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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-04-11

Farmers' Club.

SAVANNAH, No., April 5, 1873.
The Farmers Club met in the Court
house. DIR. Faulkner in the Chair.
After the distribution of the seed sent
by the Department of Agriculture, DR..
Eaulkuer presented the following res0-
luton, which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That should any heavy
manufacturing establishment be located
within our county, we will use all rea
sonable endeavors 10 get it relieved
from taxation and give it such other en-
enlargement rs we can." ft.
The Secretary presented a series of
resolutions, which, for want of time for
consideration, were laid over until next
meeting.
The Secretary, also, gave police Of
an amendment to the By-ls-ws, to be
presented at the next meeting.
The subject selected OR lie meeting :
1.-The trimming ana. grating of ir1it
trees !" was laid. oser until next meet
ing.
All otheii. business was laid over until
the next meeting, and the Club adjourned
TO Meet on the second Saturday in May,
p. p. NJ. The adjournment was made
in order to give the members OF the
Club an opportunity to listen to the ad-
dress of 7. K. Allen. of St. Louis coun-
ty, No., lecturer for the Oranges in
Missouri, who was present for the pur-
pose Of organizing q Grange.
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New Courthouse in st. JOSEPH.
We have often wondered why a coun.
ty ike Buchanan, containing a thrifty
city like ST. Joseph. did not have q
more commodious COURTHOUSE, or at
least n more ~presentable in appear
apce than the present rickety. cob-web-
bed structure. But they are going to do
better would have done SO long ago,
only they eoald not decide upon a proper
plan. Tho HeralJ Of Sunday says:
We hare not seen the plan, but those
who have examined It pronounce it ad-
mirable In every respect, and especially
as to style and convenience. There
will be Circuit and Criminal Court
rooms; room for Supreme Court, with
v private rooms for the use ofJudges;
handsome rooms with fire proof vaults
for circuit and county clerks; rooms for
grand and petit jurors. and offices for
the various county officials, the whole
be heated by furnace. The estimated
cost OF the structure Is certainly very
reasonable. e132, 600, at which price Il
is said responsible builders arc ready to
the contract.
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Married.

4 At the house Of the brides father, on the Eth
Of April, by Rev. Robert Cruikshank, D.. D.,
Charles T. Gibbs, ESQ Of Dunkirk, n. Y, 10
Miss julia e.. Woods, Of Hsckbcrry Ridge, An
drew county. Mo.
On Sunday. March 10, ISIS, Mr. Matthias Alb
bott, Of Nodswsy county, 10 Miss Emely Hig-
hey, OF Atchison comfy.
March q, 1873, Mr.. James B.. Gelvin 10 Miss
ANN b. Triu, all Of Holt county, no.
March 81, ls7s. Mr.. John Gibson to Miss Ham
swimm. all Of Holt county, Mo.
Mr.. John schlicher Of Nashville Ilis., and
Miss Anna Harmed, Of st. Joseph, were united
10 marriage On Thursday evening, the 77ts Of
March, lss3, Vt the German Methodist Church.,
on Third street. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. J. Tanner, District Elder. Miss Har.
mel h the only daughter Of the excellent pastor
of.the church.
March %, lsz3, Of the rcslnence Of the brides
parents, ut 50. Joe, by Rev. Louis Harmed, Mr..
Frank L. Sommrn 10 Miss Carrie Pingrr, all
Of 81. Joseph, No.
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M0rtSaGe Sale by Sheriff.


| WhhREAS. that on the sixth day of March,
~. y. ls'i, James ~: GibsOn, b. his
| promissory note, nrade and dellyrtt % Cstharinc
turner, pren,tsstt, Tor value rccived. to psy
ner. inc sam Satnartne Iurners or brarrr, ON The
nIst gay o. siarch. a: u. 1853, the sum OF two
hnndrs,i dollars, with Interest thereon at the
nneoi nn per csnt. prt annum; sndl tn better b
secure tne pa!men! OF seia nete, principal and
interest according ID the tenor thereof. he, The
saia James = st6.on, ny his drsd Of n,nsfgAer
SonvrSel 70 sssu Csthertne Turner the following
described real estate, or tract nj land, to-wit:
Lot No; ntne 3D. o. section twenty-five txl, In
oownsnlp NO. sixty tO)i OF range No. thirty.
seven GID, In Amirrw county, in the STATE Of
Missouri, with the sppurtynaoces therrto be-
| longing, on the express condition that IL the said
James N. Gibson. bis executors Or slminlstn-
sso said. Sa g an aSe d ssnSr 'n re- q. then said dsed e
said de-d Of snortss~. n Il. At y, as ~ IS;
crasnsi ss.sSs - ssaa.stn IN tuii
on 6nilurr Of nsym.nt m ia mi. scsalsInS -
~. S.rnr ,h.r.SS ~. ga AZ ~ I'LL ss T,M 10
h sr ,.,asi r,n sss III ss'a -, es an ,.s., iSsnss. or
saia NET. ~ nv H. r,s,,,.t ~ ~. .f,ss'sI ~
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Yrom~Thompson Post-omoe, Kan

