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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-17
Order of Publication.
TINE estate Of Henry Wilson.

TIME estate OF Henry Wilson. tie
ceased. Now on this day comcS Gottlicl
Streby, administration of the estate of Henry r.
Wilson, deceased, and presents to the court his
petition pil.ying for an order Tor the sale of ctr-
tain real estate, of which the said Henry r.
Wilson died sriZed, described as follows, to-
wit: The south half of the northwest quarter of
of section seventeen 40 In township number
lift y-ninr esp of range number thirty-siX tg)
pay the debts OF said estate, which said petition
wGs accompanied by the accousts, lists and in
veutory, Ms required by law, showing that said
estate is indebted, and that said debts are un-
pail, aud that there L. not sufficient assets on
hand 10 pay the same.
On examination thereof, II is ordered ly the
court that all persons Interested in the estate of
said deceased he notified that application Us
aforesaid has been made, and that unless the
contrary he shown on or before the first Cav Of
the next term of this court, to he held on the
l1th day of June next QsI2), an order will he
made tor the sale of the real estate in said petit
ton described, or 50 much thereof rs shall he
sufficient for the payment of said debts and the
expenses of said sale.
And it is further ordered that this notice be
published in some newspaper published in said
county of Andrew for four weeks prior To the
next term Of this court.
I, j. Il. Caldwell, Judge OF Probate within
AMI for the county aforesaid, hereby certify that
the foregoing Is :: true copy Of the order of pub
LEGATION for the sale of real estate in the estate of
Henry +. Wilson, deceased, rs fully as the same
remains on record in my office.
Witness my hand and official seal at
[sEAL. Oflicc In savannah, this lith day OF
May, lSI2. J.R. CALDWELL,
BOZ Judge.
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Road service certificates we're ordered
burned and a record kept of the same.
Samuel NcClaskey asked to be released
from school bonds of G. p. WoOdcock
and VIM. d. Hatton.
The road pctitioncd for by J. A. Wig
gins and others was granted; j. A. Wig
gins and Daniel Hileman filed their bond
to indemnify the county against the ex-
pcnse and damages Ct said road.
The following tax levy for 1872 was
adopted: County fund, twenty-five cents
on the hundred dollars valuation; bridge
fdnd, twenty cents; road fund, ten cents /;
pauper fund, twenty cents; one-fourth of
pauper fund is for making the second
payment On the Asylum Farm, one-fourth
for the support of paupers. and one-half
for building and furnishing house on
Asylum Farm. The county borrows
three Thousand dollars from the county
school fund fer building a house on the
County Asylum Farm until the first of
February, 1913. bearing interest at ten
per cent.
Two hundred dollars from the county
fund was refunded TO Il. Conever, Col
lector.
The following Treasueris settlement.
for the quarter ending April 30, 1872,
signed by j.. +. Huston as Deputy Treas
nrer, was presented. and certified 10 hv
the County Judges:
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN undersigned guardian Of the person and
curator Of the estate of the minor heirs of
Thomas BELL, deceased. ut the next term of the
Probate Court, to be held mt savannah, in the
county of Andrew and State of Missouri, ON
Monday, the 18th day of June, 1872, will ask
leave to make final settlement Ms such guardian
and curator, and ask to he discharged from fur
Their duties and liabilities as such guardian and
curator. JOHN NJ. HOBSON,
30 Guardian and Curator.
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Final Settlement.

HREDITORS and others interested
" in the estate of John Vestal, deceased, vii
take notice that ut the next term of the Probate
Court, 10 bp held at the Office of the Judge of
said court, in savannah, Andrew county, Mis-
souri,, on Monday, the 18th day of June, iS12, |
will ask leave to make final settlement of said
estate, and ask TO be discharged from further
administration. j. II. MOWBRAY,
50m administrator Of John Ncstal. deed.
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The feature Of the religious world

The feature Of the religious world
iust now 10 the session of the Mctho-
dist Episcopal General Conference at
New York. Its deliberations are
characterized by wisdom and toler-
ance, and from the number of commu-
nicants and the great influence Oh So
ciety welded by this denomination,
its actions are watched with great i'll
tcrest throughout the country.
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FRIDAY MORNING, NAY II, 1872
Mass Neeting!'
REPUBLICANS! TURN OUT!

