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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-13
Town OFFICERS Elected

MIDDLEBURY.-The annualtow nIuect-
ing was as fully attended as common
and the following are the officers elect
ed Moderator. James NJ. Slade select
men, William s. Goodrich, Daniel +.
Bovce, William r Remele; town clerk
and treasurer. James Mcdonald; over
seer of poor John W. Martin constable,
Jacob Dewey; listers, James NJ. Slade,
d. Z. Boyce, Oliver Severance; audit
ors, James NJ. Slade. T. NJ. Chapman,
Darwin Rider; pound keeper, John w.
Martin sealer of leather, John Powers;
agent to prosecute and defend suits for
and against the town, John W. Stewart;
town superintendent common schools,
James NJ. Slade, Jr. trustee of surplus
fund, Calvin Hill fence viewers, f, A.
Bond, Ira w Clark, d n. Buttolph
town grand jurors, B. S. Beckwith,
John O'Conner, David Burke, Lyman
z. Knapp, Albert Chapman, VIM. c.
Langworthy, 0. p. Mead, I. d. Twit-
chell, r. A. Damon,
Voted town tax of SO cents on the
dollar.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-13

THE CENTAURs OF OLD were hair
morse ana haif man. They consorted with
anluials-conquered manufactured upon
the mowers II the century plant-made
one vi the l. number God of the healing
art-tfansfsrred their name and home 10
the constellation Centarius, and raised the
QiVll generally. Sur the great Centaur
Llniment for stiff joints, rheumatism.
sweliings and lameness upon man and
beast, is now astonishing the world And
astonishes because IL does its work,
CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. IT.
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie
and causes natural sleep. 1t Is a substitute
for castor Oil.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-13

been known 10 the public about forty
years, by long continued series Of mar
Vicious cures, which have won for IL q con
ndence in its virtues, never eQualled By
any other medicine. 1t still makes the
most enecfual cures Of coughs. colds. con
sumption, that can be d ade by medical
SKIN. Indeed the Cherry Pectoral has re
any robbed these dangerous diseases CT
their terrors, to great - tent, and given 2
feeling OF immunity from their fatal ef-
fects, which is well founded, If the remPdv
be taken in season. Every family should
have IL in their closet for the ready and
prompt relief of its member. Sickne>e
suffering, and even life is saved BY its time
~ protection. The pTuderI should not
neglect II, and the wise will not Keen %.
ny you for the protection u affords IN SUD
den attacks, and by its timely use.
PREPARED By
DR.. J. Q. AVER & CO., Lowell. A5s.s-
Practical and Analytical her2tsrs
AND SOLD ALL ROUND THE yT,o-,r-
oct2Sd2daw&wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-13

The few compos.
tiOns, which have
won the C .mdGencs
,Of mankind and j. d..
.come house hn1f
words aHIoDg not
only one bat many
nations, must have
,eGtrao. binary viz
tues. Perhaps no
ODS ever secured SO
wide a reputation
or maintained II go
long as Ayers her
~ PeCfOra II na-
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-03-13

Moderator, A. p. Gorham 4;
clerk, G. B. Williams; selectmen, Ce-
phas Williams, c. L. Livermore and L.
g. Bolster; constable, Cephas Williams 4;
collector. E. Ameden; listers, B. Ben
son, Leslie White and John Barnard g.;
town agent, f. Ameden overseer of
the poor, W. s. Styles; superintendent
of schools, q. 4. ShankS
Voted to raise 600 cents on dollar
having raised more the year before. The
Indebtedness of the town is $4,000
JAMAICA. Moderate L. n. Sprague ;
clerk and treasurer, Luke Howard; Sc
lcctmen, G. 5. Clark, L.. w. Howe and
Sullivan Faskett oyerseer of the poor,
c. S. Clark listers, Warren Gushing,
Charles Robbins and A. O. Coleman :;
auditors, L. n. Sprague, Squire Gleason
and Daniel SherWin constable and col
lee tor, G. S. Clark grand juror, Squire
Gleason; town agent, VIM. Tasting +;
superintendent of schools, c. p. Fren-
year.
No money was voted for either high
ways or current expenses. The indebt-
edness of the town is $19,621 Is; tax
uncollected in collectors hands, "a, 022, :
90; interest paid 81. 400, 80 expense Of
keeping towns poor, 81, 132, Al
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Andrew County Teachers Insti-
tute.

