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New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30
MKSCELLANEOUB.

The Epf8OOtic-Its Decrease in Memphis
The Women Who VOted-Thcy Plead
tho Fourteenth Observation-Disclosures
REll' and Spike Factory Burned-AEa--
Saraa LeRisintuFe-An Associated PresM
ReF0Ft-BalEOt for North Carolina SEN
nt0P-FCreIaH Clearance nt Richmomd-
Mayor Gastin RenOminat tod-ExscuGisAR
in GeOrgEa-Accident en- BinglIampseu
MISUNDERSTANDING CnshIet-EaMO
Navigation Closing Divorced Wife
Ehot-ROlling MilI Boilers Explode
MEMPHIS, November 29.-The epiz0otie is
decreasing rapidly.
ROCHESTER,, November 29.-Susan h An
thony and other women who were arraigpadF
before the United States commissioner for
voting at the recent election admitted the
tHcta, but pleaded that they were entitled
TO vote under the fourteenth amendment.
CLEVELAND, November 29.-The Cleyg-
land Rolling Mill Company's epike and nnf
factory, foundry, patent shop and office &c
New burg, Ohio, burned. Loss $I00,O00
MONTGOMERY, November % Governor
Lewis sent communication to tho b0lteFs
to-day, promising cooperation with them i'm
Legislation.
Governor Lindsay, before retiring from
office, sent his message to tho regularly
constituted Senate and House 10 session az,
the Capitol 1t thus turns out that both.
bodies have received gubernatoFiaI recOg-
milton.
The boilers were without a quorum I'm
either house, but by admitting Baker am
Senator from Morgan county, Chisholm an
Senator from Limestone, Dereen as Sem
ator from marengO, and Miller as genatgr
from Butler and Conecuh counties, none Of
whom held certificates or other credentials,
they got up the necessary quorum. Tbree
OF these had never filed notice OF confess
on the Senators holding certificates, nor did
any one have official knowlcdge of their
claims 70 seats as Senators uutiI they ap-
peared and were sworn in The same rule
prevailed in getting up u qu rum in theiB
HoR6e OF Representatives, men enough hav-
ing been there admitted without credentials
to do 80.
The action Of Governor Lewis is severely
criticised by the peOp e, WHO say that hes
has assumed 10 create d Legislature where.
for want Of a quorum, none existed before
Much excitement exisIs. The Legislature
at the Capitol having in both branches tasn,
called to order by the proper Ofd~
oers, and the means provided bv
tha constitution Of the Stlte, and
being composed only of men h,lling regu-
lar certificates of election, and having been.
officially recognized by Governor Lindsay,
who was Governor of Alabama when thes
Legislature assembled, and Who sent his
message to and approved bills passed by
them, are determined 10 hold their organf-
Zation, relying On the regularity and legal
ity OF their course and the sense of iustiaes
Of the federal government
RALEIGH II. c., NDYember2 r29-The Kourfh
ballot Tor Uuited States Senator in the Leg
ialature today resulted as follows: Vance
a. Poole H. AerrLnlon 22. No prospect OF
a settlement.
RlcHMoND, November 29.-The br1gm
EooErzRUEp on EIeRTa PAaEI
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

yhe Sensational communication published
in the Now Kork He"aLE to tho etfeot chat
che Sost0R fro vas the york Of lsboE re-
tormore, published ia this morUipg's dis-
patches Tecalls 81 mind she "onyersa$ioR SP
Goione! James g. Tucker, Of this city, on
she samo subject, q few days after che Are.
BE insisted that the tse &as the wore Of
the labor Feformets, who took care TO bum
that part OF the city whore vas She greatest
value u buildings and tho smallest mum beg
OF residents. He imputes the Chicago FIRE
Go the sane eauS@, and entirely ignores Are
OLeary'a COG.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30
The {BetRrninR Board Centrove4sy-GGm
binusd CnLiS MeuGays

The usual crowd of lookera-op ~ese pres
ent yesterday morsins before chs opening
Of court, and the interest developed In the
proceedings remained unabsted, though
*here vas widespread impression shat 4he
end was peap and the controversy vougd
soon be over.
At half-pass eleven O'Clock 3adge Dufen
entered ahe ceurtsoon snd the proceedings
began.
Mr Randell Hun-2ay 10 l3eass youg
honor, the time has come when the du4y de-
wolves upon me to address this honorable
csurs, and ana exceedingly anxious to do
90, but the state of my health is such that
J am physically unable 30 perforn shis
duty. leave it with your bonor The
proposition have made 60 breaA ehsouxh
with she order has been rejected.
BY the court-Tbe indsvositien eP the
counsel Sor defense has IsudetaG il neoce
sary e. po -epons this case. Il % ca8ttnBea5
RnsI nt - Honday ut IL s. u.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30
FOB RENT.

