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Oranges.

Mr.. E. Brayton has organized the fol-
lowing oranges in this county since our
last report:
August Mount Craig Grange, at
Mount Craig School-house, two and a
half miles west Of Whitesville; twenty
seven MEMBERS Master, E. Myers
Secretary, w. d. Hoar; Treasurer, V.
Wilson; Lecturer, S. h. Faulkner.
August 15-Flag Springs Grange, at
Flag Springs; thirty members; Master.
N. Kirtley; Secretary. j. M. Shepard.
Several others in various parts of the
county will be organized shortly.
Parties desiring information on the sub
ject or wishings grange organized in
their neighborhood. should address Mr..
E. Brayton at Savannsh, Mo.
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Amaxonia Items.

There is an unusual number of tramp
ers and bummers in this part of the
vineyard, the weather. being favorable
for outdoor operations; consequently q
good deal of petty pilfering is being
done by those who sleep out O'nights.
Some interest is manifested by our
people in the coming Exposition at St.
Joe. Our grape, fruit and wine men
Will probably make a display which will
be creditable to Andrew county.
Mr.. A. L. Brace, the efficient repre-.
s~entation of the X. c., St. Joe and C.B.
Railroad Company, at this place, is the
champion bug-hunter Of the county.
His collection numbers over five thous-
and, and is increasing daily. He will ex.
hibit the collection ut the st. Joe Expo
sition.
l.. T. Minturn & Son will probably
have samples of their -four OF exhibi.
ton at St. Joe during the fair.
The superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton held an examination of teachers,
Wednesday, a large class attending.
James Kavanagh, who was so badly
nun iase WCCh, W UOhhS diioWA iioAAA
his wagon when his team ran of the
high bank above the railroad, e a the
section houses, is improving.
Jack Clemmens thinks it is better to
be lucky than rich. When he left his
team unhitched, they turned his wagon
bottomside up without damage. and
when his stubble field burned over, the
fire, after going neal his fences and
stacks of grain, went out without
injuring them.
Base ball is all the rage here just now.
and Judging from the number of men
and boys who have their arms in sings
or hobble about with Q cane or have one
or both eyes closed, the club is getting
to work in real earnest. 49,
Sir Isaac Newton has bought an en-
CINE; SO we will have two steam turn
ing mills instead of one.
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Bolckow Items.

A. Fisher and julie Sanders visited
our city last Monday.
The Changers have a meeting here
next Monday, for the purpose Of organ
izing in this township.
Four car loads of wheat were loaded
and shipped from here last Tuesday.
A gentleman from St. Joseph arrived
in our city last Saturday evening for the
purpose Of spending the Sabbath on the
prairie shooting chickens. After driv-
ing all day, he returned at night with
the satisfaction of seeing one chicken
during his travels. l will mention no
names, as his friends in st. Joseph
might think he was out Of luck.
Allison & Co. received a new (Halrs)
fire-proof safe, a few days ago, Of the
latest improvement.
The weather still continues dry. W.
have had but n light shower since the
Fourth of July.
DR.. Williamson has a sale of personal
property on his farm, the 30th of this
month. He gives up farming in disgust,
and is going to join the grangers.
Business is good, and health never
better.
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A Council Of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry of Andrew County to be

The Patrons Of Andrew county, and
those of other counties conveniently
situated. will meet in Savannah, We'd
nesday, September B., ut 10 A. NJ. for the
purpose of organizing a Council, in ac-
cordance with the provisions Of Article
% of the Constitution of the State
Grange, which reads us follows:
alt shall be lawful for Subordinate
Oranges to form themselves into asso-
Citations to be called Councils, for the
purpose OF facilitating the transaction of
the business of buying, selling and
shipping, and for such purposes as may
seem for the good of the order. They
shall be governed, and the membership
decided, by such laws as the
Council may from tine to time
make, not in conflict with the coustitu-
ton of the National or State ORANGES.
They may elect 4 business agent to act
in concert with the executive committee,
and it shall be their duty to inform
the Master of the State Grange
OF any irregularities practiced by Dep
uties within their jurisdiction"
A full representation of the oranges
that propose to enter into a council is
very necessary. Experienced Patrons
have been invited to be present. but it
is not yet known that they will come.
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Cherry Grove Items.

