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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-02-14
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Finn ~ S.ringl II lI.sj .i.pnhl.c IN.
The latest request for Enumeration"
10 the United states cOmcS from the
people Of the samoa group known as
Navigai0rS Island. in the Pacific Ocean.
the puGcrs. whic!I have reached the Sec
rctary of State at Washington. being
signed officially bv all the Chiefs and
many foreign residents of the islands.
These arc tho only valuable islands in
the Pacific Ocean o absorbed by
France, England, Germany, or Russia,
and the natives say they are more favor
able 10 the United States than anv
other country, because they believe the
American religion is the same az theirs.
ih1 request WHuld thus gc"m 10 be has
ct on high moral grounds, but there
MAJ be Il Job" in the scheme, for al
iEat, as in the case of San Domingo.
The island in question cotains three
Thousand six hundred square miles, aiId
II native population Of thirty tious-
ana. The people are corper-colDrcd.
and the productions are cotton. coffee.
sugar-ran". dye woods, and every species
of tropical ruits and PLANTS. The
Australian mail steam ers have selected
the Island a a port of call for coaling
purposes. AID men have zone there to
erect Buildings and co ,strlct wharf,.
The natives are friendly and Christian
ICED, American missionaries having
been there twenty vcGrs
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REPUBLICAN MEETiNG.

he Republicans of Andrew county
f rqncstc'it To meet at the Court House
Savannah al = o'clock i. NJ. on.
.H't"r hrv FcjrWorY I'm 1872
the purpose Of appointing ninc dele
les to represent Andrew County in
Kepubiican State Convention. TO be
d at jefferson City onthc 22nd day
February 1872, called by the joint
nmitter of the Regular Republican.
! Liberal Republican State Corn
tteeS. for the purpose of e!cc:ing
egatcs 10 represent Missouri in the
tional Republican Convention. and
rlect Il stat" Central Committee for
Republican party.
By order OF the Andrew County Re
Central Committee. p
II. 5. Kelley
C~tIala,uan.
HENDERSON EDWAEDS
Secretary.
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Final Settlement.

Creditors aud al "a - a. notified tia, The m-
frr-igu"d 'utldItn al the persons and Curator ui
IA" caiI'" 81 m minor heirs oi J.In.a ,.Iincr
dec 'ls"d, ili"hds 10 IN b. apI lie tii,n !" The no
li = Court ! " Andrew County MinssUri Il, IN" nrNi
tenn thereof, I" be holden NJ savannah, Andrew
t"HLiS Missouri on Mpnd ~ the 18th day "f March
l-.., Tor lrav" To- resign as such Lu adj IN aHd
Curator, and III Ike II mai sctil IN ut of her gc-
c jun;s is such curator.
EEBEtCA GARNER,
Guardian and Curator.
W. s. GEEENLEE, Attorney. -
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.
FEBRUARY TERM, A. D. 1872.

