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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-12-13

in the civil service Of the country
through the defective method OF q
ing appointments to office when
have been regarded too much as the
reward of of political services. IN
der authority of Congress, rules have
been established to regulate the
terms of office and the mode OF APP
pointmcnt. 1t IAN not be expected
that n system or rule can be entire
Nv effective, and prove a perfect
remedy for the existing evils until
they have been thoroughly tested by
actual practice, aud amended accor-
ding to the requirements OF the SER
vice. During my term OF ONCE II
shall be my best endcavor TO so ap-.
ply the rules as to secure the greatest
possible reform in the civil service OF
the Government, but it will require
the direct attention of Congress to
render the enforcement of the system
binding upon my successors, and l
hope that the experience of the past
year, together with appropriate leg
islation by Congress, may reach a
satisfactory solution of this question,
and secure to the public service for
all time q practical method Of obtain,
ing faithful and efficient officers and
employees.
[Signed] U. s; GRANT: T.,
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Dec. 2, 1872.
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Singing for q Good Purpose.

The Ca aIeron Observer announces
the completion of the Methodist
church Of that place as follows: New
carpets for the aisles and chancei,
together with q beautiful Bible for
pulpit, a sofa for same. centre table,
new chandeliers. and other arti-
eies necessary for the complete fur
nishing of a church, have been procur.
ed. For all Of this, with the excep-
ton of less than twenty dollars, the
church is indebted to its pastor, Rev.
q. Williams, who, while upon a visit
to Pennsylvania, this past summer,
attended a camp meeting in the vi
entity of Pi4fsburg, and there sang to
the assembled people, hymns at the
rate Of $1,000 each, individuals calling
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Parker and Stanard.

Although the general result in this
State at the recent election was any
thing but pleasant to us, there are a
few crumbs OF comfort left, among
which We iaay-mention the election
of Hon. +. O. Standard to Congress
from the First District, and of Hon.
/. &. Parker from the Ninth District,
results Of great qualification to us,
and also to Republicans generally
throughout the State. Their election
assul es at least two able, worthy and
creditable Representatives in Con-
gress-men to whom we can point
with pride. Both Mr.. Stanard and
Mr.. Parker IRE well known not only
in our State, hut. although young
men, their sterling integrity and
great abilities have made them
known throughout the nation. and
their election to Congress is certainly
more Of a compliment TO the Republi-
rams of this State than il is to them
Observation-Disclosures Enterprise.
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The Epizootic in DeKalb.

This dreadful horse disease has at
length spread as far west IS U coun-
|ty. Mr.. VIM. Coen, ST., who resides
a short distance north Of town, has
had eight horses down with the NAL
adv. A few other cases ARE reported.
though none have resulted fatally
thus far, which may be attributed to
the good care given them when the
disease FIRST made its appearance
Ourlast weeks issue contained q mum.
Der of receipts for the cure of the NAL.
adv, and which will now be found OF
invaluable assistance to the farmer in
doctoring his sick h~orses.1Maysvilie
Rcgister.1
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Notice to T0r-P 0yeyS.

TIVE TAx-BOOKs FOR THE YEAR iGs
are now in my hands for collection, and IN
der the Revenue Law it becomes my duty to re-
turn rs DELINQUENT all taxes unpaid on the
3Ist day Of December, after which date PEN
Atty, COST and INTEREST will be added:
1 also have the Personal Delinquent Tax Lists
for the wears 1869 ell. The law makes 1t my
duty to use all lawful means 70 collect the same,
and shall therefore be compelled to make leyles
ut once for all PERSONAL DELiNoUENr
TAXES
Tax-payers will therefore heed these sugges-
tions, and save cost and trouble by prompt pay
ment. JULIUS A. SANDERS,
4f Collector Of Andrew County, Mo.
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GEN. GRANTS recognition Of the
Democratic Legislature of Alabama,
In preference to the irregularly con-
stituted ono which recently went
through the form of electing Spencer
to the Senate, is only in accordance
with the non-partisan course which
has distinguished his administration,
and which has made his enemies praise
him. In this particular case he is set
ting an example which ought to be
taken as a worthy precedent by his
political antagonists who happened
to be in power.5[DemOcrat.
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for another and another, until the
amount reached nearly 500. This
money Rev. Williams appropriated
to the above purpose, thus relieving
an already seriously burdened congre-
oatiOu.
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81 Repository ofFdshiOn, Pleasure
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Harper's Bazaar.
NOTICES OF THE PBHss.