Prom Thompson Post-Omoe Kan
So.
The following letter, received in this
city last week from Samuel C. Thcmp-
son. Esq, formerly of our city, contains
items of interest particularly to his
many friends in Andrew county.
DEAR SAx-We are all we'll, but not
very well fixed ont here-living "under
the sod We lost all our crops on for
ty-five acres last year. and we are now
putting In about ten or twelve bushels
Of spring wheat and thirty-six to forty
bushels Of oats. potatoes, &C.. and win
try to put in thirty or forty acres Of
corn. Settlers are constantly coming
-coming-and no end to emigration
west-"three counties further
We have had the best winter
here | have ever known. Mother and l.
wiu soon be. sixty-four years old.
'" ~ F...
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NOrwITIIsTANDING the Republican
defeat On the general ticket on las,
Tuesday. we have made q much better
showing than we did u year ago in the
matter Of Councilmen. Last year Mr..
Balm was the only Republican elected in
the city. This year we elect five Re.
publican Councilmen and one .'inde.
pendent" whom we may fairly claim.
rs he ran against a Democrat. We
might have done much better, perhaps,
but Il Is s0me consolation to be able to
note even this progress toward giving US
a Republican Council Est. Louis Dem
ocrat.
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United We Stand.

Mr.. EDIrOR-Nothing can be accom-
plished Of any great magnitude. in a
free country, without some sort of COM
binatien. ''In union there is strength
We see this in all the qualifications ofbus-
incss; in all the mazes Of politics; in
all the movements of philanthropy.
The railroad. the insurance offices, the
missionary stations, and q thousand
other thugs prove its present and in
sreasing agency. II breaks the chains
of despotism. rebukes injustice, and
gives strength to the people. 1t may
be perverted, and made one of the worst
of tyrants. The farmers of this country
have seen and experienced the effect of
this power until they have become
somewhat familiar with its workings;
and had it not been used b others, to
their detriment, they would not now
have recourse to it themselves to coun-
tcract the effect. Farmers are, - q
body, reasonable men. Though they
r rapidly organizing, it is not their
intention, when organized, to make wal
on any other legitimate business or men
in any other calling. They know that
it is TO their interest to foster and en-
courage other industries; this they pro-
pose to do; and all they want is q rea-
sonable share of the profits in common
with other industries; and this they will
have, nothing more and nothing less.
We do not propose to drive any n out
of the country, but will encourage i'm
migration in the city and country alike.
All other professions, trades and indus
tries have their leagues, unions, and
other associations, for their protection
and Improvement in their different call
ings. and are greatly benefited by them /;
and it has now become necessary for
every farmer to attach himself. TO some
association, for his protection and i'm
provement, so that he can place himself
on an equal footing with other profes-
There r two organizations
now in Savannah, and there are others
forming in the country; and II q farmer
is opposed to q secret society like ''the
grange" for twenty-five cents he a
become q member ofthe Farmers' Club,
where everything Is carried on openly;
and all-even middle mcn-can have
their say. ! have taken q peep into both
and l have not seen or
heard anything Objectionable.
- FARMER
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Judge Bonham on Township Or.
ganisation.

Judge Bonham on Township Or
| g~ani8ation.
EMPIRE PRAiRrE, No., April 9, 1873.
EDITOR REPuBLIcAN-The people of
this portion of Andrew county feel that
their rights have been imposed upon
since the decision of tho Attorney Gen.
eral Of the State and the Attorney of
Andrew county, de siding that the
Township Organization Law was moi
adopted in Andrew county at the Last
election. and We do not believe that
those decisions were in the meaning and
intent Of that law as il passed the Leg
islature. We do not believe that blank
votes were intended to be counted on
the adoption or rejection of that law:
and we do believe that the Supreme
Court will decide that it Is legally
adopted in Andrew county, If the cues
ton e goes up for their decision:
and we desire to hold an election In
Platte township in accordance with the
law, and elect our officers. But We are
Informed that the Legislature has made
amendments TO this law, and now re.
quires the county to be divided In four
districts. If this is 80, there il no use to
hold an election only as the law il
amended. Now, sir. for the informa-
lion Of the people Of Andrew county.
will you please publish In your paper
the law as amended, 50 it will give us
some light on the subject. We are un-
able to procure q copy of the law, and
hence we are in the dark, and If o
will request tho clerk to let you have a |
copy ofthc law to publish, you win con-
Ter a great favor on tho many voters OF
county. We want to know
that we arc right. then we will 90
ahead. ID. BONHAM, JR.'
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Died.

