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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-24
Mortgage Sale.
Charles Browne

NJ HEKEAS. Charles BrOwncll and
Nancy Brownell, his wife, by their mort
treath day. Of december. A.p. isss, and rreori-
81 In tho Recorders ONCE Of Andrew county in
Ne hs si a rs q Missouri, H. Book p sT Tour 1s1
conveyed to the undersigned mortgagee the fol-
lowing described lot, tract or parcel Of land ly-
ing and being In Andrew county in the State Of
The south half OF the east half Of the northwest
quarter Of section number eleven (l) In township
number hfty-nine GU. Of range number thirty
Ave Cs0 containing forty acres. more or less;
which said conveyance was made 20 secure the
pay ment Of three certnin prDmissory notes in
said mortgage deed, described US follows: made
the seventeenth day Of '>ecember, less, one of
which IL for the sum, ne hundred dollars due
ten days after date, One Of which is for the sum
OF three hundred and twenty five dollars dine
twenty four months aftcr date. anu one OF which
Is for the sum OF three hundred and twenty five
dollars due three years amer date, all Of said
notes bearing interest from date ut the rate Of
ten per cent. per snnuin. l-s
And whereas, II IL provided in said mortgage
deed that II 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 vendue,
10 the highest bidder, at she courthouse door I'm
the city of Savannah, within said county Of An
OF the time and place of sale. and of the prop
erty to he sold, by publication In some news
paper printrd in the county AMI State aforesaid.
And whereas, the last two described nofe-,
together with the interest thereon. orc due and
unpaid, now therefore, nv virtn. of the pnvrr
In me vested by said mortgage deed, l viii, on
Thursday, the 18Th day Of June.
A. u. 1872. between the hour. Of ten a'cIock In
the forenoon and five o'ciock IN The afternoon III
that day, at the sopth door or the corrt-housei in
the city OF Savannah, Andrew county, In the
state Of Missouri, proceed to sell the above de-
.criled property ut public vendu- ~ the highest
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ministrstioss: that 1t would be e.
ceedingly unwise to change u able,
tried, and safe Chief Magistrate, for
one untried and uncertain, and we
unitedly advise, the denomination Of
Gen. Grant for next President.
The Michigan State Convention met
at Jackson on the, 10th, and elected
delegates to the National C0uwentiou..
The proceedings were characterized
by unanimity and harmony. The Ad-
ministration was fully Endorsed.
The Nebraska Republican Conven.
tion, III the 18th, at Lincoln, selected
delegates to the Philadelphia COnven-
ton and instructed them to vote for
Grant and COlfax.
The Texas Republican Convention
on Friday appointed delegates to
Philadelphia, and instructed them to
cast their ballot for u. S. Grant.
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Qrderof Publication
TN the Circuit Court within and

TN the Circuit Court within and for
i the county of Andrew in the state OF Mis-
souri,, April term hereof April 5; 4; p; is.S-
plaintiffs, against David Wright, John +.
Wright and A. J. Harlan, defendants.
Now, on this 9TH day of AprilrA-D 1872, come
attorney, and il appearing to the couss that the
defendant David Wright can not be Summoned
In this action, 1t Is ordered by the court that
has been commenced against him by petition in
the Circuit Court of Andrew county in the state
of Missouri, the object and general nature OF
court partitioning the south half of the northeast
quarter of section number thirty-four "a, Of
township number 1fty-nine (59) Of range number
thirty-six CH) ION Sodaway isiandl; also, tnir,
part of the northwest quarter Of section number
thirty-tive tID of said township number fiffy-
nine g59 Of range thirty-six c6), ION Nodaway
u.s. and twenty-six (a6) in the town Of Boston;
all in Andrew county in the state of Missouri;
also, the southwest quarter of section number
ten ,l0) In township number sixty-six (66) Of
range number thirty-six Cs6) In Nodaway coun-
ty in the state Of Missouri. Or If said land can
not be partitioned in kind, said petition asks the
said counties of Andrew and N0dawsy to sell
the same and divide the proceeds Of said sale
among the parties in Interest, taking into consid-
Carmichael. for the benefit Of said David
Wright. II is further ordered that unless he,
the sai'g Dnsid Wright. be and appear 1t the
next term of this court, TO be holden at the
COURTHOUSE In Savannah, in the county Of An
drew, on tin. ah day Of August, 1872, and on or
before the sixth day thereof az the ter m shall 80
long continue; il not, then before the end Of the
term,, Judgment will be rendered as prayed in
plaintiffs petition. 1t Is further ordered that 0
copy hereof be published In the Andrew County
Republican, q newspaper published in the county
of Andrew aforesaid, for four weeks successive
ly, the last insertion to be at least four weeks
before the commencement Of the next term Of
this court.
State of Missouri, county of Andrew, IS:
1, Phineas Edwards, Clerk Of the Circuit
Court within and for the county Of Andrew In
the state Of Missouri, hereby certify the above
and foregoing to be = true and correct copy Of
the petition In the cause therein named, as the
same appears of record in my ONCE.
In witness whereof l hereto set my
hand as Clerk, and sfix the seal Of
SEAL. said court at my ONCE in Savannah,
Missouri, this I'D day Of May, A. d.
1872. PHINEAS EDWARDS,
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Pie Greeley and Brown men