TIT Bazaar is edited with n contribution Of
tact and talent that we seldom and in any jour-
nal itself, and is the organ of the great world Of
fashion Boston Traveller.
The Bazaar commends itself to every member
of the household-to the children by droll and
pretty pictures, to the young ladies by Its fash
lon plates in endless variety, to the proyident
matron by its patterns for the children's clothes
10 paterfamiliss by Its tasteful designs for en-
broldered slippers and luxurious dressing
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acquireda wide popularity for the flreside en-
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Notice.

Notice.
The Andrew County Teachers In
stitute will meet at Savannah on Mon
day, the 23d of December, 1872. 1t is
desirable that all persons interested
in the cause of education will be pres
ent. j. W. WILKINSON,
II. STEWART,
w. w. BOOHER,
If Committee.
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WE are sorry our limited space pre-
eludes the production of the Pres
ident's Message to Congress entire.
We make selections of some OF the
mostimportant and interesting pass
aces. however,'which will be worthy
q persual.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of admin
IN ~istration upon the estate Of John Ellington,
late Of Andrew county, deceased, have been
granted TO the undersigned, James L. jackson,
and State Of Missouri, bearing date the 3rd day
OF December, A. d. 1872. All persons having
claims against said estate are required to exhibit
the aate of said letters, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit Of said estate; and II
such claim be not exhibited within two years
from the time of the publication Of this notice,
they will be forever barred.
This 10th Of December, 1879.
JAMES l.. JACKSON,
g. Admir- estate of John Ellington, dec.
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Str0y Notice.

TAKEN up by j. H. Clark, living In Nodawsy
j township, In Andrew county, Missouri, on
red heifer, two years old, white on belly and
sides. Appraised at twenty dollars by Jeremish
Clark and Il. N. Mckee, Appraisers.
w. D. MARTINDALE,
TO Justice of the Peace, Nodswsy township.
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Stray Notice.

CTATE Of Missouri, county Of Andrew, So.
= Taken up by George II: Fiechter, on ms
plantation, one two-year-old bay mare colt OF the
following description, ts-wit: Branded on right
shoulder with two round marks, with LEFT hind
foot white, and star on forehesdi no other marks
rick Fiechter and George W. sammars, who
were first duly qualified by me for that purpose.
Given Under my hand this a6th day Of November,
lsTa. sS N. BIRD, j. r.
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Election Notice.

u,HE annual election for nine Directors Of The
i Farmers Bank of Andrew County will be
held Mt the Banking House, on TUESDAY, IAN
1873, between the hours Of 8 A NJ. and
4P. M. BY order of the Board of Directors.
BENZ. CHILDS, Cashier.
Savannah, Dec. Is, lSS2. 81
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The St. Louise Atlas, has bccn
merged into.the Democrat.
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Stray Notice.

1CrATE Of Missouri, coanty Of Asdrsw, q
y Taken up BY Newton s. Rhodes, lyiag 1
Washington township, Andrew county, n
souri,, on tn 1lfb dsy Of November, ~ %
stray, one medium sa3sd. Fsther dark asex,
white face, rcd spot over ench eye, wh1S III;
supposed to be four years Old, marked Vim 4
under bit In each ear md . swallow PECK b II
right ear. No Other marks or brands psseiu.
he, Appraised ut thirsy-Aye dollars. AppuiRd
and described by w. H. TilsOn and lsas6k n.
two h~ousehoklers Of Andrew o0nnty who va
first sworn by me for that purpose.
WILLIAM b. ALLEN, u.
hereby certify thxf the above Ii . true copy d
the entry upon my Stray Book. Given upazu7
hand this 18th day Of November, l33-
WILLIAM b. ALLEN,
X Justice Of the Peau-
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The undersigned has Just started a lime
kiln one and o quarter mile north OF Sa.
vannah, on the Whitesville road, where he
would be pleased to receive orders from all
who want lime at very low rates. Give me
a call. Orders left at the residence Of C.
Balson, Savannah. AMOS COBB.
June Is, 1872. 350
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Valuable FARMS for Sale