R~rnonstrance of Chas. VI. DAILY ri al
TO petition Of J. d NirKnight ct al, to
vacate road placed on file.
John II. McInnis, bond for $1,000
common school fund approved and sub
stitutcd for bond of like amount, OF
Benjamin T. Stark
Settlement Of David Cofilnan road
oversecr approved for the wear 20 and
~ and ordered that he be allowed $751;
~ for his scryiccs-and re-appointed
Rord overgccr.
Isaac Lance allowed $1,000 for serv!-
crs as road oyersecr and re-appointed.
B.M. Dauford allowed the sam Of Si27,-
IS for official services.
r N. Danford presents his account for
copying land delinquent book 5000
one half ordered 20 be pad by the coun-
". halarcc to he certified to the State
Auditor for payment.
Petition of ID. b. Clark ct al ordered
to he delivered 10 the road commission
or for his report al next term.
o.Lm.s .ho+p W Ei,,hor,;, ,o .,
r":n.,r ~.
l""'" OLA Ao' '"'i''' "'" ~
bridges.
Youmr F. Miller allowed $500 for
timber furnished road Dist. 1 60 IS.
Ordered ;ha: Andrew Mctircgor have
leave to 10 row $3.50 Schoo! fund.
pc,;.io, of II " Ecauchamn G, .,
. aI;,o.o,.
''"" WI
'l'Ss'""'' ioi ''"'i"
Statement Of Vim. Caldwell concern
! inc swamp land placed<on file.
nr.arcI tL9t th(.ol ,,,,o or+bo
nr,:,rr,v Of O,rc,- VIM La roJ,n-
! "a 10 :I94D
ROM u p;,.nr rood ororsocr
,cccrF -, &c Co.. .arr;cos
- .',t NM "'to"';t IL; nr, n,d
! JrrimioL Iian annointcd,
ictitt"" e. .,'"HF" i!urS' Ct al lor
road su9ua.ttr'. r" 1.'AHisSl"her.
r,ro,o Y Cupu .,,owed e3A for
lumber.
7 ~ Do,,or,s oIlovcd Stio5 FOR
hrinping W. II. Pvburn from asylum.
, AMI 50. for Bridge timber.
Petition Of Elijah Bravton ct al Cor
spocialR Election in Rochester IT,.
placed on file.
". p. Gregg ct nj rcmonstancc to the
above placed on file.
NJ F. Wakefield allowed s5,7O tax
c~rrancnuslv paid.
cooC Clnr,n,s ouowod Sc.25 for
hr:Ira I1mhrr.
James lewis allowed sl13.;o Eridre
,,mi,nr
1as.ar U,.+or oIi,yrca s1r1 20 blink
hon,s .rd st.,;"nar- G.,L. N,ttny
ol,owrl three dollars for wood furnish.
Of tn rarlrr
Sole nrN. W. :. ". $2r.5a.Siro Vim
! Caldwell Sc. I.ilr Purchase money
ordered 10 he refunded with interest.
Roads Dcti.;onnd for v RufuS Davis.
!. W. Rraok~. ChaS G.. Smith. Jacob
Hofcr. Jeremiah Nc Knight. John HUH
+, mar. arn0"irr"d open Oh recommendations
, OF j. " Mrin'Hre commissioner
JAM W. Mcintyre allowed SiS.0t
+ Tor cih''ai services.
, l~lclsing and ChrlstiaHson allowed
- 'of road 5crapcr.
I"Hh l.. la'" aIinW"u 2'-"','' '"'
h""Piis Ia"pcFr III" oi', Us i'"" "'c'
.,.
} WIN ffpcf a!Io"eu 'att' lo' "ii"s
,, c... 8
:, lc'i'i"i % Jo'ii :. 2'";'n y a y,
a .rod - No. o'~omis.hnncr
-.,
oror i onnrorcd .nd ouowcd Sl2 fn
III. .ar,.inh. and r~nomnn;n,nd
g., ~ .:.
;shrd rnaL
U ~. wv Dill: um., 90 s.,
'"tH w / "I'>i i'o"C' "'-' ~
: Sl,i''> a. i""" "'e's',
, III. NoAcf "!io"e" 800 ioi A''P'"'
/
l o"'" -, ~
change OF road ordered to be fciiVcrc'
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Scturda- The Second CAV of March
Final Sea Element.

Creditor, ant all uth,i, c,,,.c, rn,d in rhr estate
ut ln"ch nI!.k a"cr;.'d, VIII lake u"llr. That al
The n-NI ten al ihr Probate ONT. !" Hr h"ld at
iar niiI. cr-uI ii- Judge OF -aid cpurl, in ~AlI"iirt n
And. " ,"un;y Missouri. on Nnnit, IA" i-lh I.y
ul March IS7:. III Ikc Iinrl SETH, IN ut 81 said estate
amt ..-k 10 bv ,i.>chI! ri i.,n. father a'.InutI>iII-
i:un.
WILLIAM IIUMNJS.
Administrator ui ruurh -!!ui.h decd.
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STATE OF Missouri iss
Cpunty of .Aud-rw.

Phineas Edwards, Clerk of the Circuit Court.
in .nd for the County of Andrew, in the state of
Mi: souri,. hereby certify the above aud foregoing
to te Il true copy IF the original order of publica-
tiun. in the { lloe therein named, - the sam. ap-
pears IN file in my "liic-.
- In witness whereof | hereto Sc; my
S-:. hand ard aniN The seal NJ said Court, Al
'~-' uil:c-, ii savannah, this 1.;h day Of
J~.Iuiry iSre.
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Order Of Publication,
SARAH ". Fhi;.snu...H Plaintiff. :
against

