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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-10
FROM ABROAD. a
ENGLAND

London, June S.--The Dd,ly TeleyoD5
says It has reason to believe the negotiation
with the United States government relative
to definite settlement Of the consequential
damages controversy are progressing salts
factoriy.
The London telegram of the 2sth ult.
states that Commissioners Cohen and
Young, appointed by the Board of Trade
to examine the claims of the American
case, consider that the total claims. amount :
ing to Sl7 100000, will be amply met by
IS, 100000. ~ ~
The report of the Admiralty commits
sloners on the claims for expenses incurred
by the United Strtes navy in pursuit of the
Confederate cruisers, concludes that the
greatest part Of the claim of 81, 900 600 js
inadmissible, and that if Great Britain
were held liable for the four cruisers-Al-
ALBANIA, Florida, Georgia, and Shenandoah
the amount could not exceed one million
and half.
Hardnd, June 10.-Captain General
Nalmaseda has arrived at Nueyitas.
severe engagement has taken place
between Colonel Bascomes and Vincente
Garcia. The Spaniards report the killing
OF twenty insurgents, including Lico Cruze.
the second in command of Garcia's forces.
Ihe insurgents attempted to recapture
Cruze after he was wounded, but were not
successful.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-10
A HOME IN VIRGINIA.
RESTAURANT.

THE SOUTHERN ASSOCfATION.-RAF-
il FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or
phans of the Southern States
DIsTRIBUrIoN No 374 EVENING, june 8.
A 10 "A 81 s 80 20 80 IL rs 40 64
DISTRIBUTION No. s75 MORNING. June 10
so 26 SO % IS l3 81 "a SO 81 80 "a
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this 10th
day of June, 1872 a.E.
SIMMONS & CO., O. q. TOMPklNS,
Managers. Commissioner.
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFLE can he pur,
chased from Captain w. L. DABNEY, at the
Branch Office. No. Twelfth street. thraa doors
iron Main
DUTTERICK'S PATTERNS.
I'D Sole Agency, HOWE SEWING MACHINE,
Office S23 Main street
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-18
'OR.MSBI HOUSE,
Corner Of Carson and Second Streets,
CARSON CITY. NEVADA
GEO D. FRYER. --- Proprietor


rt'HE ABOVE NAMED PROPRIETOR HAN IHu ~
I I,a.,.d tlp O1,l~lv House wluld inform his
friends and the travelling public that this House
has been thoroughly redtted throughout and put
in complete order for the comfort and pleasure oi
al! who may please To give him cali
The TABLE Will, at all times, Toe suppIed "ili'
all tl.. 1It,S;antiaS as well the iuXuTies ttat
the market affords. y 10 pains Will be spared t"
rlase. guests and every attention Will be Paid 10
their respective wants at all times
Th4 EAKis well stocked with Fine Liquors,
Wines, &c. ,r,o,,
Attached to the House il n BILLIARD ROoA!
containing Three Tables Of the latest improved
styles with good cue, balls and tne iiG;tf-
Ala. GEN ERAL STAG T. OFtICEfor the stages
c,r.ftrf,rirr with ali the dIterut lines OF St&zes
amt Railroads running tir"uEh tits state ami
Calfornia. and any information in relation /" the
SAINT. lI.! he cheertuly given at ali times
~ Particular attention Ii1jd to booking Pas
-. rall-,.- them &c Nov. 3p-tf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-18

\ professor in a certain college
took his class out on pleasant after
noon to exercise them in surveying,
and next morning examined them on
the same. The 1irst man was called
mp. Said the professor " How
would vou 80 to work to survey a
lot OF land?" Deep thinking, but
no answer.) "If a man should come
to you to survey lot Of land, what
wouIdyou do?" Il Think said the
student, thoughtfully, L should tell
him he had better get somebody
else"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-18
THE WHEELER EXPLORING FX-
Petition.

