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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

SO. IS 399.
by :. GUIN4UHT. AUCTtOSEER-0FFIcB
I ID corner OF Exchange alley aud Benvllle street.
SATURDAY, November 9, 1872 Will be sold at tWelYg
I o'clock NJ at the Merchants and ABctioneers Bx.
/ change, on Royal street, between Canal and Gus
| cumhOuse streets, by virtue OF al order from tho
| honorable the Second District Court for the parish
OF Orleans, dated September so gG72 the fOllOwinG
I landed properties belonging to tho aforesaid sue
l. L0T OF GROUND, situated in suburb Treqnr,
I Second District OF this city, in the square como
prised within Customhouse, Liberty Gate Tremel2
lot being desi grated by No J. and forms the
of Customhouse and Liberty lTreme) streets and
measures 81 feet Il inches lines front on Custom.
house street, by llS feet depth and front on Lib
erty (Treme street, between parallel lines, as peg
| Plan made by j. COmmUny, surveyor, on the III
teenth OF January, lo4l AID deposited IN the e1ce
OF joseph Cuvlllier, this city. Together
! with Che buildings and Improvements thereon
| consisting OF two'st9ry brick house with veran-
| da, and having on 3the glouud floor two rooms
and hall in the centre and three in the upper
story: another brick house used as Kitchen hay
ing four rooms the ground floor and six in the
| upper story, and another two-s5ory frame house
| adjoining the above on Irene street having on the
! ground floor hail two rooms and same distribu-
ton in the upper story paved yards, Two cistens,
% A CERTAIN PIECE OR LOT OF GROUND,
situated IN the Second District OF this city, and
measures II feet front. on Conf by 50 feet
| inches lines in depth between parallel lines,
and rons on DerbsIy street Were 1t forms r tae
| rooms, two-story frame kitchen OF tour rooms
SH s cERT4IS LOT Of aBouSO situated in
the Fourth DistricI of this city, ii the square CON-
I prised within Josephine, Adele. Rousseau aua
Levee streets, plan drawn bv NJ. kcattug, sur
posted in the office OF w H. Peters, late notary OF
this city, and maasures37 feet 3inches lines irons
on Josephine ct, by depth OF l59 teet l0lnches
| lines between parable! lines Also, 30 shares OF
800 each reduced to So shares in the capital stock
| of the Citizens Bank OF Louisiana on which sam
Of 1913 is due to sand bank, and is payable OF re-
| neWaDle on the mist OF Decemcer 1877, according
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

DY G. DE FERRET & COLON 6. MON
Id rose AGctionter-0ttice and salesrOOms No. 80
ROYAL street.-THURSDAY. December 5, 1872, at
twelve o'clock NJ, at the St Louis Auction Elk
change, will be sold by public auction. by virtue
OF an order from the Hon. L. Duvigneaud, Judge of
the Second District Court for the parish OF Orleans
dated October 80, 1872, the following described
property. for account OF said succession
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, situated in the
Second District of this city in the square bounded
nv Charities, CONT St Louis streets and Exchange
alley, and measuring IS feet inches line front On
Charities street by SO feet II inches lines in depth,
and IS feet inches lines the rear line, together
with the two story brick store erected thereon,
containing the first floor a store large carriage
entrance and stairway; on the second floor par
lOT dining room, two BED rooms, cabinets, hall,
stairway and landing also, one story zinc roof,
skylight brick building used office to the stOrea
a two story rear brick building, containing three
hvdrart gas bricked Yard together with 260 shares
OF the capital stock of the Citizens Bank OF LOusi-
ana reduced to 243 shares,
TeTms-The purchaser to furnish stock note TO
the Citizens Bank of Louisiana for $4,000, due on
the first of January 1873 and renewable according
to the CHARTER of said bank and to assume the pay
mFut Of two mortgage notes of $3.50 3I72 each,
both dated fifteenth January 1870, bearing interest
the rate OF eight per cent per annum from their
date till final payment, and due respectively on
January Is 1873 and 1874 and for the balance OF the
price Of adjudication cash In case of suit five per
cent attorneys commissions, to be likewise secured
sured and the policy to be transferred to vendors.
Act of sale jbetore z. G. Gottschalk, notary pub.
lie, at the expense OF purchaser.
MOP 9 10 % 30 Ct5
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AUCTION SALES.
By G. De Ferret & Co.
SUCCESSION OF A. SCHwAB.

rwo.STORY BRICK STORE. no 81
CHARITIES STREET. BETWEEN COSTI AND
81. LOUIS STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
NJ ISrhcr W., Stephen lSruckmeyeV-Eirsf
- - a----,.. p.rl.L. AS-.ars- No.