IA ~ i hAAhA "
gatn
CLARK \. FAitSSWORTH Defendant. :
Now on this 9th day Of January a.. p ls,,s.
cnlne, sarah NJ. Farm worth, the plaintiff LII the
ahsve cniilcd Cause, before the undersi2ntn,
Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of Andrew County IN
vacation, aud ill = her petition and Affidavit, stat
ing am Ing other things. III 1t The above nam d de.
iend mI, Cluk y. raruswJrih, /, u NONRESIDENT
OF his state, Ii 10 therefore ord red by Ihr Clerk
AFORESAID, III Vacation, Thu public ,tiJn b. III 'dT,
notifying him hat IN &C IN his been c INN -llced
against him, by peli i N, in the ,ircuI! .,,lri oil
andrew Curry, i'll The State of Missouri. thr OBJ
jcci and general nIture OF which il 10 procure The
uId"r and decree OF the said Court d~iSJlyi1t The
bnEd- at N ilrim my existing between nun anu
the l.intiI herein, AID that unless h. be AMI
appear u: lh" next tenn pI said Curt. 10 be holden
ii he Court house in -avinnah, wi hin the County
cf Andrew. tn III" first day of April, 49,. and on
or before the sikh d ~ thereof, II ln' term shall SO
long continue, go d il not, then before The elld OF
the ielm.) iud IN n will be- rendered against him,
rs PRAYED IN IllIniil'. petition.
Ii j. further uId"T,d hat II copy hereof be pub
lishpd in the AaDHLw COUNTY REPrBLICAS, 4
newspaper published in said County oI Andrew,
for four weeks successfully. the lr'i insertion Ia
be AT least four weeks before the coInntncrm"n
of the next tel of said court.
PIIiNEAS EDWARDS Clerk.
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North Missouri
Fruit Nursery.

Thu Nur cry :, lcc..ei .wv and 4 half
IL e east ~ Ii, cnilc = ~t,t.on IN the
u >,oUri Valley k4g.iusa. an, Two mi Il
halt mlic, We t OF WL.tcv,llc. AnIrew
County. Mo; with scveral Branch Nurser-
ies in the adJo.n ns counties.
The proprietor take his method OF IN
forming the public that they have by far
he most extensive and complete stock OF
Fruit Trees, Vines. Shrubs,
&c.,
in Northwest Missouri. Will hay over
Two Hundred Thousand Trees, from one
to three years old, to dispose OF in the
spring of 1872. Also. a large amount of
Usage Orange Hedge Plants. We have
over one hundred varieties OF Apples,
pcachct. AMI Pears AMI n proportion ;
therefore. IL, purchaser need have any fear
a.ut that rs order will be filed with any
c,mcd Val ely that lie mgy se.ect.
Ne trust iAat We shall be enabled to
scoiucs our business upon a principel
thai we my afford entire satisfaction to
every Customer, as we look with a jealous
eye to our reputation as Nerseymen and
dealers.
Persons not thoroughly acquainted with
fruit most favorable to its climate, leaving
the selections to us, nay rely on receiving
the leading and best varieties. We will
furnish an essay to each of our patrons
& wing instructions in regard to the best
manner OF hee!ing in trees, TO keep them
over winter, setting, pruning, growing an
orchard &c.
We fatter ourselves that We shll b.
enabled to furnish all kinds Of nurser,
stock, on rs LIBERAL terms as any othel
dealers in the west.
Address all orders to
F.. N. BARROWS & Co.
Savannah Andrew County, Mo
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The Atlantic Monthly.
For 1

The Atlantic Monthly will be conducted
on the same general plan VII CHI has here
to.uIc commended the nlaGiZ ne 10 the best
circle OF American readers. and made IT
most thoroughly repIe. entJtlve Of al
Amer can .ntcre-ts. 1t Will continue 20 be
the only avenue through which the mot
org nal thinkers and the most distinguish
ed writers in the county reach the pub C.
The con luctorS o. the Atlantic NJ In;hjy
have mttc rTanccment, by which the
magazine TO. tie com ~ yeIrw.!l be equal
II not superior. to InN p~eccd ne ". uuAc.
/ Isl a uonI the ttrartlops o. the IN ga
Z ne iir l-1Z is :. serlc, of ayers by Dr.
DIVER Wen lei llo ines, to b. called The
Poet at Tie be- hIast 7 b e"
Among other cuu;r. butor, Will be James
Parton. II. W. Long 10Y JAS. ID. Mills,
Jane, I. + elds. BIC, Hare. john Fisher.
Henry James, Rcr. ". u. Baker, W. ID.
ilowe.l<, anu Clarence kiI@.a ro,thumou,
Roman b. NIthAu.e. hawthorne, vii aao
appear.
Reru'ar or occasional Contributions may
b. expected from Joint y ht; CT. James
ltu sell Lowell. oliver Wen al li"lmc~,
favard Tryior. T. ". lirr nson, /. Il.
.tldr. ci. Mrs. II. l.. Stowe Tn ,xtcr. ~liarri-
ct IRE colt Spoiiurd Carolre thcNcblo, +.
Stuart pLclps and Other ~wcn-knnwn writers
TERMS.-S.nc.c nui.bcr3 - c:s. $500 a
| year III adytncc. 2copc 800, Jcop Is,
SlG0O; IL cop e.. SUWb, and s. for each
additional copy; 70 COPE 5000, and 4
copy gr.ti> 10 he ,crscn send.u g that club,
or i cop - .UI : q.
JAS. Il. UsGUGN SEQ.
Pub .shcrs.
III fremont =. Bosom
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Dohhin., vii GlIr You ; 5uiu'-
OF cool ral cr 'cr - cents.
Ladies ILls at ',IU Z :,r tie h,Xt
80 days at cost.
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Subscribe for tho REPUBLICAN. the
only Republican paper published in An
drew County. Subscription $3.50 per
year Specimen copies sent free.
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CATALOGUE AND PRICE LIST.

