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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-10-24
Personal.

William S. Greenlee, Esq, and faml-
" returned from their visit to relatives
in Ohio on Saturday, having had a
pleasant trip.
W. b. Martindale and lady have re-
turned from their honeymoon pleasure
trip to the East, and will % settle down
to business.
Dr. McNab, the pleasant and popular
NJ. d. of Flag Springs, e%nlivened our
sanctum on Wednesday.
j. ID. Shepard, we are sorry to learn,
has made his arrangements to "pull up
stakes at Flag Springs, and will settle
down in ST. Joe. Success to him.
DIR. Brown and lady, of Fillmore
who have been spending several weeks
in st. Louis, passed through this city
en- route for home on Tuesday. Inc
| Doctor looks hale and hearty, and will
enter upon the duties of his profession
with renewed Zest.
IFrom the II ,lt County scniinel.l
On one of the last days OF the lar Mr.
NJ. Dempsey, of Savannah. exhibited a
tombstone. beautifully sc%ulptured witt
an image of the Svaior. 1t was very
pretty and attracted general attention.
Mr.. Jacob Eader, Of Savannah. Ia
vored us with a brief call. He was ac
companied by Mr. Frodsham. The,
were both very much delighted at wit
Messing the closing scenes OF the Hol
County Agricultural and Mechanical
Fair.
Miss Anna Seville, who is engaged
teaching music to a large number o
Young ladies in Savannah, Andrew
county, was at home a few days las
week visiting her parents. Miss Ann'
is an adept in her profession and is win
ming her way upon the scale OF useful
mess and accomplishment.
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Fillmore Items.

Editor Andrew County Republican:
Our usually quiet village was thrown
in considerable excitement on SATURDAY
last. oCcasioned by some one htving
broken into DR.. Browns drug st re on
Friday night. 1t appears they had raised
a window in the south end OF the ware
room. but as the door between it an
the storeroom was fastened, theY could
not get in; so went Out through Il small
warcroom and broke out Il window in
the west part of the building and left
then went north to the next window.
where they smashed to pieces the whole
lower sash and entered the storeroom.
where they robbed the money drawer,
but it is not known how much was taken
or what. There was found u saftty
can near the window that was raised :;
also, not far from the win1Ow that was
so badly broken, a cane. Both We're
identified, and from circumstances and
remarks that had been made the pre-
vious evening, Mr.. Ayers, who owned
the grocery department of the store,
had q warrant issued for the arrest of Il
person whom he suspected. Said party
was tried o Saturday night, before L..
+. Gilmore, Esq, and was houorablv
acquitted, as in opinion he should
have been, as there was nothing to show
he was guilty, but proved himself inno-
cent. The pcrpetrator Of the crime url-
doubleday took advantage of the party
thai was arrested on account of his hay
ing teal a little too much. robbed the
house, throwing suspicion toward the
innocent party and himself getting free :;
but he is not free.
Our worthy friend, F. knickerbacker.
Esq, has again moved back TO town.
\. S. Chittenden. Esq. has been here
for the last two or three days. collecting
taxes, but we judge from appearances
has not collected much, as times are
hard and money scarce.
We were glad to see upon our streets.
last Monday morning, Col. Wilkinson.
managing agent of the Oregon marble
works, who reports business llouri-hing.
and who will make it so VIII rever he
goes, as he is a live man. and when he
undertakes to transact business, does it.
We were sorry to learn of the
VII VI oit vi WI. ltpi'it baN :
daughters, aged about seventeen Years.
She died on Sunday night the 18th inst,
and was buried on the following Mon
day evening. The funeral sermon was
preached at the NJ. T.. Church by Rev.
Mr.. Beers, of Holt county, of the Uni
ted Brethren Church The funeral pro
was one OF the largest we have
eve seen in this place.
We saw upon owr streets yesterday.
the smiling c~ountenance OF Spencer
George, Esq, formerly of this place,
but now of Forbes Station. Holt county.
Also, on Saturday last. J. =. Altgeld, Of
Savannah. Come again. gentlemen.
The Fillmore School Building is 10 he
repaired and painted. The scaffold is
partially erected around it now.
DIR. Spicer's new barn is raised and
partially enclosed.
business generally is good, consider
ing the hard times. Mechanics are
throngrd with work. and every one APP
pears to be busy. OBSERVER.
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The CITY Court,