Z On April I, ls73, At the house Of VIM. L. py.
sart, Esq.. his brother-in-law, In Clay township,
Andrew county, Isaac Shepherd Evans, aged
about sO.years. Decensedwas from Kentucky,
and died happy In Christ.
March ., ISIS, near Forbes Mo-, Mrs. Garner
Kelley, Of consumption, about IS Year, OF aye.
March "a, ls73, near Forbes, Mo. Joshua Gam.
bel, o! typhoid ~pneunaanis, aged % years aud
On Saturday, March -, ls5s, near Rock Port.
Mo: Olive Antonett, infant daughter OF Edward
ana Ellen Spuriockj aged Q months and 10 days.
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Worth County Items.
[FroIn the Star.l

IFfOfn The Sthr.I
Eighty rods Of fence were burned
on bud Smiths farm, on Platte river
several days since.
Mr.. 7. 7. Danford intends to open
a select school in Grant City on the 2ist.
Ike Salisbury has purchased the
dwelling house formerly owned by w.
j. Gibson, and has moved it between
Squire WaltOur's and John Hunters
residences, on the north end Of of High
Street.
The township election in this coun-
ty passed off quietly last Tuesday. The
elect three Supervisors
one more than they expected. 4
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Mr.. Hughson of Maryville has a cali
which at ten weeks old weighed 500
pounds. 1t is of the Durham breed.
Much bridge building will be done
in Nodaway county this spring. Nearly
every town will build n or more.
Harry Miller, engaged in loaning
eastern capital to farmers, has managed
to place over ten thousand dollars to
good men, who propose using the same
in handling stock.
The ANDREW COUNTY REPUBLICAN
came to US last week greatly improved,
presenting a handsome appearance.
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A Testimonial
NoDAwAY COUNTY, Apri

NoDAwAr COUNTY, April 1, 1873.
MIR. EDrroR-I would say have
been taking your paper for the last year,
and my time has been out some time.
| find your paper is q very good county
paper, and | like it very much. lam
poor man, and need to retrench INV ex.
penses in every way / can, but I can
not reconcile myself to do without the
REPUBLICAN. especially when you have
met with such bad luck. You will find
inclosed, the subscription money for
year (e1.50).
Yours with respect, S. 8.
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ANOTHER Wisconsin man has fallen q
martyr to the law which allows a woman
to procure apolicy ofinsurance upon her
husbands life. The companies remark
that under the present mixed condition
of chemical expert testimony. it would
be throwing good money after bad to
dispute the claim, although they know
where she bought the strychnine.
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CONNECTICUT ELECTION.

The State election in Connecticut on
Monday resulted in thu election of In
gcrsM (Democrat) Governor by two
or three thousand majority. The able
and fearless Joseph r. Hawley has been
reelected to Congress, as well as Stark
weather. both worthy and honorsd Re-
prblicans. 4 light vote was polled.
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DeKaIb County Items.
from me Register.l