int.
The Teachers Institute of Andrew County
Missouri, will convene N The Public Schou
Building. in Savannah nj 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, DE.
| cembcr -, 4. ID. 1913. and continue in sc.sior
PROGRAMME:
Model School in iour grades, conducted by
Miss Angie Armstrong and N"--rS. II. a.
Gardner, Walter llIurIlc and one 10 De sup.
pli'sl.
L~rcrrRrs-iy John Monicilh, Estate Supcrin,
irndcnp, Robert IIU:k-hamh. u. l.. Ming and
Rev. II. Il. Pollock ant john Utilize.
o~RArInS-By G,".Ee Myers.
Ess,Ys-iy Mis- 4. e. Morris, +: VI.
railock. Allah Buckley. rnic Ford and l.. {.
Potter: also. Mrs-rs. il. &. Mcdowell, Joseph
Brooks, J. u. ~iil!,w, Jacob i;,hlrf, William
II ming. William Hunter. James Wilkcrsca,
". ". iinoirr and !. ". GrIltii.
FIRST D~EGNTE-Nr~-rs. IL. i. Alexander and
J. q McGamg!r.
>EroNp DtRArE-Messrs. j. W. Wilkcrson
su, W. VI ncmnin-.
SELECr EfApIyG-Mssrs Powell Cr"-icv
(St. joseph. MOD. II. \ Gardner. !. g. Me
tpnl%lr, -Iuhc Powell AMI r. q Madison.
COMMITTEE DN NU-It-Dly -~>i"r--Mr--r
IGmcs J1nrs and Jlbc Powell. Night srs>inl>-
Henry Sargent.
II i confidently expected liz tha Executive
form the ,iIiIrs assigned them. ani make To
rNcG>ps Whatever Teachers viii Ii,a.r bring
with them a fill scric, at t"Nt books in thu
Common branches, incluIin% ~iiIr and pencil.
All who are teaching in thv county are cNi"cicd
TO attend 1t least Two daya ul the session.
while all who @r, Interested in the great rIu-,
OF educating oar youth are cordially IUNii,d-to
meet With IL and =, ist Il, by their presence
and Cooperation.
7. 6. H~aNNoLD.
&. + kIND.
fIN!Ey .MyFsurEN,
EN. cU;lNr Committee.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
All Can Be Scholars,

We know thai thousands of parents
desire to educate their children literally
and thoroughly, but who, from the want
of knowledge of the course to be pur-
sued, will never find their desire real
lied. Many regard the operations of
the schools rs uncertain; indeed, they
have no settled conviction that there are
adequate educational forces anywhere.
Others. Of still narrower comprehension,
fancy that only the talented a be edu-
Gated, and if they can secure their dull
and unapt children a little knowledge
for practical use, it is all that can be OBJ
tanned. Many. in looking at the results
of educational opportunities enjoyed by
some youth for q considerable period.
find so little improvement that they have
no hattering opinion and no stable faith
in the system of public or private ip-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Sectlrianism.

We cannot disguise the fac; iha: seq.
tariani-m is practicrl l." much in the
schools of our country. although in Au-
drew county thi> i, prsc'iccd very little,
we are glad 10 note. Bat there i one
school in this county which needs lpna-
inc after. Ii is a. near a ~crtari'I
school rs it dare he. Our C"tintv 81.
pcrin;cndcnt has. W" are glad To- -;
done all in hi power ID GnrD'i the c:j'.
The Missouri School Laws directly -:
that no money shall be used from l!r.
school fund 10 support any school ictrn-
iB@ scc'eriIuiSm oi any kini. Ii ih'
township board can do nothing =. st,g
it. the State superintendent sL"uii.
Hoping Thu article my lrayrth effect
of having this matter att'hi"ti 10. |
close for this time. More anon. GI.S.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
n iY>ICIANS AND DRUGGISTS.