Fairly Monday morning of last week,
as DR.. Gardner had been exceedingly
annoyed by the pigs of his neighbor
George Austin o~ver-running his garden.
pcking their nose into his kitchen door.
and so on, he saw George milking and
thought he would speak to him and see
if he would not keep them up. George
had seen the Doctor throwing sticks and
stones at his pigs, and had probably
mentally vowed revenge, and when the
Doctor showed himself, took him by the
throat, and after choking him and kick
ing him until tired, told the Doctor to
go home or ne would do worse. \ war
ran for Mr.. Austin's arrest was applied
for, but the Mayor could not Immediate
~ be found, and it was obtained before
Squire John, before whom Il trial was
had by jury, resulting in 4 fine of S25
and costs, which swelled it up to some
thing like $40. The attorney for the de
PENDANT availed himself of the great i'm
perishable writ of haGeas corpus, and
had him brought before Judge Kelley,
who decided that the trial of an oflense
against a city ordinance before a jus
tice OF the Peace was Illegal and void.
The defendant, upon advice of his attor-
ney, appeared before the Mayor and
plead guilty. and was fined ten dollars,
thus apparently stopping prosecution,
1t seems this has been the uniform mode
of action under such circumstances. and
therefore there can be no blame in the
least attach to the present Mayor, for
following in the footsteps OF his prcde-
cessors. although w understand judge
Kelley has stated il to he his opinion
that a voluntary pleading Of guilty does
not bar prosecution. The complainant
let the matter rest as il was, claiming,
however, that his right to prosecute
still existed. An authoritative decision
IN the matter is much needed by IL
city authorities, a the practice OF plead
ing guilty before a Mayors court might,
in certain contingencies, defeat the ends
of Justice to Il degree not contemplated.
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Religious,

y protracted meeting will commence
at the Christian Church, in Savannah,
on Friday night, the 9th inst, and con-
tinue over the 18th, Lords day, in No
vember. Elder l.. ID. Cook, of Mary
vile, will be in attendance on the Lords
day. Also, Elder Hartman will preach
on Friday night. They are both ex-
pected to remain during the meeting.
All are respectfully invited to attend.
and it is believed you will be well paid,
rs the above brethren are able teachers
of Gods word. Come one, come all.
j. w. TATE.
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D1D't Do IT.

Don't invest all of your money in lot
tery tickets Give some other maj Il
chance fora prize.
Don't tell an editor how to III Il news
paper. Let the poor fool find it out
himself.
Don't spend all your time in watching
Your neighbors. Every IL should be
selfish enough to devote Il few hours to
his own business.
Don't make IL fool of yourself by get
ting into a passion and then imagine
that YOU are injuring some other body
Don't do it-don't do anything that
will make you think less OF yourself. y
man without selfrespect is miserable i'll
deed.
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Marriage Guide.
OJder Publication.

CTATE Of Missouri, county of Andrew, 8:
- Be- i remembered thu at TIL regular term
of the Circuit Court of said county Of Andrew.
FOR The year \. d. 1873, and ON the Eth day of
said term, being the tn day Of August, ISIS,
there va, had ard done, am ing other things, the
following proceeding. to-wit:
Daniel Coiinlan, plLlntlI, vs.. James Holland.
defendant.
Now, ON this 9TH day of August, A. ID. Is.s,
comes the plaintiff, by his attorney, and il ap-
prarins to The court that the defendant, James
HOLLAND, is n non resident OF the State of Nilsson
ri, AMI cannDt be mmo in this action: il is
therefore ordered by the court that publication
be made notifying the sad James Holland that
an action has been commenced agains' him
IN this court, by petition and attachment,
ths object and general nature of winch is
against said defendant for the sum of three
hundred and ninety-fiye dollars and thirry-four
cents (sS5. 81 with interest and costs, bein. The
amount paid by plaintiff satisfaction OF II judg-
ment rendered IN said court against defendant
and plIiDtlh herein, on the 18th day of .hugust.
Il az, on 4 note for the sum oftnrcc hundred and
thirty dollars, given by said defendant, james
Holland, to the savannah savings Institution.
bearing date February Is, ISL, on which note
plaintiff name was signed as security, that hi,
property has been attached, and that unless he be
ami appear al the next term of said court, To bv
h,lder at the Courthouse, in savannah. within
and for the county Of Andrew, in the State of
Missouri, on the lst day OF December, lS73. and
GU or before the sixth day liercof(ifthe term shall
- long continue, and II not, then before the tnI
of the term judgment will be rendered aEIins
him ~ prIyedi ia plaintiffs petition, AMI h. pro-
perry sold 10 satisfy IN. zane; il i further or
ttrr,ti thai Il copy hereof be published in the An
dire" County Republican. newspaper published
lii >tid county OF Andrew, for four weeks sue
crS>iVriy- the last Insertion to be at least four
w",h- before the COMMENCEMENT of Ia" nrNt
term of said cuuri.
state of Missouri County of Andrew. IS:
|, fhinras Edwards, Clerk of the Circuit
Curt, within and for said county and Sat ,te-c
by certify the above and foregoing to b. Il Iru- ami
correct copy Of The order Of publication. in The
cause therein named, a the same appear, ~
record in nay o:iicr.
Witness my hand aud the seal Of
~EAL. said Curt At my office, in Savannah,
his l>t day ofottDbeT. IS7s.
81 piliNEA> EDW ARDS, Clerk.
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by Edward y. Stormes, a resihen,
= Of Platte township, in Andrew county anu
s'afe OF Missouri two strays: One a gray VOTE
g,n1re, supposed 80 be about i've Year, old, pima
IN fhe left eye and nearly blind in the right eye,
no marks or brands perceiyable; appraised az
twenty-five dollars; the Other u brown w3Tk
mule, supposed 10 be seven or eight years oid,
aiirty-fye dollars; appraised by James y Jack
son and Henry Manship, house-hoiders OF Plaite
sownship, who were duly sworn for that pur.
September 1913. u. BONHAM,
90 Justice Of the Peace for Platte Twp.
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Farm for Rent OF Sale.