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.,,|,,[,l, =, .'.+;.t,- rs +Tat . Ia1l,a
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amount 81 l''I '1'''4C i ''it'. ii t-.'li ''7'---
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ne - ''1l'.,':' ~ '1l--i -.','' ,I-I .ol3?
I"pH$ "I Il ''l>''I0' '''2''' ~, 'i4' = :
1l!cS III "-.l .,--u 'lA ,'t-:'. 80 ,t -G,l7.
LII '.,'.' l.-',iLl I5t,,'; ,-'o''l o+'r'
we're ,'el'- W. 'I''.t Iel-?,l .t-.'' iitiri TI,
minor pG''l9 Hhl ''oNl',l,'' .r =, ne
country 't'Ai l-lAo - y-i1 ~. .,.Si ;I '';to
was Io.'.-' i'oC ~ - ~ - ,,o'g 'oa a" ,
Io@u P4II'-..7tS Ii y !<'Ii''- I.;I a lGI'
s1"tI""-e ''-S'IIIl oo1'' l'i9'' ., Ii0,'i-'
Apac4e9 Vas eA"llllLl'.' . anu rs ,3'l 'ol'
I5I"liS e., r'-i-.' ;,IlII',,' - ~ "e.ie, a.
ttooA' ''5- l'lLl''' NON ne Io,'tG I',S
We're ''...-,'1iy I-s l,.''t'' 'i:,' -: d t.'l =
mass Oh -'.'VIL-"'toH 10 % an III'' 4''1
c4arac'rF',,iLetted. Inc great can %"
OF the N'-'F,'1o "i~7 39ceHdc" III
shy IN i-lliS2 lI''iLi i'S -i-' u IN
y Il''I,SI W. 81. e'',S- 1t ''';,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-01-18

Follow the wise few, rather than
the vulgar many.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
9At l'ru'ss.
Fsy ~ lfId1asws D0sw1s.
Action of uanuros,

Prot. Samuel johnson Of YaDs Oe0)eGos
in his Essays on Manures. statse shss -
tilisers may shos their bepsecial sesss =
several different Ways, and that shsy May
produce the results which follow their ~
plicasion both directly and indirsctly- u
the former Of these modes of sctios. tbey
afford direct nutrimsnt to plsuts, sud vhtIe
thus serving ~ food, Il stands 10 reeeoe.
that those manurcs which present thsis
constituent parts in such condition o q
be readily sssimilated. are best suitsa =
fu,6Il the desires Of the farmer, and - 10.
sure large and rcmunerssive crops.
When mhnurcs act indirectly. they psag
the part of solvents or sbsorbents. sad
thus afford food to plants through the ~
dium of thu influence upon ccustitueuts als
ready existing ia the soil. but which With
out this influence would remain inert aad
useless. Lime. gypsum. and salts Of am-
mouis not only exhibit this indirect sotiea.
but in addition to their tendency TO render
matters active, they likewise afford valua-
BILE uutrint mt to growing crops. and thus
in two ways perform their functionss vhish
renders them 80 indispensable to the farm
er.
Among tho constituents which plasts
require, and which should be contained IL
in every 20 cd fertilizer. Prof. JohusoH 9.
numerates carbonic acid, ammonia. sui
phuric acid, phosphoric acid, oxide Of iron.
chlorine, lime, magnesia, potash and sods.
All these substances are indispensable to
healthy plants. II one Of them be abscns,
| Il IA I. L...nc Eoes,cs s.lv ~. osf uoe1a
contain some Of these substances in abun-
dance. Silica and oxide Of iron are nevor
wholly abs mt iu an srable soil. and hence
they need not be supplied in the form OF
maaurcs. Blu, the other bodies above e.
numersted are frequently wanting; Or Il
not altogether lacking. they esist in such
smal! quantities as to be unable to furnish
a sufficient supply to crops They mutt
be applied 10 the land in the form Of man.
urcs, or q c dcrtsin deterioration will follow.
One rcas on Of the success which has at
tended the use Of Whauns Raw Bone SUI
per Phosphate. is because il yields to tho
soil and to growing plants all these ueces-
sary subs,a hccs By the decomposition Of
lis organic matter. which readily cnsucs
under a,mos spheric influences. it furnishcs
carbonic acid while II contains pianti-
fal supply " all the other essentials y
is this ies,ur re Which has rendered Whann'e :
so Indispensable 10 our best farmers. and
which has placed It n, the head OF Amcri-
can manur,s. The fac, that tho standard
Of this celel lra,cd fertilizer has been rigie:
Is main,aih ped, and that !, has met with
Increasing favor every succeeding year, is
well known to our mos, intelligent farm:
ers. who & I've it the prsfercncc over all
other similar articles. This reputation
has been we'll earned. and farmers are not
slow to sho their appreciation Of the ef-
forts Of the manufacturers to place before
them the best fertilizer Manufactured in
tho country
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
Ca tile Killing Trees,

