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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-22
Mortgage Sale by Sheriff:

mortgage SGLe Oy SHe7IW'
VNTlIEREA AS, Joseph B. Ent. on the 2lst day
w of June, $50, made, executed AMI d liv-
cred % Joseph Shellehberger, Guardian and Gu
rator OF John w. Kinney, his certain m Srtg1ge
deed Of that date (Which said mortgage Is duly
recorded In the Recorders Office OI Andrew
COUNTY. State of Missouri. in book 10, at page
42l, Land Records Of said county, by which he
c ,nvcy eel 10 said Joseph Sheilenberger the follow
ing desc. ibid real estate, lying and being in An-
drew c Iunfy, In the STATE OF Missouri, tO-wit.
Thir y-two Ca2) acres ofthe SO ltheast part of the
s-ciion nuliver sixteen, township number 0fty.
nine, and range number thirfy-six; which said
conveyance was made to secure the payment Of
n pruiniss,ry M e. in said mortgage deed men,
ton Il and described; and, whereas, IL Is provi.
,r,l In said IN ,rtgage rteed that il said note shall
not be well and truly paid when the same be-
comes due and payable according to the tenor
and elect thereof. then the said Joseph Shellen-
berger o, his legal representative, or nj the re-
qnest Of the l. gal holder Of aaid note, the (hen
acting) Sheriff OF Andrew county may proceed to
sell the real estate hereinbef0re described, or any
part thereof, ut public vendue, to the highest
andrew aforesaid, nrst giving thirty days pnblic
notice OF the time, terms and place OF sale and
Of the property TO be sold, by advertisement in
sonic newspaper printed In the county and state
aforesaid; ami, whereas, said note has h;en 1uiy
assigned 10 Gottlieb Sse~by, and now remains
due and nnpsid. Now, therefore, I, the under
signed Stc.,l Of Andrew county, In the Stute Of
Missouri, at the requestvf said Gottlieb Steeby,
the legal hslder Of said note, and by virtue Of
thu authority In M vested by said mortgage
decd, will, On
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-08-22

was rendered him FOR his labOrs.
FRIDAY-MoRSiSG EXERCISES.
programme@Opening Exercises; Discussion
ship, T. j. kinsor; Discussion.
Mr.. kinsOr's remarks were very good. The
Spencetian system is the one generally adopted
The question, ''should corporal punishment be
abolished by law9'' was discussed, and q vote
taken, which resulted in u majority for the mega
tive.
AFTERNOON EXERCISES.
The afternoon was taken up In transactlng
miscellaneous business, report ~OfcomIniftces &c.
superintendent Hoar delivered . short lecture
mediate wants Of districts md the powerful
teachers 10 supply them.
On motion, IN expression Of the Institute was
taken upon the prolriefy Of employing instruct.
ors at the next session, resulted In favor of In
~str1ictors for half the time.
EVENING ExERcIsEs.
Pregramme-Music; Select Reading, r. C..
Madison; Deciamsticn, HI; 5; Gardner; Music;
Defamation, II. Madison; Music.
The music so kindly given by Mr.. Sargent and
his Choir Was o distinguishing feature Of the
evening exercises; and we desire especially to
voices OF Miss Rosa Barbour and salile Water
man.
The following resolutions. having been unani-
mously adopted, were read by the SECRETARY;
aner yhich The institute sdjouraed. to meet ~
GEORGE Y. KING, Secretary.
MISS ANNA c. MoxKrs, Assistant sec'y.
Whereas, We, the teachers of the Andrew
County Institute. having spent four days In
pleasant and profitable exercises, feel greatly
benefited and encouraged to make greater exer-
tons to more fully qualify ourselves, and i'm
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meeting in February, 1873, viz:
/. A. S. Barner & Co.'s lndepen-
dent Readers and Spoilers.
2. Browns first lines of English
Grammar and Institutes.
3. Quackenbos' Arithmetics.
1. Barns Brief History Of the
United States.
5. Guyots series of Biographies.
(Guyots or Cornels PHYSICAL Geog-
raphyD
The following were rccommcnd-
ed by the Board, for schools of the
proper grade, viz:
l. Roscoe's elementary Chemi5-
try.
.. Miss Youman's first book In
Botany.
3. Kruses Manual Of Inventive
Drawing.
4. Lambert's Series Of Physiol-
ogies.
.. Canot's Physics.
6. Goold Browns Grammar Of
English Grammars.
Such arrangements will be made
as will place these standard text
books within easy reach of all our
Schools, and it is earnestly hoped
and confidently expected that trus-
tees and teachers who are interest
ed in the great cause Of education,
will in view of these facts and 4
desire Of uniformity, heartily co
operate in the work Of introducing
these text books into all our schools
as promptly as possible.
= Very Respectfully,
LEON RoUssAN
SUP'T. Miss. Co.
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Murder VIII Out.

