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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11
order Qualification.

lanes c. McCandliss, plaintiff, against Will
j liam II. Lester and Celia NJ. Lester, defend
ants. Now. on this 2lst day OF September, l5ls,
e eSny. ! .n1is;.d e , Ms.an Ssfss. the b. pl anseq, n ,ss
Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of Andrew county, in
the state Of Missouri, In vacation and dies
his petition stating among other things that the
above named defendants, VIM. il. Lester and
Celia VI. Lester, are non-residents Of this State. Ii
il thcreupon Ordered by the clerk aforesaid that
publication be made notifying them that an nc
ton has been commenced against them by petit
ton In the Circuit Court Of Andrew county In
the Safe Of Missouri, the object and general na-
ture Of which Is 70 procure the order and decree
of said court divesting defendant Celia NJ. Les
ter, Of any right, title or claim she may have In
and to the following described real estate lying
and being in the county Of Andrew, and State
dr-d and twenty mine feet west, I've degrees
north OF the south east corner Of the north east
quarter Of the south east quarter Of section
one OF range number thirty-dve (y), running
thence north parallel with the section line l99 feet
more or less, thence west sixty eight feet.
thence :, uih one hundred and eishfs-nine
east i've degrees, south to the place Of beginning
Aud TO procure the further order and decree Of
said court. vesting the title to said land in said
VIM. II. Lester and subjecting the same to the
lien OF the plaintiff, James C. Nc
Candliss, for the sum Of five hundred and ninety
five dollars with interest and costs. II is further
ordered that unless the defendants, William H.
Lester and Celia NJ. Lester, be and appear at the
next term Of the Circuit Court, to be holden ut the
Court house In Savannah, within the county Of
and ON or before the sixth day thereof, Qf the
the term shall so long continue, and IL not, then
before the end OF the term) Judgment will be
petition, and said property sold to satisfy
said demand. 1t Is further ordered that .
copy hereof be published in the Andrew County
kepubiican, = newspaper published in said
county Of Andrew, for four weeks successfully,
the last insertion to he at least four weeks before
the commencement of the next term of said court.
PHINEAS EDWARDS, Clerk.
State Of Missouri, county of Andrew, SIS:
|, 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
going to be . true and correct copy of the order Of
publication made In the cause therein named, a.
the same appears Of record in my Office.
In witness whereof, ! have hereto
anal set my hand and Affixed my oficial
seal. at my office in Savannah, this
9Th day Of September, 1S7a.
SlS AS EDWARDS. Clerk
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State Ticket.

ELEC1OHS.
un.Lc a WiWtv.,u, Mosee Dickson.
Observation-Disclosures r. Cloud, e. n. Tsndy:
First District1harfes n. Teichmnn, Eitctori
George Gehrke, Alternate, r,r,
second District-E. A. RosenblAf, Eiec'"ri
Re: Alien, Alternate. r,..,or. william
Third District%. &. OFFICE Eiee'oi' "
Fourth bistricfJohn A.. Weber, Eieefor;
Custaye st. Gem, Alternate. 80,
Fith District-R. d. Dean, Hector; Ef'ii
k: sis;n nistrictoc. W. Thrasher, ylector; John
r. Purday, Alternate. .
Seventh bistriciIGeorge r. Smith, Eiector;
A.. J Sampson, Alternate.
Eighth District-E. NJ. kimban, Eieetorj JOIN
sins Iof piSst1ics"B. K. D.vis. Elre,or; J. +.
haywood, Alternate.
Tenth District-D. P. Dorsey, Eleeior; :. 4.
Eleventh Disuict-A. D. Den.y. Hector; p.
Twelfth Dfstrict-F. A. Jones, Hector; s.k
Thir,r.sth DistrictJ. n. stout.neys Elcc-
Dor; Theodore Bruere, Alternate.
join B. HENDERSON. Of ". L0uis.
For L JoHs 4. o sfSvTR, Of Morgan.
r. W. y0ERDE, Of Jackson.
DANIEL n. DRAPER, Of Montgomery.
DANIEL o'CoNoR, of St. Louis.
For Attorney General
JEFF. CHANDLER, Of Buchanan.
For Register Of Lands-
r. 4. E1CHY, OF. Cole
JOHN p. Ellis, Of Greene dong term).
IRA e. LEONARD, Of Jenerson Qcng terml
HENRY A. CLOVER, Of st. Louis (six years.
GEO. b. SHIELDS, Of Marion -four yenrs).
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DELAWARE.