al. A 50 acre tract, l-2 miles from Savannah. 80 acres in cultivation. soaR
trees, ! mile from school house.
42. lTs acres, 4 nile north Of Savannah, sOacres in cultivation, balance tubs
good stock water goOdapple and peach orchard.
416. A good farm of "a acres, l mile from Whitesvlle.
AIS. A we'll improved farm Of 30 acres, a good frame house, good water, % s4
trees, and q variety of small fruit.
AIS. A valuable farm Of so acres, all under fsnce. a good orchard. and q unsu'
small fruit
trees, and other fruit.
49, 50 acre farm, all under fence a good orchard q good dwelling Of roo
good stables, and we'll waered, IL mile from depot liberal terms given. -.
42a. A small farm of 10 acres, 2 ~ milesfrom Savannah, all under fsnoe. and y
improvements, and o variety of fruit, cheap for cash.
1874. lO acres, all under fence, and well improved, 500 apple trees 900 rs
trees l acre of grape vines and a variety OF small fruit on liberal terms .
425. A good farm of ITO aeres.a good frame house, l mile from Whte'vih' :
fruit trees good stock water, l mile of hedge 10 acres of timber. -,
426. So acre farm, 81 acres in cultivation, log dwelling good stable, asmanosaa'
IL mile from school house. -.
Az. 40 acres Of good land, 20 acres in cultivation, good log house and sNdh mn
barn. good we'll and eidern, a small orchard, 12 miles FROM Rochester.
Several DWELLINGS in The city, for sale cheap.
A number of suburban residedces, and unimpqoyed lots adjoining the city %
sale on favorable terms g..
1923. One hundred and ninetysix acreso good farming land, 2mles from H.
nah with dwellings, can be divided into3 farnS 100 apple trees q large nunSa
peach and cherry trees and smalfui; under good fence, and we'll vataet I"
desirable location.
43O. 50 acres Of good farming land. Z miles east Of Savannah and miles w~s
Rochester, with a new frame house Of 1 rooms, and Is acres in cultivation. :.
43i. A good farm Of 7l acres, in a good neghborhood, on a public rat VI
proved. Z miles north of Savannah. aus
42. A very desirable farm of 1875 acres q miles southeast Of Fillmore shspr
cash. i.
ton, with 100 fruit trees, two new frame houses. it can DO divided 30 asbg"~
farm l 200 fruit trees and the other SOC. Terms easy. 81
AS. A No. / farm of 1O acres mile from Savannah, well improved N~W
trees, $50 grape vines, and other fruit. Terms easy.
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Guardians Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been appointed Guardian Of jacob
Schneider, person Of unsound mind, by the
that all persons knowing themselves indebted To
said jacob Schneider, or holding claims against
him, will present said claim or pay said demand
to the undersigned. Given under my hand De-
cember 2, 1871. JACOB MOSCHBERGER,
re Guardian.
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The MERCHANTS TAX BOOK

