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Morte0ee Sale.

WHEREAS, Jacob Book, George Clark and
w Davis Truesdell, by their mortgage deeu
with power of sale therein contained, dated rep
ruary ] 1879, and recorded In the -Es6oraerss
in book ., nj page 434, conveyed to the under
signed mortgagee the following described per-
ysonal propefsy situated in said county, to-wft:
boiler, serSnents, brlts, and Other 1xtnres here
to bklongfng, including one log waYon 40 one
set Of blasksmith' g tool, being the same prop.
erty this day conyeyed p said parties OF the first
conveyance was made to secure the payment OF
certain prOmissOry notes In said mortgage deed
described, among which Is one note for the sum
of seven hundred and ffty dollars due twelve
months after said 7th day of February. 1877, and
bearing interest from date at the rate OF ten per-
cent. per annuIn
And whereas, it Is provided in said mortgage
and truly paid when the same become due and
payable, that the undersigned may pr0ceedto
seil said property, or any part thereof, at public
vendue to the highest bidder, OF the Courf-house
ofAndrew, for cash, first giving thirty days pub
lie notice or the time, terms and place Of sale,
and OF the property to be sold, by publication IN
some newspaper printed In the county and state
scribed, and the interest thereon, are now due
and unpnid; now, therefore, by virtue OF the
power IN me vested by said mortgage deed, !
will, on
Saturday, the 18th day of July,
AID. 1878, between the hours of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon OF
that day, ut the south door OF the Coart-nease,
in the city of Savannah, In Andrew county, State
of Missouri, proceed to sell the above described
personal property ut public vendue to the high
est bidder, for cash, to satisfy said note and IN
terest, together with the costs and expenses At
JAMES c. COUCH, Mortgagee:
Savannah, Mo-, june 8. 1878. $50
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Administrators Notice.

CREDITORS and all others interested in the
" estate Of Elam Z. Veal, deceased, Will take
bate Court for Andrew county, Missouri made on
March, Sd, 1878, I have taken charge ofsaid
estate for the purpose of administering the same;
therefore,, all persons having claims against
said estate are requested to present the same
me for allowance, and If such claims be not
presented within one year they may be .preciu-
ded fromlthe benefits of such estate, and II not
presented within two years from this date, they
win be forever barred. ALLEN HOLT,
Public Administrator, Andrew Co., Mo.
June 20, 1873.
w. s. GREENLEE, atty r. jig
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Look Out for the K.

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Col. JAMES III. BIRCH, Jr., of Platts
burg, defeated aspirant for C~ongression-
al nomination on the Democratic ticket,
is taking strong ground in iavorO of farm
ers' rights, as witnessed in a recent
speech at Plattsburg. Verify. politi-
clans are catching at Straws.
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TIE st. Joseph Herald. in speaking
of the prospect for 4 good corn crop in
Buchanan county, remarks that one
thing is c@ertaia and that is that there
VIII be plenty of meal for pone."
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administrators Notice.

u estate of James Anderson, deceased, will
take notice that in pursuance OF an order OF the
Probate CAurt for Andrew county, Missouri,
made on the 4th day of February, 1873, ] have
taken charge Of said estate for the purpose of
administering the same; therefore, all persons
having claims against said estate are requested
to present. them TO me for allowance; and II such
may be precluded from the benefits Of such es-
tate, and II not presented In two years from this
date, they will be forever barred.
--,E ALLEN HOLT,
Public Administrator, Andrew Co., Mo.
June 20, 1873.
W. s. GREESLEE, atty. B9
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A STATE Temperance Convention has
been called to meet at Jefferson City on
the 23d and oath of July. The Good
Templars of the Capital are making
preparations to entertain the guests.
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Take Notice.

Teachers will observe that the State
makes two provisions to obtain efficient
teachers in her schools-the normal
school and teachers institute. Those
teachers who know their own inability
to Instruct, and who fail to avail them
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IS teachers Of our county. We hope to
see Il large attendance Of teachers and
friends OF education. @
Z Ion w. ID. HOAR,
Superintendent of Schools of Andrew
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OWING to the wet weather, crop re-
ports are ~unfayorable throughout Ar:
kansas. In some counties il has rained
every day for a month.
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Stray Notice.

INMKEN up by William A. Pyle, Of Jefferson
/ township, in Andrew county, Mo-. on the
18th day Of June, 1873. and posted before Jesse
black legs, name and tail, six years old, about
fifteen hands high; no other marks or brands
perceivable. Appraised at seventy dollars by
ID. T.. Stotts and John Hart, who were duly
| sworn by me for that purpose. A true copy.
| SSs " JESSE JOHN j. r.
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OUR
K County Items.

a DeKalb County Items.
From the Eegister.l :
Judge Albright is recovering from
his severe illness. lsiH i.
Eot-Mr. james Duncan, five miles east
of town, had u horse stolen from his
farm on the night Of the 18th.
1.-The citizens o, Amity win celebrate
the coming 4th Of, July at the grove
near Job kcrnes. E
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Teachers, Institute.

