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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24
FOSTER.

Alleged Attempt to Commit Suicide
..Why the Execution was Hurried
up..PoiSon Not Far Behind the
GailowB.
New YORK, March ga statement Is
published to-day based on information de-
rived from q Tombs official, that Foster
took poison the night before he was exc
cuted. About 8 O'clock Yesterday morn.
ing, tho matron Of the tombs found Foster
sick, and in explanation he then admitted
that he had taken poison. The mans
symptoms In every way confirmed the
suspicion. On this account the Sheriff
hastened the execution, and while many
believed the duration Of the religious ex-
ercises were telling on Fosters nerves, It
was in reality weakness caused BY poi
son that was acting on him. The Tombs
physician says Foster would have died II
tho execution had been delayed until ten
o'clock.
DENIAL OF ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
Foster was buried this morning at
Greenwood Cemetery. Rev. DrS. Tying
and Walker oftlciated. Both declared that
there was no truth In the statement as to
the attempt Of Foster 10 commit suicide;
that the facts as to his condition are re.
futation Of the report.
TIE SUICIDE STORY INsIsTRD ON.
1t Is insisted in some Of the evening
papers that the story Of Fosters attempt.
cd suicide 10 correct. The theory Is we'll
supported by circumstantial evidence, as
well as the statements Of the doctor Of the
Tombs, and minor officials. The impres.
sion Is that Foster took opium at about
three o'clock on the morning Of his exc.
cution. Some assert that this may have
been taken TO influence his nervous sys'
TEN; but tho evidence Is that the dose was
sufficient to produce death had the execu'
tIon been stayed an hour later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24

Tho German EmperOr'S Birthday.
BERLIN, March 29.-To.day Is q holi-
day here, 1t being the 10th anniversary ol
the birth Of Emperor William. Flags are
flying from the public and private build
ings, and the city Is illuminated tonight
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24
BY TELEGRAPH.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IutellI geDcer.

(BY tho Western Union Line,
once Northwest cor. Of Main and honl0e BtSl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-03-24
WASHINGTON.


WARRINGTON, March Secretary
Richardson has appointed s. ]. Kimball
Of the Revenue Marine Office, and Cap
tains Merriman and Founce ofthe ReVe-
nue. Marine service, as Commissioners un'
(ler the act Of March Sd, 10 determine at
what points it ia to the interest Of human.
ity and commerce to establish lite'saVing
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-22
.AR@t1RRg 3alR@.
BheriFs Sale.

