure the pay
M Of a certain promissory note In said mort
- deed described. made by said Frederick
tap To the undersigned on the first day OF May
-. ISL, FOR the sum of six hundred and
nsfy dollars, with interest from date at the
ne Of ten per cent, per anpum, and due on OF
#shre he drst day Of May, A.. d. lS2.
Atd whereas, it is provided in said mortgage
ttfd that IL the said note shall not be well and
WHY paid when the same becomes due ana pay,
ialse.. inst The undersigned may proceed to sell
naM land, or any part thereof, at public yeDaue
NE highest bidder at the courthouse door IN
= city Of Savannah, within the county pr An
nv Aforesaid for cash, first giving siNiy days
sf,ce OF the time, terms and place of said sale,
"a Of she property to he sold, by publication In
sas new spaper printed in the county and state
And whereas, said note and tine Interest there
y ar now due aud unpaid; now therefore, by
.atae OF the power in me vested Ivy said mort
0tY, l Win. IN e -
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Notice.

AL persons indebted to me OH ac-
count o illegal advertising are request
cd to pay the same to VIM. S. Greenlee.
All accounts unpaid by the 18th of
juno will be placed in suit for collec-
ton. Atten d to this and save costs.
JOHN SHERMAN.
MAY goth. 1872.
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Brady 81 Co, on Felix street, st.
Joseph, have the best stock OF carpets,
Of foreign and domestic make, to be
found in the West. If YOU don't be-
lieye our statement, call and examine
their large stock. Every housekecpcr
should purchase of Brady Il Co., for
they keep only the best goods and sell
ct reduced rates.
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Mortgage Sale.
Charlcs Browncn and

WHEREAS. Charles Browncn and
Nancy Brownell, his wife, by their mort
gaze deed, with power of sale, dated the scveu-
trenth day OF lptcembef, a. D. ISIS, and rccerd-
ed IN the Recorders Office Of Andrew counfy, in
the State Of Missouri; in Book number nineteen
U9, Mt page one hundred and twenty -four Q2Q,
conveyed TO the undersigned mortgage the fol-
lowing described lot, tract or parcel OF 1anl ly-'
ing aud being in Andrew county In Tar State OF
Missouri, to-wit: z
The south half Of the east half OF the northwest
quarter OF section number eleven Q) In township
number fiity-nine (1l) of range number thirty
i've (S51, containing forty scenes, more or least
which said convey Ince was made 10 secure the
payment of three caftain proinissory notes in
said mortgage deed, described Ii as follows; made
by said Charles Browncii to the undersigned on
the seventeenth day of December, ISIS, one of
which Is for the sum of one hundred dollars d,ie
ten DAYS after date, one Of which Is for the sum
of three hundred and twenty-five dollars due
twcnty-fouT months after d9te, and one Of which
Il for the sum OF three hundred and WENT live
dollars due three years after date, all Of laid
notes bearirc interest from date at the rate &c
ten per cent. per annrrh-
deed that If the said notes shah not be well amt
truly paid when ti!p same become due and pay
abls, that the unaersignsa m may proceed S : I to sell
~ the highest bidder, at the courthouse door in
The city Of Savannah, within said county Of An
ars ,Ss t dSa ea naa p asss g 81 sais, tA aaS ~ aay +. l s.ass
erty to be sold, by publication In some news
paper printed In the county and State Aforesaid
together with the interest thereon, are due and
unpaid, now therefore, by virtue of the power
in me vested by said mortgage deed, ! viii. on
Thursday, the 1Sh day of June,
A. n. 1872, between the hours OF ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock In the a~fterneen Of
that day, at the south door Of the court-hense m
! the city OF Savannah, Andrew county, s.fn ne
| state OF Missouri, proceed to sill the rSeve -.
scribed property ct pubAie vend6s 70 the hishese
bidder for cash. b. saffsfy said noes and inter
est, togctser win tic COSTS and expenses attend-
ing said sale. JAMES EftlHiS0x,
savannah, No. May 10, lSis 2a6
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters
% administration upon the estate OF Noble
n1fs deceased, were granted ~ the under
ysec on the l5t, day of May, 1872. by fhe Pro-
Ooarf OF Andrew county, Missouri. AL
Tsns having claims against said estate are re-
sIei 10 exhihif them for allowance within one
cF1nded from any bensitt Of said estate; and
! sach claims be not exhibited within two wears
"a The date OF said Letters they will be force
ssfed. w. ". CALDWELL
ax Administrnfor.
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Final Settlement.