A prominent New York physician lately com.
planned lo DrNnA- pICE about his SANDALwOor
On. tNr>TLE-, stating hi sometimes they cured
nirarui0usly, but that u patient at his had taker
them for some time without effect. on being in.
formed thai several limitations. WEIR male aat
sold. he inquired anil found that his patient had
been taking capsules sold in bottles, ami nui
DuNDAS I x cos.
What happened 10 this physician my have
happened Ia Others, and DtNDA Ditk \ co,
take this Ineihod of projecting physicians, drug
gists and themselves, and preventing Oh Oh
SAND,LwoOD from coming iuio ~diSrepuic.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsules
will continue TO do so. for they contain III,
pure l.il in tn" best aud cheapest form.
DUNDAS DICK u co. Use more Or. OF SAN
IN the manufacture OF their Capsule,
than all the Wholesale AMI Retail Druggists anI
prrflimrrS in the United States combined, and
this i, the sol. rsasOn why the pure oil Is sold
CHI -aper in their Capsules than in any Other
form.
OIL OF sANDALWnOD il fast superse,ling
every other remedy, sixty Capsules only being
required to insure Il safe and certain cure IN slN
or eight DAYS. From no other medicine can this
result be had.
DICKS SOFT CAPSULES solves the problem
long considered by many eminent physicians, OF
how To avoid the nausea and disgust experienced
i'm swallowing, which are well known To dttraet
from, il not destroy, the good effects OF many
valuable remedies.
SON Capsules are put up IN tin-foil and neat
boxes, thirty in each. and are the only capsules
prescribed by Physicians,
Hf-Thess were the only Capsules admitted
o tbs last Paris Expedition
s.nJ far Cirrular To IS Webster Street, ". Y.
SOID AT ALL DRUG les
General Agency. lilo Reade Street, n. y. %
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
saturday, The 1ith day Of December
She,IN'.s S0le.

Ri virtue and authority "fa general execution,
- ISSUED from ihr Office OF The Clerk of The
Circuit Court Of Andrew county, Missouri, re-
turniblc Al til" December term, ISIS, OF said
Court, and Ia me directed. ia favor al Ransom
l.u-scil, plaintiI, aud against Dudley Mc-,ick,
Hardin Nr-slck, Iu'indi Fllkncr. Ann Roach
M'ry \. nayi., Perry Mc,sick, Arista Smith.
Blcna.istn Ncs.Ick, John l.. .Mes>ick, William
Nc>a;rk. Prudence Mrs.ick aud Mary \. MrS-
-ick, defendants, l have levIei upon and seized
al! the RIGHT, title, Interest and claim of the said
defendant. of. IN anI Ia The following described
real estate, town: The northwest quarter Of
IN" northwest quarter ot section number thirty
Two, AMI the south half OF the northwest quarter
ri III. southeast quarter of section number TWEEN
ty-t.Nrn. all in township number siXiy-one,
range number ihiriy-sA; all lying and being in
the said county, and state Of Missouri; and ]
will, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05

Born houses Of Congress met on
Monday. 4 number Of bills were intro
duced in the Senate. the most significant
Of which was one (by Mr.. Wright, Re-
publican, Of Iowa. ''to repeal an act OF
March 81, 1873. increasing the salaries
Of certain persons Senator Sumner
introduced a joint resolution proposing
an amendment 70 the Constitution pro-
viding for the election Of President by a
direct vote Of the people and a~bolishing
fhe Office of Vice President. In the
House, Hon. J. G. Blaine was reelected
Speaker by a flattering majority. Mr..
Hale Republican, OF Maine) gave no.
fice Of the introduction OF a bill repeal
ing the increase of salary.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
administrators Notice.