Sner1HS Bale.
The State Of South iCArolina, Union-In Com.
y.me; II. Baxter maa aaa ap5Sss Tsoi,sa r. 1.,., :.
6pe6iat Referees, plafntiffs. against Henry
81. Morthngton, end tho BpnFtnnh1rg and
n,ua eopafas h.i1sSad 1cg oo%r.ny
pur.usnce OF an order OF saie made By
l. the Hon. II. Noses, Judge Of said Crouit.
WY offer for sale. ON the ar1t MONDAY II
Of sr,9rs hs Goar. HoSss So
A. II. and 8 O'Clock r. H.. TO the hiehsst Ma.
Der, Ger, tho whole Of the sp.rtsnbufg And Union
en 5nion iais. S:.S.S aas5n Il:
she road.bed. right Of way, grading, bridRsS
20 in the oosaties of F.sasid. bion aha ssHi and
the sp.rtanburg and Union ,Rsiirosd &c Con. -
pany, the chartered righti Ind priyiienes
thereof. the iron nailss spikes, olIiFs snd
said Uomnsns sas am sacs1. the property owned BY
sa Wit: 0IPs;ips's P;ias npon the fo,lewinE terms 70
Sasn Snnn, ana the balance IL th1ee equal semi
ssld balance from the DAY az ssio: the prsr-
chaser to give his bond, With q raortsI "a 81
tne property sold, and to pay for ali neoessxry
The purchaser at said sale has lesve. IL ho
oesso minded, in lieu OF the, cash payment,
doilssa Hss 1fia4.sS' ia to psy thousand
II oasa Of tba and ra thirty Thousand dollars
anty bonds OF the Spxrtsn6ufR and onion
l.aliroad Company, or in Nsuii OF suoh COZ
pons, sixty thcusand dollars I'm said honds az
ssla company. the said coupons or bonds To-
De nnaily credited for the amount TO Vhfeh
they shall be entitled as dividbhd ont ofISe
pFTSeeds zee =; OF the fosd and the 'Sale thersdf:
tIhe said sheriff will execute for the: mn
c1aser at said safe deed OF enc premfsea
solo; the said dcod, however, to be doiiyarsd
TO t69P!a1ntiffa N rokerees al aforesaid. 10 bs
neio oy them as an escrow, aud not to Be az.
livered te the Pnrch ser until the ant install
ment be paid. bne the purohas Vim So iet
INTO posseseion OF the pfemissSi ada properW
sold forthwith. .fI - yTrs1sp,.i t'.HX -
when the frat instAllment upon ,the :boad
sD 90 20 be taken BY the sheriff shall bsooms
minded: In LED Of ths Same, TO pay Is TIE
plaintifts as reterees as aforesaid tuo hnn:
ored Thousand dollars In tho Aforesaid +arst
mnprtgage State guaranteed bonds of ~
Spartan6urg and Union Railroad Uomnanv
OF the whole or any part of the Gkid 6flSt in.
stSnment IN coupons Of the said bonds as the
rate OF one dollar in coupons for tNo doiIsys
in ponds; such bonds or coupons,, ,hnweyer- r.
Do nnnhy credited for the amount TO Whfek
they shall be entitled as dividend ont OF thn
proceeds OF the road and tho salo thereof
sHRa1Fy's OTT1oK. UNIoNvuLr, 8. O.. jsn,.
ary 2. 1873. Isn ~
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The Port Royal Railroad stockholders
are mnch eucouragsd by bill recently
introduced III the Georgia Senate. which
has for its object the amending of the
charter OF the Georgia Railroad and
Banking Company, 80 as to permit them
to aid in the construction OF, aud hold
stock III. the Port Royal R.ilroxd.
Tho gin house OF Mr. Erfsmus Kirven.
near Darlington, was brokea into on til 9
9Th instant. aud lot of cotton stolen.
Mr. Kirven pursued the thieves 10
promptly that, although the, escaped in
the swamp. be captured thoir oart aud
team, worth twico the value Ct the cot
ton.
The now cotton factory in Murray
County, Ga, will soon be in oIsration.
The machinery has already passed
through Dalton.
josh Billings says that il he can have
plenty of mackerel FOR breakfast he can
generally manage to make the otlAr two
meals out of water.
The police OF Atlauta arrested J. B.
Baxter, on tho 10th inst, upon IL tele.
gram from Mr.. W. H. Foster, OF An.
gusta, charging him with swindIing.
! Soft words break no bones.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-22


BALLoos1Na ACROSS THE ATLANTIC
Reading, Pa. possesses among its citi-
Gems one Professor Donaldson. who has
successfully made since last August
twenty four ascents in his balloon in Va.
rlons parts Of the South aud West. He
has been up as high as three miles. as
indicated by his baron eter, and, although
many accidents have befallen him, he
has survived them all. Having per.
formed many daring exploits above the
clouds, he now proposes. al he told the
reporter OF Reading paper, to cross lh 9
Atlantic Ocean the ensuing summer.
availing himself If the current OF wind
which, it has been asoertained, blows
from West to East at distance of saw
two miles and half above the earth
lie expects to complete the trip Of 2 600
miles in something over two duys.
Three balloons joined together, with
boat, ballast, provisions and all tho ne.
cessary requirements, and with basket
attached to tho balloon, will constitute
his oerial ahip. Previous to this grand
venture, he will first mako voyage from
st. Louis to Boston.
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!nston az 6kaass III j ffEda;t I'll IT. NJ.