Offer my farm for rent from one to
five Years Tor the use of $500. have
100 acre, I'VE good farm houses, and
can sell all the stock needed. | can divide
the farm up into smaller tracts with all
vantage. Situated eight miles north
west of Savannah. Address Wilcher
Carlwcll, Fillmore, Mo.
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TIE German school begins Thursday
evening, October %, from ) TO and
from =! to % p. NJ: six lessons of two
hours each, 81. Also, at any other
time will give teaching. In the house
Of &. +. Schmitt, opposite Mr.. \. Schus-
tnr'S raSiIpDrp
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order Of P~ubHc0tiOR.

DUDLEY N">-ick, Htrdin Me-sick. Perry
~ M.ss:ck, john l.. Mr-sick, william II. Me--
sick. Howard Chambers aud iIeaunavi>ta chm
bars, hi wife. J.hl VI. Faulkner and Lpu>inrI.
hi vile, James Davis and 'iary, hi, vile. Hon
~ smith and Ari'tI, his wifi, william! l;urrh
lEl h:nt, irs wife, H~rElrHcc Mcs>jck, Erlml
M,+-'ck and Mary Mcssick, thr srviyiu-
widow Of John Mr~>ic&, deceased, plaintiffs.
against william DrwifI, defendant.
Nov, on ;iii- 1th day Of October. \. u. iS-j,
come The plaintiffs in the above entitled ciuse,
iSr. |t iha un ID missinf' FL :iAa IL ;.iari o b.,
Of Andrew county, in the state of Missouri, ia
vacation. unt flr their petition. stating among
other thing that the above nIme'l defendant.
William Dewitt, I~a Nonresident If tn STATE
of Missouri. ltl- thcrciippn ordered by the { lCrh
aforesaid, in vacation. that publication b. mad,
notifying him thai an action iIS been cam
InenCcd against him, d! petition in TIE Circuit
Court, Of Andrew county, in the state of Mis-
souri,, the object and general nature of which i
To procure tn" judgment and decree of said
court. coTrrCting IN error made in = certain
deed from the above defendant. William De-
witt to Joseph II. Cox, whereby said Dewitt
cow 'yed To sHid Cox the southwest quarter ct
section number twcniy-thrcc, in township NUM-
Der siNiy-Onc, Of range number thiriy--IT, in
stead Of the southwest quarter Of sect m num-
btr thirty -iiITce. IN township number >iNty-'nc.
of range number thirty-~lN, which h. tDrWitj
attempted and intended To convey. III further
ordered thar unless the sIId William Dewitt b.
and appear AZ the neNt term of said court, To hr
holden AT the Courthouse. in the city of Savan-
nah, within the COUNTY OF Andrew, on th' iir~;
lay OF December, l>si. and on or before thu
sixth daY thereof ft :hr term hal 50 ing con-
time. and if not then before the end of the
term. utSIncn viii lie rendered a. prayed IN
plaintiffs petition: ii j. further ordered th1t Il
copy hereof be published in tn Andrew County
Republican, "a newspaper published in said
county of Andrew. for four weeks successfully.
the las, insertion To- b. nj least four weeks be-
fore the commencement of the next term Of
said court. PHINEAS EDW ARDS.
State Of Missouri, county of Andrew, -:
l, Phincas Edwards, Clerk of ihr Circuit
Court within AMI fr sail county AMI state,
hereby certify the above Ia he II true copy OF the
original order oi publication in the cause therein
named rs the same remains in my Office.
Witness my hand and the seal of
SEA-. said Court. at office, in savannah,
Missouri. fhi- sh day Of October. 1873.
51ESl3.75 PHINEAS EDW ARDS. Clerk.
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o and SHOES!