The Teachers Institute of Andrew
county will convene in the public school
building at Savannah, Mo-, commence
ing August Il, 1873, and continue four
days.
PROGRAMME.
Lecture by Professor Baldwin, of
Kirksville State Normal School.
Lecture by DIR. Cruikshank; subject
Mental Philosophy.
Lecture by, DIR. Il. f. Smith subject
Lecture by G. E. King; subject
Music.
Lecture by Fl. McFadden ; subject
-Penmauslip.
m d., CLASS DRILLS.
photography, by w. ID. Hoar.
Reading, j. &. Honnold.
Mental Arithmetic, by j. w. Wilker-
son.
Written Arithmetic. by j. C. Brooks.
Geography, by Eliza Adkins.
United States History, by Ella Ford.
Civil Government, by j. B. KildOw.
Algebra, by Cyrus Heren.
P~enmanship, by L. j. kinzer.
English Grammar. by II. p. Alexan-
der.
SELECT READING.
Miss r. V. Wright, Jabe Powell,
J. G.. %Ilonnold, +. Z. Matteson and IL.
s. Gardner.
DECLARATIONS.
Hiram Mattison, Ii. 5. Gardner and
others.
Miss Annie Morris; subject-SchOo]
Teachers and Teaching. Miss Alice
Buckley subiect-Sunshine and Shad.
ow of n Teach er's Life. Mrs. Earls
! subiect-Co-opcration of Parents with
|; Teachers. j. w. Grabill; subject
|, Incentives to Study. Miss G. F.
Wright: subject-Why am / Prout
of Being an American? John
Foultz subiect-Mcthods of Study. j. e
Brooks, subject-CultivatiOn Of thu
Mind. T. J.. Kinzer, Wilson Daily,
Miss Angie Armstrong, G.. +. King
Miss Margary Adkins, j. b. Kildow,
William Flenming and w. w. Booher,
MUSIC.
The Savannah choir will please furn-
ish music for the Institute.
Parties falling TO perform the duties
assigned them, will please inform either
member Of the committee.
j.. C. BROOKS,
G. +. MATTESON,
j. g. HONNOLD,
Executive Committee.
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A %uoRsE-ruIEF by the name of Joseph
c. Howard was hung by a mob at Pal
cific City, NO, on the 10Th. 400
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For Sale Cheap!

A GOOD OPENING FOR A
N business man In now offered at Rosendale,
Mo. The store room formerly occupied by NJ:
Il. Allison Is now offered for sale cheap, or will
trade Il for young stock, or rnt L.. The room
IL 20 by 30 feet, well finished and new. For
further particulars, inquire Of NJ. d. ALLISON
left At Bolekow, Andrew County, No.
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Mortgage Sale by Sheriff.

WHEREAS, on the sth day Of March, A. d.
w ISL, John W. Bolton by his promissory
received, 70 pay said william ". shanks or or
der, twelve months after date, thrce hundred and
eighty dollars, with ten per cent. Interest per
said note, with the interest thereon, according TO
the tenor and effect thereof, he. the said John
" Belton, hy bis deed q moItgage, conveyed
scribcd real estate, Situated In the county OF An
drew, and State Of Missouri, to-wit: Beginning
ct . stake twenty feet east Of the southeast corner
Of ,dl lot ~ nr Rasa Sns, In s,n sIGcs 1 numb n. Sasi In x the
sxid lot number one TO . stake twenty feet east
OF the northeast corner Of said lot, thence east
to Robcss AcBath,s line, thence south 10 the
to the place OF beginning, also, lot number one,
lot number Two and lot number three In the said
tow Of Rochester; on the express condition that
ministrstor, should pay the sum ofmoney speci-
Aed In said note and ali the interest thereon, ac-
cording to the tenor and effect thereof, then sad
said note and Interest when he sans Gseomes
due and payable. then said mortgage deed TO be
and remain In null f6fce, and by the terms In
said dscd expressed ths saidsM nil.m N. shanks
thu legal holder Of said note, tho then acting
the property hereinbefbre described, or ANY part
u the court-house door, in Savannah, county
OF Andrew, and State OF Missouri, hrst giving
thirty days public notice OF the time, terms and
plsre Of sale and the Fropertyto 70 sold, by sd-
veittsement In some newspaper printed In the
county snd State af6rsald, and upon such sale
should make and deliver Q deed to the pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof and apply the pro-
cecsas Of said sale, after paying the costa and ex-
and in.sssss. ss ss,' r,.ma IN s.' II any. . Ss paid
20 said John w Beltonj and whereas, Martin ".
Piper became the legal holder OF said noee BY
on TIE isth day q september. 4. D; 1sa. and
mains dss and 9npsidI Now BY. request Of
Andrew county I win self sI right, title end
interest Of ~ cid John w. Beltoa a, u and Y
tho above described real estate at tbs Conrt-honse
door, In the city Of Savannah, county Of An
drew, and state Of Missouri, At public vendue,
to the highest bidder. for cssh, Cd
Monday, the 2lst day of july, 1873,
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Property at a Sacrifice !
Chance to Make Fifty Per Cent on
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.EING DESTROYS Of