ington G41 GAAss d Fidays thai NJ.
Jeremiah Combes, an old and respected
Citizen OF Wilkes County, was drowned
on Friday OF the previous week. The
water In which h6 was dfowned taj only
about six inches deep. MI. Combss had
been subject to epilepsio oonvulsions,
and 1t is supposed that he was seized
with one whiie crossing the branch.
DEATH OF Coop MAN. regret
to chronicle the deeth OF Mr.. E. O. Wal.
lace, OF the Sugar Greek nsighborhood,
In this County, on Sunday afternoon
last. MIR. Wallace was abOnt sixtv-five
years of age. Mr.. Wallace was ofnnd.
nephew OF James K. Polk, at ono time
President OF tho United States,
Charlotte. NJ, c., Observer.
SUDDEN DAArH.-A =caag negro man,
hailing from South Carolina, and giving
his name as Anson Bush, arrived ii Au.
gusts and was taken i'll on Saturday.
early Saturday evening, he died from a
relapse into pneumonia. =
Monsignor Mason, Catholic Bishop
or Tong King, China, was recently pre-
sented by native prissts OF bis diocese
with coffin. as special evidences of
their esteem. -; .tF,l !
Rosenzweig; tho murderer sos Alioa
Bowlsby, is simply aA1stiug: the Ioi.
mality OF discharge. the law nnder
which he WIS convicted having been re-.
pealed last winter. !l Ia. i.3
One-ffth Of tho capital necessary to
the establish tient Of national bank ut
Aiken has already been pledged by its
cltlzens, independent OF outside assist.
ance. 3i4't
A duel with guns loaded with buck
shot WIS fought last week, between
Sheriff Brownell, of Holmes County,
Fla, aud man from Alabama, resulting
IN the death Of both parties.
Barnard. the convicted murderer. bas
never been heard from since his escape
IN female apparel from the Raleigh. N.
o., jail last October.
VIM. Jackson, q oolored man, was ar
rested in Wilmington. on The. 18th inss.
charged with robbing tho United States
mail.
The Raleigh Ne,os says that along the
route of the North Carolina Road. the
white people are making general exo-
dus.
James S. Stocker, q co,ored man. vas
fatally shot in Charleston on Sunday.
20 ~ ooPoA"so tHO 4ucOIlab66s
Decatur, Illinois, having got tired of
the conduct of some of it's city fathers,
ciamors for "a little lamp post Justice"
The Turkish Government has brought
a suit against the London Times for
libel.
The report OF Father Ryan's serious
illness has been nuthoritstively contra
dicted.
Mr.. Charles Baker, an old merchant
OF Augusta. died in that city On Sunday
last.
The now Methodist Church at Green.
vile will be dedicated on Sunday, Feb
ruary 2. UHi'
The work OF destruction has com
menced on the Boston Coliseum.
The only Republican paper in Georgia
has suspended.
Mr. I I. Davis, of Clarendon, died on
the 7th instant.
-Four barglaries occurred in Augusta
Sunday night
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!, Is PooR FLY There is comical
old Frenohman. named Oarvallo, who is
The terror and plague Of the Ian ndlady's
life on account of the sly digs he is
always making in regard to any little
,,.rregularity about the table. He de-
lights to torment the old lady, and never
lets an occasion slip Of giving her q
roasting. The other day-strange az it
may appear-we had hash for supper,
and in the portion to which Mr.. Carvallo
was helped, he discovered fly. This
was too good an opportunity to lose.
80. taking the fly ont very tenderly, and
laying it on the table. with the most
oomically sympathizing oountenance, he
exclaimed: "Poor lissel fellowl He's
been ros'. he's been stew. and now he's
been made into bass an he's been very
much abuse. too, by ze operation; he's
loss leg, he's loss wing, aud he's loss
his head; l very mooch pity him, but
nevare mind. poor fellow. you have
escaped the misfortune to be cat, and
you shall nevare be harm again no more. /"
81 Louis Rep ubiican.
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fornuszmsu,:- 1uoug nif-m45dYMgE
:. Yards q; saga 81 nhs!a s4 sygsee% e1sh ws
aion OF the conrs.. Thenanpons 3 ordered
Harper, tho recognized sheriff OF The
fdourt. to eject them. This was done.
and Harper is:the .recoghizSd shstiR ioi
all the courts.
Financial ana Cenamhreial.
ConuMB1A. 8. O.. January 2l.-sales
oi cotton to-day "a bales--middling
/ EorDor. Jsnuary aiANoop. oonsol.
s2H. 5s e956. '-'Ti.iI