TxoFy x yFNv-THR DESIRABLE TWO-sToRT
Residence, Ne. i59 Cntliope streets we'll adapted
GsP families con venie ntly iocsted; terms noasr ~
81 AnpIy 10 DAVIS & PRBRET, No. q CONNER
G&Sl place. ~ 1
T-TgP REMT-rE SUITS OR S,NGLR.-LARGE, 4,
II siry furnished rooms In loca, ion couy enient
"a Chs business part of the city, adapted to the use
OF single gentlemen or families Inc Roaee y
-stie. Apply At No. l6s oastonheuse street, near
WSe VaEiejSes Theatre
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

q aotio8 Of interest," to old iron dealers
and policemen, Offering reward Of $50 for
the apprehension end conviction OF any
party engaged in stealing the covers and
boxes placed 10 the banquettes over the stop
cocks Of the Gas Company, aPpasrs ih this
usQEgiag's. .RERgBIC4yo
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

q. Shaw is one of Harvar&'a pes Boat
men. When he gives more attention to
musole than brain, and the tutors go fas
him. he simply esalaiznsv "ohv paba@," asd
thas eHds u.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

1ARIRTEEA THEATRBs
a4sa Faassee LAWRENCE BARRETT.
Second snd LaEt Week of
RTLgs CLARA BIORRIse
9GqrSTED BY THB TALENTED COMPASS.
&3onIay Evons1sg FOyembeR $50
And until fur ther notice,
ARTECLE ~,
Prom the French by Augustin Dafv.
NFF sCRNERY By Mr.. JOSEPH PIGGOTP.
Gszs. UorsA the Cause. ......,. MISC CLARA MORRIS
(Her original charaGttrl.
Friday. November 2S, 1872,
5sKYEPiT OF HISS OLaRA NORRIS
E70Dday, December 2. 1879
JOHN s. RAYMOND,
Kn tho new play,
%8RRIDDEN FRUIT.
sN.a,hor LORRAINE RO6BRs.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30
BY TELEGRAPH.

. q = z " III "A L ii >
LATEST NEWS FROM ALL POINTS
CABINET MEETING YESTERDAY
SENATOR WEST AT WASHINGTON
OUR LocA8 APPROPRIATIONS
REGTIBs OF CUBAN 8YMPATHIzERs
B0ST0B BURNED BY LABOR REFORMERS
DE&TR OF HORACE GRELEEY
THE SITUATION IN FRANCE
GOMBROMIsE RESOLUTIONS PAssRD
ELOQUENT SPEECH OF THEIRS
PIE BRITISH PARLIAMENT PROROGUED
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30
THE ms AND THE OUTS

CHANGES IN THE c1rY HAIL
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30
OPERA HOUSE .
a OADEMY OR aEUsICa
p "gla Streets of Eev Tors.

6Ls7aayo December 2-Prank Mavo in his g'eat
SAs=1acter OF DAvY CROCKETT, in the late Frank
aHprdnok's original drama OF DAvY CROCKETT
aG BIZ BURB YOU'RE RIGHT, THEN go AHEAD.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

@4R RAcEs 5ylLa POSITIVELY FAKE PLACE
THIS DAY,
aABURDAx. NOVEMBER 9a, 1s72o
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

FAz.r. uEnT1Ho OF 1879.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30
AMUGEMI..ENTS.

m eUlsEANA JOCKEY CLUE.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30
THREE EACR&.