Justice C0IV. !0T INC g.VIs.1 q! 0sIV5Is, NOE
i.07 and 1909.
TYY VIRTUE OF TWO wRrrs OF FER! TAC'As
= 10 me directed by 'he Non. h. VI. D-b0," tliSS
Justice o; the Peace in and foF the parish o: G'.
leans. have seized and will proceed 20 sell ~ pub
lie auction at the Merchants am. A.ctL9Lt"r IS ..z'
change" ROYAL street, between Canal ant custom
house streets. in the Second District % tbs CT On
MONDAY, November 70, 1872, az tT:"lTe o'"-9c% &.,
the following described property. - Wit
y st,.'. in the square bounded by Washington, So
Patrick Sixth ami st. Denis streets and d"51gna.
ted #. No n! SAID LOT measures 30 feet fron1 o2s
sixth street; BY depth of !lS feet between par
all.l liues, al. according TO plan .irawn by Hul.
house, surveyor, February q, 1915, this sam"
property being acquired az publ" au"tiOn ~ '}S
succs sson Of Joseph strong, pc: act passed b.
fore " J. Casteu rotary public ot tAA city, AID
dated Hay u. 1866.
sei2es! in the above entitled SUITS
YeIms.-CasA On the spot.
ecs8 3 2e!S!3!s
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

Second 9istrtc. Court for the Parish of 0rloans=9
SO. 35 500.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
BY J. B. Walton.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN THE SIITR 0I5yRICS.
50. ia GAGAZINE STREE
gCCCEss60$ II THEo. J. osUB2EpEa
BY J. B. Walton.
DY9. B. WALTON, AUCTsoysEH-oagYc

Secos3 2s...e CoaIs .og tho. 8a5sso % s].Ieaao-.
80. 35,'='o
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SO ,qs.s gssgSsda @oy@o fog ts Ss9sa % oa61saao-o
SD. IS g27
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
AUCTION SALES.
By S. GuinauIs.

SUCCESSION OF MRS. MARIA }. sCHXTgEs-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

J. sars. sagge a.g s5epsesa @aa.Hls ano
B.dl..
Terns-a' ashsn the spot QS"3 u
sUC@Gss1Cs8 30 HTIEGRE Jlea 8UatU gfssooE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
AVENUE AND CHESTNUT STREETo
SUCCESSION Op CHARLES HENRY ESLAVA.

Second D.s.r.c: Ccure FOX the Parish Q: Osleans~
10. j 535.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

COMFORTABLE TwO-STORY HOUSE ON ROMAN
STREET. BETWEEN ST. PHILIP AND URSU.
LINES STREETS.
SUCCESSION OF ROSE THIRTY, WIDOW OF FELIX
ALGUSTE JACOB.
Second Distric: Court for the Parish of Orleans
No s. 933.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
e2Y e.. DE FERIET & CO.-JoNN G. Moy

E9Y e.. DE FERRET "a SO.-yOHS q. MON
ID rose Auctioueer-Gice No. 50 Royal street
at sle ~. Louis Auction Exchange in the base.
ment rOttslda al the NJ. Louis Hotel vii! be sold
by uuDc auction. by virtue o. two orders from the
Hon. Louis DuyigUtaUG, Judge Oi the Second Dis
trict Court for tie parish OF Orleans, dated August
20 auI october 30 1879. the following described
property btlOL ging 20 said succession
VWO LOTS ny GROUND, in the Fourth District
OF this city designated by the Nos. and in the
square bounded by Washington avenue camp,
Fourth and Chestnut streets, on a plan made by L.
tied III the st.ce OF ". II. Peters late notary pub
lie SAID lots adj"in each other and measure each
80 feet front Washington avenue by rs feet in
depth between parallel lines, lot 40 forming the
corner OF Washington avenue and Chestnut street.
Together with the splendid two story brick resi-.
dence and dependencies containing two large par
ors, diniu groom and pantry, large ball, wasnEOom
and Kitchen piazza and side gallery on tile ground
floor, five bedrooms and drfssngrOOmS hall, bath
The first story; garden trees, flowers large
cisterI shed; sas introduced Throughout the whole
building.
TcIms-The purchaser 20 assume the payment of
q mort gage note due February Is, 1873 Tor 1900,
and for the balance of the price OF adjudication,
cash in United States treasury notes.
Act of sale before A J. Lewis. pStaTy public. at
the expense of the purchaser
MOI 10 % 30 del l0T
on BURGU6DY ATREEr BETWEEN URSC-
LINES AND HOSPITAL STREETS.
TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE no. Is ~. PHILIP
STREET.
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
Eo. 1913.
I
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