The State of Delaware, which had
uniformly been given over as sure for
Greeley, surprises Republicans them
selves by reporting q Republican sue
cess in little Delaware. An election for
Inspector of Polls resulted in two OF
the three counties in that State being
carried by the Republicans, who have
thus gained one county, and it is con-
fidcntly claimed the electoral vote of
the State will be cast for Grant and
Wilson.
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i ia. He Abandoned the canvassq

Has He Abandoned the Canvassf
There is u rumor current on the
streets that Judge Woodson is ABOUT
n abandon his canvass of the State,
and leave the field to- his RepuDliean
opponent, Gen. Henderson. nc Is
now at his homo IN this city, whcfc
he arrived on Friday. He spoke a
Roila on Wednesday, and his appoint
ments were made for POtO.i Oh FRI
dav. Trenton yesterday and Frcder-
icktown tomorrow. In ordinary po-
litical canvasscs u failure to meet such
engagements OIL the part of u caid'-
date for Governor would be q great
disappointment to the people, but IN
Woodson's case the disappointment
is hardly worth talking about, as ms
audiences have been exceedingly slim
everywhere. CO.
From every portion of the state
the same story comes, that hundreds
of Democrats declare they cannot con-
scienciously support q canaldate
whose skirts have been solleu o! III,
ducinga court to commit al illegal
act bv which the taxpayers OF TINS
county were burdened with debt. AS
a sample of Democratic complaints
we quote from o private letter re-
ceiyed by q prominent Democrat IN
| Northeast Missouri, q member OF o
last General Assembly, and OF the
| Convention that nominated wood
son. The writer says: eve made q
great blunder in. the nomination Of
Judge WoOdsou for Governor. 1t
was thought u man had been found to
lead u party against whom nothing
could be said one, in fact, whose ev-
cry act, both public and private,
would bear the closest scrutiny. But
it is evident we were all mistaken,
and the disappointment to the mass
| of our party in this section, who are
| sincere in their desire for reform, is
very great. / candidly confess that Il
looks nov rs if Judge WoOdson would
lose fully one third of the party vote
in the 18th Congressional District"
Judge Woodson knows how it is
| himself, by this time. in Southwest
| Missouri. He knows that he has to-
tally failed to draw out the people t.
any Ofhis meetings thus far, and Our
information is that he is equally un.
popular in the denscly populated
counties Of central Missouri.
No wonder the big Judge" thinks
of leaving the ield.--[Herald.
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ALL MUST REGISTER to-day or
o-m0rrow.

OUR National Administration is
paving of the public debt at the rate
of so many millions ofdollars a month,
with a reduction of millions of tax
alton. How fast Is the Andrew cOun-
ty debt being liquidated by our Lib
eral' county administration, with all
increase of taxation? In the Ian
guage Of the late Crockett, "wc pause
for q rcply."
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MOrt6G6e Sale.

WHEREAS, George W. Berry and Elisa ].
w Berry, his wife, by their mortgage deed,
with power OF sale therein contained, dated the
2lst day Of February, A. d. 1871, and recorded In
the Recorders Office of Andrew county In the
State Of Missouri, in Book number 10. At ave
5l3, conveyed to the undersigned mortgagee t6e
following described lots, tracts or parcels Of land
lying and being in Andrew county in the State
OF Missouri, tO-wit: Thirty-two and seventy
three hundreths acres OF the west side Of the
southwest quarter of section number thirty f3Ol
IN township number sixty (60) of range number
thirty-six Cs6), which said CONVEYANCE was made
10 secure the payment Of n certain promissory
note In said mortgage deed described, made BIZ
said George W, Berry 10 the undersigned ON the
zist day Of Febrl iry, a. d. ISL, for the sum
VI one hlinirci dollars, with interest from date AT
the rate III ten per cent. per annum, and due
twelve months after the date thereof.
And whereas, 1t Is provided In sail mortgage
dctd That II fiia said mite shall not be we'll AMI
truly part when the same becomes due and pay,-
bic; that The undersigned may proceed 10 sell
saii land, or any part thereof, al public yenlue
To the highest bidder ut The courthouse door i'm
the city of savannah, within the county of An
.rew aforesaid for cash, tirst giving thirty days
notice Of the time, terms and place of sail sale.
AMI oil the property to lie snld, by publication In
some newspaper printed in the county and State
aforesaid.
And whereas, said note and the interest there
on nre now due and unpaid; now therefore, by
Vir,ue OF Tile power ia me vested by said MORT
gage deed, l will, gu
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11
The New York Suns Expose.