IFrom me Kegister.J =
Wheat shows fair prospect: for a
good yield. 1t is said, however, to be
suffering somewhat for war.t of rain In
many places in the county.
Two brothers-in-,. Jaw, Judge John
Fitch and Mr.. VIM. Saunders, had an
alteration last Wednesday on the
Vaughn farm, lear Stcwartsville. during
which Saunr iers stabbed Fitch six times.
Fitch IS not dangerously hurt.
The dwelling of Mr.. Leroy, south
vest oftown, was destroyed by fire on
the 18th ult. Nothing was saved.
Insurance in the sum of $500, which Is
perhaps not more than a third Of tho
loss sustained.
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SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State Of Mis-
souri,, rs follows: The county court
o. any county in the State shall, upon
petition of one hundred freehOlders OF
the county. at any general election, and
may upon such petition Of one hundred
frechOlders ut any special election,
cause to be submitted to the qualified yo-
tiers of the county, the question OF re-
straining any domestic animals of the
horse, cattle, mule, ass, swine, sheep or
goat, from running at large, by q ballot
to be written or printed, for restraining
any one or all the species OF horse, cat
tie. mule. ass, swine, sheep or goat, or
against restraining the same, to be can
vassed and returned in like manner as
votes for. State and county officers.
SEC. 2. If majority of the legal vo-
tiers Of the county, voting at said cleo
ton, are in favor of adopting . stock
law, then such county shall be governed
by the provisions vi this act, from and
after one hundred and fifty days after
it has been SO adopted by the legal yo-
tiers Of the county.
SEC. ). 1t shall be unlawful in any
one county, adopting this act, for any
animal or animals of the different spe-
cies herein named to run at large out
side of enclosures of the owner OF such
stock, and if any horse, cattle, mule,
ass, swine, sheep or goat, contrary to
the tenor or this law as adopted in any
one county, and restricting any one or
more species of domestic animals as
aforesaid, be found running at large, it
shall be lawful for any person to re-
strain the same forthwith, and such per-
son shall within three days give notice
thereof to the owner, if known, and
~thereupon such owner shall pay o rea-
sonable compensation for taking mp,
keeping and feeding, and for damages
actually caused By such animal or ami.
mails taken up. II the owner be not
known, or fails to make reasonable
compensation for taking up, feeding,
and actual damages sustained, any ami
NAL taken up under the provisions of
this act, shall be deemed an estray, any
law or laws 10 contrary Notwithstanding,
and shall be dealt with in the same man.
ner Is the Law provides in regard to ia
king up and the further proceeding with
strsys, in all other counties not having
adopted q stock Law.
SEC. 4. The county court of any
county shall not be authorized to order
. special election for the purpose herein
named. oftener thnn ono q year.
Sec. 5. This act shall not be 50 con-
strued as to prohibit any person from
herding or guarding any stock
upon the unenclosed Lands belonging
~ the county, State or United States;
nor shall the provisions Of this net be
applicable to any animal of the different
herein mentioned, voluntarily
passing from a county not having adop-
led q stock Law, into any other county
being governed by the same.
SEC. s. This act to take tiiect and
DO in force from and after is passage.
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Gentry County Items.
tfrom the News.l ai 90,

tffoIh tns NeWs.1 at u rI
The School Board advertises for a
teacher in the intermediate depart
ment.
james West and s. w. Clark were
commissioned rs attorneys-at-law by
Judge Richardson during last session Of
Circuit Court.
The p~rotracted meetings now being
conducted at the South Methodist
Church by Rev. Keuran are well at
tended and quite successful.
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Adnainistr0t0r's Notice.

EREDfTORs and all othcrs Interested In tho
by notined that I have taken out letters OF sd-
lninlstrstion on the estate Of said deceased, bear.
Ing date April IL, ls73. and all persons having
claims against asid estate are required 10 pre-.
or they msy be preeluded from any benefit or
said estate, sud q sid claims are not presented
within TWO years, they will be forever BARRED.
38 J. A. GA Admir-.
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WE publish this week a letter from
Judge Bonham requesting the publica-
ton of the amended Township Or
ganization Law. DIR. Fulkerson and
many others have made similar re-
quests. We have thus far failed to get
hold of a copy Of the law, but hope to
do SO in time to publish it in full (if pos
sible) in our issue of next week.
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Herald as the sprightliest and best daily
west of st. Louis, and praise from such
a source is praise indeed. But, we are
sorry b say, the credulity of the Herald
reporter has been imposed upon. We
have not been in st. Joseph for three
weeks,
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OUR NEleHsoRs.
Atchison County Items.

AtCnlSOu COunCy 4teu6.
From the Journsl.l
Captain Colvin went up to Chicago
On Monday with q lot Df Texas steers.
An effort is being made to secure
funds for the purpose ofbuilding a Cum
berland Presbyterian Church in Rock
Port.
Stafford & Bradley have recent
" sold their steam saw mill in Lincoln
Bottom to Amick 4 Tompson.
-"Henscratchn is the name face
tiously applied to Nishnebone Station.
John NJ. Holt. Esq, has returned
from the home of his parents in Andrew
county, where he has been for a num-
Der Of weeks r~ecuperating his health.
He looks as fresh and vigorous as ever
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Please give u best regards TO any who
may inquire after US, aud all come in
june to our .'dug-oats" and make u
grand splurge after baff,lo, antelope,
&c. From your old friend and uncom-
promising Grant and Wilson Republi-
can, SAMUEL C. THOMPSON,
Postmaster (e.Nasby.n) I
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OF ADMINISTRATION.