The. Republican voters of Andrew
county are requested to meet at the
Court house in Savannah, Oh
Saturday, May Is, 1872,
At one O'Clock =. NJ, for the purpose
~ofelecting a County Central Commit
tee TO serve the ensuing year, i'll accOr-
dance with the call from the State
Central Committee, A full attend
ancc is earnestly solicited.
VIM. d. ALLEN,
Chairman pro tenn Co. Central Com
HENDERSON EDWARDS, Scc'y.
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Final Settlement,

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN Undersigned, ID. Bonham, jr., and Robert
BOnham, administrators of the estate of David
BOnham, sr., deceased, will make Il final set
Element in the estate of the said David
BOnham, sr., deceased, at the june Term, 1872,
of the Probate Court of Andrew, county, Mis-
souri,, to be begun on the third Monday OF said
month. ID. BONUAM, junior,
ROBERT BDNIFAM,
3aI administrators.
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Mortgage Sale.
WHEREAS. Charles Browncll an

WHEREAS. Charles Browncll and
Nancy Browncll, his wife, by their mort
gar decd, with power of sale, dated the seven
Ell in The Recorders Office Of Andrew county in
the state of Missouri, in Book number nineteen
QW, ut page one hundred AMI twenty-four tl2tl,
conveyed To the undersigned mortgage the fol-
lowing described lot, tract or parcel of land ly-
ing and being in Andrew county in the state of
Missouri, to-wit:
The south half of the east half Of the northwest
quarter of section number eleven (D in township
number iifty-uine esq of range number thirty
five (3i), containing forty acres. mlre or less:
which said conveyance was made Ia secure 'he
payment of three certain promi1sOry notes in
said mortgage deed, described rs follows: made
by said Charles Irownel Ia the Undersigned on
the seventeenth day of December, 1SS. one of
which l. Tor The sum Of one hundred dollars due
ten days after date, one of which Is for the sum
of three hundred and twenty-five dollars due
twcnty-f,ur months after date, and one of which
is for the sum of three hundred and twenty-five
dollars due three years after date, all of said
notes hearing interest from date at the rate of
ten per cent. per annuni.
And whereas, II j. provided In said mortgage
deed that IL the said notes shall not he well and
truly paid when the same become due and pay
able. that the undersigned may proceed to sell
said land; or any part thereof, at public vendlie.
the city of savannah, within said county of An
drew, for cash. first giving thirty days notice
of The time and place of sale, and of the prop
erty to be sold. ly publication in some news
paper printed in the county and State aforesaid.
And whereas, the las. two Described notes,
together with the interest thereon, are due and
unpaid, now therefore, by virtue of the power
in me vested by said mortgage deed, | will, on
Thursday, the 13th day of JuRe,
A.. u. 1879, between the hours of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and live o'clock in the afternoon II
that day, st the south door of the courthouse in
the city of Savannah, Andrew county, in the
state Of Missouri, proceed to sell the above de-
scrilcI prnperty nf nultir xpnIu~ L., fbn hirhesf
bidder for cash, to satisfy said note and inter-
est, together with the costs and expenses attend
ing said sale. JAMES ErCHISOS,
Mortgage.
Savannah, Mo-. Nav 10. lS72. 29ss
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Thursday, the 18th day Of Juae,
Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and all others inter-
" es'ed in the estate of VI. Ii. Sebra, deceased,
are notified that the undersigned intends, ut the
next term of the Probate Court for Andrew
county, Missouri, to be held at Savannah, in
said county, on the 18th day Of June, 1872, TO
make final settlement OF said estate.
ALLEN HOLT,
Public Administrator in charge of the estate of
NJ. b.. Sebra, deceased.
W. =. GREESLEE. attorney. sgG
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Land for Sale.

FORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR
sale, situated in this county. n quarter OF Il
mile from i,olcIow, ~ acres in timber. anil bal
ancc prairie; terms liberal. For further partic-
ulurs call on John Anderson NJ Iiolckow, ar the
undersigned at savannah. This land Is in Il very
linz aud rapidly growing ncighburho"d.
30 q. ii. DAVENPORT.
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THE MOUND CITY.

Is II school of the wsSA q live institution,
thorough, practical, and aifording advantages
superior TO any other. Over two thousand stu
dents have entered within the last few yesrr
from' Missouri. Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa, ILL
nois, Kentucky, Texas, Colorado, and othes
States tributary to the trade of st. Louis.
For circulars and other information, address
Gg TIIos. a. RICE. Pres,t.
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Saturday, the 18th day Of July, 1872,

Between the hours of ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and five O'Clock i'll the afternoon of that day, ut
the south door of the court house In the city of
Savannah, Andrew county, In the state of Mis-
souri,, , pceed to sell the above described real
estate at public yendne to the highest bidder,
for cash, 20 satisfy said note aud interest, to-
gethrr will, the costs and expenses attending
said sale. EZRA WEST, Mortgage.
savannah. Mo-, Nav 10. ls13. 80
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TO young men seeking situations we
can offer, by means Of sys-
femized plan, special
Contracts Guaranteeing Situations
To those finishing our course satisfactorily.

Parents desiring t, send younger sons can
have them placed In the family Of one OF the Pro-
fessors, under his especial care, and on very
moderate terms.
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We afford opportunities for a business educa-
ton superior 10 any other institution in the west.
Each one of our large corps of teachers is q
thorough, experienced accountant. We have
unusual facilities for making our students famil-
lar with actual business operations occurring on
Change, in the market and in finance. We use
those facilities daily for making our students
wide-awake, practical business men. Every
young man, destined to become q farmer or mer-
chant, should complete his education by spend
ing u few months in our institution, and learn
how business Is conducted In the metropolis of
the west. He will become expert in detecting
counterfeit money, posted on the tricks of sharp
ers, learn how to Keep his own accounts Cor
rectly, gain nm invaluable knowledge of the Law
of merchants, and acquire general information
that will be worth thousands In as&er life. "
Every well-to-dof farmer and merchant should
send his son to our Institution rs an essential
part of his ''start in life"
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Ordered that no person be allowed
to borrow school money until he first
furnish a correct. abstract of land to
be mort gagged.
The financial report of b. NJ. Dan
ford, Clerk of Andrew County Court.
was presented, which the Court or
dcrcd 30 be published in the Ner
Era; the why or wherefore, we be-
licvc, is not stated.
The Court then adjourned to the
third Monday ia July.
The foregoing %cmbraccs the pro-
cecdings of part of Tuesday, May Z,
up To- and including Tuesday, May IA
the day of adjournment.
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Warrants were issued as follows,
payable out of the paupcr fund:
Catherine TATE S35s IL Jane IIUll.-.... ~ Oh
Thu> tonrr...... 10 no Peter krmper.. II M
VI Zook Il Goa. :i - r \ Curson---. II 10
Warrants were issued as follows,
PAYABLE out of the road fund:
Jos smith,. 81 80 Chas Sargent-..- I %
Daniel pii...... 10 W tha- t.lick.--. M
Thos Elur.... ~ IIrlsing Il Chris
" |; smith $500. - - tian>Dn-...-.. III Oh
W f. Antrim.-. Gl Samuel Hunter - ~
4 Whtt. m
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The Coming Bayonet.

The North Carolina Conservatives desire
to contest the election OF MIR. Caldwell, who,
upon a fair vote, ,was unquestionably g.
feated by his Democratic opponent. This
leads the Raleigh Era, o Grant sheet, to DE-
clare that the Republicans ''wlll resist any
..attempt to seat Judge Merrimon." 1t also
says that it hopes that Mr.. Caldwell will
..maintain his rights, by moderate means Of
sfrst," but, if necessary, sat the point o.
.zhe 6ayoaet." Add to THE infamous decia'
ration the fact that, in this State, the United
States officers are already taking an active
part In local politics, and the Northern pub
lie NAV form o fair idea OF the straits to
which Grant is reduced, and OF the military
m~aneuvring which, in the South, makes
the ballot a mockery and sham. The regu-
lar South Carolina Republicans do not IN
tend, however, to be b%ayonetted into sup
porting the Boilers. At a meeting In Ches'
ter the other day, Congressman Elliott maze
the significant remark that il President
Grant attempted to control, through the
officers Of his army, the exercise OF the Sui
frage in South Carolina, he would never re-
ceiye the electoral vote of the State.
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A Political Proteus.

