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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-05-02
MORTGAGE Sale by Sheriff..

vryHEREAs. that nm the sixth day Of March.
w Al. D. ISGI, James n. Gibson, BY his
nrcmissorv note made and deiiyed fo Csthsrine
furmer. promised. for value received, to pay
her, the said Cstharine Turner, or bearer, on the
hnndrrd dollar. with intefest thereon It DE
rate Of ten Der cent. Der annum; and the better to
ssrnr. the rsvment II said noee nrincinaI and
interest scdoidin1 to he s.I tenor thereof. BE-, he
said James =. Gibson. by his deed ofm9,tgage,
described real estate, or tract Of Land, to-wif:
towrsSin No sixtv eeS' of rsnSs NJ. tSErty-
seven tsn in Andrew county, In the State Of
Missonri' with the aunnrtensncea Thereto h.
ionr;r1 nm ths exnr.ss coadition tb.t n he aid
lanes n Cihson. MS executoFs or .ndministTr-
tors. nav the sum Of money specided IN said note
be void, but on failure Of The payment q said
said deed Of mArtgxge 10 be and remain In full
force ;snd that by the terms IL saaa oee0 exRaesseu
on failure Of payment OF said note sccoruins 70
the tenor thereof, ne SAID Cetnertne iuInsr, o.
her legal Representatives, or the legal holder OF
said note, or BY the request OF the seid iegni
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Lecture at the Court House.

Tonight, at half-past7 o'clock. A.
Ovcrton, Esq, will deliver a lecture at
the Courthouse. of particular interest
to parents, children, and young men.
Subject: 'Frailties of men,"
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Wanted.

A woman to do general house work
in a private family.
Ten men Immediately to work on a
farm near this city. For further in
formation apply ut this Office.
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TAx-pAYERs


THE delinquent Tax Last for the years lSoe-70-
i liza are now In my hands for collection.
ind In section ll9 Of the Revenue Law OF 1877
that the collector shall diligently endeavor and
which they ARE required to collect In their res
pccttye counties, aud 70 that end they shall have
power to seize and sell the goods and chstteas
Of the person liable for taxes In the same manner
q goods and chattels are OF may be required to
be seised and sold Under execution Issued on
judgment n law cpd no property shall be exempt
RON seizure or sale for taxes. l hope no one
Win be offended q this my performance Of duty,
yet I intend 10 follow the law to the best Of my
ability. 4. 3. CHfrTENDEN,
III Collector Of Andrew County,
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For good mutton chops give Howard
a call, south side Square.
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Administrators Notice.

CREDITORS snd all others interested In the
u estate Of Miller Wilson, deceased, are here
ministrntiOu on the estate Of said deceased, bear
ing date April Is. lse5, and al persons having
claims against said estate are required to pre-
sent them to me for allowance within one year,
OF they may be prrcluicd nom any beacnt Of
said estate, and n said claims are not presented
within two years, they will be forever bared.
saH Z. A. GAINES. Alm'v
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A LECTURE will be given at the Epis-
copal Church tonight by Rev. Stephen
Massoch on The beauties of the Bible"
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II you want good, fresh and tender
meat of any Kind go to Towards. south
side Square. He has what you want.
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Financial Exhibit.

THE FOLLOWING Is AN ABSTRACT OF THE RECEIPTS AND DEsBURsEnSIs Or
j ne eyer. runds Of Andrew county. for the iSa y%s. eoq% %.c %s. * * aa
Court 81 si Ih a. :" APRIL "" !. \. DAxFoRD. uh
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REMEMBER W. A. Price sells ten
hounds New Orleans sugar for a dollar.
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THE FACTS about this grant are: Low prices,
Long Credit, and Q Rebate to scttleEH Of nearly
one fourth; : Rich Soil and splendid climate.
short md mild wintcrsi early planting and No
wintering Of stock, plenty q Rsinfnlii, md just
the Line; Cheap Rates on Lumber, Coal. &c.,
no iaads owned by speculstors; Homasteads snd
p~re-cmptions now sbundantj . first class Rail.
ducts win payfoF Lsnd I'D improvements.
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Stray Notice.

TvAKEN up by r. w. Kimhelln, living In
i Monroe township, in Andrew county. Mis-
one bay horse colt three years old, marked with
q star In the forehead, q little white On both hind
feet; no Other marks OF brands perceivabla APP.
praised II twenty dollars, by John T.. Cook and
Charles Graham. A true copy from my STRAY
Book. JAMES IL HILL,
so Justice Of the Peace for Monroe tp.
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For Sale Cheap!