''ea ~ pEING DESTROYS Of
III : 4: : :: 8: !; : $ &: & ::: 81; ;: I! j: |: !:
bought for Of others I have q half acre Of
ground, well fenced, and one-half OF II covered
with apple and cherry trees Of twenty years
growth, and have just finished building o story
nnd-a-half house, lsx2t, with m l. kitchen, LIZ
II. Terms easy, and price very low. 1rtI
S2tf j. y. HUSTON, savannah, Mo.
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Monday, tie slst day Of July, ls7s

between tho hours Of nine O'Clock In the fore.
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day. PEMBhOkH MERCERJ
SO Sheriff Of Andrew county, Mo.
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INDIANAPOLIS,

Special Dispatch 10 The Chicago Tribune.
1NDlASApoI1s, Deg. 28-l'o this hour, no acts
Of violonco luve been committed to-day by tho
striking engineers. Quiotness has been tho rule,
aud noisy demonstrations on the arrival or de-
parturo Of Panhandle traus tho exception.
There lave been no Indications Of weakening OH
clthcr side, though the strikors claim to hayo
Information from Pittsburgh lending tllom to
believe that tho
COMPANY WILL. HEoEnE,
anu como to their terms. Gen. Dan 11ncauloy,
who went TO Log anBport III command Of tho two
military companies of this city lust eyoning.
this morning
TILEo1iAPns TO GOV. uESnRlcEs
as follows:
suven taies from here, but u, ono injured w ars
patroHg tue road aaa guarding property. Shall at-
tempt to organize Sheriff *orco to asssf anil relieve
lie. aonse escsten'xt, but nj trouble YET.
at O'clock tlls morning tho General telo-
graphs the Governor aB follows:
Tratn just lett for Chicago. snnt guurd With It.
Colmiderahio excitement aud discussion, but no vio-
fully nxplal,led uattors, reading your order. Thoy
dlsasow and reuiate u hwlessncss md rlutos acis,
sons. uAYa srste.l public feelinr tIoro,lglly; nnd
think II beHt to remain ut leust tu-lurrow, VIII get
through a!s right snd PLEASANTLY thiui.,
Division SUPERINTENDENT MILLER
brought in the null uuder guard at Q o'clock tliH
morning, returning Eastward this forenoon.
THIS Waa tho obly ttaiu OIL tho pittabur,, Oincin-
llnti Il st. Lonn Road since Frduy morning. 4
train
ON THE 1EFrEnsoNy1LAn DIVISION
arrived tonight 4 freight train on the same
road "ss ntoprul ut franklin to-day by telo-
grain from indianapolis railroad oiciulB, warning
1t ~ dangor. Last night Il policeman dlscoy-
afod
THE f1ScENEEB SWITCH TuHfKD
anti tho hplco between tl,o harb packed solid
with cotton, Eand End o.hur suhHtal,eau. ltl t!tB
condition, no staurtal hand {could hnyc replaced
the switch in tlno to hAye suyell q coming train.
II tue Eineonues ttain bud been un time, IL
would inevitably lavn been wrecked, but FORUM
ntely 1t wah late and sn damage to lfo and
property waB ttono.
= iarge number OF ape.inl policeman woro
sworn in to-dny, TO do duty duvpg the con-
tihlunce oK tho strike.
1Vthe ASsucfated i,t..Y,1
lNil1ASAP0llH. Dec. a8-EyerythinK iA a,tiet
here to-day. aud ,allroad mattera ur0 mpruy-
ing.
FAESESliIn TRAINS
arrived OIL thu Itthbllr;;l, Cincinnati + H. Luniu
lluad from Goluphus ut l:S0 thiB luollilig. aud
tho train wont hHt OIL tho Aan,e roatt ut = 1'coulk
th1H aftornoou.! Superintendent Miller, Of lho
First Division, ID ellerga Of 4nother train from
Columbus will arrive ut nbout 10 o'clock this
On tic Louisville 1oAa, one trptll arrived at
$3.50 =. III.
THE TRAIN WITH rloorH,
l watsl !stt hsIe yssteraay astysnoou for Logaus.
.rost' "as dtseha II Wa!helm, miles fays Of
, 1873-12-29
CHICAGO.
THE OTHER SIDE.