TWO ONE-STORY AND ATTIC BRICK DWELLINGS
on BURGU6DY HTREEf, BETWEES URSC-
LINES AND HOSPITAL STREETS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM ARMSTRONG.
Second District Court for the Parish Of Orleans
No. 35,78'.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07

TWO STORY BRICK HOUSE no. IS 81. PHILIP
STREET.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-07
CONSTABLES' SALES.
aiav nr New erIenns vs.. Salvador ProhaI

Ciqy of New Orleqns vs.; Salvador Prohat',
A. SamboIa and L. North COllum, curators ad
hOc-Second Justice Court for the Parish of Or
leans Nos. 2534 1856, 1851, 1918. Z8l6, 28l7 288,
1919, 1920 232l, 1922, 1928, 1924, 2325 and 1926.
geY VIRTUE OF FIFTEEN WRITS OF FIERH
ID facias to me directed by the Hon. W. L. kv-
ans Second Justice of the Peace in and for the
parish OF Orleans, will proceed to sell at public
auction on FRIDAY, November %, 1872, at twelve
o'clock NJ at the of Wells and Canal streets
in the Second District of this city, and parish OF Or
leans
ALL THE RIGHT, TITLE AND INTEREST of the
defendant Salvador PrOlias in and to % certain
lease entered into by the said defendant and the
CITY of New Orleans for the lease Of certain piece
or portion of ground, situated in the Second Dis
trct Of this city, in the square or slet bounded by
the line of the PontChartrain railroad and Canal,
Wells and Crossmau streets, measuring ifty-two
feet one inch front Wells street, seventy eight
feet six inches front on Canal street, fity-seveD
feet three inches front the street facing the line
of the POntcha5tTain railroad and sixty i've feet
five and one-half inches the line nearest Cross.
man street as per sketch Of the City Surveyor with
all the Improvements thereon Or i'll any way
thereto attached said lease ex0YjnS August 81,
1878
Seized in the above entitled and numbered suits.
Terms-Gash on the spot
oc23 lot a. J. DAvERN Constable.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
3 elgte II.

Wdn I6reibt pus aus Vptpe, pom 81. SanIar {:
oSeute bat inmittsn eincs unsebsuern Nsnr
l6eneranses taS Sri6entesrdbuib be8 Seritprbe.
men &scterS Der fatbplii6en llnirsrlitGt Wisr.
Gafcrst, fattsefuneen. Isir. Ss6amps, Gr;bi-
ibrf pom Me6slr unO @isr. 6rarsa Sii6rf bon
Namur, ppbnten esmielben lei. Der Glsrus Der
&siibenStart SrHiel mar pur6 BEN Cure spn ct.
Saeauss, Misr. Spnnst, Ssrtretsn. Inter ben
@nweieneen benrrfte man ben Suitisminiiter
9antsbssre, Zen griipentsn Der Seputirten- Sam
mer Sbibaut, zen Sbsrten ganperftrGten, bic
friiberen Winiitsr SerrYn be 0ettenbpse unb @ai-
ieiss, rtebrsre Mitslisrer pes Senates, bic Ser.
tretsr Der Stact NNpen, ionic anberer Stlbte, Der
Stabtratb mic bic @asifratur BON 2Spen rns
bic bsrsprrasenblan fatbslii9en Nptabilitatea hss
0anbss. Sas Stsrdbnib mar Gin ipabrbaft fp-
nisli9es, IS basen seiprp4sn Namens Der BEL
sii6en Icabenie Ssr @ihsnidaftsn 81. Sbpnii-
fen, Namens Der tatbplil6en llniseritatter gies-
&eetcr Misr. 8sms6s, Namsns Der 0Ssener
Stuesnteni9aft R. OstaiIsur, unb Der Graf
BON &ibaurrurt Gamsns Der friibersn .3Sslinse
Der llnissrftat. Die 3ipfsl bss 0eidsntu6ss
purten sebalten Scn I@. Smplpers, Siirssr-
msiiier Spn eSpsn, SbpniIen, gertrster Der fSnis,
liten acapsmie Der DISQUALIFICATION, benz Ganr-
nieis 0ams, gertreter Der fatbpliideu Saeultat II.
Sepn be @rnss Ocean Der fbilriupbii6sn 5aeu.
litat. Den @rttesbisnit bislt Der @sibbii6cfpSn
@s6eln, @isr. antbcnis, in feierlisfsr @siie
ab. Die militairii6sn Gbrenbessasunsen muir.
ben ben, erlau9ten gerfprtsnen untsr benz Com.
nianbO bss Generals @ars6al gu She'll. Die
0ei6e tpurbe mad Graipe untsr Ssslsituns BON
Teputatipnen BON grufs1cren unp StuSsatsn
absrssfibrt."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-03-13
~2ngembnrger 0a5ette.