A GOOD OPENING FOR A
~ business man 10 now offered ut Rosendale,
No, The store room formerly occupied by NJ.
4. Allison Is now offered for sale cheap, or will
trade It for young stock, or rent IL. The room
Il 70 by 50 fsst, well finished and new For
further PARTICULAR, inquire Of n. Il. ALLISON,
l8tf Al Bolcksw, Andrew County, Mo.
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II is the best opportunity ever offer
cd to the public, through the recent
completion of tie road.
For circulars snd general lnformation sddres
A.E. TOUZALIN,
Manager Land department
ilS TOPEKA, KAN,
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TAR. &. II. DAVENPORT having located In
Savannah, offers his professional services
at his residence on Main street, one block east Of
the square.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
TROTTING IN KENTUCKY.

Last Day Of the TrOtting Horse Rreeders'
Association Meeting mt Lexington
John e. Walks Over for the Five-Year
Old Stakes, Doblc the Winner of tho
Three-Yeur-Oid Stakes and Dick Jamt-
SON the $1,000 Purse.
LEXINGTON, Oct. %, 1873.
This was the winding up OF the Trotting Horse
Breeders Association meeting, and the sport
was OF the most interesting character, although
the track was in miserable condition. The
first race, the Tracey Stakes for fve-year-
olds, 500 entrance, half forfeit mile heats,
best three IN Ave, In harness, closed with 1ouc
nominations. or these b. }. Tracey's roam gelding
John E., by Clark Chief, dam by Aodalah. walked
The second event was the Traceys Stakes for
three-year-olds $500 entrance, p. p.; mile and.
repeat. The following is q
SUMMARY
DR.. S. Prices blk. c. Doble, by Ericsson,
dam by Pilot, Jr., or Davy Crockett. 2
Blackwell Karr's b. Il, by vindex, dam
by Drennon ...................... ! q
b. ]. Tracey smith Coonsp b. c., by
Time, z:47-2:5l-2:46A-249h
The third event q purse Of $1,000, free for
James i MiIier's bay geiding Dick Jamison won the
first money and James Wade's bay geldtng Red
Cloud second prize. d. ?. Blsselis bay horse John
Bachelor, the driver Of John H., was suspended for
sixty days for foul driving,
SUMMARY.
SAME DAY--Purse of $1,000, free for all, mile
heats, best three In five, in harness. $500 to the
first, $500 to the second and Sloo to the third
James Miller's b. g. Dick Jamison -. 8 / IL
James Wade's b. g. Red Cloud........ 2 2
Time, s:sc)s-2:5aSs - Isl a Isl @-2:s7x
Although tnis is the first meeting OF the Ass0cia-
ton 1t has been great success. The track has
been too heavy to make last time. A larger meet
ing will be held earlier next season.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
CREEDMOOR