FRAskEoRT. january 2l.-Bond. ssk.
IdvaRPooL. January 2l-B P. NJ
ICotton'opened dull bat Is now steadv-
uplands 91z; Orleans lO1k; sales 5000
bales; speculation and EXPORT 1. boo:
shipped from Savannah and Charleston.
IN November and December, 8 1916.
LttERPooL, January 2IA-Eveninp.-
Cotton closed unchanged; saies include
II, ,0o0 0American. YarDs and fsbrics heavy
and depressed in all branches. :
New York, Jannary 2I-Noon.-Cot.
ton steady; sales 2.ll6 balaa-up,anls
2056; Orleans 2l15. Flour strong Oom.
non wheat very firm. Pork quiet but
steady. at 1875. Lard duIl-Western
eteam S96. Stocks firm. Freights oaiet
Gold steady, at 1885. Money Arm, at z.
Exchsnge-iong 9S6; short 1OS. Go.
steady. = ftH
7P. M.-Cotton steady; sales s,oss
baies--upinnds 1885,, Orleans 2l4.
Flourquiet and Aria. aWhiskey STEADY.
Wheat 10. better. Corn q shade firmer
and fairly active. Rice strong, at 80
|8M. Pork dull. at 1875. Lard firmer.
at 8I@8M. Frefghts qniet. Cotton!
net receipts to-day 3U4 bales: gross
|, q, $50. Sales OF futures 9,4OO bales. as
Egpllows: january 10 9.1e(@I9 ll.l6;
February 10 1l-16@l9A; lMarch l9
10 16(92016; April 2O9kl12Oh; Nav
tAOA@2OT; June 2l16(@21x. Money
lclosed ut z, gold. TO traction commits
ston. Sterling lame. at 9A(09x.t Gold
llBH@135s. Governments advanced
lI@1eo. States dull-Tennessees 1o.
better.
CINCINNATI, january 21.-FIour firm
and unchanged. Corn unchanged. Pork
t,offerings light, ut l2.750lS.0O Lard
|auiet-steam 7as@7K; Kettle 7T@8.
bacon in good demaud-shoulders 81
clear rib 756; clear sides 8. Whisksy
1CGlVer at 90. 'Ht
LoursvILE, January 21.-Tobacoo
aosive and FRI; sales 1GO hogsheads,
Flounfrm aud IN good demand extra
family 7.2597.75. Corn steady, at ~.
Provisions strong and in good order de.
mand. Pork 13 90 for round lots. Ba-
oon-shoulders 52s; clear rib 75S(07A;
clear sides 7TC98, packed. Lard
88@s9.
MRhpH1s. January 21.-Ootton steady
receipts l,651; shipments 2,3l7; stock
New ORLEANS, January 2l.-Ootton
aotive-good ordinary l73z; low mid.
ding 18k@1e5S; middIing l9h: re-.
180. 166.
MoDmu. January 9l.-ootton steady;
receipts 1.457 bales; sales 500; stock
NoRronk, January 21.-Cottou firm
receipts 4.43s bales; sales 42O; stock
WILMINGTON. January 21.-Cotton
hrm; receipts 95 bales; sales So; stook
|2.717. ~
SAVANNAH. January 21.-Cotton quiet
receipts 1891 bales; sales 1000; stock
BosroN. January 21.-Oolton steady:
receipts 5.407 bales; sales 500; stock
$500. ~
GALVESTON. January 21.--Cotton
stock 81. .663.
BAIInoEYNa Acpoou ,,,,,
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"o"uo 10 'hey UeCafne que, and to report
at an early day what legislation is neces.
sary.
Mr.. Thomas-A bill to establish new
Judicial and election County from por.
tions OF Charleston and Colieton Coun.
ties, to be known a. Dorchester County.
MIR. Boston-A concurrent resolution
that the General Assembly do adjourn
ssne dse on February 7, proximo, was
adopted.
MIR. Minort-A concurrent resolution,
that special committee be appointed to
Investigate tho outstanding pay csrtifi-
Gates issued by the lust Geneaal Assem-
oiy. and bills payable Issued by N. G.
inrker, Esq. late Treasurer, and that
they report to the Legislature within ten
days from date. Adopted and the So.
nate concnrred.
The following are tho COMMITTEES: On
the part Of the Senate-Hons. Robert
Smalls, Is. +. Whittemore aud 8. A.
Sw"ils. On the part of TIE House
Msssrs. Charles Minott, Paris Simpkins,
Timothy Hurley, A. W. Curtis and Wm.
III. Thomas.
The enacting olauss OF bill to repeal
the charter Of Rantoule's Bridge, and
Tor other purposes, was stricken out.
a on' ~ puuifA 1hy petSOn or persons
who shall sell and convey any real or
personal property, on which q lien Of
any kind may exist, without giving no.
tice ut the same to the purchaser or pur-
chascrs, Was passed. to q third reading.
A joint resolution to allow Hon. Vim.
NJ. Thomas $500, ns extra componsa.
ton, was killed.
A Senate bill authorizing the Attorney
tenernl to commence proceedings
against the Commissioners of the Sink.
ing Fund, was pasaed to a third reading.
A bill to aid and encourage manufao-
lures and internal improvements was
taken up. Mr. Bowley moved to amend
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Notlea,