REDITORS and all others inter
es'ed in the estate Of Hiram Miller, de-
~, are notified that the Undersigned In
sssaFew county, Missouri, TO be held at Sayan-
:, IN said county. on l,ies 18th dtsy OF june
|. 70 make final settlement Of said estate.
sS y. n. MILLER, Executor.
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A LARGE rattlesnake, with seven
rattlcs and three and a half feet long,
was killed by Mr.. f. II. Bartlett, the
Other day, OH the open road between
savannah and the lIundrcd-and-two.
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Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and all others inter-
Ocsted In the estate of john tnaerssa, de-
ceased. are notified that the undersign intends,
ut thc next term of tho Probate Court for An
drew county, Missouri TO be held 40 savannah.
in said county, on the Eth day Of June, 1s72, to
make final settlement oE said estate,
hi. JOHN l.. ANDERSON, Administrator
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Clifton House I
Neao Manageme emit

|rHE undersigned, having become proprietor
of the above hotel, would respectfully an
,sspcs TO the travelling public that he intends
~nroying il in many RESPECTS, and an extended
.,~riruce as q landlord warrants the belief that
A. bouse will meet every want sought for in a
at rlass establishment. Commercial men Will
al mere a No. ] sample room to display sam
- special inducements to regular boar,iers.
imnibuses leave for and arrive from every train
sssin. the city. Give US q trial.
- ..' j. NJ. CULLERS.
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Land for Sale.

TORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR
sale, situated in this county, aquarter of n
mile from Bolckow, % acres in timber, and bal
ance prairie; terms liberal. For further partic-
uIars call on John Anderson at Doickow, or the
undersigned at savannah. / This land Is in avery
Gne and rapidly growing neighborhood
500 Gil DANESrohr-
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Final Settlement.
Final Settlement,

CREDITORS and all others inter-
\ cstcd in the estate of ii. ID. Dodge, de-
deceased, will take notice that NJ the next terms
of the Probate Court, To be held ut the Of6ce Of
the judge of said Court, In Savannah, Andrew
county, Missouri, On Monday. The 18th day %
June. iSI2, | will make final settlement OF said
estate, and ask to be discharged from further
administration. A.. l.. DODGE,
sass administrator of II. ID. Dodge, dee.
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.Satarday, the 1911 Day Of July, 1872

tween the hours OF ten O'Clock in the forenoon
ssate O'Clock In the afternoon Of that day, az
south door of the conut-hoise IN the city OF
-, ! 'oceed to sell fhe above described real
s.e at public yendue. 20 the brightest bidder,
,s .w ! 10 satisfy said note and interest, to-
s NJ With the costs and expenses attending
Ssale. EZRA WEsrs Mortgage.
afanneh, No. Max 10. iS1zE ~
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HARDWARE &c.

LII JOY co, dealers in hardware,
(w,Nyes and tinware, north sidc of the square,
s.r.nnsh. No. Jobbing in tinwork done on
.h,rt NOTES.
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Wanted for Sale.

A few good farms, containing about
eighty r each.
WM. CIIALLACOMBE,
q Real Estate Agent.
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ONE OF the prettiest signs on the
Square is that of the Amazon Insur-
ance Company, put up By Mr.. IL. A.
Smith, the gentlemanly and reliable
agent of this good company, in front
of his office, over Holloway's drug
store, south side of the Square.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-06-07

Dobbins has just received q
large stock of wall papers, which
he bought at factory prices, and
consequently is selling very low
His stock Of drugs, books, gro.
ceries, &c, is large, and heis sell
ing them verylow. Go, see, and
be convinced.
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lft& GE aEkEfffFE aiF 4
Fad SIS
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&c.

r c. sHEpRIck Co. Eagle bakery, con
II. ft.ctionery and restaurant west side OF tn
.,usrr.
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FROM Mr.. f. II. Bartlett, who has
recently been up in the Grand River
country, we learn that heavy rains
have kept farmers operations backto
a serious extent. Many have not
planted their corn yet, and others
have had to do SO in wet ground.
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer
The Prospects tor s.rrrI,, A urov,
Election Certain.