John. r. King. of Red Bluff, Arkan-
sas, one Of the leading cotton growers
of that section, has been visiting his
aged mother at C. M. Daily's. His
mother is in her ninety-fourth year.
Mr.. King is one of the old settlers of
this county, and his old friends were
glad to meet him. He started on his
return on Monday, in company with Mr.
j. b. Harris, who accompanied him on
his visit.
Our old and estimable citizen, John
Murphy, has for sometime past been
confined to his bed from a arrangement
of the spinal column. We are happyy to
announce that he is on his feet-s.gara.
Col. McCarty has resu-. led business al
his old stand.
B. X. Holt is also suffering from a dis
ease OF the spin, column.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wyatt and Mrs.
IhomGs Golfer have been visiting friends
in me neighbOrhood.
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Personal.

John B. Majors is building a new two
story frame house at the southwest cor
ner of Sixth and Main streets.
Our friend j. G.. Walker has had
something to keep him at home ever
since Wednesday. 1t is a boy. All are
doing well, &c.
John J. Corrigan, special agent of the
Covenent Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany of St. Louis, is ~canvassing here
abouts. 1t is a good company.
We owe Mr.. Sulienger thanks for the
present of a nice watermelon.
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Premium Lists.

The list of premiums for the great
St. Joseph Industrial Exposition has
been sent us. 1t makes an excellent
display of premiums IN every variety
of manufactured thing, amounting to
twenty-five thousand dollars; and then,
to make it impossible for any thing to be
omitted. an appropriation of 5000 is
made for contingent premiums, to be
given Tor articles which may be omitted
in the printed list. The Exposition will
last from September 20 to October 4,
and will be worth going to see.
The premium list of the Sixth Annual
Fair Of the Holt County Agricultural
and Mechanical Society, to be held at
Oregon for four days, commencing Oc-
tober 4, is received, together with a COM
plimentary ticket of admission. Liberal
premiums are offered, and as this fair
has been a successful one from the first,
we presume it will be better than ever
this year. We understand a number of
Andrew county citizens will compete
for premiums.
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Stin A.Head.

Last week William b. Head, of En-
pire township, vas presented by his
wife with another fine heir in the shape
of a healthy boy. As this is the sixteenth
child, and the ninth boy in succession
(the first seven girls, and the last nine
boys), we are inclined to think he is un-
doubtediy AHEAD SO far.
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Strayed-Cow

On the 18th of August from the
owner, living in Savannah, a large
white cow; horns dropping forward. in
Ginning together at the points; giving
milk wher. she left. ANY n giving in
forpItion which will lead to her recoy-
ely will be suitably rewarded.
Z. w. JOY.
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Strayed-.CoW.

A brownish black, with no white, had
on a poker yoke, the bow on the yoke
has a key on each side, one of wood and
the ether leather; the poker in the yoke
is about two feet long. Information as
TO her whereabouts will be literally
paid for. WILLIAM II. II. cox.
IA mile southeast OF Savannah, adjoin.
ing farm TO the Widow Young'3.
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Married.

Near Fulton, Galloway county, June s., by
Elder GranaeId, John b.. Dyserr OF Clay town
ship, Andrew county, u Mary daughter OF vii.
linn, trowsou Esq. The twain thus made ONT,
have recently gone 70 live near Newmarket, in
Platte county.
On the 18th inst. in Jackson { ,wnship, by e.
der William u. Trapp, benjamin r.. kirfley., oi
ofPeter Kelley, Esq. Long my they live to
love, aud sing Psalms, hymns and songs To
Christ, their king.
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RELIGIOUS.

The services of the Fourth Quarterly
Meeting for Savannah Station, N. E.
Church South, will commence on this
friday evening. August %. at 8
O'Clock. Preaching by Rev. S. W. At
tebery. Rev. C. 1. VanDeventer will
preach and administer the Sacrament OF
the Lords Supper on Sunday evening.
All are cordially invited.
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Notice of administration.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of admin
IN istration, upon the estate Of George w. Gla-
zier, late OF Andrew county, deceased, have
been granted to the undersigned, Julia A. Ola
zier, By the Probate Court OF the county Of An
drew, bearing date the sath day of July, 1873.
All persons having claims against said estate are
reuuired to exhibit them to me tor allowance
within one wear amer the date Of said letters, or
they may be precluded from sny benefit of such
estate; and il such claims be not exhibited with
in two years from the time OF the puhiication oil
this notice, they will be forever barred.
July 70. 1873. JULIA A.. GLAZIER,
4st Administrutrix Of George w. Glazier, dec.
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Masonic.