Il or bills Of uhAtevrr nature onntrsoted
under the firm name Of LYBKAND l. sON'
will not be paid unless such notes or bills
nave tho written signature or personsl sp-
pfoVal ol the senior partner Of the frra.
.,; WM II. LY3RAND,
SENIOR partner OF The firm Of LyDraud q
oon' .e.I Jan 81 !
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-01-22

Tho city of Warsaw proposes to cele.
orate, on the 18th prox., the 4OOLh birth.
day OF Nicholas Copernicus, the cele.
DRAFTED anthor of the popular Copernisan
system OF the motiona of the solar sys.
tenn. He was Tcheck, descended from
a noble Bohemian family which settled
IN Oracow early in the fourteenth cen.
tury.
DR.. Hagood. father of Gen. Hagood.
dlod at his residence in Barn we'll Conr,
House on Friday last. DR.. Hagood was
well-known as a skillful physioian and
patriotic gentleman. In bis death the
state has lost true, loyal and substan-
tisn citizen. and the medical profession
one OF its lending members.
EXCURSION TO EUROPE -We learn
That Masonic excursion is in couroe of
preparation at Columbia. Pa, for q trip
to Europe, with o special purpose OF
visiting the great International Exhibi.
ton at Vienna. They start about the
1st OF June next.
bayiess Henderson, tho murderer Of
Capt. j. s. Jarrett, asserts in a jubilant
manner, that he will not be present on
the day appointed for his execution, so
the Asheville IN. o. Citizen learns from
O friend just from the West.
It is stated that the retirement of Bis.
marck from the Prussian cabinet is real
ly due to the differences bstveen him
and the Emperor William on the church
question, into which Bismarck seemed
to BIZ going too strongly against the Gu
tholics.
John w. Norton, cashier OF the
money order department. Of the post of.
foe of New York city, has been arrested
on the charge of embezzIiug S1l5,OOO
while in the discharge Of his duties aa
cashior.
Judge Watts has sentenced Simpson
Mordecai and Thomas Griffico, the high.
way robbers concerned in the Hicks out
ruge in Wake County, N. c., to be
hanged Oh the 29th Of February.
Destiny is the scapegoat which we
make responsible for I'LL our crimes and
follies; necessity which We set down
for invinciblo, when we have no wish to
strive against it.
The ingenious United States District
Attorney at Austin, Texas, has advanced
the novel proposition that jury com
posed altogether OF white men is not O
leBnl Dooy.
Mejia, the Mexican Minister OF War,
has resigned, and Gen. Mariana Escobe.
do has been appointed in his stead.
Further changes in the Cabinet are ex.
pected soon to take place.
Ohio courts have decided that the
heirs OF life policy holders who perpe.
trate '.jamborecs, and die of "nonkey
on the bisin," cannot recover the in
sorance.
The contractors for laying the Por,
Royal Railroad track, from Steol Crock
10 Augusta, have augmented their force,
and are now pushing their track ahead a!
the rate OF three miles per week.
At Leeds, England. drunken man
undertook to play Santa Claus on Christ
mus Eve. He got half way down the
chimney OF house, when from below q
lire WAS started, and he was suffocated
The Fairfield Jail is empty.
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ErItooTx RRD1vtvUs. The late and
4coo hnt1ed bad weather has developed
;coneidsrsbls sickness among the horses
ol thte ;eitys; and tho assistance of the
ndBcera from The Once for the Preyen-
u0n OF Ctuelty to Animals: is almost
hourly required tn kill some horse that
iMhss M been Eeixed with the disease. The
principal sufferers appear to be dray and
truck horssss who have oonside erable
heavy work 0siio, and at the Same time
are much exposed 10 the weather. few
cases having as yetappeared in the seve-
raj CIR or stage stables. A singular fea.
ture OF the disease is, that horses appa-
rently in good health have dropped
down while in harness, and died as il OF
apopiexy. To this disease, veterinary
surgeons lave applied the term oerebro-
spinal meningitis. The sudden ness and
fatality OF these attacks, and the accom-
panying paralysis, are the features that
warrant this diagnosis; and as that dis
ease has Invariably been fatal, very little
study has been given to this new
phase OF it.. Inquiry by Mr.. Bergh' g
Officers has invariably shown that the
horses attacked by this disease had very
severe attacks OF the frat disense. and
that they were worked long before they
were entirely we'll Of the same. Present
reports show that from seven 10 ten a
day are now dying of this disease.
Ne,o York World.
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Dessraote Building Losfn at Psiuais Sals
BY JAClR YEYIR