NOTICE ) hereby given that letter. Of admin
" I''rIti0I upon The estate of Siniu-i Nrl~r.
lat ~ Andrew county, deceased. have been
%~r.T!"i 10 the undersigned. joel Nc-Sr. by tn,
r'r.FI;" ,gtJ; al a." county aiusr-:id, bearing
It Re tn tv"utN -iaurih .'ay 81 <pyCm'-r, \. u.
-; III Irr-"uS having claims against said
e -, Az y,qIirri L, exhibit them to me-
~ .IrNII''' Wg.hin on" YEAR AFTER the hat"
1T .Tii i"Iirr-,-nr they may be pr,cll,lr,l from
Ih1 t'"nvii; "l -Ich estate. aud il such claims b.
NJ '>h'Ii,ti within two wears irpni The tini. al
"a 'H3ri.cI'spE "!thi- notice. they will b.. forever
'irr'i. .iDEi. NEE>E..
- Administrator of SAMUEL Nrl>r. dee.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
.~Soturdoy. the 6th day Of December
Partition Safe.

DI virtue anil authority or an order of sale
ID IN al =. Ilr rrgiIlir .tagI-tt term. ISIS, Of the
I irCuit 'prIrt within aud for the county of An
drew, IN ll- state nj Missouri. ia The rau-c "i
Aaron Irrnrau. plaintiff, against Susan NJ. Hit-
f-nhnu-v aui Joseph ItiIT,nhousr. her husband.
JIn- =. McH.chru, Mart II '. McNtchrn. Agnes
/. MrM"chn II. William X. McMcricn AMI IaIo-
line - MrMrciIrn, defendants. | will sell, for
IN" purpose OF Partition, ~ public NrHinr. NJ
thu { curt house door. in the city Of Savannah,
cnan'y Of Andrew, and Stale or Missouri, Oh
Sat"rRag. The Oh day Of December,
\. u. ls.i. III. following described real estate,
-iiuIt~; ~ ih- county, AMI State aforesaid, to-
wit. Ihr west htif of the southwest quarter ui
,rrii"n uLml,rr Eighteen. IN township number
.iNl.-unr, UI .MI@r uutn'cr lhir;N-luEr.
Itrn-"l sale, cash IN i,tnd.
ptNBi;bhE GER'tR.
- -lIrriNnf tntlr-v r.,II'V. Missouri
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
S'frUy l'9fice.

TNAhLN NJ, by Jacob CARRIER, living in Notia-
1 Way tow n-hi,. .inlrrw county. Missouri.
~ the eleventh day 81 November, iSs5, two four
year Id st"Cls Described H. follows: Ono red
ami white spotted. white legs and belly. under
hIt IA AMI crop nj the right ear, blind in left eye,
branded with Ia" iisirc ''2'' ON right hip: one
w'ii'" and red r~imrki,Hl, rec, neck, cru,, on the
lrii rrr. AMI unhprhit in the right ear. branded
ga ;!Ir rigsl hip with ia- figure ''2." Appraised
Il So "sch hy John Limin nrnIn AMI Joseph
icnhlh'. \ truc cop! Eom my stray Book.
Il. !, >IiNSoN.
- .iu,Iicr uf the Peace tor Lincoln Twp.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Final Settlement.

CREpITORS and all others interested in thu
u estate OF Burr Bradley, deceased, will tax,
notice that I, Allen Holt, Public Administrator
in charg.. Of said estate, intend to make llnal set
Element thereof ut the next term of the Prol,at,
Court of Andrew county. to he held at the Office
uf the Judge OF snid Court. in the city Of Savan-
nah. in saii county, IN the state of Missouri, oil
he third Monday In December, \ ID. lsi3
ALLEN HOLT,
Public Administrator:
w G C.Y,x,vr 49, ~
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
She11D7s ,Eulc-U RdeJ' Mort
Guoc lrifh PO1rPrW Safe.