1t Will be remembered that last
Christmas n year ago, negro man
named William Jones, better known
rs Gray Bill, was killed in arrow at
q frolic on Mr.. A. c. Bowen's plan
tation, and at that time it was gem
orally supposed and believed that
Bob Gooehc was the man who did
the shooting, and who lett the coun-
tv in company with another colorcd
man named " ir'''----
which time Gooche has never been
heard from. Recently, how
ever, William Wagner made his ap-
pearancc in this vicinity, and there
being proof that he was accessory
TO the murder, he was forthwith az
rested by Sheriff Driver, and an in
vcstisation elected the fact that
ptherc were reasonable grounds TO
believe William was not only ac'
ccssory to, but principal in the Kill
| ing ofJones, and IN default ofS4 O0O
bail was locked up in jail. TO await
/ the action ofthc Circuit court. Tho
way Of the transgrcssor Is hard
since the new order Of law under
the auspices of Elisha. The ole
scores are being cancelled. and here
after with magistrates like G. 7
Mahan, offenders will be taugh
chat law-brcaking has penalty at
tachod to it. II NJ. McVeigh, State
Attorney prosecuted, and John. o
Blackwood defended.
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Final Settlement.

IL An5SlssLPin ~.--H--T-
In ChancUy.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN thai will file
final settlement OF my administration OF the Estate
Of James stewart deceased, N the thhhcrry t"lft
of Nississipui County. on Monday, October the
IN, \ u is78. undth will at that time apply
fora anal discharge from said administration
An persons Interested are hereby ro'iHcd to Hlo
their objections should they have any within
The time prescribed by law.
JAMES r. DAVIES, administrator
July %, In Ls!ate 'as' stewart.
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Robbing'a Cash Drawer.

Jack Smith, colored, while engag-
ed in sweeping out Mr.. W. p.
llalc's store week before last, and
while Mr.. Il. +. Hale was busy
in the Office with a customer, quietly
slipped his hand in the cash drawer
and took thcrcirom the sum of ff-
teen dollars, and Immediately left
the store. The money he gave old
Uncle Mike parT, for safe keeping.
4 day or two afterwards, he went
to Mike and got his money say.
ing he was going to Memphis
Uncle Mike, who is 4 good honest
old soul, smelt n mouse and inform.
ed Mr.. Hale, but too late, rs Jack
had already boarded steamer and
cone to Memphis, and would have
been safe, but for the want OF Judge
ment, which urged him to step
ashore TO sac some acquaintance
as the boat landed, while on his
way up the river. Sheriff Driver
being on the lookout for take,
cobbled him and placed him in the
Jail. On examination he acknowl-
edged to having stolen the money,
and was fined twenty dollars and 30
days board at the public ex.
pCusc.
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Tue Citizens of OscooIa seem
determined TO be better provided
with fuel than they were last win
ter, when it was almost impossible
for teams TO draw an empty wagon,
and are now laying IN a goodly
supply while the roads are in q good
condition.
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CHURCH DIRECTORY,

The O-ceoll Baptist Church meets saturday
b.tnr. the third sabbath in each month. ssr-
vices by their Pastor, tld. II. II l:lchEdson,
SATURDAYS and sundays following.
The Methodist Episcopal Chureh South, holds
DIVINE service Eist sabbath Ia -syh month
~ O'Clock, A. NJ Prayer mcimgS-eNery
1hu sday evening, O'clock, l.. Nj
The PRESBYTERIAN Church holds Divine service
-s,clud sabbath ets9 IA sasontl-ll O'Clock, Il. m.
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OWING to a mistake, on our part,

OWING TO n mistake, on our part,
in directing and mailing our letters
last week, we failed to receive our
usual supply Of paper in time to is
rue The TINES. However much we
may deplore sseh mistakes, We can
now but acknowledge and rely up
on an .ndulgent public TO overlook
them, assuring them at the same
time that VIC will guard against 4
like REPETITION in the future.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

OUR thanks are due Bro. Hen
wood for a long bottle Of Catawba
grape juice. We have not yet open
ed it, but Judging from what Mr..
llcnwood said, it must be good (;
at any rate we will take his word
for 1t. H. desires us to say that
hc has plenty moro or tho same
on hand, which he sells low down.
Gall and see him.
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w anted.