Even the New York Sun has felt
obliged to unite in exposing the late
attacks of the New York Tribune on
Speaker Blaine, and says, edi-
torially: "About six weeks since we
were Informed that Mr.. Blaine had
once received a large present of Kan
sas Pacific stock, and that among the
papers in a great law suit, now pend
ing, there was abundant evidence to
prove the fact. We sent a competent
gentleman to examine these papers,
and after he mad carefully gone over
them he explained to us that it wal
another Blaine, with q different Chris
tan name, and not the Speaker at
all.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11

THE Springfield (Mass.) Republi-
can, though a Greeley organ, is con-
strained to reject the Dana cComb
Credit Nobilier SANDER. 1t says:
"NO sane man supposes that COlfax,
or Kelley, or Patterson, or Boutwell,,
has stained his hands with q bride.
No sane man supposed anything of
the sort of Dawes, Wilson, or Gar.
field"
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St7NY Notice.

T'AhEN mp as a stray by John Zysct, of Lin
coin Township, Ia Andrew county, and
Poeteu Deiere the undersigned Justice of the
Peac. In and for said county, the blowing ani-
mal uo-wt; One bay horse pony. four Years oiJ.
snial spot IN the forehead, IN 'ne rnaGhe.l, and
dollars by George Hattrr6augh and Mnthrw
Robertson, who were duly qualided BY IN. for that
Givcn under my hani his l8tl, day Of Scptem-
oer. 's:. Il. u. STINSON,
S"s Justice Of the Peace.
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Valuable FARMS for Sale.

1893. A good dwelling house, 2 lott. . brick shop, and stable, in Savannah.
I5 A small farm O 4O acres ~ miles from Savannah, Is acres in cultivation, log
house. $50 apple trees, 200 peach nees,g good spring. -
40. An excellent farm of87 acres, 50 acres well improved, N. w Of WhtesviNe,
new dvelGngo f12 rooms, 100 fruit trees, l mile from school house.
All. A 5Sac,e tract 312 miles from Savannah, 81 acre. in cultivation, 80 apple
/ mile from school house.
rood stock water agocdappe and peach orchard.
AIS A FOOD farm of "a acres, l mile from Whitsvile.
AS. 4 Veil improved farm Of 90acra. . good frame house, good water. 81 apple
trees, and q variety of small fruit.
4a A valuable farm of s0are, all under fence. good orchard. and . variety Of
small fruit
40. 4 small tract Of Nacrs, with 5000 grape vines, 100 apple trees, $50 pesoh
trees, and other fruit
good stables, and we'll xaterd, IL mile from depot; LIBERAL terms gwen
improvements and q variety of fruit cheap for cash.
i24. l6O acres all under fence, and well improved, so apple trees w peach
trees. 1 acre fgrape vines, and a variety Of small fruit 9 ibenl term s.-:n. va
425. A good farm Of 10 acres, . good frame house l mile rm Whrssnle, so
fruit trees, good stock wata, / mile Of hedge, 10acres Of timber,
4a6. So acre farm, "a acres in cultivation, log dwellings goodsGsk. aSmal orchard,
IL mile from school house.
Az. 40 acres Of good land, 20 acres in cultivation, good log house and good frame
barr. good we'll and cistan, . small orchard, 2 12 miles from Rochester.
A number of suburban resdedce, and unimproved lots adjoining the s1, r.
sale on favorable terms.
4S. One hundred and nneys1 scrsof good farming land, 2mles from Savas.
nah. With dwellings, car be divided into FARMS 160apps trees . large number Of
peach and cherry trees and smallfuit under good fnee, and we'll wahaed; , va,
desirable location.
40. 50 acreso Of good farming land, Z miles east Of Savannah and 2 miles v~tN
Rochester, with q new frame house Of 4 rooms. and ID aces in cultivation.
41. A good farm of 75a acres in a good neighborhood, on . public road, al i'm
proved, Z miles north Of Savannah.
49,. A very desirable farm of 1875 acres 81 miles southeast Of Fillmore cheap for
cash.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11

A RIOT took place in Cincinnati,
Monday night, caused by a Greeley
procession passing in the vicinity of a
meeting of colored people. Conflict
ing accounts are given as to which
party commenced the disturbance
The entire police force of the CITY
was called out to quell the distur-
oance. Great excitement prevailed.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11
MORNING, OCTOBER II, ls'
THE DIsFRANCHISED.