NI1IIEREiS Catherine KELLEY. on the eth day
w of March, ISL, conveyed Il tanlr, kI-lrr
ti- real .-stt~ i,-r.in ,frr lie ,criD-d, EN her GER
tin nip:;g =. decd ~ thu 4 iI,r, fled and record
-i in III Re ,r,l.r'- "l"r -; Andrew county
Missouri. III page 81. book Ia, Of the Records OF
Andrew county, for The ~lIrl'n>r "f securing The
payment 81 u certain prom ,Spry mole iherrin
described.
.iai whereas, i, Is farther provided in sail
III ,lI.ig. deed That in case Of default in "a.
pay mrni Of SAIL note. the then acting Sheriff
vi Andrew county might, at the rctIuc-t III the
legal holder Of said mite, proceed To sell rli'l
real estate ut public auction aud outCrr, ailrr
GitiaS al least thirty days public notice OF III"
time. tenn, and place OF sale, am! of ihc prop
trty To- 'r sold. iy advertisement in soma nrU--
paper pI!lted and published in the ciIy Of Sa-
vaIi,iai. Andrew county, Missouri
ir'l uiicrrin. ,tfiult iia, h",n male in the
pawn nj -. SAIL uu:C :, described in ,Iii
morte.g. deed. and the wiol- itIncunt of prin-
c!ra! AMI Interest remains IN" Iad unpaid;
Now. Therefore. by Nirtl" of III" lnW"r aud
auth M; ia said m0rigIgs. ami At the Request; of
The Irg'i holder III SAID iipi., | -itt!i, on
THcSiiy, The 30fh dry Of DecemJer.
A.D. is, between the ho;;r+ of zen O'Clock 4.
VI. Az: Guur O'Clock /. Nj. ~ the -pgith door
al i!r rpur.-h,I~r, in the city OF savannah.
Am!"..:; comfy. Missouri. proceed T., sell tn
the hirl..,t and best bidder, i1T cash IN hand.
The r-'i estate iii said mortgage described, HS
follow. tp-wIi: Lot number Irrlvr ti2l IL The
a%;ii!T.oi IT, NhitrsVillr. AMI >iiuiir,i ON Platte
riVrr, t~.,ipwn al In" plat %! iii trwn, AMI
in Ani ~ COUNTY, Missouri, for the PURPOSES
in SAID mortgage set forth.
PEMHROkE MERCER.
Sheriff Of An.lrrw county, Missouri.
W. :. GRrENLEE, atty. g
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05

ArRlGHTFUL disaster at sea occurred
on the 22d ofNovcmber, resulting in the
drowning Of two hundred and twenty
xix persons, including five members of
the Evangelical Alliance. At two
o'clock in the morning the steamship
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
FINAL Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to creditors and al
IN Others interested in the estate of Georg,
Elliott, deceased, that !, william Anderson,
administrator Of siid estate, intend 10 max,
final settlement thereof Mt the December term o.
the Probate Court of Andrew county, To be held
ut the Office vt the Judge of said Court
IN the city OF Savannah, in said county, in The
State Of Missouri, on the third Monday IN Dc
ccmber, 4, ID. 1873.
WILLIAM ANDERSON,
~ Administrator
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
Str0y Notice.

TAKEN ND by Moses Wilson. living in Benton
i Township. In Andrew county, Missouri, on
ri day of November, AID. IS1}, II tHo-yrar-old
COW o u red roam color, marked with y crop on
both ears. no other marks or brand ir"Tcviyablc.
hppraisr, at .iSir.n dollars. iy Charles Spear
and David Atkinson. A tine copy from my
Stray Book. JOIN ii. TOWNSEND.
- .fustIep u tn Peace for Benton Tur.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05

The nomination of G.. ii. Williams for
Chief Justice by President Grant will
surprise the country more than any of
his previous nominations. If William
has ever gained any fame rs lawyer
CT Judge. the people have not heard of
It. Il is a nomination cminentiy unfit
Z, no mn1.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-05
.nOIf006c safe.