THE Greeley and Brown men are
very much in the position of the can
nibal, Ami Robinson, of whom Bar
mum made mention in his book on
humbugs. After a long debauch he
walked up, one day, in great wonder
ment as to his exact locality, and in
qnired of the bystandcrs: "Ami am l,
or am l not Ami?" That is the ques-
ton. Are they themselves, Or some
other party? Most of them agree to
eat the new party crow, but it is
perfectly apparent theydo not banker
after it.
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Order of Publication.
CTATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY

STATE OF MISSOURI, COUNTY
~ Of Andrew.
In the Circuit Court, within and for the county
Of Andrew, in the state Of Missouri, April term
Joseph Younger, executor Of Thomas Forster,
deceased, plaintiff, vs.. George Hodgson, Mary
Hodgson and John Haskins, defendants. Fore
Now ut this day comes the plaintiff, by Will
liam s. Greenlee, his attorney, and it appearing
to the satisfaction Of the court that the defend
his wife, can not be in this
action, IL Is ordered by the court that publica-
ton be made notifying them that an action has
been commenced against them by petition In the
Circuit Court Of Andrew county, In the state OF
Missouri, the object and general nature OF which
is to recover q Judgment in said court against
the said George Hodgson and John Haskins to
one Thomas Forster, for the sum OF two
hundred dollars with interest. ut the rate Of
iSs ere P pece sefs r. ISL; and to procure the
further order and decree Of said court FORE
closing the equity of redemption Of said de-
half Of the northeast quarter OF the northwest
quarter Of section number thirty-hve CO,
ship sixty-one t6l), range thirty-four CA), 10
land having been mortgaged by the defendants to
one Thomas Forster, to secure the payment Of
the above described note. 1t Is further ordered
that unless the said John Haskins be and appear
Mt the next term o fthis court, to be holden at the
courthouse In Savannah, within the said county
Of Andrew, on the fifh day Of August, A. D..
ls1s, and on or before the sixth day thereof III
the term shall 50 long continue, and II not then,
before the end of the term), judgment will be
rendered against him, and his property sold TO
satisfy the same.
II is further ordered that . copy hereof be pub
iished in the ANDREW COUNTY HEPUBLicAS, q
new spaper published In the county OF Andrew
aforesaid, Tor four weeks successfully, the last
insertion 70 be af least four weeks before the
commencement Of the next term Of this court.
State of Missouri, L..
County OF Andrew, je''
J.. Phinens Edwards. Clerk Of the Circuit
Court within and for the county of Andrew
aforesaid, hereby certify the above and foregoing
to be n true and correct copy Of the order of
publication in the cause therein named, rs the
same appears On record In my office.
In witness Whereof have hereto set my hand and
affixed my official seal. at my Office
SEAL. in Savannah, this ssth day OF April,
lsl2. PHiSEAS EDWARDS,
81 Clerk.
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Col. j. H-Keatlv, of Council Bsafs,
has handedsi n his resignation az chair.
man of the Republican. committee OF
Pottawattamic ooIntN-. Meis for Gree
lev and Brown. His name was before
,ths-ladioaLS State convention last sum-
men- fDn the position of liestenant-goy-
'enner.-(Clarinda Democrat.
Thus it is universally. John Smith,
&C., has come out for Greeley. He
was q candidate in the Republican
convention for this or that Office, but
was unsuccessful; or, he applied to
Grant for the Office Of-and was
not appointed, &C., &c.
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GERS and privates of n other class Of