A cores pondent Of the CouI,sy Gen.
tlcman say.
II is fact that all careless farmers
must have noticed, that tree. seeming
ever so thrifty and whutevcr kind, 70
which ca',ld have access. and under which
they stand, will very soon dic--in tho
case Of solitary shade trees in pastures or
by the road side. This is a common oc-
currcnee. and the question naturally ari-
scs, Why is itl-first. rubbing tree
by the neck Of cattle is highly injurious.
aud il persisted in will commonly destroy
them sooner or later. but II the body Of
the tree be tascd so TINT their nccks can.
no, touch ID, death will ensue just as Ger
iainly. if they arc allowed to trample
around it. But why should trampling
the earth destroy the trees? The reason
is one of " de aud important application
to the law Of vegetable growth. Tho
roots Of plants need the air just as much
as the leaves aud brsnches. Their case
is similar to that Of fishes. which although
they must have water, must have air alec,
viz, just abou, as much AZ perme;.es tho
water II /, be all shut cif, so that mono
which ia fro a.h can Get to them. they will
cxhaus. tho supply on hand aud then die
for the want OF more. So the roots Of
trees and vcg getables want air When tho
earth is in n normal or natural condition. IL
is full Of channels by which air gets to
them Blu, If cattle are allowed to tramp
down the earth. and the sun aids the work
by baking il at the same time. a sIjst
like brick is formed. that shuts oG the
moisture, and the tree soon dwindles aud
dies. So tree cannot live IL its roots
arc covered Hith close pavcmens they
will struggle for life by creeping to tho
surface. aud hosting ou, brick here and
u stone there. or End q crcvice where their
noses can snuff little fresh air. but u
caught aud kept down will finally give II
up. FROM the above facts think cattle
Of no benefit 10 orchards. and tho farmers.
who still persist in yarding their stock Of
cattle in their orchards. must expect the
trees to die of.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
Selttt tloetrp.
FIRMNEss.

Well, let him 90, and let him stay,
do not mean TO die;
! guess he'll gnd tina, | can live
without him, II I Try:
lie though, 10 frighirn me with frowns,
So terrible and hlnek--
Hell stay away n thousand years
Before | ask him back
lie said that had acted wrong,
And foolishly beside
won't forget him after that
wouldn't II died.
II were wrong. what right had ho
To be 50 cross with me
know I'm not an angel quite
don pretend 10 be.
lie had another sweetheart once,
And now when We fall cut.
lie tells me she WAS no, so cross,
And that she didn't pou,.
II Is enough 10 vcx saint
It's more than can hear
| wish that girl of his was
Well. ! don't care whore.
lie thinks that she was pretty, too
Was beautiful as good
wonder If she'd get him back
Again now, if she could
know she could, aud there she is
She lives almos, Ia sight;
And now It's almost nine % clock
Perhaps he's there tonight.
I'd almos; write to him to come
But then Eve said | WON'T
do no, care so much. but she
Shan I have him II ! don't.
Besides, know that was wrong,
And he WAS in tho right,
guess III tell him su--and then
WISH he i comc 10 ns h,.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

A lady Of Newark. N. j.. seeing
among the religious notices that certain
Clergyman would preach, I'D. "" said
at once she would 70 and hear him, pre-
sumina, a. shc did. that the subjsct Of the
Discourse vas :. Dolly vasdsus."
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

- think" said farmer - | should
make good Parliament man. for use
their language. received two bills the
other day. with requests for immediate
payment: the one ordered to be laid on
the table. the other to be read that day
six months"
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04
r. z. FERREE,
100 READ STREET. NEW YORK,
20m'l ProdSos Qommissiuu Merchant.