A male teacher to take charge OF
n school IN district No. Il. None
but competent and experienced
Aeachcrs need apply. For terms ap-
ply to Capt b. f. Bennett, Trustee,
.on FreEchman's Bayou, or i. Rous-
san, Superintendent, at this office.
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Strayed or Stolen $25 Reward.

on The day Gf tIc Barbccuc at Stoncwall lahi-
jng -adah iron gray mare mule. fourteen hands
h ~ i ith a scar from a wound made with ah axe
on hcg rump near the taii When she len, She
bad on bride and saddle. The sum Of twenty
Nv dollars will be given by the undersigned Tor
her delivery 10 him ON CaraOn's Lake, OF II leIt1
the TDIEs Office in Osceola.
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LEGAL NOTICES..
Final Settlement.
In Mississippi Circult I
In ChnugtrV

In Mississippi Circultl
In Chanccry
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that | will file q
nal settlement ofmy adminstratio ofthe estate
ufIosiah L. Wilson deceased. in the chancery court
OF Mississippi County on Monday, October the
G,h, A. u. is13 and that will at that time apply
for a final discharge from said administration. All
persons interested are notified TO file THEN
objections should they have any within The
time prescribed hy law
JAMES , DAVIES, Administrator
July 90. In Estate J. l.. Wilson, deceased.
q. w. THOMSON. ATTY
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Notice.

Persons who haze paid their blacksmith &C
count. to Frank May and have receipts for same
will please come forward and proscm them TO me-
ns ryi lcuce of liquidation, t!.ati may balance my
books
Aug p, 2w. Il. NJ. AlEhN'
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OFFICE OF COUNTY Sup'T
TRUSTEES AND Teachers.

To TRUSTEES AND TEACHERS.
Gentlemen The following is a
list of standard text books for tic
state of Arkansas, adopted by the
Stat: Beard Of Fduca:o1 At its
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

WE have been shown number
of cotton boles from different parts
of the county, well matQred and
fully opeaed. The crop in this
county is safe and VIII turn out a
far avarage.
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ROLL OF HONOR.
Strayed or Stolen.

On the Goth inst, one small black
and white spotted pup, answers to
the name Of Harry. For the re
covery Of the same a liberal reward
will be paid at the Office Of c. II.
Gaylord.
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80 = ~-4f

We are ii receipt "I the Prcspcc-
tus Of tie Arkau,as Grange 4
npujiIy jorma, Che FIRST number
rr whi. h will he i.,ued on the 9Th.
Dt September, 1873. It IS TO be
devoted to the interest Of the Pat
rons of Husbandiy. We wish it
Eucccss.
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to- -xU

We are just in receipt Of sample
copies of" Threads Of Fate" u vol,
umc of poetcal etlusions by Mrs.
Lillian RozcI Messenger, a southern
lady of remarkable poetical genius.
The book contains 227 pages ofrarc
and elegant collections of poems
handsomely bound in cloth. Az
the solicitation of Mr.. f. II. Cham
berlain, who is agent for the state
of Arkansas, we have undertaken
to introduce the work in this coun-
ty, and invite our friends who are
fond of choice and elegant as well
as entertaining reading, to call and
examine the Threads Of Fate" at
this Office, and subscribe for Il copy.
Price 50 90.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

If anybody don't believe that a
lot Of large, ripe, luscious peaches
wrapped up in cream and crushed
sugar amt fit TO eat, just send them
DO US and we'll convince you that
they arc at all event, eatablc. Al
least that was our conclusion tie
other dag after we had caused a
moderate sized soup-dish full Of the
above named mixture to disappear
from our longing gaze; Of course
Whistling Willie helped us, but We
got our share, you bet!-Sister
send some more, and we'll not for
get next time to say thank you.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