Notice 10 hereby given that letters of AdmInI,-
drew county, No. deceased. have BEEN FRAMED
70 me undrrslgnea, n. scuddeP, by iKe Pm.
S PC *. lent e a ocid county q Andrew, bearing
sons having claims against ssid rstate are ~.
ancsted TO exhibit then 10 me Tor allowance With
~ one yesr sfler thc date Of ssid letters, or they
my ~ prcelaaed from sHy beneAt ofsuch estate;
ysars non ne time OF the puhilestlon Of this no
tice they Will BE- forever barrvd,
-. n. SCCDDER,
March II, 4. D, 1878.
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OSE Of the sprightliest papers we re-
ceive is the St. Joseph Standard. tits
bound to do a good work in bringing
about improvements in this s.neck O.
woods and deserves the support of all
live. progressive nen.
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%. i. Paul. Esq, editor OF the An
DREW COUNTY REPUBLICAN, was in
town yesterday. He gets up a good
paper, and as it Is the only one pub
lished in Andrew, it should receive a
paying patronage.-lSt. Joe Herald of
Sunday.
Many thanks f9r yeur ge8J ,Yarss FIR
the RfPrpueAs, We esteem the Dqay
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Stray Notice.

TSA.ES up by y. W. Kimielin, living In
i Monroe township, In Andrew county, Mis-
soari, on the 3oth day Of March, A.. ID. ISIS,
one bay horse colt three years old, marked with
q star In the forehead, . little white ON both hind
feet; no other marks or brands p~rcciyable. APP
praisrt n twenty dollars, By John r.. Cook and
Charles Gruhnm. \ true copy frOm my stray
Book. JAMES II. HILL,
so Justice Of the Peace E1r MonrDe tn.
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TIE pubic debt WAS decreased last
month E 1,645.05s. The asn0sat sf out
standing legal tender treasury notes is
S35S, 500, O47.
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The city election in St. Joe resulted
in the election of two Republicans, two
Independent and one Democratic Coun-
ciImien,
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TIE Republicans have elected their
entire ticket in Kansas City.
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For Sale Cheap!
OPENING

IA GUOD OPENING FOR A
The store room formerly occupied BY N,
=. Allison Il now offered for sale chesp, or will
Trade II for young stock, or rent lt. The room
further particulars, inqNire OF nj. Il. ALLISON.
LOU At Bolckow, Andrew County, No.
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Saturday, the sstA day Of April, ls7a

ave In the ~sfternoon 81 that day, 10 saiisfy hi
note, together with the c0et and cxpense n sxes
cutting The trust. DAVID WALTER, Trussss.
Should I Be unable. 10 atSena 70 The sr,t,,~ a.
tnis land 10 will be sold by the Sheriff or sS,ne
other person employed by mo for that purpose.
M ESQ v. WAiTER.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Samuel Gibson and Catherf pe
w Gibson, his wife, by their certain DEED 81
trust, dated the 18th day OF June, 1871, and re-
corded In the Recorders oflee Of Andrew coun.
y, IN pscd Book q. conveyed 10 the undcrslgncd
estate In and 10 the following described real e.
tate, situated In the county Of Andrew, state Of
Missouri, viz: One hundful acres o6 lie south
end OF the northeast quarter, and the north half
quarter Of the southwest quarter, Ill In section
one ~, o ft0wnshlp hfty.nine (sa), OF rnnrr
thirty -four ts4. Which said conveyance vs.
tain promlss0ry note m said deed described. AMI
whereas, the ssld note has bec0sns due I'D T.
unpaid, nov, therefore, In accordance Win the
quest Of the legal holder or saId note. / sNsIi mr.
coed 70 sell the shove dcscubed real estate n
Savannah, In the o0anfy NJ Andrew. STATE
nfores.id, 70 TIE hishsst biddtr, l6r cash Il pub
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w. 8. WELLS & co.,
DEALERS IN STAPLE AND
~ fAncy groceries, country produce, nour
snd Ieed, st0neware, wooden and willow-ware,
pure liquors, notions, %.
xstA ~ 4 lsAns Sasas, . =. SAVANNAH. MO.
70. Flour delivered In the city. aa1
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TWO promissory notes Of cleo each, given by
i Mrs. L0uan kellogg to H.. w. Gtlchrist,
January y, 1873; one payable July LIST, lS.3, and
the other January !, lisa. Parties are hereby
~ II. VI GfIeafRnsI,
- MRoseAaaleSA 10.