rrAvlNO retired from the firm Of Fcrrce, En-
III t.isle 4 Co shalt continue the Produce
Opuniocics Busiuca on and after May ist, at
lD RaaAe street.
4Senk6si ior pass fasoss 10 The old 6rm, Fes.
~ 8 CO.. would respectfully solicit shafs Of
esesgansqts ilsllng conhdcpt siih m{ esss
S11vS "a e3lsbb vptusus, 1ajly srpostcs ssiesl
S01 - eo16pnabla teens oe salcs ~ any house,
80 Sold0so Ghaso Of consignmenu.
nll ploea busioens cards, weekly Price
SuGs1o0R IN g fssabhsd. aad any intormstioa
p. s-ss "'' ~ rsRskE.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

Your whiskers are unprofessional,"
said ellen, to his legal adviser. Why
SO I" . Because a lawyer can never be
too bare. faced"
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

A crusty old bachelor says that Adams
wifc was called Eve because. when she mp
peared. mans day Of happiness was draw
ing TO close.
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

The man that bit another mans nose
of in an affray. is said to have taken q
prominent part in tho 6ght s s
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

An experienced eultivator Gays. thae
on most soils basnyard manure 0aoo =
three years, md ssiss sad plasesr svsst
year. viii btst mest The rsquissneao =
The bop. ss5 Il
Middletown transcript., 1872-05-04

Coal Asnts. .-Csal 49, 80 ea1p ~.
e6cial TO trsss. says Aesuo ~ 1t1eGrs
when spplisd = 0o)Db vksse ~ C1
tasd % gas.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17
New and LEGAL Advertisements.
Administrator No ice.

To creditors and all others interested in
the tate of Jacob Gum deceased, late of
Andrew County Missouri. Notice is here
BIZ gwen that on the 22nd day Of Deem
Der ISL. Letters Of Admjn:stratc.. ii the
estate of the aforc-aid wcac gran'oc to the
undersigned Lcmuel Il. Gum. by TIE Pro-
bate Court Of said county. Therefore all
persons having claims aciin-t said estate,
are required 80 xbt them for allowance
within one wear after date ofsaid letters,
or they may be rrcc'udcd from any benefit
of Sai,l estate, and ifsaid claim, IRE not
exhibited within two wears from the date
aforesaid, they shall be forever blrrCd.
l.. Il GUN.
l"wf Administrator.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17
THE Savannah NeW Era has two

THE Savannah NcW Era has two
correspondents. Ono of them is in
the Andrew County Jail. and the other.
i The claims of justice were fulfilled,
would occupy a eel! in the same insti-
tuition. We mean that dirty scallawag
writing from Fillmore under the sigma
turc Of Zone who voted the Radical
Ticket We had thought better things
of Houston. but since he has gone body
and soul ovcr TO the Democracy. moth
ing seems too dirty and filthy for pub
LEGATION in his columns. -NaysriWe
RP1iSter.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17
+; .RjGhGr E.IE

To- VII 'f
WUEEEAS. Franz y. RI 2cr and
Louisa hl.zrr hi w.ic. on the 9th day OF
September lrI0 executed and delivered 10
til" undcr~ %ncui their certain Mort" e
Deed, which Mortgage i duly recorded on
page Is. in Record Book H., In the Re
coricrs Olicc "i Andrew CouuIy State OF
VI souri,, Conveyed To the under @ue /
Boyd Bar, CERTAIN lois pieces rr ]Eu,c.s
o. land. described rs follows: Lots No.
twelve % No. sixteen tlhj and No. tl")
thirteen IN Block, No. sixteen in the town
% iNnt%'"'1. ~" 10, No.. one hGn.rs'
IN uc cn 'N n'' - Nr%, wow" ,rJ ,l,.r "i
W;.'nnr; ,r%'nI .';J, ",'." me-. q, m,ic
IN TIM, :. r,pir thrn .yn.,nI OF, ~cp.t,in
n,.a "a "a Doe Inf H. mnpl unrJ
"oI J'sr. L.I
JoJ Ub,t,oy further :, w,s moy.icJ
:, -,,I r'nI ~ War,a'n. ii,t IN rn,c a,
F,;lmrn f. ,,v Sad n,tc ,uJ Interest there.
ON When he ,,m. Lrcgmr dine and p:y-
.hic ,ben y,,,J T'n'tnc nv nht rrnrrci f.
az" = L a." nr n,rcn!. ni
Io n T',' vi n's%, f, IooI ,iolcr;L,aJ w.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17

MORTGAGE SALE.