BY JACOB fEV1H.
OF No. l., corner OF Gervais and Sumter
- streets. immediately opposite the rosi-
aence OF Ohanoellor Carroll, measuring 62 feet
SumteE. rT AA' on
20 LOT No. 2. adjoining the above. measuring
LIT Nm No ~nd aai,;n;n running 9scA 208.
feet front and running back 2s8.
y not sold by the first Monday Ia February,
VII DC offered At public auction.
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THOMAS STEEN.

THOMAS STEEN,
A UCTION AND OJMMIS3ION MEb.
"A CHANT, Main street. two sauares frou,
State House. Coiumbia. 8. @. I will oiya
personal attention to consignments of mer
property respectfully solicited, to the di..
posal o. o. which shall devote ali my energies.
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800 Reward.
H>oh the arrest and lodg mont in any Jail in
TATE, OF medium sixe, rquare built, upper
front teeth out, speaks broken, about twenty.
one years old Has the lsttsrs T. A., ono on
each hand. in blue. Also, the picture Of
and heart, also in blue: weighs about iz2
pounds, ordinarily erect, of very good intejU.
gsnco. The said Tate took from my place on
Friday. the 10th inst, Bay Mare, vi b star
yoArs old next spring. A reward OF S25 viii
bs gwen for The recovery Of ssid mare, or 3yS
for both man and nare. Address me a.
oatesv,l'a, Lexington Comfy, Il. O.
Jan ~ LAWSON EIDSON
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sS th9t two pills OF the tax refunded
:sasp bs Fetained; and Applied exclusively
20 school purposes. Messrs. Meetze and
gocntan moved 70 amend the bill 80 az
1nel9ds improvements made on certain
iaoedfies during the year and 9 cotton
|! 1en.nfy bagn1in, Lexington during the
flAls yesrs And not yet, completed. Pend
|lge ihe consideration of these amend.
Ine9t, the House adjourned.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-18
Administrators Sale-Redl Estate.

NOTICE IL hereby given to all whom Il may
IN concern that by virtue of an order of the
Probate Court of Andrew county, in the State of
Missouri, made at the June term thereof, AID.
is73. Twill, In obedience TO sail orler of SAID
court, on the 9Th day of August, lss3, at the
south door of the Court-houst, in the city of Sa-
vannsh, and during the session OF the Circuit
Court nj said county Of Andrew, expose To sale,
nj public auction, for cash in hand, all the in
terrst aud title that Robert Conover, deceased,
had In and tn the following real estate at The
time Of his deccase, to-wit: The northeast quar-,
ter of section twenty-one C2D, Except six and
one half acres or the south side OF the southwest
fourth Of said ~qlarter) and the north half of:the
northwest fractional quarter Of section twenty
two ts,l, containing 81 q Lion acres; and twenty
acres described Us follows: Commencing mt q
stone ON the river bank, near the southeast cor
ner If the southwest quarter Of section nfteen,
running thence due north ~ rods, thence west
* rosls TO the second ~ravine, thence down The
same To the south line OF said quarter, thence
east ON said line to the river bank, thence up
said river to the place Of beginning; all In own
ship sixty, Of range thirty-four in Andrew cOun-
ty, Missouri. MARTHA T.. CONOvER,
AdministratriN of estate OF Robert Conover, de-
ceased. Dc