All resident members Of Savannah
Lodge No. II A. F. and A. NJ, are
hereby called to attend promptly the
next regular communication of said
Lodge, to be held September s, 1873, at
z 80 O'Clock P. M. Business of impor-
lance requiring attention. BY order of
the W. NJ. E. NJ. MITCHELL,
Secretary.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned,
IN Curator of the estate Of James Ann Dunlap,
minor heir of James Dunlap. deceased, will, af
The next term of the Probate Court of Andrew
county, Missouri, to he held ut savannah, An
drew county, Missouri, on the 18th day OF Sep
tember. 1878, being the third Monday In septem.
her. Ak leave to resign his said Guardianship and
make final settlement of his accounts AZ such
cTrs,or' KARNES LAUGHLfS,
sgS Cura,or. :.
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tFor the REpuBIscGS.
Captain Jack to the Commissioners.
Bf ZA&rxx,

free?
Myself your base seneshal, on low Blended knee!
Ayast! naughty p~aleface. l never was born
To bow to your power, or submit 10 yOSr scoYn
I sent you the olive, and the knife you returned:
i offered you greetings, and my iriendshsp 81
spurBe't-
My misery and sorTow but excited your giee--
YVu have chosen the knife, and the Rife 1t shEsas
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Yon come with your legions, dread vengence to
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Behold there my nation, its number how few,
Has asked my protecfiOn-protection from YOU
My warriors, you've slaughtered-they rest with
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This moment, proud p~alefAce, my wrath you
The Modoc can perish, but never can knecl.
You smiled when your minions my fathers dis
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Drink now the chalice to their lips you have
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l am true to my nature, my creed and my race,
And for vengence, sweet vengencc, stare death
In the face.
I hear their sad voices, from The dim spiritland,
Demanding your life-bl0od af my feeble hand.
Thus ending forever the quarrel begun
1t Is -hnished-come slay me-my race is now
run.
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Torrent.

A dwelling with 8 rooms, a good
stable and pasture adjoining. Apply to
WILLIAM CHALLACOMBE.
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1gotice to An Concerned.

SAVANNAH, No., August %, 1873.
All persons indebted to TIE under
signed through the firm of Co,ourn, Joy
& Co, win please call at Z. Alderman's
store and pay the same and a v cost.
Z. w. JOY.
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Monday, the LIST day Of September,

the fvrenoou anil five o'cLsck In tbe afternoon of
that day, Mt the Courthouse door, in said An
drew county, state Of Missouri, proceed to sell
the above described property, ut public auction.
for cash. to the highest bidder, for the purpose
of satisfying said notes, andfhe interest thereon.
and paying the costs and expenses % this trust
JOSEPH &. HULL,
L Al Tru<to-
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Try our books vixen all other business fails.
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good sugar for S1.0O.
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HARDWARE, &c.

OOLBURN, eco, dealer in hardware,
stoves and tinware, north side of the square.
Ssannah, No. Jobbing in tinwork done on
,s,rt notice. q
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PHYSICIANS.

nR. q. II. DAVENPORT having located in
Savannah, offers his professional services
"a the citizens Of Savannah and vicinity. Office
At hi residence on Main street, one block east of
The square.
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M0rtsase Sale by Sheriff.