Hher~& Samuel {. Thomp.qa On the
18th day of April ISIS hy his certain mort
gage deed with Power Of Sale. recorded in
Book ~ at rlce Il Of Records OF Andrew
County. in the l.ccOrdcrS Office of said
county Of Andrew and State Of Missouri.
Conveyed to the undersigned l&lGc y.
Wch.'cr, the Real Estate hereinafter de-
:cr.hcI Tor the pGIpo,c Of securing the
therein particularly described: each Of said
note, for the sum Uf$1ti. l0,,iue respective
~ in one. two. three, four and five wears
from date, all dated April 4rh ISIS. and
bearing interest ut the rate al ten per cent
Ter nuum and the interest on al Of said
notes to b. pIil a~nuilly. and whereas It i
provided in said deed Of mortgage with
power Of sale that if the said note be not
well and truly paid according TO the tenor
ana c.ioc; thereof. that the SAID mortgage
might J3ocrcd to sell the said Real Estate,
tir.t r.y.ra at least thirty go days notice
Of sa.d sale and Of the property to be sold,
iy advertising in some new paper pr n'cd
IN 'Hn 'ovnr- o: Andrew and state Of Mis-
souri,.
.la} ~hsrg0S the interest on I'll Of sad
noe, ~tll rcua.us due and unpaid, and the
prime pal %. three az sad note aye wd0.y
Gap:ii. NV thc.c.1rc b. virtue al tie
!. w,r Vested n mr ~ tie law anu the
,.orr-4ii M.:'g sc. ! sl".i On
>atUrd2v n l7h DIY CT Feb-u,ry
\ y l~72 at the South door of he Coast
Hoo. ia The c.ty cf Savannah County OF
Am..r~ nj -ta'~ "' Missouri. ~ erra ne
hour. e. ten o'clock o.. IN All tpE,~ @ clock
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17

THE FARMERS BANK OF ANDREW
County l. the name ofthe new Savings
bank being organized at this place, and
will 90 into operation about the first
of march next. We understand our
towmsman Samuel F. Garrett will prob
ably be President. of the institution.
The list of stock holders contains the
names of some of the most reliable bust
ness men of this and Buchanan coun-
tics
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17

a gentleman named Jenkins recently
G;talifoTni has purchased the Burns"
farm north Of this city, and intends to
make old Andrew his permanent place
Of residence.
Col. \. G. Clark also recently pur-
chased the stewart" farm last south
OF the city, and intends to erect q SUBJ
stantial and beautiful residence on the
farm during the spring and summer.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17
Senator'S 1 fcctrG.

Last Wednesday, the Ohio LcgiSla-
turc. in joint session elected John
Sherman TO the [. 5. Scnrtc. over
Gro. W. Morgan, democrat, by a vote
of % TO 80.
Ex-COngrcSsmln Allison has been
elected Senator from Iowa, to take the
place of Mr.. Harlan.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17

The Page County Qowa) Democrot
ALWAYS interesting and readable. has
taken a new departure As to its mahe
up, and comes to us douhl. attractive
since the inauguration of the new yea.
Col. Ridcnour is a good writer ana gets
I'D one of the best country papers that
comes to our table. Morally. physical
" and pecuniarily. wish the Democrat
every success. but as TO its success politi-
callv. we bee TO be excused from cX-
pressing our wishes.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17

III was lucky for the man who didn't
nrcah MS leg last week. hut What a loss
IL vast" those Of our readers wbo ure
wont TO complain Of US not giving them
more local news. Some of them tall
a though they really thought if orr
adty to break somebody's ley or drown
.one other body every day in ord p
to talk about. Ne"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17
Jan. 10Th 1872.

The nayt President of the United
States will be nominated in Philadcl-
phia on the first Wednesday in June
next. the National Republican Commit
tee having decided TO hold the nomina-
ting convention then and there.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17
Farm FIR SAL.

