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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-06
Assignee's Notice.

CHARLES n. DAILY. assignee of Samuel F.
COwan, e1 pate. Re it rem-mbered that
Charles N. Daily, Assignee of Samuel F. COwan,
on the 18th day of June, l5.2, and during the ses-
sion of the Circuit Court within and for Andrew
county, state OF Missouri, being the April ad-
the orders of said Court, filed in Court an exhibit
on oath u statement of the accounts of the said
trust, together with his claims and vouchers, to-
geiher with n PRAYER To said Court TO make AZ
order of distribution of certain lots and real es-
tate in the city of st. Joseph, In Buchanan
county, Missouri, said lots airi real estate hav-
ing been redeemed by said assignee from urort-
gage and judgment liens for the benefit Of said
estate with the individual means of said assignee;
therefore. from the premises Aforesaid, II Is or
give public notice of the exhibition and Ming OF
such accounts by said assignee, by publication
for four weeks in the Andrew County Republi-
can, n newspaper published in Savannah, An
drew county, state of Missouri, and That such
accounts and PRAYER of said assignee Will be al
lowed by the Court nj the August adjourned term
thereof, to be begun and held in savannah, An
drew county, Mo, on the Eth day OF october,
1872, said PRAYER to be heard and such allow ance
to be made on the 2d day of sand adjourned term.
tO-wit: on the l9ih day Of October S.2, unless
good cause To the contrary be shown.
State of Missouri. county Of Andrew, ss:
l, Phincas Edwards. Clerk of the Circuit Court
within and FOX The. ecnss:- cf Andrew in the state
o. Mtsscfri, hereby certify the above and force
going 20 be u true and correct copy of an entry
made in said Court in the matter of Charles NJ.
Daily, assignee of samuel +. Cowan, on the l0th
day Of August, 1877, rs the same appears Of rec
ord In my Office.
In witness whereof l have hereto
49,, set my hand and liked my official
ShAL' seal at my Office in savannah, this 18th
day Of August, lS.2. 2
PHISEAS EDWARDS, Clerk
BY W. W CALDWELL, Deputy Clerk. AZ
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Berkshire Pigs.

have just ordered a lot of Berk-
shire pigs from II Of the largest
breeders of Berkshires in the vest
Persons wanting pigs ofthe Berkshire
stock will do well to address ME at
Savannah, or call at my residence
three and a half miles north of Rocfl-
ester. L. BRAYTON.
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To Lease.

For an indefinite tern, the pondi in
front of the Circuit Clerks Office
Ducks, frogs and mud-turtles will be
taken in payment. Apply soon at the
County Clerks office, one door to the
eft up one flight of stairs.
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nj TREASURER.

.,,,or;zed TO announce John B. Ma
Hes ITSadsWsy Township, as candidate for
jsr, o. TTss.snr.r. subject 70 the decision Of the
S.s.ty Republican Convention
49,. .uthorised 10 announce Lewis a. Holt
Ne.aS,dste for County Treasurer, subject to
= aaejsiou Of the County Republican Conren
Wv. .utborized to John T. Barr,
Nsn1oJln township, q . candidate for County
q ..'p.r. subject To the decision Of the Repub-
y. County Convention.
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To Teachers and Parents.

The time is approaching for our
schools to begin, and it would be Veil
to see that your pupils and children
are provided with books, states, PEN
ellis. pens and paper. You get all
of these at Youart & S%argent's.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-09-06

THE Supreme Court on Tuesday
last, ordered a decision sustaining
the legality of the act Of General As
sembly passed March 18th, 1871, re-
moving the justices of the Buchanan
County Court.
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Clifton Houaei
Under NeD

U uaderigned, having become proprietor
p ne shove hotel, would respectfully n
- 70 tne travelling public that he intends
~sgu1e u In many respects, and an extended
= sHP1alense q . landlord warrants the belief that
II .use VII meet every want sought for In Q
Eaea establishment. Commercial men will
~ n. NV mo. sample room to display am
- epeciai Inducements to regular boarders.
LE.oaea leave for and arrive from every train
Essss 'he city. Give US q trial.
JIM CULLERs.
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Grant and Wilson Club.