Collection. Those engaged In the mercantie
business will remember that this class OF revenue
L. due on the FIRST DAY OF o.
bond and take oat license for the year 1913 VIII
please come forward and do SO without TURNER
delay. JULIUS A.
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CUTE"

lsxS0 inchhs. The subject Is life
size. Exquisite and pleasing. IL A NOT BE
from the original painting, and Is really
worth ten dollars. II EXCEEDS in beauty, size
and value any picture ever given with any pub
LEGATION. No ONE-HUNDRED-DOLLAR pic
hire can give more pleasure or be = greater orna-
ment in any household. IL can be had FREE,
and we DON'T ask subscribers TO wait months
for IL, but will send 1t at once, or ii can be hal
Of our agents. Subscribers pay on delivery OF
pictures. NO WAITING. Pictures now ready,
and delivered by US at once. If We have
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COIumDla, the improvement OF u
condition of the City of Washington
and surroundings, and the increased
prosperity of the citizens, is observa-
BILE to the most casual visitor. The
nation being a large owner of proper
~ in this city, should bear, with the
citizens of the District. IAN equal share
of the expenses of those improve
| ments. recommend therefore. an APP
| preparation to reimburse the citizens
| for the work done by them along and
in front of public grounds during the
past year, and liberal appropriations
in order that the improvements
| and establishment on the public bull
dings and grounds may keep pace
with the improvements made by ter
| ritorial authorities. The report of
| the commissioner of agriculture gives q
| very full and interesting account of
the several divisions of the Depart
ment-the Horticultural, Agrieultur-
raj, Statistical, chronological and
Chemical and the benefit conferred
by each upon The agricultural inter
ests of the country. The whole re-
port is a complete hisOry of the total
of the working of that department in
all its branches, showing the manner
in which the farmer, merchant and
miner ia informed, and the extent to
which he is aided in his pursuits.
The commissioner makes one recon-
mcndation, that measures be taken by
Congress to protect and induce the
planting of forests, and suggests
that no part of the public lands
should be disposed Of without the
condition that 0ne-tenth Of it he re-
served IN timber, where IL exists, and
wbeseit does not exist inducements
should be offered for planting it.
An earnest desire has been felt to cor
rect tile abuses which have grown UP
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ID o st o F f c E +,
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS.

Present Arrangement.

Northern Worcester County. Yermontand New liamp-
shire. closes at 500 M due at pm.
mister, Lancaster West Boylson. oaklale and Clinton
closes a m aid s2o m: due al 9 = "a aud m;
Gardner ana w. and Mass r, closes at go r's a
IN and m. bue 9.l5 m and and IN, iosc Al
| Princeton, East Princeton, and West Sterlnf ~ "
CITY Of Boston. Close at $50 and m % q ag "a
m Due at 30 and Il, 20 N. $50, 49, al a m and
Que at 9I5, 1889 and az s,SSd i" Eastern Massa
cbmsei1s close ~ N IA and ! 81 and M Due
a. s,s9 M and 1879 "a q and Il an and $50 M
Due at as 25 aa% isTee and Worcester railroad
WAY Mail on tie l,eaijs4S .45am i'''''O'''
e M, ~ ~ Wmbsye tast Douglas, Blackstone
S,grhrd 6; ac al SIS N aud go M ''"V
,i re al 5.45 and As m, 3,45 an pm. Due at
| Si Z s5S ~ m, Las and 10 pm.
! asga m and S45 m Due a. 3 20 m and $50 m.
fay Man between Springfield and Albany close at s. As
4 and 3.45 m. Due At Las aud 10 p m.
New York City and southern States. Hartford and
New Haven Conn, close at 945 m, LAS and Due
Norwich and New Lon on, Conn, Webster and Oxford
Mass close at I'm aad i,30 m. Due at a m and /
Way Mail The Norwich and Worcester railroad
closes at m. Due at am.
GRAFTON. close al $50 and9 IN and Is and m Due
Milford NIemdon, Hopcdale and birmingham, close at
m li5, ana M. Due at 95, 1879 IN, and 4,JJ
Southboro'. close at 3 pm. Due at IO.3Oam
Westboro', COrdaviIe, HOpkinton Ashland and Hol-
lston close at am, and p m. Due at 1890 and
4,a0
Marlboro close at and s m. Due at 1890 and
1890 m.
Northboro close at LIS, and pm. Due at 1880
Barre aud Smthville, close at 9.4j a and Due
at 8 Is a IN and 345 m.
Dana. North Dana. New Salem. North New Salem,
close at Q. IS m. Due at $3.50 M.
tiubuarison, close at and 1U,45 IN and m. Due
at $50 a m, lis and M.
Princeton, uoden. Rut and. North Rutland close at
4 IN. Due al $50 IN.
Leicester, close al 9i5 M and M. Due at a m
and p IN.
OaNham AM shrewsbury close at 9,45 a m and $50
m. Due at $40 IN and I'm.
Mails for New York and Boston. and places beyond,
close AT this Office on Sunday at pm
FOREIGN MAILS Mails Tor the European Steamers
close daily, via New York, at 9,45 a 345 and M
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COMMONWEALTH OF NAssAcu,