THREE EACBS
asrdle Race, two mil8s-Eliad Pom. %ilSgs
Gawcksmith and Pelham will start.
Rwo Year Old Stake one mile-sanrise, Edwin
ADAMS, vandaIla, -ahe EelAar salHe Watson and
ere others vii! start
pwo Mne Heat for oil ages-Progto&n, Holly:
qFsoS Annie Bush, Nick Baker, siE Rufus and
GaSulator viii positively START
5R8g PIRST RACE AT PRECISELY TWO O'CLOCK.
aoan @ A. BREAUX, President
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

.EaxPOaIBf0E uAE.LO
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

Eo0EFZEUED ON EIGHTH PAeA,4
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

GfT. CaARl.qgfs FgEATREo
EC O
+fH DEB3k ..'.'''.'' - lSPlletoI y
v0RsaEK. FIIHHERA ,SLag9 manager
CONSUMED sueecea Of the selc hrated artist,
BIi. T. Il. CLEANFRAg.
GRAND NATTNBR TO DAY AT TOOE,
3Ga ghis Saturday Evening, November So
KIT,
The Gr.Lansas TrRveIea.
o. Seeding ...............,,.....F r. D. %AanHrag.
Eev steu0ry aud effects.
Doors oTen at f. quarteS 70 seveDi che oYeTFuIB
a1SH eomn,euco at q quarter to eight O'clock
n05a p. GLEASbE. Treasurer.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30
eAmla.41A Uaso aRAxp srApANEs

@AgEId.a4a URs@ GRAEB SIATRNE&s
Saturday, aOyeRlbeS &c.
as ECoB,
@Gssa CAe assistance %
sLMB MEs, FDpraaog
&R WErETE, Tenor
va. vAE HURFTEE, BAsss
eCI.LE Ls BLANC, Planaa
@S g. UAQUIN, FluttsW
wn. G ooLGIas or. Dtresta - osAaers.
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

DEAER OF HORACE GRELEEY
New Orleans Republican., 1872-11-30

cHAKBsPEAR FOUNDRY,
gEzoa Street, Between BarOnne and Dry.
Bdes Streets, New Orleans.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
kssieuees Notice.

"AELES n. DAILY, assignee OF Samuel F.
C0wsn, ex parte. Be it remembered that
Charles NJ. Daily, assignee Of Samuel T.. Cowan,
on the 18TH day Of lS72, end dffing TIM SECS
sion Of TN, Ciiclht Court within and for Andrey
county, State Of Missouri, being the Aprihs6-
journed term Of said Court, BY leave and under
the orders Of said Court, fled In Courtan exhibit
ON oath o statement OF. the accounts Of the said
trust, together with his claims and vouchers, to-
gether with a prayer to said Court % make an
order Of distribution Of certain lots and real es-
tate In the city of st. Joseph, in Buchanan
county, Missouri, said lots aud real estate hav-
ing been redeemed by said assignee from mort
estate with the individual means Of said assignee;
therefore, from the premises Aforesaid, II h or
dered blythe Court shat tbs Clerk OF this Court
give public notice OF the exhibition. and filing Of
such accounts by said assigree; byIpuh4ication
for four weeks in the Andrew County Rxpubli-
Can, q newspaper published in Savannah, An
drew county, State Of Missouri, and that such
lowed BY the Court at the August term, and ON
the sixth day Of said term Of said Andrew
County Circuit Court, TO be begun and held ON
the fihh day of August, AID. 1874, unless gOOd
cause TO the contrary be shown.
State If Missouri county Of Andrew, IS:
!, Phineas Edwards. Clerk Of the Circuit Court
within and for the county Of Andrew In the state
Of Missouri, hereby certify the above and fore
gong to be u true and correct copy Of IN. entry
made In said Court in the matter Of Charles N.
Daily, assignee Of samuel +. Cowan, on ths 18th
day of June, lS12, as the same appears Of record
in my Office.
In witness whereof I have fsreto-
90, } set my hand and ahi xed my Official
~ seal at M Office i'm Savannah, this 18th
day ofyuly, ls7s:
PIIiSEAS EDWARDS, Clerk.
BY W. W. Caldwell, Deputy Clerk. 3S
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
Personal.