THE OTHER SIDE.
l. reporter Of THE TRIBUNE yesterday visited
tho rouud-houso Of the Columbus, Chicago l.
Indiana Central Railroad Company, on tho cor
ncr OF Carpenter and Carroll Streets for the plr-
pose Of giving the striking locomotive
Eli opportunity to make statement Of thoir
Gaze to tho public. Tho 1oAnd.louso was as
noat as possible, and about fifty mon werc scat
tered in little knots about tho large building
They woro all nicely dressed, and looked aB
respectable as any ono could Anyc wished.
They wore acting III an orderly, quiet 1ua1ltler,
which might 1.ayo set IN example to lnany moro
prstontlous gatherings, and altogether prosontod
such I'll appearance Of peace and goodwill t!lat
the reporter Expressed surprise.
"What aro you al( doing down hero tonight ?"
nsAcd he, Of ailittlo knot OF men near tue door.
4 LITTLE TALK.
"Woll, wa'yo como hero to have little tul!;
jaat NOW. Wo'yu boom down I'LL day looug af-
tor or englnos, aud, now it's gettiug dark, VIC
thought wol hayo Il uha,co to tallt II bit'
ltoportor-Aro you il1cInad to lot reporter
lHten tu your tuk7
IN Englneer-lf you arc from 1nE TRIBUNE
you ure lust tho nlnn we wa,!t to HUG. II you'll
COMO to tho o'llco we'll giya YOU sent and tell
YOU our story just III short a,ld straightforward
as va know how.
~ this oiler Tiers sosuod to 10 general u.s.
1eas, ana tho reporter Taa conducted to "tho
, 1873-12-29

!snecfdt Dfspatch to tho Chieano Tribune.
FoNr WAYNE, Ind, Doc. 28.-Tho situation Of
tho enginoers' etrilo Is about tho aamo. Tho
Brotherhood hold what is reported 10 have been
VERY STORMY MEETING
last night, although nothing moro definite than
rumor can bo obtained as to their proposed ac-
tion. The Toledo, Wabash l. Western engineers
wcro, 1t is reported, unanimous for tho strike
and 1t Is said that committee was appoint-
cd to proceed to tic different headquarters along
tho road, and compel tho mon to act In concert
with them. A number Of Pittsburgh strikers
woro present ut tho meeting, and workod up tho
feeling of tic mou considerably.
ONE GRIEVANCE
these Wabash nun hayo Ia, TINT the Company
now owe thcm two months wages. Tho officers
Of this road say thoy will c}oso tho road rather
than submit to their cnCineorp.
In conversation with @. Z. Goshan, doueral
Mnna.or, and q. D. Gorham, Superintendent
Of tho Wcst Division Of the Fort Wayne
Road, your correspondent was informed thcy
DID NOT ExpEcT ANY TROUBLE,
MS they hud positive assurancoe from their best
men that they would not strike. They
also declare tho ,strfho to be- unauthorized
diyidual strife. Should their division or
branches strife, they intend to fight it cut, nnd
would close tho road If necessary. They say the
stlikors Should novor pull throttle on the road
again. In tho oycnt of strike, !"
NO bTonpAdE OF TRAVEL
would cnsuo, as they Ind men to take the Htrils-
ers' ongincB at half an hours notice. They sny
tho strike would DO ondcd in twenty four hours.
THE EAST DIVISION
IL already wavorins. All passcngcr-trnins have
been got through on timo unil somc frcightH have
commenced running.
, 1873-12-29
LOCANSPORT, IND,

Sptefdt UispHfeh to The Chicago Tribune.
LooANsronr, Ind, Dec. 28.--The engineers
strike still continues. Tho Cincinnati mnil.
trains were ruin out of Chioago yesterday by
Mastor-Mecllanio Gormly to Logansport. Tho
passengers got on outside tbs city, and tho
train was ruu through here ut full speed. to tho
great cllaErin Of abont 200 engineers aud fro
mon gathered ut the depot for tho purpose Of
holding it. Au attempt was made to
THROW TIE TRAIN OFF THE TRACE
at tho depot by misplacing g switch, but tho
switch was replaced whom tho ongino was within
thirty feet of it, The Chicago mail loft Rich-
nlonu at 1910 u. rn., Conductor Crockett acting
Us engineer. This train waited ut Kokomo,
Ind, until II o'clock p. nl., for
TROOPS FROM INplANAroLla
to protect it and other trains passing
Logausport. This train struck misplaced
switch ut Wa}bnum, seven miles from tho city,
throwing tue eugne buggage-car, and one coach
oT the track