4 :
- SETrS-WoRcE SIS Probate Court 10 the
s a-lW, next OF kin and all other persons interested
IN ne estate OF AMOS D. N0URSE, late OF Hubbsrdston
in said county, deceased:
upon the petition of Elizabeth f.. N0urse. you are
nere0y cited TO appear ut Probate Court, to he held
~ worcester. in said county, the first Tuesday OF
feDry next, AT nine O'Clock in the forenoon. to show
cause any You have, why an instrument purportng
70 pc e last viii and testament of said deceased should
NOT he approved, and also why the said petitioner. the
ekecutrX therein named, should not be exempt rom
giving surety or sureties on her bond.
And the said petitioner ordered to serve this citation
ny publishing the same once week, two weeks sue
cesslVely, IN the Worcester Daily Spy n newspaper
printed at Worcester, the last publication 10 he one day
~ least before said Court, and to send, to be
SENT written or printed copy of this notice. properly
mailed postage prepaid to each the heirs devisees
egaees OF sad estate or their legal representatives,
Court - y - ~
Witness, Henry Chaplin, Esquire, Judge of said Court,
TINS thrdeth day of January, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and seventy-two.
In, +. W. SOUrHWGCK, Asst Register.
lajl dja3l&f5
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COMMONWEALTH OF MAssAoHU,

DSETTS,-W oRCEsTER. IS. Probate gouTt-To all
persons interested in the Estate of FARLEY GODDARD,
iate of Worcester, said county, deceased, testate
., lou are cited to appear at a Probate Court,
10 be held at Worcester, in said county ON the first
tuesday of February next, at nine O'Clock In the
forenoon, TO show cause why the second account
rendered by Isaac Davis and Emory Banster the In =
ectors of their administration OF said estate and now
on file at this office, should not be allowed
And the said accountants ordered TO this ca-
ton, by publishing the same once week. two weeks
SUCCESSFULLY in the Worcester Daily Spy a newspaper
printed at Worcester the last publication TO be day
at least before said Court and 70 send or cause TO
be sent written printed copy of this notice. properly
nailed postage prepaid to each Of the heirs, devsees
legaees OF said estate their legal representatives
known to the petitioner seven days nj least, before
said court.
Witness HENRY CHAPLIN, Esquire, J.ge Of said Court
his twcnty-seven day of January. In the year one
thousand eight hundred and seventy Two,
CHAS. L. STEVENS, Register
ago dja29&f5
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DARE INVESTMENT :

IL AANiA ilN Nl OW1DU to n
- change Of business, the proprietor offers for sale
ms New ana Beautiful Seaside Hotel, splenddly fur
nsed and situated at Of the most fashionable and
rapidly growing watering places in New England. This
popuar motel hs been very succe slul, and gained for
Itself very cnviabe reputation. Il has been run on The
European plan and at the height Of the season has
ylctualed 1880 IN day. Nineteen well furnished rooms
Of this popular hotel rented last season for over
$1,000. The Counter Trade immense, where AN the
fruits Of the season, together with confectionery cigars
and soda were dispensed 10 thousands. The Ice Cream
Saloon alone is very profitable supplying, during the
hottest OF the season. from Is to 20 gallons per day
Price 5000; easy. For particu ars address or
inquire Of O. Y. ALLEN, Real Estate Broker,
IS Austin st., Worcester Mass
tzV-other Investments in the city worthy Of atten-