Fourth Contest for the Bruce Mcdal.L.
nj. Ballard, OF Yonkers, the Winner.
The fourth contest for the Bruce medal valued
at $780, which has heretofore been described,
came or yesterday afternoon. The medal was won
by L. M. Ballard, OF Yonkers, who used the Remlnp-
ton sporting rife. The medal must be won three
times by the same person before becoming his
property. IL has not been won twice vet bv the
same person. Captain John Bodlne Captain q. W.
Wingate and J. 4. Is. Collins, all amateurs, were
the nrst, second and third winners. Captain WIN
gaze would nave probably won yesterday but for Q
detective cartridge, which threw him of the target.
- ~. NJ McMilian OF the seventh regiment, also ad
Two cartridges which had been refiiled but he
managed to get on the target although they were
not sound. he aiterward made good score In the
sweepstaSes. A. Ty!e, Seventy-ninth; Thomas
Loyd, amateur; j. T. y. Collins, amateur. and @.
L. fsnck, Twenty-tnird, won prizes in sweepstake
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.
The foreign commerce OF the port for the week
was as follows General merchandise imports, in
Guiding dry goods, $3.50, ,093; produce exports,
$4,730,526, and specie exports s352,971. The total
merchandise imports since January / are
$685., 1923, against s362, zoos last year and
$685. Jos, 2o2 in 1871 The exports OF produce since
January / this year are s23s,0 Cos, against
SlS3 70S 1856 last year and $3.50 T75 ISL The
total exports Of specie since January l are
s42,77o262, against $6l,275,960 last year and
S62, ,319, ,391 In 1871.
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Government bonds were steady, but without
much change as regards quotations. The following
will show the bidding prices at the close of the
market United states SKIES, $751; registered, IL
q 112Z; do do, coupon, 113; DO hvetwenties,
1862, coupon, 10Tx do do, 1864, do, los 1857;
do. do, 1865, do 1o9; do do, 1865 do, new, 1l1k
NIX; do do, coupon 1867, 1855 1132i; do. do.
do, 1S0S us; do ten-forties, registered, 1o6; DO.
CO., coupon, 107; do. fves, 1881, coupon, 1924 a
ITO; six per cent bonds, Pacific Railroad 1O9I
no.
STATE BONDS.
The interest in state bonds is by no means indi.
Gated by purchases. 1t nevertheless appears that
there are those in the community who have con-
siderable faith in the welfare OF Southern bonds,
albeit that the prices are marked chronicay at
We Clbt TIE ldtcsL Dlus as IcllONS.-
Missouri skies, s5l4 Tennessee skies, old, 6s;
Virginia sxes old, 33; do. do, new, 35; do. do,
consolidated bonds, as do. do, deferred scrip 7h
Georgia sevens, new. 70; South Carolina sixes
January and July. 10.
TIE STOCK MARKET.
The depression in the stock market while de-
csive In character was not alarming. We note O
sharp decline and reaction on the Vanderbilt line
OF stocks, and quote prices generally the follow
Ing range :--western Union advanced from 58H TO
SIX, and later declined per cent, selling at SIX
q SIX in the late dealings. New York Central fell
OF from s99S to s5H, and left of at SO. Lake shore
receded from e54 to cox, and closed at 6li6. Rock
Island declined from 91zs to s7h; Delaware, Lack
awanna and western from s7,. to S.. and New Jer-
sey Central from Sek to 81. Wabash rose from
soh to Az, and sold late in the day at 37K. The
Dther fluctuations will be found below.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST
The following table shows the opening, highest
and lowest prices Of the days
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoSDoN. Oct 25-l2 p NJ
United states teHorty. bonds, 9lE-Paris dispatches
0uoie rentes 57L 25c. 20United States fvetwenty
new hves 81. Erie Railway shares, 3s4.
FRANHFoRr BoURsE--FRASKFoRr Oct 25-United states
aye-twenty bonds. 975s for the issue of ls62
PANS BouRsE.--LoSDoN Oct. 25-3 80 p. M.-Paris
dispatches quote rentes at SIT l5c.
jIFEsfSst cotton MARxErLIvERrooI- Oct. 25-3 80 P.
Nj ,ae sales lc.aay 4so pau 1aies were American
Cotton to arrive, -luu. aer. $780, - Wy
basis good ordinary. shipped October November,
AT 9l6d Cotton arrive, ll6d lower sales OF uplands
the basis OF good ordinary, shipped October. and
November, SID: do do. shipped November and De-
cember. SID DO do,, new crop delivery at SO led
gid middliug Orleans 9ad 9sd. Sales, 5000 bales
|, 900 for speculation and export
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

F0rR-MfLE HEATS.
The fourth event Was the great feature OF the
day and one tnat always calls out the old turfmcn
OF the country-a !our-mile heat race, for all ages
for purse o fl, 700 Of which 81, 200 was given to
the rst horse, $500 10 the second and 800 TO the
third. There were but two entries, however, and
were John y. Chamberlain's bay colt True Blue, by
Lexington, dam Balloon. and ID. Mcdaniel ~ CO. u
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
FINANCIAL.

IA Endowment Insurance Policies Mortgages and other
Securities. OF all kinds effected with best
companies j. J. HABRlCH 4 CO. III Broadway.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
CLOSING PRIcEs-s O'CLOCK P. NJ
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.
BosroN, Oct. %. 1874

boSFoN, Ocl -, 1878
The wool market is inactive with few transactions the
protraced monetary pressure having checked business
very materially. the scarcity and high price OF money
detrrs parties from operating GOOD lines OF Wisconsin
ami Michigan heeceS be bought at 45c
a 46c., and extra and double extra Ohio at
4Sc n 5Qc ii the buvers or the right sort, but
hore being so very little desire 10 buy or sell the quota
tons must be considered entirely nominal. But
verv small portion the wool in this market could be
purchased low hsure. the principal holders Of desra
Bic eeces being abundany able TO carry their
over the present crisis and confident and hopeful
ins prevails The sales OF the week include Ohio and
washed delane and combing, 55c 6oe. unwashed de-
lalne and cOmbing. 3sc 43c. unwashed and unmer-
chantabie &c &C.; secured, 40c 81; tub washed
42c. i5c California spring, 26c &c.,; combing pulled.
45l,c 52i.c. saperhne and extra pulled, S4c SIC.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
DEATH OF A cEETENARIAN.
WArERrowN. n. Y. Oct. q