- Midway Township Grant aud Wilson
I..sts EVERY SATURDAY EVENING, at
sn1 10 Wsterman's Building, northwest Of
s.ssr., Savannah, Missouri. All those OPP
~ Greeleyism in any Of its forms are cor
.MT md earnestly requested TO participate In
Ensefines. I. n. WEBSTER, Pres't.
6. Paul, Sec'y.
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$4,000. $4,000.

Wanted for sale, a good prairie
farm, of about one hundred and six
ty acres. Price not to exceed $1,000
cash. WIN. CHALLACOMBE,
Real Estate Agent.
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10 L. G. STONE, MD, having located in Sa-
u. vannah, offers his professional services to
Be citizens Of the city and vicinity. Once,
ksta lida the Square, first door east Of the new
Ack Building, g.
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announcements.
SURVEYOR.

,oJ,.d 70 announces z. n. Gum Of
Ne ~ saSnsbip. a. a candidate for the once
SsurrsfysS, County Republican Convention.
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HARDWARE &c.

AN0LBURN, JOY 4 CO., dealers in hardware,
v stovet and tinware, north sid Of the square,
k~Arnnsh, No. Jobbing in tinwork done on
|tAsrt notice. q
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u,uooI SUpERIyTENDEET.

.n,borized to announce W. D. Hoar,
We are sawnship. as . candidate for the Office
Il llssts i schooi Superintendent, subject to the
4 County y s ne Republican County Convention.
decision ...s,r,,ed to announce Hanson Ward,
We ne ToWuship, ass candidate for County
q Pl;as nrintsndent, subject to the decision Of
SnU Emblem Convention.
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rnp COLLECTOR.

.u,nortsed to announce E n Mitchell,
" are Township, as Q candidate for the
81 NodsSs! ~ Collector, subject TO the decision
40 o. Oo. kspublican Convention.
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OuIeT::0f Publication.

CTATE of Missouri, County Of Andrew Els.
- tate Of John NJ. Caniron, deceased. Now or
this day comes II. NJ. Beauchzmp, Adminisfra.
tor of the estate of JohH-A. Cgarbn, deceased,
and present to the court his petition, p-xying fer
al order for the sale ofeeriain real estate Of which
said John VI. Camron died sliced, described As
followa: The undivided one-fourth Of the east
half of the southeast quarter Of section No. six
t6l, Of township ~fty-one (5l), of range thirty
COY, in Clay county, state Of Missouri, subject
to the dover interest of the widow OF deceased,
for the purpose of paying the debts of said estate.
Which said petition was accompanied by the Rc-
counts. lists and inventory, as required by Law,
showing that said estate is indebted and that
said debts are unpaid, and that there is not sum-
cient assets on hand to pay the same. -
On examination thereof, il Is ordered by tire
court, that all persons interested in the estate of
said deceased be notified that application a
aforesaid has been made, and that un less the con-
trary be shown on or before the first day of the
the next term Of this court, 10 be holden on the
18th day OF September next (lS12), an order viii
be made for the sale OF the real estate in said petit
ton described. or so much thereof rs shall be
sufficient for the payment of said debts and the
that this notice be published for four weeks in
some newspaper in said Andrew County. -
state of Misspui ,.Galnty Of Andrew, IS:
!, j. r Caldwell, Judge of Probate, In and
for the county aforesaid, hereby certify that tho,
foregoing is u true copy of the Order of Publicx-
ton for sale Of lands in the estate of John Cam
ron. deceased, AS fully Ne thr SAINT remains on
record in my office.
Witness my hand and official seal
s,, this 18th day of August, A. d. 1872.
AZ j. X. CALDWELL. Judge.
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CLOTHING, &C.

n. sCHUSTER & CO, dealers in ready
VI. nsde clothing, hats and caps. boots n
10 corner Of the public square. Examine our
psdi and prices. q
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FOR

,,horired to %ennounce Captain Fem
q ~, S,,csI' Of Platte Township, .. .. : Ssad u
- tor sher ~ re County Republican ConTen-.
=. decitlon " - L.
|usa- A.-,,ed 10 announce Jonathan Snow
VI ~ se yo~nship, asa candidate for
IN, q .nSrsHs County, subject to The deci-
eshis o. q. Republican Convention:
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Election Notice.