Horace Greeley, in his political
"swinging around the circle" made
the bold assertion that "none but
white men were disfranchised in this
country" This ass ertion he knew to
be false when he made it. No n is
prohibited from voting by any law on
the national statute books. MIR. Gree
ley also took occasion to argue that
the negro was untitled for the ballot
and the only reason he alleged was,
because they remained faithful to the
party that struck from their mana
cled limbs The chains of slavery. The
friends Of Mr.. Greeley in Georgia
coincide with him in regard to the
negro's fitness for voting. After
passing a law DISTINGUISHING all COL
ored men who had not paid poll tax,
the day of election is changed to so
early a date as to prevent many from
paying their Tux. Notwithstanding
this, nearly all the colorcd men paid
their extra tax and were prepared to
vote. But the Greeleyites of Geor-
gia were equal to the emergency.
Having determined on a big Demo-
cratic majority, they go to work and
obtain 1t by a systematic and outra-
geous conduct disgraccful to any
commonwealth in this free country.
The voting place for q whole county is
established at one house, thus causing
thousands to congregate at the polls
the white men being given the pref
erence, and the colorcd people be ing
compelled to wait till all the W hite
vote was cast, the object of the Gree
leyites was plainly to occupy the
whole time and give the colorcd men
no chance to vote. In many of. the
counties, the colored men, after wait
ing all day to deposit their ballots
were forced tosee the polls closed and
return to their distant country homes
without having exercised the great
American privilege which the truth
teller Greeley says none but white
men are deprived of. In some cases,
report says, the colored men made a
forcible attempt to vote, after becom.
ing convinced Of the policy of the
Greeleyites, but were drived back by
pistol-shot and bowie-knifc by men
who in their national convention at
Baltimore had pledged themselves "to
maintain emancipation and enfran-
chisement." Alter having thus been
driven from the polls by violence,
the Liberal dispatch says: with
few exceptions they refused to vote
and went to their homes |" We give
. few dispatches showing the great
''freedom Of the ballot" in Georgia
last week
First DispatchJ
Returns from all parts Of the State
show large gains over those of 1868 !
is reelected BY nearly BOOM
The election was one Of
the most quiet and peaccable ever
held In Georgia.
fsecond Dispstch.l
The Greeley party had full control
,iau the polls. The managers were
Ill Democrats aad disregarded the
OF law, aud would not al.
Republicans entitled by law to
'ast their votes. Alter attempting
Q vote for several hours they aban.
.oned the polls and went home.
1000 Republican voters were
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11

EVERYBODY MUST REGIS
TER, whether they have registered
before or not. A new registration is
had this fall, aud all who do not reg
lister to-day or tomorrow a not
rOtc in November.
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AND still they come! The Hon.
Samuel B. Axtell, formerly a Demo-
cratic member of Congress from CAL
ifOrnia, has recently came out in ia
vor of Grant and Wilson. Mr.. Axtell
is q man Oflarge influence and great
personal popularity in his adopted
State, having been twice elected to
Congress from the San Francisco
district, each time by a majority of
about 5000 district which, both
before his candidacy and since. has
been carried by the Republicans.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11

JUDGE PIKE says he was ignorant
of Parker's course in Congress when
he endorsed it.. Was he ignorant
when he pledged himsclfto the sup
port OF Grant and Parker both in tile
same letter, and declared himself
back in the Republican party. and
ayOwed the utmost candOr in what
he said? Judge Pike must be one of
the most ignorant men in the coun-
try and has the happy faculty of turn
ing his ignorance to account.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11

PROMINENT Republicans and war
Democrats of Gentry county predict
that the Peoples Independent Tick.
ct" will be elected by a majority of
notices. than two hundred,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11

THE Sedalia Democrat says tho
Boss Tweeds r all for Grant" This
IL a mistake. The big Boss who is
running on the Democratic ticket for
Governor is for Greeley.
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District of Columbia.

Gen. n. +. Chapman, Republican,
and present delegate in Congress, was
reelected by 5000 majority. The Re-
publicans also elected 10 out of %
delegates to the Legislature Assem-.
Ill,
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Nebraska.

The election passed off quietly, a
full vote being pollcd, and the Rcpub-
lican State and Congressional ticket
is elected by about five thousand ma
iOrity.
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EVERYBODY MUST REGIS
TER. whether they have registered
before or not. A new registration is
had this fall, and all who do not reg
lister to-day or tomorrow can not
rOte in November.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11

DR.. n. B. BROWN, Of Benton Townahip
ybr Cessty Judge-.
B. B. CASE, Of Monroe
ybS ProbGfe yvdse-
JOHN 4. CXLDwELL, Of Nodawsy.
PENBROKE MERCER, Of Plstts.
Tor Collector
A.. 8. CHTTTENDEN, Of Jackson.
Tor AssessoT-
WILLIAM =. ALLEN, Of washingtoA.
TeF TrecsuSe-
JOHN b. MAJORS, Of NodawAy.
For Sehsel Superintendent
W. d. HOAR, Of Platte.
For Pubic Adminisfrstor-
ALLEN HOLT, Of Washinston.
For Covnfy Attorney
GEORGE T. BRYAN. Of Nodswsy.
Ier Slrvsyor-
A. J. bESHAZO, Of Empire.
For CoroRer-
W. 8. STARR, Of Rochester.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-11