wATERrowS, n. r., Oct. 20, 1873.
Robert sixbury died on the 23d inst, at the
house OF his son, Isaac Slxbury, In the town Of
lie Ray, Jefferson county, N. T., at the age OF Ito
years and seven months. Mr.. Sixbury had acquired
great reputation as a hunter on John Browns
tract In northern New York wncre he had SLAIN
over 1900 deer. When past eighty years OF age ne
met with an accident which necessitated the am
putation OF one OF MS legs, and he assisted the
country doctor to perform the operation without
nInchng. The funeral was attended BY several OF
ninety years. The deceased had enjoyed COM
pafetiyeiy Qood health to the dav oil his death.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY 1s7sQuADRUPLE
r.,sroad. 5o4; Philadelphia

.,, a.. peaa,no M. .sHoad. boA; Philadelpha
n ana rr,s Raroad. TO- Penn sylvania Railr0ad 4o%
Gold 1885. -s..-
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
AGeneral Half Holiday in Valuts---Nsw Appear
ance Of One Of the Magnates---Will lie 90
"Short" or "Long" and How Long?
MONEY EASY go GOLD STEADY.
Foreign Exchange Stronger Railroad
and Government Bonds.
A. CONFIDENT OUTLOOK.
WALL STREET,


SATURDAY, Oct. 25-6 ?. ID.
The street to-day has been full OF strange and
indescribable influences. There has been nothing
Of purpose ehcited, consequently nothing TO can
for alarm. Those VINO, ranging themselves on the
.'bear'' side have sold .shortn have done SO
simply in obedience to street rumors, and ior tue
next twenty-four hours they will be nervousv
awaiting the acme oil The situation. ihose
who have patiently awaited the develop
ments of the future are not likely 10 De us
appointed because prices are too low 10 De
natural The market is abnormally weak, ana
The ..bear', party are poor. The issue at pres
ent is between Vanderbilt and the ''street'-
the power Of supposititons money on the one hand
and the power OF multitude on the other, who
propose to ''se what they do not own," and risk
their credit against his strength. This is only an
other problem OF the street, and it will be decided
during the next ten days.
THE MONEY MARKET
maintained its easy position and rates quoted from
per cent to 132. Foreign exchanges quiet at lo6a
1or prime bankers and 1oS for sight.
Gold was not an object OF much interest to-day.
Prices were simply firm, ranging only from los7s to
losA. The rates paid for carrying to-day were 2,
3, 4, and per cent, the final rate being per
cent. The operations OF the Gold Exchange Bank
to-day were as iollows:-
Gold balances. 81 100 500
Currency balances. Observation-Disclosures. I,3l6,llo
Uross clearngs. 257SI,UOo
The steamers sailing for Europe to-day took out
$685. 25 in silver bars and sl2 600 in gold bars. The
sum of f2s5.ooo in foreign specie was received at
the Assay ONCE late yesterday afternoon, making
the total thus lar received fI, ,0oo
THE UNITED STATES TREASURY.
The Assistant Treasurer paid out $4,000 on ac-
count OF interest and $4,000 in redemption OF
fve-twenty bonds. The customs receipts amounted
to 100000. The Treasury operations tor the week
at the New York once include the disbursement of
$500 600 gold for interest," $4,000 in redemption OF
fve-twenty bonds and the receipt OF s1109, 500
for customs.
FOREIGN MARKET.
Late cable dispatches report that the amount OF
bullion withdrawn from the Bank OF England on
balance to-day is 100000, OF which 10000 is for
shipment to New York. Seventy-flve thousand
pounds sterling in foreign specie shipped from
Liverpool for New York by steamer Russia. In
Frankfort United States fve-twenty bonds ruled
at 972S for the issue of 1862 Late dispatches nom
London quote fve-twenties OF 1865, DID, at 1885,
1S67s, 9e1s; ten forties, 9l7S; new fves 9l Erie,
3sl4.
RAILROAD BONDS
Railroad bonds were dull and generally steady.
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
NEW DORP CLUB GROUNDS.