Some Of the Grant organs have been en-.
deavoring TO create the impression that
within the last few days there has been a
reaction in favor OF Grant, and that the
tidc which las been running with over
whclmins force in favor OF Greeley had
been stayed Nothing could be more
false and dclusive. 1t D., the wishes of the
parties who pretend 10 see reaction that
deceive them. There was a timc in the
elections OF lN60, aud lS6i. aui 1865. that
We imagined there was reaction in favor
OF the Democratic candidates. To the
eye this bore the same appearance that
some OF the Grant men observe now in the
political horizon. Nothing is more easy
than to demonstrate with the clearness OF
logic based upon sound and palpable
iacts. 'hat Mr.. Greeleys election is one o;
the mos certain of all earthly things.
In !S6N tloratio seymour who was Ger
tainly not a popular candidate while Ulys.
ses ;. Grant then was, carried the follow
ins States, which have now these Eleotor
al votes
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Mr.. Sumner thuulers at him out OF the
/ ht-t or second volume Of NDorSso q;
''"H1 II such appointments arr mprop.
er, why does tAe Scraic confirm ;hem
Leaving ucpnu-m out Of the question
the President friends cannot dcnv that
many of b., appointments have been bad.
but this again only show. hm To b., an
average man mot an ogre Appointment.
ha'o been growing worse and worse I'm tbis
country cNCr since rotation wa. made 81
l1rt oi out political -yst,m; and General
Uraut has were'y given ul, ont of lat.us..
and disgust, bic ,arv attempts At prevent
'ns the system '-1m having Its ln swim,
1raut s relation to tie ku.klux bp.i.
ness has tycu 80 distorted IN the represent
auons made oi % Us Lis opponents. that
we are Do some danger oc forgetting what
It really was The work was entirely th,t
ol Consrc--. Iui Grant merely scpri,.c.i
m the result A. WAS an Administrator
measure, because the Senators who b,,ve
unfortunately obtained control of tho A
miuistrat on dictated 10; hnt General Grant
has never given any indication that Kn.
SiuNing is TO ujs tgst, lie ha, rep.at.J.
y urged uT'a Congress ia ms messages
the necessity OF general m.a u-e of am.
uc-'v
80 make long story short. General
Grant pHn Nest,ru,r ot today. with
very Little Cost ur swe,iut., md li"bt
about han, with a simple e lu.aion. well
meaning Hltcr statesman nor tvrs,t
without the r,mofcst tr C.. # A rc-,fr-
bIauce 10 any CHsar or Ia-1ln in bi.
composition. well coutcut vs. ia the honor
"' ,"n; I'e...,'t of tie United States
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Chr Auutiuston Argus,
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Publisher.
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Cot PIKE AND TUE BANToN DrSciSIrEs.
We copy the following from the III, So,d,
U.,oH I, ,,ill -. H..
~, ''''' ''''' our "'' '''e"d'
WI. i'hE' sees very plainly the anlmus Of
the Louisville Convention movement Wa
alway- had faith that ,b.r.l ,,,,,lt o.,...
o,, ,..,L,
'"'e Is the way such men ne We refer
!" pe'N' ana IL is The view every pairid
H"l true ir'cnd oi the party sill lake when
'ley see with iher eye open. Speaking
~, ~, 'i'e 'rsanIal"n oi a GIceIcy 4 lirowH
N'nn NJ heeshnrs, phi" correspondent
'l lhe incinnau E'g"r gays II WAS not
"'ue surprised on iruDlng over iLr meet
,"R.'' see Vol sam Iike among the mum.
n''. rs i' mas go'e out io thc "orii that
,ne veteran nrw-p'pcr founder w1s not Tor
"ler''{. 80 alter iha mc"t"g had ~
y'uI'sl, -'9ehi ar interview. Colonel
''" pr '''-. '"o', u. y'n were 10 iayor
u, .'l"',',''n "' L'u..'',''' The C"i
"'-''''I'' moment. ann shii y don
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Every one Of these States is sure for
Greeley
In lN6N Virginia Mississippi and Texas
rot being reconstructed after the Rerubli-
can fashion, were not allowed to vote No
one will dispute that Virginia aud Texas
are as certain Tor Greeley as Vermont and
Ma-sachusctt- are FOR Grant. Let us con-
tiuuc our table:
Brought down 80
Virginia, II
Texas, )
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No. Is.