We had q call from Mr.. j. j. Finn,
who has lately become an agent and
correspondent Of the st. Joe Gazette.
Mr.. Finn is highly spoken Of, and he
represents a live newspaper. though
it is a disciple of the "crow caters"
N. s. Murphy, of Milwaukee, law
partner of the brilliant Senator Car.
penter Of Wisconsin, was in Savan-
nah, the fore part of TIE present week,
on legal business. WISCONSIN, he is
confident, will give the "tanner and
cobbler'' ticket a large ms5oYity.
We take pleasure in announcing our
friend John T. Barr Is a cafGidate
for County Treasurer. Mr.. Barr is j
worthy young man, ofgood character,
and would faithfully and efficiently
fill the Office to which he aspires.
.OUR friend August Schuster re-
joices in the addition to his family of
a fine, healthy girl. MANY happy
returns"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
A Significant Straw.

Mr.. A. P. Hereford, the gentleman
ly Circuit Attorney for the Buchanan
Circuit was the victim of misplaced
confidence on Tuesday last, which it
is our duty to record. Being on the
train bound north from St. Joseph,
Mr.. Hereford early commenced blow
ing the Greeley trumpet at q Repub-
hcan attorney of Maryville, saying
Greeley would "swecp the country
like an avalanche Everybody is for
Greeley" at>d'finally proposed to "put
up the cigars" that there were not
two Grant men on the train besides
the gentleman he was addressing.
Not wishing to be beaten in o plain
game of "bluff," our Republican friend
ofMaryville consented, the canvass Of
the voters on the train RESULT ng :
Grant, %; Greeley, 10. 1t wa, rough
on Mr. Hereford, but then it is not the
first time that plain, u%nvarnished facts
have put an cxtinguisher on broad
and thoughtless% assertions. This vote
is only a simple and fair indication of
the result next November.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
Forgery, or Fabehood?


Tie New York Tribune recently re-
marked that it had no wish to notice
the incessant calumnies Of Mr.. Gree
lev with which tho Grant papers are
daily filled. Bat" it continues, "Har-
per's Weekly, having gone beyond
this and resorted to forgery, seems to
require q word Of contradiction" 1t
then alludes to . recent picture by
Mr.. Mast, published in the Weekly,
containing the following sentence
from the Tribune of November 26,
1860:
"When the rebellious tf4itors are
overwhelmed in the field, and scat
tered like leaves before an angry wind,
1T must not be to return to peaceful
and ~contented homes. They must
find poverty at their fre-sides, and
see priyati9n in the anxious eyes Of
mothers and rags of children"
The Tribune proceeds;
1--WE decmit only n~ecessafy TO say
that not 8 word of this pretendH ex'
tract is found IN the Tribune OF that
date, and no such words were ever
written by Mr.. Greeley. We leave
the public to judge the moral quality
of the act committed by the Mossrs.
Harper"
This is intended TO convey the i'm
preston that these words never ap.
peared in the Tribune, for the date is
wholly ubimportant. The moral
charge ofthe Tribune is that Mr.. Mast
either forged the extract or falsely at
tributed it to the Tribune. The truth
is that he did neither. 1t is an actual,
not a pretended" extract. Mr.. Mast
gave an erroneous date only. AS the
Times Immediately showed, an cditO-
rial article, headed NO Half Meas
ures." appeared on the lst..of May. 1861,
on the fourth page, in the fourth coll
umn, Of the Tribune, of which Mr..
Horace Greeley vas the responsible
editor, in'which this passage occurs
"But nevertheless we mean to con-
auer them not merely to defeat, but
to conquer, 10 subjugate them-and
VIC shall do this the most mcrcifully
the more speedily we dol But when
the rebellious traitors are e
whclmcd in the field, and scattered
like leaves before an angry wind, it
must not be to return to peaceful and
homes. They must find
poverty at their .fyesiies, and see pri-
In the dnrioits eyes ofmofhers
and the rags Of children.
Harper's Weekly, having printed a
passage from the Tribune with an err
date, is accused by the Trib-
une of forgery, and its prOprietOrs are
held up By name to public oblOquy.
Unless, therefore, the Tribune can
prove that this article has not APP
peared.in its columns, it has plainly
by falsehood to substantiate a
basclcss charge of forgery. "
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
Camp Meeting.