So
General John A. Dix, who is nominated
by the Grant Republicans for Governor Oh
New York, has been, according to a knowing
correspondent, q Hard.shell Democrat, a
soft-shell Democrat, Buchanan Democrat,
a .'War Democrat" or Pro-Slavery Republic
can, an A%nti.slavery Republican, o Presl'
dent johnson man, o Grant Republican, a
Liberal Republican, Gust before the Cincin-
natl Convention and, fiaally, a Grano Re-
nomiuationist Gust after the Cincinnati Con-
ventiou.) And it is q singular fact Gas Mr..
Weller would say, San extraordinary Gomez
"deuce') that all these successive changes
have concurred with q supposed change OF
-n---r-,- Hna0t,
when taken at the food, leads on to Tor,
tune-toa denomination" for office, II not al
ways to ON Office actually in hand.
This ought to silence the considerate
friends Of General Grant, who are 80 con-
cerned OF the Inconsistency" OF the Demo-
Gratis in supporting Mr.. Greeley, and ct the
Inconsistency" OF Mr.. Greeley Ia accepting
the support OF his former opponents.
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The Radical Meeting Tonight.

The Regular Republicans bold q meeting
in front of the City Hall tonight When
sneecbes will be made by several OF the
headlights OF the party. We trust that the
djsgraceful scenes which accompanied the
Boilers meeting, ct the same place. Will not
he repeated. There is o square light De-
tween the two wings Of the party, and eacn
ia expected to do it's best to secure thar
white vote which neither will confess that 1t
dasires. Both Boilers and Regulars are
entitled to q iair. hearing; and the peace and
security OF the city require that a political
meeting shall not be allowed to degenerate
into a bowling and turbulent mob. Wehope
that the municipal authorities will be fully
prepared for any emergency, and will give
any would.be rioters ample opportunity OF
cooling down in the quiet recesses OF the
Guardhouse. One OF these days the Con-
seryatives may wish to have o Greeley meet
ing at the City Hall, and they will expect the
fair-play which is their right, as well as tina
Of both Boiling and Regular Republicans.
Club logic is not, by any means, a convincing
style OF reasoning.
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The West virginia Election.

There is some doubt whether Camden,
the regular Democrat, or Jacobs, the lnde-
nendent Democrat, is elected Governor OF
West Virginia. In either case the Radicals
have no treason to crow, as both Camden and
Jacobs are Greeley men. There was O split
in the Congressional districts, but all three
members OF Congress chosen are Democrats.
The Administration Republicans had no
tickets OF their own, being two weak TO
make a contest, but they generally sup
ported Jacobs and the other independent
Democrats. The new constitution, which
was strongly opposed by the Republicans,
and over which the fiercest part OF the con-
test was waged, has been adopted BY q
small majority; the separately submitted
provision, forbidding any but white persons
to hold office, hos been defeated by o large
majority. One OF the Independent Demo-
cratic candidates for Congress, John ).
Davis. In the First District, secured the I'M
divided support OF the Republicans by de-
nouncipg the unwise action OF his party In
making the new constitution q Democratic
test. He was elected, while the new consti-
tuition itself was adopted. There is no doubt
that West Virginia will 60 for Greeley and
Brown in November.
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lion and wonderment. The story has Its be,