Spnne mad ntrnatelansem Stibenarref erfreu-
en-, bic beute 70 tparn, f&ien, ais mare Der Grhb-
ling i@pn i'm @nsuse, ba tpurbe i'd auf einmaI
bur9 leiis unb bsba9tise S@ritte aus meinen
Sraumen sswsdt unp suslei& ertSnte cine fiber.
belle Stirtrte !: y@elrbt iti Seius Gbrifus!"
SD i9aute mid balt ssripuntert nm, BON mem
Der frsuntli1e @rub fcmmen mSse, ta ifanb Dor
mir cine i6Sns Susenpsstalt, 70 bcrssepinnenb,
int einfatitcn alsire, nit leu4tenten ausen, an
ieinsr Stirne bic @prte sei1rtebeu: SduB.
ensel. usEiafrmmen, Q liebaer aineerfreanb",
Iprans it ibm ~entsesen, otpiafcmmen unb selpbt
isi Seius Gbriius in Gpisfsit," 70 rief i'd in
meiner 6reuts, ,in msinsr fleinen Siitte III ylas,
fails BIZ mein slnerbisten annebmen milf, 70
frnim' unb bIeite bel MR." Salb idii6tern
itabm i'd ben liebliheu Sreunb bel Der Sant unb
fibrte i'm in msin i6Snites .3immer unb CAB ibm
ben Gbrenplas. Ssrp6 ipie emit Der treue anedt
Itrabams, 10 iaste or mir aud ; 9eser i9 SD.
re Watfreunri6aft annebms, mil ib erit meinen
Intras ausrittn: Gin treuer g,rielter aus benz
Staate Ner-g prf bat mid seiantt ;u allen lie
ben teutIhen aintern in Imerifa I'm bic Der
gen Der ainbsr nit lisbli6em 0pttssmanna su be-
iGen, wplen Sis mir srlaabsn, bic 8inber Sbrer
@smsinee gan, b~sipnrsrs in meme 5irirrss gu
nebmen 2" Iit Stranen tn ben ausen fcnnte
i'd nur anttrprtsn, pnt ais in, Iusenblide bic
0lpfe spm Sburme has Give anitimn,te, fslsn
mir 3uiamn,en auf Se aniee nieber, - i'd babe
etnen Sruosr, sinsn sutsn 5rsune msbr - fir
meme lieben Sinner.
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Anneripn Narasuap's an SraIlieu