For loss of appetite, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Depression Of Spirits
aud General Debility in their vari-
Gus forms, Ferro- o-Phosporatc Elixir
of Calisaya made by CAswELL HAz-
ARD & Co, New York, and sold by
nR dpae gists, is the best tonic. AS
a stimuiant tonic orpaticnts rccov-
erinc from fever or other sickness,
it has no equal. If taken during
the season it prevents fever ard
aerc and other intermttant fcycrs.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

DIR JOE d LYNcH Of Memphis Tenn, is on
n visit TO Dr. McGayock Of Shawnee Village for a
couple OF weeks and they hnl themselves pre-
pared to perform such surgical operations rs
may be presented to them, and afford suitable
for the same
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

TIM igial of Minus Dawson for
.Siu9 Nasc iiursh 6H the l6th
,.,', came oil before Sgnire G. T.
''a,an an ;ilc ash and from
a, '.>Dunooy adduced, Minus prov
cl himself e,.Acly iahj,iablc, and
,.l. n.pr1 I.,.Ne.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

WE would call the attention of
those of our readers who are suffer
ing from bodily ailments that need
the attention Of slillful surgeon,
TO the card which appears in anoth-
er place of Drs. Joe L. Lynch and
T. G.. McGavock at Shawnee vii
lagc. The skill of DR.. Lynch in
all surgical operations operations
is so we'll known in and around
Memphis, bis home, that it has be-
come proverbial. 1t was once said
by writer in the APpeal that if
you heard a pistol shot in Memphis
and saw two men running from the
" scene Of the conflict" you could
swear that one was going for the
priest. and the other for DR.. Lynch
DR.. McGavOck also gives notice
that he will furnish accommoda-
tons for all who wish operations
performed while under immediate
treatment. Perfect secrecy guaran-
teed if required.
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VIM. A. Lakes Club.

To Mr.. Wm. \. Lake of Chicka-
sawba we are indebted for q club
of seven new subscribers this
week. Mr. Lake is school teach
er at present employed in district
No. 6 and giving entire satisiac-
ton to the people Of that district.
As a teacher, Mr.. Lake not only
ircnlcates the proper sentiment in
10 the mind of the rising genera
ton, but rs n man OF sound Judge
mont, knowing as he does the
value Of county newspaper, urges
the necessity Of sustaining it by
those of mature age, well knowing
it, influence and adya ltaSe in adj
vancing the Young, when it is read
around the freside circle. We hope
to see AIr. Lakes example initiated
by teachers throughout the county.
The Osceola times., 1873-08-30

Ihs stated communications of OsCtoLA
LoBGE No q, A. 4. 4. M1son--Wiil be on
ffidsys, on or hefD~fcac! full moon, 10 wi
Enl, nh, AugGstslh. S-dt 18th, Oct 3d. Oct tlts.
-.oy 18th, Dec. 27th, all mcu,bcrs are ordered 10
be Iu atteIdanrr Il possible.
Jk.P. HALE, ". III.
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MASONIC DI.rOroRY

q The regular stated mertiag Of Oscrola
-/A~R 4 Chapter, Is on Tie Thursday be-
<E isre&heisi saturday ip each month Al
" NR. A. haSOns ia good standing are inNi-
ed 10 attend
Ry Orler oi G.. l.. MOORE, II. p.
, 1873-02-01
THE MODOC WAR.

Particulars OF tho Recent Fight.
1'reka tJan. 23 Despatch to the ST." fra,eiseo Btu
fetin.
David Rean, arrived here lato last night from
tho seat Of war. He was nil through the fight,
and brings tho following additional particulars:
On the bluff at the edge Of tho 1nva bed woro
found nino head Of cattle recently slaughtered
by the Indinna. Proceeding a milo further the
forceB formed d line of battle, both right md
left, extending in Boni-crclo three milea long
aud Captain Fairchild on tho Loft. Fairchildss
company rushed ahead Of tho line and got into.
tcrrible rocky place, whore several had to
remain In, until night for . chance, to got
out When a. they did their boots and clothes
lava and sharp roclte. The troopa on the
right nade e CONGESTION with p;rnard,s COM
doing 20 tho indians broe through The tho "las inos
and proceeded down toward tho like, w1lero thoy
pounced on Tairchlds mon. Nenr tha point
tho Indians also ccme out for fold fight with
them, running them into tho rocks.
The wounded OF Farchild's company ygoro
taken TO Fort Klamath. It ia Thought Jorry
Croolls is fatally wounded hnvinghis thigh bone
sn,aahed to pieces. He had to rido % niles on
George Roberts was abIo to walk around next
morning, but is mortal1y wounded. Tho how
itzers ,Sero paol lkod Oh animals In SECTIONS, and
put together whero needed, but 1t WAS too foggy
70 uHo tuem TO advantage, only feW 8hellB Inv
ing boen tirol.
Towards evening, nfter tho fight, Nh Indian
aignal-aro was seen between tic troopg and
Wheaton's camp, which camp had haen loft with
only ton men na guard to tho supplies and au1-
munition thore. Colonel Keluoys Oregon Vol
unteers being tho rear Guard horo. mado a pal-
liant fgi,t, Saving The artillery and wounded
from being captured, md nIgo proycntine tho
-iniiinns from seizing 9ho camp at hoadauarters. m
Gouoral Wheatons and nj, his of1,cers anij n,o,,'
nro apOAon Of in the highest prafso for their gal.
iautry. Colonoi porTy. whn % wne M tnif aarn6n3v 6s3
wounded. has been talon to Gamn Warnor
whore his family reside. Although tho for was
nnfnvorobia for mn oncn flri,t. X IL hoJiaSoI *
, 1873-02-01