One hundred and fifty acres u miles
from Savannah on the Maryville road. 50
acres In cultivation. balance good timber:
gooa stock water, $50 fruit trees. fair dwell
Ing and stable. For further particulars
enquire of WM CT.rtCoIpr
1lml Real Estate Agt.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17

CHANGE.-The Uniou House changed
hands on monday Jan. 18th. Capt. {.
Il. CRADLE. il now The proprietor. he
will spare no means il making il one
of the best houses in North West
Missouri.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17
TO Whom il may concern.

NOTICE is hereby gwen. that ny wife
Julinie Ann Robson. has left NY bel and
board, and | shall not be responsible for
any debts Of Ler contracting.
j. II. ROBSON.
Jan. 10Th 1872
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17
WILLIAM ~CHALLACOMBE,
No. go.

No. go.
4 good 70 acre lot in the subU5s Of
Savannah, woii Improved { cood new
house Of ) ROOMS, a-ood stable and barn,
- apple trees. a good spring, On the Ma
ryyil!c rood. Price $3.50.
No. 2ss.
y good dwelling and 2lots il Swan
nah. Price $1,000.
No. 2ss.
4 good farm Of go acres. 100 sr7rs IN
cultivation and - acres of rass-.ro. Il
mile Of hedge: Dwelling Of two -2ons,
good well. good stock water. & GOOD
Orchard of l6n apple trees, 90 sexes of
timber. Price SIS per acre.
No. GO.
\ very desirable farIu &c % ceres I
miles Northwest of Say2LtaI.a fIame)
house and small orchard. rood stock
wafer and spring, - acres i'll cal:;vati0nl
and 10 acres il paEture.-price Sc perl
acre.
NJ. 2a9.
y coed farm Of las GGvcs. : miles frclnj
the Depot, 100 acres improved. 10 acres of
timber. dwelling hausrs. a coed we'll
and coed spring.-Price $50 per acre.
No. 900.
4 desirable farm of 50 acres ) milesI
east of Saya vall. 30 acres ~imIroyed.I
.hoasG'of2 roonis. cOcG lend young
orchard.-Price SOS per acre.
No. sol.
o as'I2:i 'ss 1t . " Market street :
No. S12.
house with 4 rooms, well. stable and
snloHc house, l lot. well set wcth fruit
with fruit trccs.-Price Sl.4CO /
No. sos.
4 very desirable Brick residence with
+ looms. s acres of land attached, p GOOD
well, stable and orchard.-Pricc $i.50J. d
No. sos.
ACood dwelling cf 8 ROOM : lots n
good stable, AND some fruit tIees PIicsI
1869.
No. SOC.
\ very desirable farm adioiu:r- FIN
more. 200 acres under fence, - a,rra n
timber three miles of: l36 ap,!o 4 n
choice pcrchCS. pears AID a variety n
snail fruit. an Abundance of stock . eiar|
dwelling 36xS0 feet, i've r0oIiS.-".ricI
23j per acre.
No. SC1.
y very excellent farm. 80 acres irnE
proved. dwelling Of 3 Gems. good stabiS
and barn. 80 apple trees. frGcing good; !
miles NORTHEAST OF 5ayaGnah.-i'ricl
So per acre.
No. III.
\ first class farm in NcdGEay CouotA
) miles north OF GuiliOri. containing 464
acres, $50 acres III = good STATE Of Cuitiva}
ton, some good hedge, - apple tired
good frame house d Rooms. 4 good BARI
> moOS-wcllS. good stock water. lCU acrd
of timbcr.-Price $3.50 per acres.
No. 322.
4 most excel nj arm of 26S acres. =
miles from st. Joseph. IL 4 good state 4
cultivation 40 acres Cf timber. dWsili,4I
Of : roOa.s. an ice house and harm, II
apple tree. 10 pea" 'rcrS. 30 peach tired
some craps and Other mali fruit, a sod
well. good stock water aud severf
springs. 6 asres of Hops, School hoat
Icar.-Price $50 per acre.
ICOMBE,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17

The County CoIrt is in session, and
has about completed the settlement
with the collector. Proceedings in
next weeks issue.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-01-17
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y magnificent stock farm Of 5o7l acres,
$40 acres improved Orchard Of 30 apple
trees, two dwellings on the land, il good
well and several springs, miles Of hedge
stable 2IxGO feet. Tricc So. per acre and
liberal terms.