Nabrenb tes ariesS hes aaiisrreihes YraIs
lien Der arssutinil9sn &spublit uub llrusuays
sssen Paraguay bstbeuerte Srailien bstinhis,
bab ss ibm ein,is unb ALIEN Tim rem Stur, hes
TiftatprS 1ppe3 81 tbun lei une eab ibm ni6ts
fsrner lisss ais Der 0ebanfs an bic Grptsruns
parasuaY's; sielmsbr ipae bic Sntssritat bes lsB-
tern spaitanSis sewabrt perbsn.
@ls aber nun snbli9 0epss perni9tet mar, fel
CO graflisn ni@t Elm, garasuaY Sa raumen, irn-
bern feline Iruppsn blisbsn bort, unb i'm S9at-
ZEN traFlianii1sr Saipnstts ipuree cine p%rpsiicri,
I6t &esisruns parasuay's erri1tst. SamalS er-
flarte graElien siemlib planiibeL eaB bel Der
san,li&sn Issprsaniiatiun parasua9's cine frem-
be @ufi6t unS Sdriorss baisltit fir bic II a9fs
3eit nod nUtbis iei ; unb bic arssntinii4s 8e-
sublif eurfts an risisr IufI9t Gin Helm tpenis
tbeilnebmen.
Wit benz Spte tsS Diftatprs 1rps; mar eas Sn-
tsreIe Der g8elt an ben gpreGnsen in Paraguay
erlpI6sn. Ypritsrssbcnp parpe man an bas
unalidli6e Qane pieber %srinnert, ais spr einisen
Monatsn ron isinn Sauptfabt @luneirn bic
VAWtlIpI IuW, rNb pP' ""'"S'" ""|b'"@$'"
ieien, bic pFenbar ron @nbdnssrn feS unterse'
aanssnsn Diftators a%ussesanssn. Oa absr 10
,iemli& bic sanss tpaHenfabiss SssSlfsruns VA
r~asuay's i'm lsstsn sriess nmfam, 70 fonntsn je-
ne rlnrubsn teiue weitere Splssn baben. Die
bra6lianil6e o@ufi9t" hausrts fort pabrens eas
gis&sn arsentinii9s slufiI&t srasnps anibSrts.
Ssst absr 1T graFHsn I'm einsn srcbsn Seritt
Meter sesanssn; ss bat nit Der prrsiipriifsn
Issieruns parasuas's, bic isins Grsatur it, si-
men gertras ssi9lsfen mcrna& bic braflianii&s
Rssieruns elm ssbnjabrises grrtsftcrat iitsr ga
rasuaY antritt unb lestsrss ni9t nar bic Soften
sss prctsttcratS gu trassn, ~icnssrn aud iern
Jest einsn She'll isinss @etists Sansli9 an Sras
llien atsutrstsn bat.
9atirli6 bsnft Yrailisn gar niGt taran, ga'
rasuay mad atlauf jsnss prctsftcrats beraussu.
asben, IUnSern ss wirp pieis 3eit b~snigen, I'm,
pas 9ane ii9 INNER mebr gu aiimilirsn unO es
gu psrialiussn unb 81 ssrsausn.
Paraguay, tisie msrfwirpiss itaaili6s S@S.
pfuns tes SeIuitsncrbsns, bat jrBt aufssbTrt su
erihiren, rbsr 1T pislmebr nur nod cine %tralIia-
niibe prpsin,. Der @ppstit SraNliens aksr
pire ii6 bel nGhifer @elesenbeit ss9sn Ieinsu ar
ssntiniI6m @srbinbetsn fsbrsn.
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Scr SGuBengel."

Is inp taum sin paar Sage Der, ba ZAP i9 itil
i'm Na6tsntsu ssriunfsn Dor msinsr Saustbir in
Der jest Spsn gsranea, bic i'm CONNER BON Nib
i9mei6slnpen &sbsnblGttsrn umranft uno lists
fpit pirp na6laiis lasen Gin paar Si4sr mir
CUR Ssits ais ppatsn is chen sOn ibrsm Gr3ab.
len, tas mir 70 sisI 6reuSe semadt Elm psnis
ausrubsn, unp ME itr 5rsunp f4 Der milesn
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-27

ing journal, and its appearance and
conduct speaks volumes for the life
and Observation-Disclosures of the
spriglitly city in which it is published.
WATCH MEETING will be held at
the Sixth Street Methodist Church.
on Tuesday evening, to watch the
old year out and the new year in.
Everybody is invited to be present.
The meeting will commence at 9 o'clock.
A sermon will be delivered by the
pastor, Rev. Mr.. Gillies.
LosT-Sleeve Button. A large
gold sleeve button, between Savan-
nah and Regan's school house, on the
Fillmore road. A liberal reward
will be given the finder upon leaving
it at this Office or the Post-ofice.
PEOPLE who advertise only once
in three months forget that some
folks can't remember anything longer
than about seven days.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-27
Township Organization.

The Bethany Tribune, speaking of
township organization and certain
contingencies that may arise when it
goes into operation next April in
those counties which adopted it at
the late general election, says: "In
April, 1873; new township officers
will be elected, and the question may
arise as to whether the present con-
stables and justices viii retain their
offices. We do not know what the
law is OIL the subject think the act,
creating township organization is 81
lent OH this point, but in all the coun-
ties where this law has been adopted,
an entire new set of township officers
have been elected. From the practice
of other counties, VIC judge that the
term of all constables and justices
will expire in April next.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-27
Literary Society.