There will be a meeting Of the st,
Joseph District NJ. E. Church held on
the ground known as the Kavanaugh
Grove, six miles southwest of Mary.
Vile, five miles west Of Bridgcwater,
and ten miles northeast Of Wing Val
ley commencing Wednesday evening,
August 14th.
Arrangements have been made with
tine st. Joe & Council Blufis R.'R., by
which persons paving orc and ~
fffh local fares will be returned free.
All persons, however, paying such
fares must receive from the ticket
agent a certificate, which will be coun-
tersigncd by C. II. Stocking, upon pre-
sentation at the ground. The cost
Of conveyance from Maryyille will be
quite moderate. 1t is desired that ev-
cry charge in the district may be rep
resented. H.. s. WELLER,
Presiding Elder.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
Saturday.; the 10th day of Angus
Mortgage Sale Of Real Estate.

NJ HEREAS, John WiIkerson and
Apr wikerson, bis wife, by their mort
LATED the 18th day of May, A.. u. 1871, and re.
corded IN die kccor,R,r's Office Of Andrew
county IN the state Of Missouri. in Book number
~, nj page 5e0. conveyed TO the undersigned
niUrtsn zee the following desc ribed lots, tructa or
parcels Of land lying and being h Audrey coun-
Is in the stntc OF Missouri, to-wit: 80
The southeast quarter Of section twenty three
t23 and the southwest quarter of section twenty
four cay, and all that portion Of the northwest
quarter OF section numbcr twenty five Css, which
lies on the west side Of The ae-hnndred and
river; all OF said lands being In township num-
Der any mine (Js) of range number thirty-nve
ta5l, and containingi in all four hundred aud forty
ucrcs, more or less, which said conveyance Wss
made to secure tie pay ment Of o eerfnfn prom
issory note In said mortgage deed described.
made by said John WilkeTson 10 the UNDER
signed on the 18th day Of May, Al, 1871, for
the sum Of five thousand eight hundred and six
teen dollars and fiffy cents, with Interest from
late at the rate of ten per cent. per annufn, and
due twelve months after the date thereof.
And whereas, IL Is provided in said mortgage
deed that If the said note shall not be well and
truly paid when the same becomes due and pay
able, TINT the undersigned may proceed To sell
said land, or any past thereof, ut public vendiue
to the highest bitkter MT the, couft-lfOuse door In
the city OF Sslttnhah, within THE county Of An
drew aforesaid for cash, first giving thirty days
notice OF the time, terms and place of said sale,
some newspaper printed in the county and state
aforesaid. a04a -.F frtt ~
And whereas, said note and the interest there
on are now due and unpaid; now therefore,, by
virtue of the power In me vested by said mort
gage deed, l will. On
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
christian Female college.

We are indebted to Professor j. X.
Rodgers, AM, President of the above
institution, for a handsomely printed
catalogue of the college for the year
ending June IA, 1872. This college,
situated at Columbia, Missouri, is
shown to be in q flourishing condi-
ton, having students from all parts OF
this and some from adjoining States.
Having been established twenty-o ne
years, the school has gradually becn
becoming in a more prosperous condi-
jtion!! We are glad to note the sue
cess Of this excellent institution of
learning. The next collegiate year
begins Oh Monday, the 9th day Of Sep
TENDER next.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
,osnpliment to Judke Kelley.

SOA4psAHoas OuO8O Aou0y.g
4 Meeting of the members of the
st. Joseph Bar was held at the CNart
House in said city on Thursday, July
%, 1872, for the purpose of expressing
their thanks to lie Hon. Henry 8.
Kelley, Circuit Judge of the 18th Ju-
dicial Circuit. for the courteous man
ner in which he has presided over the
late term Of the criminal circuit court
Of that county, and of attesting the
able and impartial manner in which
he has dispatched the business of said
court. Judge Henry Tut was select.
ed Chairman, and VIM. d. O'Toolc
Secretary of the meeting. A commit
tee of three was appointed to draft
resolutions expressive of the sense of
The Meeting, consisting of Hon. Henry
NJ. Worries, Hob. JEFF Chandler, and
Henry X. WHITE; ESQ., who reported
the following resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, Judge Henry s. Kelley
kindly consented to hold the july term
Of the Circuit Court of this county,
during the absence Of the regular
Judge Of this circuit; and,
WHEREAS, The members of the
Saint Joseph bar desire to express
their appreciation of the courtesy of
JudgeK elley in this regard; therefore,
be IL
Resolved by the members of the st.
Joseph bar, That we hereby express
our thanks to Hon. Henry s. Kelley
for his attendance upon court with
us, during the present term, and for
his kind and urbane demeanor upon
the bench, and the exhibition of that
high ems of dignity and generosity
in his treatment Of the members of the
bar which SO fifty characterize q Judge
and a gentleman.
Judge Kelley, who entered the
Court just at the close Of the proceed
ings, expressed his sincerest thanks
for the compliment so unexpectedly
bestowed upon him. He recognized,
it as a tribute to his endeavors to per-
form his duties -impartially and ell
GENTLY, rather than as a personal com
pliment. Again returning his heart.
felt thanks to the members of the st.
Joseph bar, he babe them a reluctant
good bye"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