GERS and privates Of any other class OF
Dur soldiers.
/ therefore have, moved this amend
ment. WhaeI believe that the law now
applies to them, while I believe the Pen
sion Bureau is misconstruing the law on
this point, in order that there may be no
misunderstanding about it, and that the
widows and orphans of these men who
did o severe military service than
any other class Of privateS in any OF the
border States shall be put upon the same
footing precisely as the widows and or,
phans of other soldiers, ! have moved
this amendment.
The amendment moved by MIR. Parker,
of Missouri, was agreed to.
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A LARGE and enthusiastic mcetin

A LARGE and enthusiastic meeting
Of the colored people Of Springfield,
Illinois, was had last Friday, at which,
among others, the following resolu-
tle1a was passed:
Resolved, In the words written by
Hon. Lyman Trumbull (once . trust
cd servant of ours,) 'that the Repub-
lican party, without any new depart
urcs, is equal to the correcting Of ex.
isting abuses, and the p~erfecting Of
needed reforms, and its mission will
not have ended till they are accom-
Olished."
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Republican Conventions.

on,. -,
lne tennessee hepaDlican Conven-
rention met III nashville on the 18th.
mere were ABOUT three hundred del
egates-Rresenf. The convention was
nar1nohiens ana enthusiastic, show
,lng:tilat tsle Republicans OF Tennes-
zee. afe 9niIeti, aud unanimous for
Eraht. Deiegates 70 j Phiiadelpliia
Gonsent'on were appointed ana a full
eiectorSi tieKets sciected.
Inc New ORR convention met on
the am day AZ Einiira. The pro-
eeeuinss were harmohiou ana enthu-
sias.ie. Inc ioiioWinsp platform was
aaop'eo: 70 american cit
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-24

Nor q single Republican member of
the lower House Of Congress left his
post to attend the Cincinnati COnven-
ton. But no less than ten or twelve
Democratic Congressman were there.
This is pretty good evidence itself,
aside from any other, as to who man
aged the Cincinnati machine.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-24

If Greeley is elected President, how
will he fill the offices? The honest
Liberals will have nothing to do with
them-they dcspise them. Republic
cans could not be selected, for they
are corrupt. The Democrats would
alone be found willing and fitting to
accept governmental patronage"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-24
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. mt the next term of the
county of Andrew and State of Missouri. on
Monday. the 18th day of June, 1872, will ask
leave Ia make final settlement as such guardian
aud clrafor. AMI ask e, he discharged from fur
curator. JOHN NJ. HDBSOE,
9n Guardian and Curator.
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fines HE political position He says
that he did not make any pledges to
secure Democratic votes. and is entire
ly free and independents. lie asserts
such independence by declaring him
self against Greeley in unqualified
terms, andsays that his election would
be midsummer madness.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-24

LAST week the Era stated that the
Indianapolis Journal, the ablest pa
per in Indiana, had come out in sup
port of the Greeley ticket. II must
be a frail cause which has to be sus-
tanned by Misrepresentation. Our
neighbor seems to be naturally fall
ing into Democratic habits.
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Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and all others inter-
~ rsied In the cstnte Of NJ. d. Scbra, deceased,
are notified that the undersigned intends, at the
next term of the Probate Court for Andrew
county, Missouri, to be held ut Savannah, in
said county, on the 18th dav of June, IS.s, TO
make final settlement OF sail estate.
ALLEN HOLT,
Public Administrator. In charge Of the estate Of
81. Y. Sebrs. deceased.
W. 8. GREYSLEE. ATTORNEY. 3or
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Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and others interested
~ In the estate Of John vestal. deceased, vii
take notice that ut the next term Of the Probate
Court, to be held ut the Office Of the Judge Of
said court, In Savannah, Andrew county, Mis-
souri,, on Monday, the 18th day of June, 1879, I
will ask leave to make final settlement Of said
estate, and ask to be discharged from further
administration j. H.. MOwBRAY.
31 Administrator Of John Vestal, deed.
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I5THIs Reform?