OUNCES.
Price each, from = 10 to % cts.
EVER"REENS.
From / to ) feet high, choice, must be sold.
Price each. = % to LOO
Norway Spruce. American Spruce, White
Pine, Scotch Pine. Savin, ArbOr Vital,
Balsam Fir, Red Cedar.
GOOSE BERRIES.
Price = % to 100 per doz.
CURRANTS.
GRAPES.
From / to 3 years old.
Price . to lOc' each
Iona. Isabella. Delaware, Concord, Catau.
ba, Missouri Seeding.
SHADE TREES.
Price each, from 10 to so cts.
Maple, Mountain Ash. American Chestnut
WINE PLANT.
Price each, 5 cts
CLIMBING HONEY SUCKLE.
Snow Ball. Price each from 10 to % cts.
VARIETY OF SHRUBS.
Price each from 8 to 20 cts.
SUMNER ROSES.
Choice, price each. % to- 80 cts.
Brennis. a large crimson, Bella Donna a
pink rose.
CLIMBING ROSES.
Very Choice price each, = : 2j to 80 cts.
Baltimore Ball. a white rose. Dundee Ram
be, Il PINK and mixed white.
MOSS ROSES.
Pr &c each ID to EJc's.
! Glory Of Moses a pale PINK, Princess AIDE
laiGe plush pale led.
. II.
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The celebrated Quaker City SHIRT
al TynCr's, Superior to anyti !H| IL The
Market.
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Mr.. Smith may be found at VS.. Green
lees Law Office, South side OF the Square,
Savannah Missouri, where all tho.e who
have any kind of Insurance, e,thc of Life
or Fire. aIe invited to give him a call.
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SALE o. REL ESTATE,
Under sWisi2.wo7 ofSale.

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WIZ County r.ir,.uri.
..G Irar'ra.. IL |, prrTit d IN sad f""i "f IN nj
ilf-rr-r ;n- IRON ice not well tni tUUiy pad, Ih.' the
said M i';,I"r might rrucr.u; 10 s'!4 III. ii"rl I-,iti.
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d,.r. l.. Ia {. ii >ivIaUNn Count, 81 A.i.r"
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aid lr,,i i Y .u- ~ wt'h power q ode aud ty
virtue 81 he aT.hII.t. Htst'd 80 m :. the In. !
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Do5Dins will give YOU three
gallons GOOD Coal Oil for 81.
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West side Squire Savannah Mo.
has ra'an experience 81 uan, y an. And al
80 ; r. "rs.s n y ~ ard narers
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14
NEW YORK.


New YORK, May Industrious fires
have been raging in the woods in Suf-
folk and Queens counties during the
past two weeks, destroying much valua-
BILE timber and cord-wood A large pro
portion of these conaagrations are the
work of incendiaries.
The Tammany societies met last even
ing at Tammany Hall and celebrated
their anniversary by installing a number
of sachems and other officers recently
elected.
The Times special from Scranton,
Pa, says the woods in that direction are
burning with fearful rapidity.
The citizens of Tobyhana, twenty-six
miles from Scraton, secured the aid Of a
fire steamer from Scranton to protect
the town from fire. The flames sur
rounded Tobyhana in every direction.
The entire western range Of the Moosic
mountains is on fire.
The Moosic powder mills exploded
yesterday, destroying three buildings,
Nobody injured.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14
Atrnwberry PestIvaI.