Election Notice.
Y b Eld . seleby given that an election will
'as' the l4th day Of September,
-, IL liz i--
sss fsr purpose Of electing two School d.
80 &c soe city OF Savannah and territory
sssasn = y Tor school purposes; the two Df-
ssssehnop eaected 70 oil the places of james
sssas u 80 James z. Watts, whose term Of
satAe RUiiectors expires at that time. BY
prNs |, 'AMEs ANDERSON. President.
'Secy 49,
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asw Lime Kiln I

iii y, saoeIsigned has just started a lime
aap. y,e a. and a quarter mile north Of Sa-
seajd yqthe Whitesville road, where he
u pleased to receive orders from all
Ill ~ nme ct very low rates. Give me
H. .grders left at the residence Of C.
Jnn'Hssannah. AMOS COBB.
LILO iol2. 800
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RaiIroad Time. Table.
,,uu, CITY, 81. Joseph &C. B. Railroad.
Going NORTH Gong Southo
Atlantic Shicago han: Cisy raeinc

grisht, going north, passes Savannah al A.
"a roing south at 6 so r. n.
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BAKERY, &c.

=II c. sHEDRICK & CO., Eagle bakery, con-
Q. fctionery and restaurant, west side Of the
IAN. "a
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DIRECTORY.

in fku coixmn, .Gffy cents per hns
m fvtlre month";, inciEdtng the general head.
TfSs, rho sdrerfise in this column are reliable
AL ,freiqktfor1rard In their resPeeire eaifngs.
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At the Old Standi
Sou'h'side Cffhe Public Square.

ITO my old ciIsto,se-s | take great pleasure In
i announcing tfat I have brought from New
York one uf tht largest stocks of goods in my line
ever brought - .his city, consisting in part Of !:
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-14
Use ola Receipt.

In the city Of Halifax there dwell, a lawyer,
crafty, subtle and cute as a fox An Indian If
the Micmac tribe, named Simon, owed him
some money. The lawyer had waited long
for the tin. His patience at last gave out,
AMI he threatened the Indian with law suits,
proc esses and executions.
The poor red man got scared and brought
the money to his creditor. The Indian wait
ed, expecting the lawyer would write receipt.
What are you waiting tor:' said the law
yer.
Receipt" said the Indian.
"a receipt SAID the lawyer, receipt; what
do you know about a receipt can you under
stand the nature OF a receipt tell Inc the use
of one and will give it to you.'
The Indian looked ut him moment and
then said:
"S'pose maybe NE die me 60 to heben ne
find the gate locked me see the 'pos.le Peter
he say Simon, what you want 2 me say,
Want to get in he say, you good man 2 me
say, yes; he say, you pay Mr. J. da. money {!
what HE do: | hab 40 receipt. hal to hunt all
ober hell to find your
He got receipt
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-14

ShtnS per day Agents wanted All classes OF working
1880 people, Of either sex, young or old. make mos
money nj work for ut In ther moments all the time,
nan thng else Particulars Free Address e. snson
Co. Portland, Maine. eplAlv
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-14

The tract of land owned by the Pamunky
tribe of Indians In King Williams county, Va,
embraces 1,466 acres, but only about 700 are
arabic. They have one school, one Baptist
church, built in 1865, and three ministers.
Every one above the age Of fifteen years is a
member Of the church. The tribe numbers
eighty-fve. Their chief occupations are fishing
and hunting. They also engage, but not very
largely, in the cultivation Of the soil, they
elect their, chief and he holds the office as long
as he discharges his duties faithfully. Thorn
as Cook is their chief at this time.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-12-14
Good Points Of Il Cow.