ton and wonderment. The story has Its De-
ginning far back in the last century, and tne
scene is laid in Ireland, the drdmatas per-
some being actors Of gentle blood 10 oegln
with. At that time the Moroneys, OF Mill
town, in the County of Clare, were the
wealthiest and most influential family 10 all the
region round, and "Old Ton, as he was caiied'
a perfect feudal lord, was at their head. he
had three sons, Thomas, Robert and FRANK
Gould. The eldest received the estate, ana
had two sons, Thomas and Burdett, Oh Wholn
Thomas died'without issue..and Burdett reignea
in his stead. Burdett never had any iesit-
mate children, but to one natural son ne wiiiea'
contrary to law, his property, ana 'his
will has been long contested bya British army
captain. son OF o deceased married slstet Vi
Rurdett. the ruling members of the family
not knowing of any other male heirs But
Robert Moroney, doomed to poverty and the
navy by the law of entail, driited away from
the old estate and soon was lost sight Of. He
had one son, John Westhrop Moroney, VINO
had married O wife beneath the station OF his
house, and was not visited by any members
He died and left one son, Frank Valentine,
who. with his mother, came to America, and
ne ia now o stone-cutteri in New York, and The
direct heir to $500, 900. which a lawyer 10 look
ing afler for him. He heard OF his good Tor
time but a short time ago, but chisels away
until his title will warrant his stepping into
q higher position.
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as- ROOMS or THE EXECUTIVE
COMMITTEE OF THE TRUE REPUBLICAN

n- ROOMS or THE EXECUTIVE
CoMM11TgE OF THE TRUE REPUBLICAN
PARTY OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COLUMBIA. S.
c.. SEPTEMBER 4, 1s72.-True Republicans of
Cn~arleston:-At two successive State conven-
lions your duly elected Delegates have beer. ex
cluded from that body by fraud. At numerous
public meetings your deliberations have been In
terrupted by roughs and rowdies hired to DO this
work by the minlons Of corruption; and only one
week ago q deliberate ATTEMPT to suppress free
speech and insult the advocates Of coed govern
ment and honest administration, was made by
those who should be the guardians Of tho public
peace. No man claiming to be o Republican can
be engaged 10 work OF this kim without Tor
getting his character as such; and however
much You may be tempted to retaliate for the
insults which have been so heaped upon you by
the authors and abettors OF these outrages, you
are earnestly solicited to avoid doing anything
which will tend to disturb the assembly which ID
advertised to take place this evening at the City
Hall square. II you attend the meeting act as
men and citizens having at heart the cause OF
free speech. The arguments Of the speakers VIII
be answered in good time, and completely az the
polls on the 10th October. O.U. BOWEN,
Chairman Of Executive Committee OF the True.
Republican Party. sep4-1'
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AS to Cnrpet-B

The Charleston Republican accuses The
NEWS of doing Mr.. Reuben Tomlinson an
Injustice in saying that, in the State canvass,
the choice is between scalawag and carpet
Dagger. We think 80 still. But we did not
intend to reflect upon the personal charac-
ter of the Boilers candidate, whom we look
as one of the most respectable North
ern Republicans in the State.
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VTTANTED, A JOEBING BLACKSMITH
w whe understands his business thorough.
y. Apply to A. MOLIISH, No. 4 Cumberland
,treet. uharieston, 81, o, sep4
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WANTED, A COLORED WOMAN
w without membranes to cook and do the
homework for 8 small family. The best recon.
mendatlons required. Apply at No. 81 Went.
worth street. sepZ
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Muuiripal Notices.

@- CITY TAX N0TICE.-CITY HALL,
CHARLESTON, 8. G., TREASURY OFFICE. SEP
TENDER 4, ls72.-By Ordinance the time for pay
ing the THIRD INsTALMEET and all Arrears Of
Taxes for this year will end on the 18th inst, and
upon oil Taxes due and unpaid on thatdsy q
penalty Of FIFTEEN PER CENT. is, by Ordinance,
denounced. P.L. CO0GAN,
sep4.wfm6 City Treasurer.
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Tho HArmed Force" Again.

Representative Thomas explains that his
share of the EARNED Force" fund was paid
to him for freight on arms, and that he re-
ceived less than he paid out. BY the way,
is it true that o part OF the cost OF the Code
Commission was paid out OF this elastic
Arms fund?