W.iE:.. t~."tiri,A Cunningham and ~I;r,I<"'
W iUhlFISI' va. H. Vi!', ul tn. county nl
h'.ipI IN. uti sr.'" II II ~ ~. by their certain
So s,f-ts drrt nfIh power at sale, dated the slt!I
tE ID Doom .. l~i>. Jul recorded ia The i:r-
90 rutHr'- ".H-' al Nrlrrw county. IN The STATE
ed u --uUri. Ia box ~. AZ plg" 49,. nf rrr,rI.
1T raasfy Jn'", al TrHl estate. cru.r,.-i Ia nn.
= i b-'itkt. ~ tril-i"-- IA" following H.
,r.ti,H'i al '-'ii. with ali the appurrru In-,~
iii'f.i' h~h'ngtn-. situate. lying aud being ~
ga county, "f Andrew. rusi Ntt;- ui Missouri.
'''-f:,' TN rl~t hill Il IN. u~lrti,wc.t quarter
si ~"'tt'n iiirrr. IA township fiirv-nin-. Il
Ei.-r iniIiN-N'N containing Eighty acre. m"T-
81. '-''- T." '.'i - ''"ifr ia" pay mrnt Of c.r-
So - i'rrus~-'rN n'J' "i -iN-huHirr'l aU'l fny
% :itT-, -Ny,u','l l., aid Patrick Cunningham
H-.l! y. j b-~T1r. GAt"i December 9Th,
Ia = 'Iu' ~. wars after date, with len per :" nj.
ir,'rs-l iiH;u u 'i". IA -.rl IA Irig Ig- Described.
lBtt 80! ia t-AiI iuIug!lGB ut1l tn. Interest
ur -t'I H''r - December i~.I. and un THE - IL.
81 } uiitrF .i-.E. ir paid un -ti'i npic the fut'I-r
-"u 81 iN' dollar, and "r ih, IN 'iIN OF ArriI.
- :, h UIt fIrr,"r ~" further sum "f~rtrn;y
a ,lyt.. 4'r,i that The htlanr- III -til npIr - ,iu.
s., ~'lI!''Ii: WIIJphr N,ni"n. "T Andrew Z .un-
ir. v 'sfur'. &, HrsE III leg Il hIli-r II9l nH.irr
Il -'n' not Inl m"rt-i=" for i1ii'. said mo-.
a ~ ng h,,.B endorsed over 1" him. ly Ihr toll
i''il< "a iur '"iur.t Thereon. "FuT value t.
"r.t"l. | 80. Icu ;h- within nnir and til. ,lr,ti f
i.n-: t'- -'urs. :l- ~uur - John Mn'"n. thi-
~ ia. ~ ti'rti. I~3. \ !. I'--hlEp.'' tuI
"hrrf'A AL .u'r'EtGr obtained u c"n!lIIuu
L. i- .H.g. ma It-iTt note should not BE- " ell
fhi iEui, bad according 10 Ia. tenor an r,Tt..
iI'rspi. SHrl Ia, Sam became 'iu- aud Lay able,
'lirn all upsrIg,gr should remain in T,rcr, AMI
'ltr aid ' j iicrhnR". ar hi. leg Il reprr-rGia-
IKE. 'r nj lI.r r'-lrt'rt al The Irg.il holder at sttl
- 81" ths iirI acting sheriff al Andrew county.
Ni-,'tri, ma: proceed 10 sell thu property here
i"" ,''T". 'i"~r dol. 81 any part 'h-i"pf.at public
y,lla-. to iHc highest bidder, TT the court
hrt-r 'tp"r, IA The city "f ~IIaInIh. county 81
Nltirn. aui stale of Missouri, iir-t EiNin.
@i.t-tt dts-' iuIiir p.irrr of iiIr tinr. term,
and iilr- 81 al. AMI "I The property l." he sold.
~ H'lN'Gfi ''fnFhi IA some new -piIrT printed IN
Ia AID county of Andrew, and state of Nil
,"uIi, rni upon -ucli sal. ,Nrcui, aui deliver u
decd ~ To- -'nIi' "G III" property sold. Ia The
i'i'"ha 'ri',s' "a. rIl ro"riv" the proceeds of sail
u" 81 81 Mii"I II shall first pay In costs n III
G N;'r-r, "i -tlt. aud neat Ia. sIn ,iiul due IN
-'il noe. and m" I'm !u'lrr. IL any shah H..
lIiI. TOM all P,tr!c. Cgnn.nsh IN. "r hi,
leg II Representatives,
NuH, Therefore, n consideration 81 "a" prem
H., and III" power - ne vested by law and hy
: sfI ii'stgJ:". AID ~ iiic request Of -uil John
N'nt"r: Ia l-Sll irii'r 81 aid note. |. !'ciu-
hr"L' N.o'"r, >L.rrIl Of -I,i = .uriy Ui AGi.tN,
VIII, On The
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Saturday, the 18th day of December,