The Races ON the Three-a quarter Mile
Track for Staten Islan Horses and tho
s'Free for Alp Purse Postponed After
Four Heats Each.
There was fair attendance at the threeQuarter
mile track at New Dorp, on Staten Island yester-
day, to witness the advertised trials. First the
list was purse OF $50 Tor staten Island horses,
aud three competitors came to the post. N.
Boardman's sorrel gedng Jack OF Clubs scored
the second and fourth heats, p. Brady's the first
and third and A. Hewels the fifth heat, when the
race was postponed until Monday.
Alternating In the matter OF the heats with the
first contest was the ree Tor all'' race, in which
there were four contestants. Peter Manee's bay
mare Mary A. Whitney won the the third and
fourth heats ana Mr. Sergeant's the first and
second when, darkness coming on, there was the
same postponement as noticed above. The fol-
lowing are the summaries
NEW D0RP, :. l., Oct. %, 1S73-Purse $50, for
Staten Island horses three-quarter mile heats
best three in five, IN harness. Judges. NJ Marsh,
Captain Jake Vanderbilt and 7. Il. Cribben.
A Roar onic To- kcfC lnha .
The New York herald., 1873-10-26

81 0C0 Missouri 6's. $500.
500 do..........b c
100 La s ), levee. -.
S0U0 Erie 4th IN. ......
lUuO Mich South Sta.
6UOU I'm + RI Isl m....
3O0V Tn Pac rs, lg....
2000 Del, l. NV con. -.
3uU0 ct West lst IN, 'SS
5000 CT West I'd IN. &C
3LUU &, q AZ g jst m.
1900 H1StJ SIS con b C
5000 n j Cen lst, II. b c
81 shs AmEx Bik.ex d
10 Fourth Nat B'k. .b3
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
0pe,sing. Highest. Lo,cest.

Sluchs IN PHILADELPHIA
are duli aud are quoted as siollows:-Pennsylyani
The New York herald., 1873-10-26
THE OLD STORY.
Nobody
Y Responsible for Rnflros
Murder.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. Is, 1873.
The Jury In the case OF Joshua Punenbergcr, the
engineer OF the freight train on the Chicago and
Alton Railroad, which caused the disaster near
Icmont In August last, and who had been indicted
for manslaugntcr, returned verdict this morning
OF mot guilty.
The weekly Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1872-190?, 1873-09-13
A Wife Worth Having.

A gentleman who resides a few miles in
the country announced his intention of COM
ing to the city to get few of the necessa-
ries of life. His good wife, who evidently
reads the papers and knows what is going
on, furnished her "old man" with the fol-
lowing memorandum, recognizing the fact
that "these men are so stupid and always
forget what they are sent after. But here
is the seasonable list of necessaries, which
though not in strictly clerky form, is never
theless to the point, and well calculated to
make an impression on the mind:
Get pound OF tea.
And don't forget to go to Browns drug
store and get eight pounds of copperas and
pint of carbolic acid.
Get dollars worth Of loaf sugar.
Bring a dozen lemons.
If you have chance, you had better bring
bushel of lime.
We ought TO have a pound of ground
mustard and ginger.
Get gallon of coal oil and demijohn of
whisky. Be particular and don't get them
mixed; have the coal oil put into the can,
and the whisky in the demijohn.
If you see a nice piece of calico you might
UiIbS iuC CbOuSh iOi q "iopPCi.
Go to Orynsk's and get bottle of his
blackberry syrup,
Be careful and don't drink any well water
while in town.
Be sure and get bottle of Hamlin's
cholera cure.
We ought to have a dozen knives and
forks for the kitchen.
Go to McCleery's and get bottle of DR..
McCabe's blackberry brandy.
Don't bring home any green thing to make
the children sick.
Don't forget the coal oil and demijohn,
and be sure and keep them separate.
Goto Cheever's and get bottle of syrup
Of blackberry and ginger.
| Get pint of cogniac brandy.
Keep away from them nasty ponds un-
less they are filed up.
If you see any good disinfectant bring
some home.
Get few pounds of crackers and rice,
and some oatmeal.
If you see the doctor ask him to give you
prescription to cure the cholera.
Be careful and don't break the demijohn.
Johnny needs pair of shoes.
You had better call at the drug stores and
see who has got the best cholera medicine
Now don't forget any of these things, and
keep this list in your hat where you can
find it.
Come home early.
About o'clock in the afternoon, the man
with the memorandum might have been
seen going out Broadway with all his horse
could draw, his rockaway resembling the
hospital supply train of an army corps. II
the cholera ever goes out in that direction
it will meet with warm reception. Han
nibdt No. J Courier.