Il is an old plan for the thief who
il being pursued by an indignant and
tumultuous crowd to intermingle
With the pursuers in some way, and
endeavor By theoretically shouting
stop, thief" to divert attention
from himself, and thus escape cap
ture. Tbs people of Andrew county
$50 now having al example of this,
and to their cost. Most of our u
~ officers were elected to the posi-
IRONS they occupy to rectify errors
and reform abuses which were alleged
to exist in county Offices. II was said
in the campaign that the officers were
extravagsnt and reckless with the
peoples money, and that honest men
from the Liberal ard Democratic par
~ should be elected to positions to
carry cut reform, rctrenchment and
economy in every department of the
county. There Was to be no reward
l.e Of politicians for services render
ed successful, candidates during the
canvass; 10 money appropriated from
.ase treasury except for work actually
necessary or required by law, and
then only after it hal been ascertain
sd it was the lowest amOaat for
which the requisite service could be
peaformed. This was all right enough.
These parties, who were once SO
clainorOus for reform in the county,
however, now propose to draw the
attention of the taxpayers away
from the loose and timc-scrving q
augment of the county affairs by
shrieking at the top u the voice:
Corruption in the General Gov
ernment!". Is it not the cry Of ''StOp
theft" Are all the county abuses
done away with? Is no one paid out
of the peoples pockets, in the way Of
fat jobs, &c, for their influence in the
last election? II it is not SO, appear
ances are wonderfully deceiving.
Dne Of our county officers, elected
as a Liberal aud rcformer, has time
and again publicly remarked in effect
that his printing belonged to the Era
office. Aud Ills acts go to sustain too
well the truth of the declaration; for
the printing ofHall kinds which he is
empowered to have done has been
uniformly taken TO the New Era
Office, to be charged for at the highest
rate collectable by law, sadlthe bill is
promptly allowed by the County
Court, as dutiful children ought to
do-for the Era claims two OF the
County Judges as Its foster chill
dren." 20 1
The printing and ADVERTISING Of the
county shosstA be done as all other
work for the county is done, viz: let
to the lowest bidder. II the Liberal
ofdce-holdcrs give their printing to
rr
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Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and all others inter-
Oested In the estate Of John Anderson, de-
ceased, are notified that the underslgn intends,
II the next term Of the Probate Court for An
drew county, Missouri, to be held at savannah,
In said county, On the 18th day Of June, ls7s. to
r. unsy settiement Of said estate, w.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-05-24

THE Rock Port cypress calls Sena-
tor Ferry a Democl ut. Please take
it back in your next ISSUE as Arte-
mus Ward used to do 40 easily to
avoid walioping. a,t 5 100
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Thursday, the 18Th day Of Jun,
Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and all Others inter-
~ ested In the estate Of IL. d. Dodge, de-
deceased. will take notice that Ut the ne 1t term
Of the Probate Court, 10 be held ut the office Of
the Judge OF said Court, In Savannah. Andrew
county, Missouri, On Monday, the 18th day Of
1s7s. will make final settlement Of said
estate, and ask 10 be discharged FROM further
administration a. T.. DODGE,
500 Administrator of D.. Dodge, deg.
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Land for Sale.

EORTY ACRES OF LAND FOR
Il sale, situated in this county, squarter Of a
nnce prairie; terms liberal. For further partic-
ulsrs call ON John Anderson nj Bolckow, or the
undersigned nt savannah. I This land Is in n very
line and rapidly growing neighlorhood.
JS G. II. DAVENPORT.
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Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and all others inter-
" ested In The estate Of Hiram Miller. de-
ceased, are notified TINT the undersigned in
Andrew county, Missouri, to BE- held nj savan-
nah, IN said county, on the 18th day Of June,
ldIs, 70 make final settlement OF said estate.
US r, ", MILLER, Executor.
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Gov. Brown, of Missouri. has issued
another proclamation, in which he Of
fcrs $500 reward for each of the Cas-
county mur1ercrs.
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FARMS for Sale.