WE received a calf last week from
James Duncan, Esq, of Andrew coun-
ty, who is one of our oldest subscri-
beers. He left us words as well US
deeds of encouragement in the good
fight. Mr.. Duncan was Mt Philadel-
phia at the Republican Convention,
and US that the common re-
port of unanimous enthusiasm that
existed. there is not exaggerated.
Tho whole body seemed to have but
u mind-to work for the best inter-
est Of the country, ahdim f~grtherance
of that idea to nominate Gfaht1Ma-
ryville Republican. L.,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

The Lionotony of dull, drcary office
life during the extreme hot weather
which has lately visited us was hap
PLY relieved on Tuesday by the pres
entation to US by Miss Millie Conway,
of q fresh and handsome bouquet of
living end fragrant flowers and ever
greens. Although ''typos'' are cred
tied with being practical to q fault,
ours arc sentimental enough to fully
appreciate this handsome bouquet,
and to heartily thank the fair donor
for her thoughtfuiness.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

TYAvTyG opened Q dressmaking shop one door
III east Of Mrs. Couoh's, south Of the Public
square, I would call the attention OF the public
o tbe certificate below. Miss s. N. GIBSON.
ssThis ID 20 certify that Miss Sallie Gibson has
heen u my employ for three years, and for the
laa txc years has been in business for herself.
I esn recomnend her as . neat and tasteful sew
q. and one that has given entire satisfaction In
- eutfing and citing. would sdyise all those
sishing garments cut and made to give her n
saIl. fop viii nnd her kind, patient and Lady
w, md I I'M certain you will go away pleased.
Mn. 4. u. STALL, fashionable dressmaker,
nS Jacksonville, ~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters VI sdmigS
IN istratiop upon the estate Of George J. Reed,
de 'esssd Were granted to The Indsf.iFnsS on
COnrtQf.Andrew county, Missouri. All persons
having 3YiSGe agsipst said estate are required to
exhibit than for sll0wanee within one yesr after
thu. date Of said letters or they may be preciuded
from, ,xny benefit of said estate; and II such
claims bs nOt exhibited within two years from
the dife IF said letters, they will be. forever
barred. Mrs. a.. d. REED,
3D. Administrative.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-08-02

Though last netleast," = IN elaadaee
as true a IL Is old, and 10 tutAtn11
exempli6ed hys tAA cc4Spaeion Of IL
New Line TO The East ria Cres1oa ard
Burlington, wt9e6, though The tast. may
be eallSd the 8estrostef q the Wet
TIE. EipA consisb 81 IL kaAAs
City, 81. Joseph 4 Ceaasit BIZ H
:E, With two daily trains iron Kansee
CITY, through Atchison, -Isavsnsp1A1
and ST Joseph to the Mine.ss StsaS
Line, there connecting with 1S.1r
linstoa Ronts, which leods dilest 10 Ch6-
easo, Ciacipsati, Indiasapel6s AtQas--
port and ColuAbqs-thIplgk eus are
G6Sint. rdda 10. tSese pefd6S
: 'Thihs Line is ysll bull, tAorolshly
sG1ipp6d, WIN sxefy modern iupeove-
nent, including Pullmaa,a Elosping and
UianECa rs, and aovhssa slas ga ~
passengef 20 completely dspaad On .
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