HON. l. {. Parker is c~anvassing
Worth county this week. Mr.. Par
ker is growing more and more popu-
lar every day, and will be elected by
good majority.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Benjamin +. Bethurum, by his
w certain deed Of trust dated April -, 1859,
and recorded in the Recorder ONCE Of Andrew
county, In the State of Missouri, conveyed to the
undersigned the following described tracts,
pieces or parcels Of land, lying and being in the
county OF Andrew, In the State Of Missouri, to-
Wit: The northeast quarter Of section twenty
Tour (24) and the southwest quarter Of the north
east quarter Of section twenty-five (s5), all In
township sixty-one (6l) Of range thirty-six (30,
to secure the payment Of . certain promissory
scribed;
And whereas, said deed Of trust provided that
In case said note was not paid at the time Il be-
came due and payable, that the undersigned
Trustees, or either of them, might proceed to
sell said real estate, or any part thereof, for
cash, to the highest bidder, first giving twenty
days notice OF the time, terms and place of sale.
with a description OF the property to be sold, by
advertisement In some newspaper printed In
said county Of Andrew.
Aud whereas, said promissory note Is due and
uspaid, now, therefore, We. the undersigned
trustees, by virtue Of the authority In US vested,
WI, on the 10th Of October, 1872,
Between nine O'Clock a. ". and 1--WE O'Clock p.
n. OF that day, ut the Ceu rt-housc door In the
town of Savannah, in the county Of Andrew and
State OF Missouri, sell said parcels of land TO the
highss st bidder, for cash, to satisfy said note and
inc interest thereon, aud paying the costs and
expenses Of this trust.
SILAS wOoDsON,
49, BENJAMIN X. VINEYARD,
TS Trustees.
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Wednesday, Norember 18th, 1872,

between the hours Of ten O'Clock in the forenoon
ami hve o'clock In the afternoon OF that day. M
she soutn door OF the court house In the civ of
Savannah. Andrew county. in tire state of Mia.
souri,, proceed tn sell the above described real
estate ut public vendue to the highest bidder.
~. cash, 10 satisfy said note and interest, 10.
ge!ner with the costs and expenses attending
salu sale. JAMES e.. RAMSEY, MORTGAGE.
Savannah, Mo-, October I, 1879. SIs
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JUDGE WOODsON still refuses 70
explain how he could receive q $50
GOO fee and the same year swear that
his income did not exceed $1,000.
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Georgia.

Enough negroes were prevented
from voting in Georgia to give the
State q Democratic majority ofabout
sixty thousand.
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Mortgage Sale Of Real Estate.
WHEREAS, John wilkerson ant

NV I1CIkEAS, JOUu llkcISOu anu
Ann wilkerson, his wife, by their mort
gage deed, with Of sale therein contained,
dated the 18th day Of May, A. D. ISL, and re-
county in the State of Missouri. in Book number
~, at page $50, conveyed To the undersigned
mortgages the following described lots, tracts or
parcels Of land lying and being in Andrew coun-
~ in the State OF Missouri, to-wit=
The southeast quarter Of srct;on tweniy-thres
ts3) and the southwest quarter OF sectiun Ewenf,-
fur ~, and all that portion OF the northwest
quarter of section number twenty live 81 which
lies on the west side of the One-hundred- and-two
river; all Of said Lands briag in township num-
Der nly-nine 81 Of range number thi.ty-nye
cS), and containing in all four hundred and forty
acres, more or less, which said Conveyance Was
nssle TO secure the pay ment Of o ceriAin PROM
issory note IN said mortgage deed described.
made by said John wilkerson to the underaisn~i
on the 18th day Of May, A. d. ls.I, for
the sum ofdve thousand eight hundred aud Nix
teen dollars and nffy cents, with interest from
date At the rate Of ten PER cent. per annum, and
due twelve months alter the date thereof.
And whereas, II Is provided in said nOsfgage
deed tSat II the said note shall not be well sna
truly paid when the same becomes due aud pay
able. that the undersigned may proceed To sal
said land. or any part thereof, II public veadue
70 the highest bidder at the courthouse door in
the city Of Savannah, within the county OF An
drew Aforesaid for cash, hrst giving thirfy days'
notice OF the time, terms and place Of said sale,
aud OF the property to be sold. by publication in
some newspaper printed in the county and State
Aforesaid.
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, I will, ON