\. n. 1873, between the hours Of nine O'Clock
in the forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon
ot THAT day. at the Courthouse door, In the city
Of savannah, county of Andrew aforesaid, self
the same, or 50 mach thereofas may be- required,
ut public vendue, to the highest bidder, for cash
IN hand, Subject 10 all prior liens and judy
men;s,) TO satisfy said execution and casts.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
5 sheriff Of Andr, N connfy. Mo.
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Vile dc ~Iiavre. CT route from New
York 20 Havrc, ccliided with the Brit
ish ship Loeb Ernc. from London to New
York, and SINK in twelve minutes.
Ei"hty.sevcu persons We're saved from
the Inflated ship.
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THERE were in the librares, public
and private. of the United States. i,509,-
900 books in 1850; 15.009.0O1 in 1860;
AMI l5.0J0.0 o) III 1S10-l wonderfully
rapid increase.
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81 Nay Of Dscemi-r,

! p. l'"'s"rn HE huli-- Of TN o'rlork in the
TOT II - and I,uT "'rlutA Il, the afternoon Of
-lTl ttIy. - h,c,tl H. -rIl ui the south d,Dr OF
TIA I ,urt-lrd-'. IL, -gi.l cit, 1T SN ,unIlt. 1T
lul'lir Nri'lnr, Il" III" I.i-nc,t hil t'r, for = i-h Ia
HINT IL" sat property her, inirrI ne tr,c!thsI.
"T 81 un,'i, i.i"ftn! II EIiv Be sufficient ~ pay
tn, ht!Iuc' ILr On ,lis. not. tnL, th,r with the
c'-.- II Ti ~ ,rHs,- g.: iIi- IrI>i
rEiiRDhE MFR E!.
sheriff" 81 Andrew county Mi,-"ur'
Dawn RIA, Vt = ..
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MrITj's safe.

~ I.rtar aE'i authority of m ori.r al ale
- ! url t,"m III" o,,irn at The t!rrk ,.f ti-
I ir"iit curt within au'l for the county at An
dew. iii State III Missouri, IN an action - FORE
close IA 'tiIiRt. wh"rvin Robert q. Hubbard
/. piI'i'i ~ raj i1'In " %iippAint, MLTy II Hop
hiI, tni ih'tn - toN are Il, irn'iant-. | " ~ -rll
~ yti5.i' fcd'id'. io ttr highest bidder. for
cash, at ~ tptri-hpus" door. in the city Of 81
Ntnil!l, c,iIty OF Andrew, and state of Mis-
s'Iiri, "n
saturday, he 13ah day Of December,
\. y. 49,, tn following described real estate.
io-wii: Lot liilcrn and thirty feet al the north
Sii" "i loi fourteen. in block eight, in the town
"i B'l"k"w, NIL lying and hcin@ in the SAID
county oI Andrcw, stale of Missouri.
PEMBROKE MERCER.
- Sheriff of Andrew county. Missouri.
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A NEW secret society Of mechanics.
modelled after the Patrons Of IIuSbandry.
and called the patrons OF Industry"
has been started in New York.
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EDITORS: NOTENBER 5, Ia DECEMBER 6.
Editor ~ Ciicf-iI p Alexander.
iSsiSfraiS-J e Brook. Miss Allah 4. Buck
ley aud 4. l.. Nc,innaglr.