Observation and experience have taught some
rules to be observed in the choice of good milk
ers, though not infsllible are by 70 means TO be
despised. A few doggerel verses, which appear
ed some months since in the Farmers III 'gaziue'
state what are popularity called IN England 'he
points OF good COW, though. as already remt' z
ed, 1t Is rare thing to find them all combined III
one animal and, therefore, this COW poem Is to
some little extent a fancy sketch. As now quo
ted 1t is sadly altered from the original:
She's long in her face she's fine in her horn,
she'll quickly get fat without G1ke or chi
She's heavy iu flank, and VIDE IN her ioin
She: Straight dat backed wii60ate er lump,
She's wide In her hips and C aim In hlr eyes.
She's fine in her shoulders and thin in her thighs
She's light in her neck, and small in her tail.
shes Side IL her breast I'd anH VIII III the mix pail
She's iry without-s meat market within
To state in prose the characteristics OF good
mixer, as guide in purch ,sing dairy stock :
/. Youth A COW is in her prime from four
to six years. and the best paying time to BUY Is
Just after the birth of her second or third calf
g Prominence and fulness of milk veins. ard
velv etry aoftness of skin. The milk veins down
on either side of the animal toward the udder,
and are easily psrceptblo to the eye, or can be
readily found by pressure OF the hand. II the
NINA il not over.fat. The ska should be soft
5 Symmetry, fullness, and sottness of the nd
der. 1t should DO broad, we'll spread out, pro.
jecting behind the legs, and also reaching for
ward under the belly. There should be THU.
ness to the touch and absence of ieshiness and
thickness.
/. Perfect number and conditioo of tert. II
one te.t is wanting, about Il fourth less milk will
be the result. A cows uGder is not, So some
suppose, Il barrel with four taps, bat is divlded
into tour different compartments, called milk
glands each Of which has its own tap or teat.
1t is not only i'm portant that the full number of
te.ts be present and i'll working order, but it is
desirable that fhey be well placed, not crowded
together but pretty far and uniformity spart;
rather long and tapering; all pointing down and
oatwatds; equal in size and even in Appearance.
Doclity and quietness OF disposition. These
arc indicated by large, mild aud clear eyes, and
IN air of contentment generally. A COW that is
quiet and centeAted feeds ut e.se, chews her cud
with tire satisfaction, and will secrete and yield
more milk than any restles. and turbulent AMI.
NAL, having similar milking characteristics in
other respects.
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ed that railway ticket is good either way
between the points 1t includes-no matter
what the rules of the corporation printed on
said ticket may be. Another court in the
same state has decided that telegraph compa-
MES are liable tor damages resulting from
failures or delay IN the transmission or dciv.
cry Of messages-no matter what the printed
blanks on which the message is written may
say to the contrary.
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Works which should be found in every Ibray-witlin n
reach OF all eaders-WoTk; entertain, instruct I'm
prove copies viii be by return pos, receipt pTlc
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Poisoned TO Death.

a healthy liver secretcs each day about two
and {. s.f pounds of bile, which contains great
amount ct waste material taken from the boos.
Wien the iivor becomes torpid or contested, it
lara to eliminate tins vast amount e noxioes
suh''hnca. which, Therefore. r IN in, To poison
the hluod and be conveyed e. very part Ut the
sys,.a. Wh.t must hu a.. condition e the
blood when 1t i. receiving and res tiinur ch day
TWO and half pounds OF poison Nature tri,s
TO work OF. this posou through other ohxnnela
and orsaus-the kidneys, lung, skin etc: but
these organs become overt ,X,i in performing
this labor, IN addition to their untuSal functions,
and can not iong whist nd Ne pressure, but be-.
come vAriously dise ,sed
The brain, which is the gres. electrical centre
of all vitality, il uuduiy stimulated be tho I'm.
healthy hlood which p.r.es t, it iron, tho heart.
and IL fail. 10 per. ria its flee he,l,htullv.
Henc" l." r!mPL"'ns Of bile poisoning which are
dullu.s.. h. -dache, incapaci,y to Keep tho mind
on an subjec, impirmen. ot memory. di.yv.
slccp-. n.rv,u- ics!iug, gloomy iorchtliug, and
irrit .hlity of temper. The bOoi itscif tepx dia.
eased 49, It forms the sweat upon the surface al
the skin, l. ~ Irritating and poisonous that Il
produce. disculpred brown spote, pimp!es, bloch.
and other erup,ions ~ sares, boils, o,rbuncles
and sc-o,nloua tumors. The stomach, bowels
and other organs spoken Of. cannot escape becom
ing affected sooner or later, and costivoness
piles, dsopsy, dyspepsia, diIrrhu,, female weak
ness, and many other forms Of chronic disease
are among the necessary results. As a remed,
for all these manifestations OF disease, DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery iS positivol
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uneausled. By it the stomach and liver are
ebsnyed 10 an active and healthy state, the ap-
petite regulated and restored the blood End Sc.
eretions thoroughly purified and enriched. and
the whole system renovated and built up anew
Sold by all first-c!ass druggists.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
How TO GO WEST.