A society of the nature above indi-
Gated was organized or Saturday
evening last, by some of u citizens
who favor a greater culture of the So
cial, thinking and conversational gifts,
selecting b. NJ. Danford, Esq, Pres
ident, and Cyrus Heren, Secretary.
The remaining officers deemed ncces-
sary will be chosen at the next meet
ing, tomorrow saturday. night.
The programme decided upon for to-
morrow night was as follows: Lee
ture by Mr.. Altgeld npoi. the subject
of Literary Societies :" paper by
John W. Emf; select reading by j.
w. Wilkerson. Our Young folks,
and old folks, too-should take an
interest in the society, and avail
themselves Of the opportunity to prof
it themselves. The ladies are espe-
cially invited to attend and take part.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-27
Comfy Court.

Judges Talbot and McLain were pres
ent on Monday, but adjourned to Tues
day. On Tuesday there were present
Judges Talbot and MeLain; P. Mercer,
Sheriff, and B. NJ. Dauford, Clerk.
A. j. Deshazo, G. l.. Mattox and Ed.
Russell were appointed commissioners
to view and report as to change of road
petitioned for by Roscius G. Newell and
others.
The following is the order of the Court
in regard to the building on the County
Infirmary Farm:
contractor for building the house on the County
lnfirmary Farm, and presents to this Court an
account for work done on said house In addition
to the work specified in the contract for building
the same, and also reports said house completed
and ready to be turned over to the Court accord
ing to the contracts; the Court, after examination,
finds that there is due and unpaid to said Henry
Bottger the sum of $40 on the contract, and that
for extra work on said house, as ordered by the
Court and Judge John S. McLain as special COM
missioner, there is due said Henry Bottger the
sum of $500. 81, making a total due and unpaid
ON said house the sum of 81 ,34O.9l; therefore,, II
is ordered by the Court that n warrant be issued
| of 81, $40. 81, to be in full of all demands on the
part of Henry Bottger, assigns. Of the contractor
for the building of said house, or those having
sub-contracts under him, and to be by the Clerk
| delivered to said Henry Bottger when said house
is properly delivered to said County Court"
VIM. r. McElwain was employed to
superintend the Inirmary Farm at $500
per year, payable quarterly.
An appropriation Of $500 was made
out of the pauper fund to furnish the
County Infirmary. to be expended by
an agent appointed by the County Clerk.
After allowing each attending Judge
eight dollars for their attendance, Court
adorned to the third Monday in Jan.
nary. 1879.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-27

hop raising, sui times got better, and after n
few years ofhoaesf toll, lie 'ou:,d h,mself in liv-
ing circumstances, anu It's spVn as he WAS able he
orgauiZed a churrh, and built the first Episcopal
Church tina. was 1alit in that State, and to this
day he is tine main suppcft OF that church in the
town OF Lisbon, Waukesha county, WISCONSIN.
In l5j0 Gncle Jimmy's firily hal increased 20
the number IF sixfcen children, twelve Of
whom are now living-tight boys and four girls.
In 1855 his wife died, which was u heavy blow
20 him. They had lived together Tor nearly half
u century. \ short time after her death he re-
turned to his native country. For the rrst time
In forty years he visited the home OF his child
hood, and came back TO America after an alb
sence of nearly u year, and now, since his re-
turn, he has given up his principal business.
Being possessed of plenty of this worlds goods,
he spends his time visiting his different children,
who are all married but two, and have families.
He visited his only sister, Mrs. Rebecca Bonham,
wife of the late Colonel ID. Bonham, with one Of
his brothers., two years ago, when she was on
her death-bed. He was at her bedside, and
babe her adieu for the last time. She was the
first one to go out ofthis world from their family,
since they came to America, &fty years before.
Uncle Jimmy makes il a rule to take Christmas
dinner with one of his children each year, by
turns. This Christmas Is his turn TO take Christ
mas dinner with his daughter in Missouri; and,
rs it will take him twelve years to go the round
with all his children, he thinks that this Will
kprobably be the last Christmas dinner he will eat
in Missouri. But we hope not; for his many
friends join IN the prayer. "Long may live
Uncle Jimmy,
and New Years. d. b.