3s. A good dwelling house, 2leh, . brick sbop, and stable in Savannah.
al. A Food farm Of E8 acre., IL miles from St. JOSEPH, 1z8 acres under hncs, .
sos. A pleasant country 55ssdenee. With 5 acres ofl.9d, 80 apple trees 1000 gaps
4S. A magnificent farm of56 acres, 81 acres in mltiv.fon 81 nssd hsdss, 6
cres of timothy a good orchard, and abundance Of good stock wAsr.
4E. A small farm of 40 acres, q miles from Savannah, . acre. in cultivation le
hons. $50 apple trees, 200 peach hees, good spring.
40. An excellent farm os7 acre, 60 acr. well improves. n. v. Of Whissdns
new dwelling of12 rooms, 700 fruit hes, ] mile from school house. s
Ali. A 53scre tract, IL miles from Savannah, 80 aeres in cultivation, 80 apps
trees l mile from school house. . 4 b~
AZ. l3 acres, miles north esav,nnahb, 80 aaes in cultivation. balance tubs,
good stock water, agoodapple and peach orchard.
46. A good farm Of "a acres l mile from WhitsyiIe.
AS. A we'll improved farm Of Nacres, . good frame house. good water, s. apple
trees, and a variety of small fruit
small fruit 800
trees, and other fruit.
good stables and We'll watered, IL mile from depot liberal terms given.
o 43 A small farm of 10 acrs,2 IL mesfom Savannah, allnder fence and cir
improvements, and q variety of fruit cheap for cash.
44. l6O acres,a all under fence, and we'll improved, 900 apple tees, 800 peach
trees l acre Of grape vines, and variety Of small fruit on liberal terms.
45 A good farm of ITO acres, . good frame house, mile from WhiesHls, $50
frees GOOD stock water mile Of hedge. 10 ores of timber.
46 SO acef farm, "a acres in cultivation, log dwelling good disable asmalloruhard,
12 mile from school house.
rood we'll and cstern q small orchard, 2 IL miles from Rochester.
Several dwellings sim the city, for sale cheap
A number of suburban residedces and unimpoved lots adjoining the city, for
sale on favorable terms
48. One hundred and ninety six acneo Of good farming land, 2mles from Savan-
nah. with dwellings; can be divided into farms 160apps trees . large number of
reach and cherry trees and smanfuit under good fence. and well wateed; Q very
desirable location. ~. f
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We have yet to learn of any one
single Republican in this county that
supports the Cincinnati ticket
[MaysviAe (DeKalb county, Register.
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READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS AND GAPS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
TRUNKS AND VALISES,

Ing Goods, &C.,
As cheap as can be bought in
this part of the country, that he
has removed into the building
on the East side of the Public
Square, Savannah, Mo-, where
he has fitted up in comfortable
style, and all who want any
thing in his line in excellent
quality and at very low rates
are invited to give him a call.
Call and examine before buy
ing elsewhere.
ri It. EIRKER.
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SENATOR Seward has expressed
himself in favor of the reelection of
President Grant. .Ij
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i i:

H s..
HAVING purchased the Ice put up
IL by Mr.. Grabill, lam now prepared 70 fur
nish hotels, saloons, private families. picnics,
in short, any one wishing ice on reasonable
terms. For information, inquire OF II e.. She'd
rick 4 Co., or leave your order there.
j. W. HUTTON.
Savannah, May ls, 1872. SIC
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"rHE HOUND CITY,

Is THE school Of the west, . live ipstitvtio,
thorough; practical, and anording advnnssses
dents have entered within the last few vss.-
from Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska, Iowa mi.
aos, ksntneky Texas, Colorado, and othrs
Enr nmItary 70 sne srsde Of st. Louis.
'"'ars anu otner information, address
Ss ThOs. A.RlcE, rr.s,t.
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FRIDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 49,
Mass MeetinE!'
REPUBLICANS! TURN QUIT!

The Republican voters of Andrew
county are requested to meet at the
Court. house in Savannah, Oh
Saturday. May 25, 1872,
At one O'Clock r. N, for the purpose
ofelecting a County Central Commit
tee to serve, the ensuing ear, in accor-
dance with the call from the State
Central Committee, a full attend
snce is earnestly solicited.
VIM. Is. ALLEN,
Chairman pro tenn. Co. Central Com.
HENDERSON, EDWARDS, Sec'y.
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To young men seeking situations zoe
can offer, by means Of sys-
temized plan, special p
Contracts Guaranteeing Situations
To those finishing our course satisfactorily.

Parents desiring to send Younger scna ran
have them placed In the family Of one OF the Pro-
tessors, under his especial care, and ON very
terms. "s