The strawberry festival for the bene-
ct Of the Central Methodist Church, on
Union street, was inaugurated at Rocco
Hall last night. The attendance for the
first night was very good. and although
there was q noticeable absence Of any
such pleasant excitement as dancing or
being invited to take chance" give
me a vote or anything of that sort,
still it was a very pleasant affair, and
all who attended enjoyed it very much.
The hall is very neatly and tastefuily
decorated, as it needs must be when
such accomplished ladies superintend
and control the work. The FIRST table
on the left on entering the hall is Cen.
trail Church table No. /, and is presided
over by Mrs. J. J. Busby, Mrs. Z. NJ.
Apperson and Mrs. J. B. Wendell, as
sisted by Miss Rosa Kennedy and Miss
Lou Shelby, This table is very nicely
decorated, and is ornamented with a
handsome pyramidal cake presented by
the steamer Thomas H. Allen. The
nexttableis Central No. 2, in charge Of
Mrs. DIR. Sim. Mrs. w. II. Horton. Mrs.
DIR. Dromgoole and Miss Willie Weber.
Near this table, and at the rear end Of
the hall is Irritation Retreat, a beauti-
full bower or pavilion or something else
that we only saw from the outside, its
name having determined US not to pass
the door. though it looked never so
enticing. The Misses Poston, Kate
YllHans ana Boiling are the pre-
siding geniuses Of the Retreat. The
Wesley" table IS in the rigb.hand cor.
ner Of the room. and is most tastefully
decorated. Mrs. Dr. Samuel Watson
has charge Of this tsble. assisted by Miss
Matte Brown, Miss Mamie Anderson,
Miss Ellen Cooper and Miss Julia Fill
bingham. Near by is the POst0fics, Of
which Miss Nay Belle Morrison, Miss
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

SCHOOL BOARD. -phe regular meeting
of the School Board was held at their
rooms last evening. The Finance Com
mittee reported $3.50 so disbursements
the past month and $3.50 62 remaining
in the treasury. The committee was
authorized to issue bonds and hypothe-
cate them at reasonable rate of inter
est to raise the money of which they
stand in need. 1t was voted that the
President and Secretary of the Board
make out warranty deed for the school.
house lot on Adams street and present
it to Juniper q Wild as part payment
for building the Market Street school
house. Superintendent Slaughter re-
ported four thousand two hundred and
twenty-four tickets of admission issued
to white children to date. The general
attendance has been good and the
schools are prosperous. The rate of tu-
ition was reduced about one-third, and
is now four dollars per month in the
high schools, three in the grammar
schools, and two in the primary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14

DETROIT, May 1.-THE Sheriff of
Houghton, county Yesterday telegraphed
that the rioters had escaped from him,
and he wanted more troops. On receipt
of the news, the Governor at once APP
piled to General Cooke, of the United
States army, for another detachment OF
troops to send to the upper Peninsula
via Chicago. but there are no more sol
diers at this point that can be used for
this purpose. The Governor has since
telegraphed to Washington, asking that
some of the regular troops stationed at
Buffalo may be detached for temporary
service in the riotous district.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14
THE ELECTORAL TICKET.

Mr.. Edward II. East, Chairman Of
the State Central Committee of the Lib
eral Republicans Of Tennessee, has is
sued a manifesto, aud objects to the
course pursued in the Democratic State
Convention at Nashville, wherein the
Convention submitted to the people an
electoral ticket, on the ground that II is
without precedent for one party to make
out an electoral ticket for another. Mr..
East concludes his appeal to the people
of the State as follows: As IN duty
bound by the action Of the Cincinnati
Convention, we propose, in due time, to
submit to the people Of Tennessee full
electoral ticket and ask the people Of
the State who earnestly favor the nom
nation, to cooperate with US, promis-
ing unconditional support to the ticket.
Having nailed our banner TO the mast,
we intend to keep il flying until the peo-
pie take it down or advance it still higher
in November next
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-05-14
Amusenienfs.

ASSEMBLY HALL.-The Panorama Of
the Pilgrims Progress was exhibited at
the Assembly Hall last night to a large
and delighted audience. The paintings
are rich and elegant, and altogether diff
ferent from anything of the sort ever
before exhibited to a Memphis audience
Instead of mere daubs the paintings are
the work of finest artistic skill. The
landscapes are the most complete por-
traitures of nature we have ever seen.
The dazzling transformation scene which
concludes the exhibition is worth the
whole price Of admission, and.should be
seen by every one. Go tonight by all
means.