VTTHEREAs, on the 18th day Of April, ls.'5,
w David Friedman made, executed And d.
livcrei to Freeman G. Blakely n mc.tgs-- rib
power of sale to the following rcrsor.s =, nroperty
in the county of Andrew, PAD s.,te ofM;sspnri.
to-wit: One steam sa', nil. tsitusted At Farm,
ers Station. now tt;eir~ M snI man...S hv
James Z. Corih, witR ali the appurfenances
shs ~ !. on ,ng, including one log wagon; also
s"s .ist- .nfll and all Of the machinery thereto
sei"r g,ng, lately attached to said saw-miil.
laid mortgage being given tn secure the pay
ment Of q certain promissory note described rs
follows: Dated Savannah, Missouri, April 18th,
1873, calling for four hundred and twenty-four
and S0-lO0 dollars, due ten days after date with
ten per cent. interest from date, payable 70
Freeman G. Blakely or order, and signed David
Fitchman, and authorizing Freeman q. Blak.iy
or his legal representative, or ut the request OF the
legal holder of sa,d note, the then acting sheriff
Of Andrew county, il said note was not paid
according 10 the tenor and effect thereof, to sell the
property described In said mortgage, ut public
vendue, to the highest bidder, ut the Courthouse
door, In the city OF Savannah, county OF An
drew, and State Of Missouri, first giving twenty
days public notice Of the time, terms. and place
of sale, and of the property TO be sold, by ad-
vertisement In some newspaper published IN the
with the interest and costs OF sale. And, where
rs, the said mote, with all Of the interest thereon,
is now due and unpaid; now, therefore,, i, the
at the request Of the legal holder OF said note.
and by vfrtne OF the authority vested In me by
said mortgage, will, on
Saturday, the 9Th day of September,
A. d. 1873, between the hours of O'Clock in the
forenoon and S O'Clock In the afternoon Of said
day, at the Courthouse door, in,the city Of Sa-
vannah, county of Andrew, and State of Mis-
souri,, proceed to sell the property above de-
scribed, at public vendue, to the highest bidder,
for cash, and apply the proceeds Of the sale to
the purposes mentioned in said mortgage,
PEMBROKE MERCER,
Sc Sheriff of Andrew county, Missouri.
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BAKERY, &c.

n c. SHEDRICK & CO., Eagle bakery,
II. confectionery and restaurant, west side
offhe square. -
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RI c. SMITH,
N.or,r savannah Savings Bank. with David
0Ace o'e q
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/ announcing that l have brought from New
York one of tn. largest stocks of goods in my line
EVER brought to this city, consisting IN part of
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-. TIGGiNs, Attorney-ai-Law. Office over
,idermau's store. Savannah, Missouri.
nrsctice in all the Courts of the 18th Judi
| ,"ICircuit. o.
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DIRECTORY.

.,,r,s in This ~coiaran, fifty eeRfs per tiRs
strai" sSa,. Including the general head. 2hose
y asssri,se in hi, eoiumn are reliable umd
sse .S,,ortrard in their respective caUiags.
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- ~ CALDWELL, a~ttorney-st-law and
w Notary Public Pays special attention
U.,a.t,nr. conyeyancing and investigating
% s,sics over ferrell's harness store, one
nuss .st Of Farmers Bank. u
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. November 8. 1873

HOTEL ARRIVALS. November 8, 1879
Wheeler House-T II Cooke, Greenville;
81 a Denny. Mass; E Donham. n s
Wallace, Baltimore; Mrs VIM Garney,
Mrs e NJ MacDonough. r F. Gurney,
Ct T Atkins, N Y; R Graham and ear
want. Charleston: F K 8 Roberts, ,Au-
gnsta; Wm Quincy, VIM N Taft, Pat,
Dnfie, ] D Budds. Charleston; B G
Yocom and lady. Chester; J ] Gormly,
n Q; e r Jones, Wilmington, N O; 4
N Talley, Charlotte; Grant wilkins, At
!snts; g E Briggs, O N Moody. J @
Howe, Greenville; Johnson Hagood,
Bsrnwell; 81 Y L Spriggs, Greenville;
I s Clarkson. Charlotte. 3s Dbl :
Columbia HoteL-H M Clark, Augusta; !;
A II Mackey. Winnsboro; O F Hhoe-
maker. Philadelphia WQ Maultby. N
G; " J Sprinkle, Charlotte +; J K Har-
rison, Florida; N II Downing. Snmter,
8 @; r G Barkley aud wife, Miss E +
Barkley. Charleston; w ID Kennedy,
McDnff Cohen. Charleston VI Pope,
Q 81 Suber, Newberry G P Kirkland,
Walhalla; " d Warren. SC;J D
Gardner, N G.