Spetial DespatcA to Ths Chtcago Tribune.
NORMAL, ILL.,, Jan. '90.-Y Yesterday morning,
two miles north Of this place, O farmer named
Colin Campbell, was fatally stabbed by T. boy,
named David Waterman, WHO is about 10 years
OF nge. The cauae OF tho difficulty was some
trouble, oocaslonod solne time since, by tho cat
tie Of d brotlaor Of Waterman breaking into the
cornteld OF Campbell, -Four physicians pro-
meu, puncturlng oil Intestine, certainly
fatal. Canlpbols deposition, tahon to-day,
tostileA that no blows waro struck by him,
nnl that Waterman had tho knife with
limo snoe, in consequence Of tho ill-fcoling al
ready montioned, Campbell had forbidden Wat
erman to trespass upon his ground, and when
tho atrray occurred, yesterday morning, Water
man was crossing Ills door and yard. The ao-
mitted to bull iu the sum Of $2,000 In default Of
which he was takon into custody by the shorir
OF tho county,
, 1873-02-01
AWFUL AFFAIR.
A Dwelling House Sinks Into a Coal
Mine Tvo Children Burned to

DeAths
Front the Davenport Gazette, Jan. as
A gentleman from Cleveland, ILL.,, yesterday,
brought news Of . terrible casualty which oc-
CURED noar that place on Friday last. The local
ity OF the accident was Baker's coal mine. The
house OF miner, named Robert spargo, stood
directly over IN ola chamber Of tho mine. On
Friday afternoon tho earth under tho house sud
donly aunk, causing the dwelling to drop into
tho cavity to depth Of four or tivo feet. Mrs.
spargo and four childron wore gathered about q
stove Iu ono OF tho roomH. The foor
gsyS w o and ,ta ao ss 'vs ost Tso nsS aaS the the
children wero peroipitated upon it and tho FRO
which had fallen out Of 1t. Several men work.
ing not far distant saw the house sink, and ran
toward tho place; but before they Eeachod the
aud the children, and Tho a,noke which was
pouring out OF tho house, told them Of the hor-
rible situation the family was in. The men
rushed into tho yard, took water from some
barrels, entered tho house, and succeeded IN e1-
tlnguiehng tho tire about the ~ woman nan md her
and the. children out, the spectacle tloy
presented was 80 porfoctly awful Us
to bo efokoning. Ono ohld, . girl in
her 4th year, was burned to death.
40 that she died tho no1t day. Mrs. spargo and
tho othor two children were burned III fright
full manner, though at last acconnta all three
wero living. Tho clothos OF all wore burned
away, mostly, their heads were atnged, and the
tleah on their faces and limbs and bodios blla'
AL were taken to the house Of uolgLbor, and
tile donsors In Cleveland were Soon with the
poor vlotims, with remedies, aud everything
possible was done to alleviate their aufferlnga.
But the saving Of any Of them was doubtful.
Mr.. spsrgo was abaent at tho ttno OF the acoi.
don't. lie was not aware OF tho condition OF
things beneath tho eito Whom ho puzchaaod tia
fAVkpAs{s !, r.s.
, 1873-02-01
MICHIGAN AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Its History, Resources, Farm, Stock,
Products.
Its Collegiate Department., Fncltl
ty, Students. ETC., Etc.