date tor Governor. He, it is admitted by
all will Toe badly beaten, being a man OF
had character, and supported by Camero
thie'ing ring. Our friends in Pit,sbure-
and Philadelphia say the majority for
Buck Slew, the Greeley candidate. will I've
10000 at least This will settle Grant
His party wall not even rally for Novem.
her. We resume our table
Brought down 10,
Pennsylvania 90
ali
This elects with - to spare. Bnt. in ad.
diuon, we claim Florida electoral voice
The Democrats carried il hy n majority
OF 200 at the last election, in 1870 We
claim the 10 votes OF North Carolina, hav.
ing actually carried it at the late election.
"uor the fraudulent votes are thrown out
a' they will be Grant cannot poll with.
IA 10000 Of as many votes in North Caro-.
Ina a. his party did in August We shal,
take ONO The Liberal vote must be 25.
Wo involving u change of $1,000 The
majority for Hayes for Governor was but
-1uOO lnis gives Us the State by 10000
In Illinois, although Grant had large
majority in lNds, hc will be beaten m 1872
In no State in the Union is the Liberal
cause more cncrsctically advocated and
backed up 10y so many Liberal Rcpubli-
cans We believe that Greeley aud Brown
will receive ii- electoral votes by full 20.
uoo. Thus the account will then stand
Brought down IN
Florida
North Carolina IN
Ohio ~
Illinois -
2os
We expect the 10 electoral votes Of
Wisconsin, where the Republican maiori-
/ ly was less than 10000 last wear This
will he easily pulled down by the thousand.
oi Liberal Republicans among the Ger
mHus, with whom the State is hnci Oar
ircnds iu Nebraska believe we shall car
ry that State, where we were beaten about
-.''' !" IN'' lHcy also think, in Rhode
Island, that the influence of Senator
/ Spraguc who has always carried the State
~ hI- pocket, and who is now for Greeley
will be sufficient to reyolutionizc it in No.
vcmLer That would bring our electoral
vote to @S5. There are 3j7 electoral votes
"l which Grant would receive 81. We
have enough tor Greeley 10y this calcula-
ton aud nearly loo to spare. We could
afford to lose literally upon it, and srn
have an abundant margin upon which 10
20. The indications of this canvass AL
most precisely resemble the memorable
race OF General ) OFT in 1852 against Gen
Pierce. lie carried I States that lad AZ
electoral votes Pierce got - States and
2ii electoral votes 1t is not within the
power OF the pins this year to beat Greeley
aud Brown. This coalition between the
Liberal Republicans and the Democrats.
will do General Grants business.
fura 4
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This brings us within ii electoral votes
Of enough to -ccure Mr. Grce'ey'- election.
Vow Jet us -cr whore they are to come
from. Grant carried these States 10y the
following maioritics:
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27
" l STILL LIVE"

Every one knows that marriages and
deaths come very near each other in news
papers, but it is not often that the one gets
mistaken for the other.
Last week the CatedonidH published a
most touching " In Memoriam of the Times
But the Times still lives and thrives, though
welded to the VERMONT FARMER, whose
name it has taken, and with whom it is proud
Of having formed an alliance.
Its very healthfulness and vigor attracted
the attention Of the VERMONT FARMER, who
made it honorable proposals which, finding
the young and vigorous FARMER engaged in
the same good work as ITSELF it decided to
accept Together they now make all the
weekly calls which each formerly made alone.
That touching death-bed scene was merely
the work Of a dyspeptic imagination. The
tears which that " In Memoriam called
forth are u waste of water. No signs OF
biliousnsss have the physicians alluded to
been able to discover in the Times, though
they have been told that two or three years
ago it did have slight attack, owing to its
trying to be too literary ior its own health
and prosperity. 1t has found farming nice,
healthful occupation.
The VERMONT FARMER recci, ed the Times,
not as puny, sickly infant, but as a robust
helpmeet, whose strength aud usefulness
were increasing every day,
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FALSE.

A certain Federal official from st. Johns
bury, AN appointee of Judge Polands, went
to Orange county a few days ago and report
ed that the Times subscription list had been
greatly decreased by its support of Judge
Steele, and that its proprietor bad therefore
been obliged to sell it. This official proba-
bly, intends to be an honest man. For his
benefit, as well as for that Of the rest of Po-
lands appointees and supporters, we would
say that the Times has, so far as its editor
knows, lost but ttso subscribers on account
OF its political articles, and has gained seoer-
al hundred, large part of them permanent
subscribers solely on that ground. He has
received assurances OF approval from every
part of the county, and has sold the paper at
a considerable advance over the price paid
by him last spring. The new owners are
very well satisfied with their purchase.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1872-09-27
A CHANGE FOR THE BETTER.

Many citizens of this county have, since
Mr.. Morrill, was promoted to the Senate, had
occasion to complain that their Representa-
tive entirely forgot them in the distribution
Of public documents, reports and speeches,
even in many cases after written requests
had been. sent. In the midst Of important
legal and private matters, it is not very
strange that these minor requests of his con-
stituents were overlooked by Judge Poland
But no0 NO one has reason to complain.
The county is being flooded with mail mat
ter, free Of postage, tranked by l.. p. Poland.
Letters and printed speeches in great num-
bers show that at this crisis our Representa-
tive does not forget as. o, why is this thus ?