Mems. Ladies' and Children's wear, or leave
their orders, which will he promptly attended To.
II would he u great satisfaction ~ me- 10 please
who calls 1T my place lkoibrenner's
old -Iop) with Just The article they demand, My
entire stock is FRESH aad we'll selected for
FALL and WINTER WEAR, AMI ] am ready To
ship it 10 every onr who wishes 10 buy. and
warrant IL to give satisfaction; also repair II II u
give, away. Particular attention viii he paid
10 orders left hV measure, and every part be-
longing to the boot and shoe business male and
sold nj small profits by LOUIS MIE
~ NcNt dor Gcst OF Farmers Bank
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STILES & HARDY amt got any money
to loan, O amt rich enough to sell
goods on credit; but they can do the
other thing, viz: to-wit, namely: they
can and do sell goods very low, and say
they can afford to sell goods lower for
cash than ANYBODY can on credit.
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Closing Out at Cost at Glaciers.

savannah, october 20, 1873.
FROM this date goods will be sold at
cost, in or Ter to close out the business
and settle the estate of G.. W. Glizier,
deceased. All those indebted to the es-
tate are requested to come forward and
settle without further notice.
JULIA 4. GLALIER,
Administrative
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W. A. PRICE wants 10, 900 bushels
choice fall and spring wheat. for which
he will pay the highest market price in
cash.
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Attention., All!

WHILE every enc who does business blaw
w That they nikr AMI sell firs'-class and pre-
mitm Boots and Shoes. | am almost positive -
GOOD seclnd-rla~s business would do We'll in this
plIcc. Therefore, l invite ali the Farmers, rs
well Is the public in general, to call and examine
NY stock of
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SERVICES will be held mt the EpiSco-
pal Church next Sabbath, morning and
evening. The presence Of Bishop Rob
ertson is expected on the 2lst OF No
y.mbpr
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SNOW two inches deep fell at CincIn-
natl Tuesday morning, while sixty miles
north, at Dayton, ii lay on the ground
from six to eight inches deep.
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FARMERS, bring your oats to ". A.
Price. He wants them, and is giving
IN extra price in cash.
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CIRCUIT Court has been in session all
week. but few cases of interest being
tried. The attendance i small.
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WILD geese have been taking their
flight southwark in large numbers dur
ing the past few days.
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Farmersi

w. \. PRICE wants POO bushels of
white corn meal, which, if delivered in
10 days, will give you an extra PRICE.
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W. A. PRICE will give YOU more
than the present market PRICE for oats.
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Mortgage Sale by Sheriff..

WHEREAS, on the liih dly Of May, \. ID.
W 1872, johnson htEicr anti jesse Gillian, of
In county Of Andrew, and State of Missouri,
executed AMI delivered TO Michael T~cInpson their
certs:a mortgage deed, which said mortgage
decd is recorded in Book q, ut page is, in III,
Recorder. Office. IN the county of Andrew, anti
State Of Missouri, conveying To sand Michael
! thompson the follow ing described real estate
situated in the said county OF Andrew, and State
of Mt-5Jari: thu; Is t. say, commencing mt the
noliira-i COlnGr of tn cast half Of fractional
section nGmb,r2 >, township GO, range Il, theme:
wei abJu. - rods To The northeast corner Of
Eli,ilt.h G.!liIm'- d wer, thence south liz rods
and - lingS, thence west ~ rods a. links. thence
soutl 10 rods, IheHc- west 81 rods ,thenc. south .S
rods anti II links, thence east to the southeast
corner of said northeast quarter, thence north tV
III ilIce Of Jrsinn:nS: also twenty acres, being
the nprti half Of Tie northwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter of sail section, containing in
ali about onr hundred and one acres; which said
conveyance was mate to secure the payment ofs
prJmi>s bry nptr in said mortgage deed
mrnii1Ged-and described; said note dated May
lldi, 1S.2, PAYABLE To MicIael Thompson, calling
for bvc hundred ard twenty-five dollars and seN-
cents, one wear after date with ten
PEI cent. interest, and signed Johnson liagler
amt Jesse Gillian; and, whereas, it Is provided
in said mortgage deed, that If said note be not
well AMI truly paid when the same becomes du,
payable, the said Michirl Thompson or his
i-ga! representative. or at the requeSt of the ip-
gal holder OF said note, the chen ac.ing) Sheriff
Of 'nirew county my proceed II sell The real
herei1beiorr described, ut public v, nduc,
10 The highest bidder. at The Court-hUuse door,
ia tbs city of savannah. in the county and Stale
first giving 6ltliNS public notice of
the time. terms and place Of sale, AMI of the
property t. be sold. bv advertisement in some
new pIpcr printed ia The county and State Gfor,-
said. TO satisfy sand note with the interest and
cost of sale; and, whereas, the sal i'll note with all
the Interest thereon l. now due and unpaid;
!, Pembroke Mercer, sheriff of An
drew county Missouri, AZ the request OF Michael
Thompson. the legal holder of said note, and by
vir;u. Of III authority in ME vested by said NOR
gage deed, will, on
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Notice,