Special coyre,pondcnes ~ 7ns cdtcaoo Tribune
LANSING, slict, Jan. ~, 1879.
The Agricultural Gollago Of Michigan, with ita
extensive farm Ia located nbout throo milcs oast
OF Lansing, tho State Capital, The farm con-
c,onroa .,a ,.., VI '"D"' ''0 ~ "1A''1 ~'e
''''4oo "A" Ae''cea'
nfa7on1oAL 8KETon.
Thia land WAS purchased as tho aito and for
tue uao Of tho, Co1looo III 1955 when IL wny n
wilderneaa and tbo ss,,o1o country for ni1na
a,o,,,,J 49,, T.. .,,-,,,u "no'e ILL ~. 49,
a4ou'o Was ~ pnlmitiso conol''on' Ho 1a.1hh
"ofo oponea IN tts Immediate vicinity, md no
ronds built. It's foundora located tho College
choico Tha e+.to ~, t,,aao v,ars ,r,do sro.1,
o-n,,a, 49, 'nono az !', .o ats. 'n'a
"na"al -. app'opslauons 1or 'n1a MIAMI project
and bus continued ite foateling care; In 1892
tlon with a grant Of land, Which, in round num-
hora has ham fo,nd to ho oa5 nm ncras Nono
~ H., .,s,,. -. ..,,. 49,, W. ss' a,,s o .,,
OF tho eVa.ls OF th's lanu IN were realized Until
Of tho last fiscal year, tho available iutoreet On
TN r,onav roat;yo5 fron, t,o t0nJa ao,d or,n,,,,t
W. - ] aha,t 81 ooo - r. aa.,n,.tna .,.st ~.
" ~ np"us 1,Wo - ~ eas'nn.eu thAs ~ seao .no
fund will bo incroased by aalos OF land In 1879,
go that the interest due tho College will amount
to All mn, and. in 1874. to A2D 600 or moro.
~-''''' Tnn Hn1Tn1aos
+ now In uae arc mostly eubatantial briot struo.
fnros nr1 cafir1n}nd In liza ,v,,41 A1an mn
.ufoa' "n" oa'!nasou 70 pe worm S12o'ooo.
Ihoso ase pr1noiphlly tho large aud appoint
cd and furnished boarding hall, throo storios
aboyo tho basement. costing nearly s42 0f)o, and
which can well accoommodato o family Of 151
students. This huildnn haa alI f1n Tnn3orn I'm
tne apparatus while the parlora. iinino-hnil.
and ali tic interior nrranoemontg iamonstrnta
that tho homo-corufort Of tho ontiro family Iaa
boon sought and secured. -,@N
Tja EGemioa1 T,ahoratnrv In a nev 1,u;1dfntr
costing a13,O00, In this ie n looturo hsll. =
private Office, also work-room for bio Profosn,or
In charge but tho main attractive foaturo is tho
largo working laboratory for tho uso Of students,
Evorything M ia arranged on model plan. Tho
tab1ep md cases ara 10 arranged on tho sides Of
tho hall as to give to each ta6lo Of four etudonty
tho full benefit Of wolI-lirhtod winIova
whi1o between oach two tnl,loa nni win
iown ia vantiist,rp hood Nv ~
, 1873-02-01

export and import into tho different HtAtoa
WITHOUT tho npoaiuon of ouatoua port Dues any
burden Of that sort. II this Ia correct exposition Of
that arttcto Of tho Constitution then clearly any
sumption of power by oong1eaa in that direction IL a
towards tho Capitalization of power In The FeAeral
future Of tho Government.
My coucllaou Ia, that, II tho public necessities
auch IS to require thns ths public own railroad, let
thc build or buy, may 10, to thar host advantage,
OCCIDENTAL.
, 1873-02-01

-,rbn +a5no;;-." y" lloEuo RkoleQQlo, died ou sAtur-
day. tao 11th inst, OF 4..-, " p.s .';..tg uun ~
ty, a,"~ntuoky, Ho waa formerly tnv -. -
". T. Plttn,ai, OF boyle County, from n whom 10
was kidnapped BY a band Of scouting confodcr-
a.o9 ne "s9 ss aq5se On H. wouo bsok Gon
prison at Columbus, Ohio, and tho ]s4t horse he
rolo during tho WRr.