This is an enquiry which everyne
should have t'uthfu1y answered befdhe
starts on his journey, and little cank-
ell in examination of Routes will in ny
cases save muh trouble, time and my.
The &C., B. IL Q. R. r." runningm
Chicago. through Galesburg to Burlinn,
and the "I., B. & W. Route" rung
from Indianapolis, through Bloomim
to Burlington, have achieved a spkil
reputation in the last two years ALE
leading Passenger Routes to the WestA
Burlington they connect with the b, d
r. r. and fom the great BurliDi
Route, which 'uns direct through Stl
ern Iowa to 1ebraska and Kansas,it
close connections to California andh
Territories; AMI passengers starting Of
Cecil County, On their way westwaTd.ar
not do better tlan to take the BURLIyto
ROUTE.
This Line has published pamphleal
ed elbow to go West" which colir
much valuable information; large 'oe
map of the Great West, which Gl l
obtained free of charge by addresshlti tt
General Passenger Agent B. & MI J
Burlington, Iowa. /
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27
RISING SUN ITEMS.

Deaths.-On Saturday last, an infant son
of Mr., and Mrs. Rowland, aged . months,
died at the residence of Hiram Brown, its
grandfather, of cholera infantum. On
Saturday, Goth inst, son of r. McCauley,
aged II months, died from the effects of a
burn received some short time ago.
Celebration.-On Wednesday, s4th inst,
the NJ. E. Sabbath School, of this place,
had celebration on the Woodlawn Camp
Ground. The Rising Sun Band headed the
procession and enlivened the occasion.
Rsmopals.-Mr Lamborn has removed to
Kennett Square; Mr.. JDo. T. Bowden
removed into the house lately occupied
by Mr.. L.; VIM. Grason moved into the
house vacated by Mr.. Bowden-this was
formerly The Cecil House, and Mr.. g.,
again resumes operations in it.
Calm.-Our citizens, for the last week,
have been talking of little else than the
late destructive fire, and re-counting the
many accidents and incidents; but now
have got it all talked up, and are quite
calmed down, except when the ncendiary
is the subject of remark, then things are
lively.
Dry.-The drouth still continues. Corn
is beginning to suffer. Both late and early
potatoes will be short crops. Tie second
crop of grass will be very short.
The Cecil Whig., 1872-07-27

WHAT THE KU-KLUx EXPECT OF GREE
LEY.-A Greeley organ in Alabama, the
Talladege Neacs, recently published the fol-
lowing brutal account of the murder of two
Union soldiers while attempting to arrest n
man who had been indicted for Ku-Klux-
ing: "Last Sunday two Yankee boys in
blue visited the house of Mr.. Maroney, in
Shelby county, and near the county line of
Shelby and Bibb, not far from the little
village known as Six Mile, for the purpose
of arresting him under bill found by the
Grand Jury of the United States Court,
recently in session in Montgomery. Mr..
Maroney was implicated in the Coosa coun-
ty affair. Under this true bill found by
the Grand Jury these brave soldiers of the
best Government the world ever saw went
with handouts for Mr.. Maroney. He well
coined them with hospitable hands to inhos-
pitable graves-he poured lead into one and
cold steel into the other, whereupon both
of these gallant soldiers gave up the ghost,
and Mr.. Maroney is still as free as the air
which he inhales. We gather these facts
from a reliable gentleman just returned
from Shelby county. We regret and con-
demn this occurrence, and call upon our peo-
pie to remain quiet-the old white hat will
make all things right