All persons knowing themselves in
debted to the undersigned will please
come forward and settle Immediately.
G.. F.. SCUMIIT.
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W. \. PRICE wants 10000 bushels of
oats, and is paying more than anybody.
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OVER J., o. head of Texas cattle Will
be fed this winter neal Graham.
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Use DR.. Henry's Worlds Tonic nnd
Blood Purifier.

1t is the great household remedy. pleasan. TO
take, yet potent for the prevention and cure OF
diseases. 1t is better than Eitters, Cordial
Buchu or Sarsaparilla. Sold by Druggists
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PRICES CURRENT.
COUNTRY PRopUCE-Bu,

Corrected Weekly by W. A. Price. Whole
mi. and Retail Grocer aud commission
NIrrchnuv. Savannah. Mo.
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Saturday, the LIST day Of Norembeg',

\. d. Is13, between the hours of nine O'Clock in
III" forenoon and live o'ciuck III the afternoon Of
aid dIv, 1T the CJHTt-hcusc door, in the city of
Savannah. county ol Andrew. and state OF Mis-
S)uii. proceed 10 sell the above described real
estate. al public vrnIur, to the highest bidder,
ibr cash, and spply rs proceeds of the sale to
the purposes mentioned in said mortgage decd.
PEMBROKE MERCER.
i5H Sheriff of Andrew COUNTY Missouri.
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Two pounds of tea for 4 dollar at
Prices. Try it.
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BAKERY. &c.
&c.

InIBIrRN, dealer in hardware,
stoves and tinwdre, north side OF ihe SQUARE.
s,y,nuah. Mo. JObbing 10 nwOrS done on
short notice.
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ATTORNEYS.

~ " CALDWELL, attorney-at-law and
w Notary Public. Pays special attention
Vn.rtInr. conycyancing and investigating
% ,,rIc, over Terrell e harners store, one
i hrr ssst OF Farmers Bank. -
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I'll E
DIRECTORY.

G.srssis ia tbs column, fifty cents PER Hnr
4ec1ss ys a. incGudiay the seaerdi ResI 1h0Sc
P,' ry-S,tss ia tbs cOtF5rn are reliable 0ad
~ ,stfor.eGrd in Their respective rGHingS.
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-IyN. :. GREENLEE, attorney and coun-
w scl;or atlsw. Particular attention given
.,reolcctlons. Office on the south side Of the
nary in new Bank Building. %
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Ohio River salt, per hbl.--".--... . ~
Choice Boston Syrup, per J-giiion AtS. . W.
Ihoirr * iill wheat II ,ur, per cWi.. J
Choice NIX spring wheat flour per cwt. 700
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Joseph Mclaughlin and Rachel
Strausbaugh.
DIE D..

NEAR Oakland, Ill. March 20, 1873,
after lingering illness, Mr.. James
S. Bell, formerly of Vinton county,
Ohio, aged 81 years and 4 months.
He served as private in Go. II.
10Th Illinois infantry, until transfer
ed to the Invalid Corps in the late
War,and contracted the disease in the
service which finally laid him in his
grave, after years of suffering.
He leaves a wife and several chill
dren to mourn his death-Mrs. Saml
L. shumaker Of this place being one
OF his daughters. For years he was
q leading and influential member OF
the NJ. e. church, and died In the
full assurance af a better life; where
there shall be no more war, nor
temptation, nor disease. nor death.