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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-07
Correspondence.
Letter rom Q Farmer.

EDITOR REPUBLICAN Il never
could see everything on the dark side,
like some people. was always in
clined to view things on the bright
side, if there Was any bright side per-
eeivable, and If oil was dark and no
light to be seen i'm the distance, / al.
WAVE had faith enough in an over
ruling Providence to believe that II
/ took the right direction and kept
straight ahead, that l would soon see
light.
Twas led to the above reflections
from tho frequent ratings of GER
tain class of crOakers, that can sec
nothing but poverty and bankruptcy,
dire desolatiOn and destruction await
ing them in the near future; men who
are inclined to find fault with, and
con.emn, every one but themselves,
when, two to one, the fault lies in
their own mismanagement or IN their
distcmpered Imagination. 1t is true
that money is scarce, times hard, some
of our produce selling below the cost
Of production, and some farmers put
to their wits end to make both ends
meet, but still we have plenty to
live Oh and l see no danger Of star
walton IN the lee future, nor even
financial bankruptcy. But neverthe-
less, l will agree with your CORES
pondent GA Farmer" that it is time
for farmers to wake up. Yes; wake
up to o sense of ~justice-to ourselves
and every one else-and II we have
any grievances let us have them re-
dressed. And that we have grievan-
ces, l admit IL a sublime truth; but in
proposing remedies let us not 60 down
at one step, from the sublime to the
ridiculous; let us be reasonable; let
us meet aud calmly discuss the sub
ject in all its forms. Let III meet at
the room Of the Andrew County Far
mcrs' Club, and there, by mutual i'm
provement in the theory and practice
of agriculture, all endeavor to make
better farmers. And II this will not
give us relief, "lct us rather bear the
ills we have than fly to others We
know not Of" Shakespeare was nu-
doubtedly a good judge Of human Ia
ture, and he says: "Tberc IL no SIAN
der in al allowed fool, though he do
nothing but rail; nor no railing In Q
Known discreet man, though he do
nothing but reprove."
So all of you farmers that are dis
posed to finnl fault with the existing
state of afrnirs-and all Othcrs-come
out and face the music; and let rs
know where to class you. l will
write again soon, and then you may
expect TO hear something original.
FARMER.
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OKLAHOMA.

We are glad 10 observe that our
very able Representative in Con-
vress, Judge Parker, has thought
proper to advocate tho establishment
of a Territorial form Of ~sovcrnncnt
over what 10 now called Indian Ter
ritory, the newly organized govern
ment to bear the name Of Oklahoma.
Jugc Parker addressed the House on
the 18th Of january In nm able argu-
ment favoring the passage Of tho bill.
It appears to Ms to be'a measure i"ii
of manifold benefits 10 both the lndi-
an aud white residents of or travellers
through that wild region of Uncle
Sans domain. Tic bill proposed
provides for a Governor and Sscreta-
ry to be appointed by the President;
u Council and Uousc Of Representa-
lives elected BY tile people to frame
laws, &C., similar to- otlier Terrific
rial governments, the representatives
TO be divided among the several
tribes 81 nearly equal 81 possible; as
serts the ordinary supervision by
Congress over Territorial Legifla-
ton; appointment by The President
of Judges ofthe United States Court;
election of a delegate te' Congress;
leaving the Territory the right TO es-
tablish local courts. 1t docs not seek
to interfere with The titles, rights or
freedom Of The Indians, Lei does II
destroy tribal organizations IN iE'
Territory, but only s~ubOrdinates
them to the general Government, In
which position they are now aud
Of right ought 10 Lc. That the bill
Is in the spirit of the law and the Con-
ptitution :llerc eau I've no doubt. The
inhabitants Of the Indian Territory
are fully rs much dependent upon the
Government for protection rs those
of other Territories. The establish-
meut Of \ permanent government
would tend to encourage them Ut
such a thing i. POSSIBILITY towards lives
aud acts of civilizatiOn-to tillage Of
the soil AVID education Disqualification
in local self: government contribu-
ting largely to thar result. The ter
ritory is . large one, about equal
in extent to the State Of Missouri.
comprising, as nearly as eau be .
tanned, Al, G9l, l86 acres, or 65,ll2
square miles; bounded on the north
by the southern boundary Of the State
of Kansas; on tho west by the eastern
boundaries of the Territory Of New
Mexico and the State of Texas: on
the south by tho northern boundary
Of the State of Texas; and on the
.,ast By the western bonntiar:~so Of the
States of Arkansas end Missouri.
There is at present., as near rs can be
a~sccrtainel, within tic confines -
this territory a populn. ion OF N,S6s
Indiane.
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Order 0fPubZic0tiON.

A ARON FERNEAU,. plaintiff, against susan
"A n. Rittenh0use and Joseph Rittenhouse, her
husband, Jane 8. McMechen, Martha v. None
chen and Caroline d. McMechen, defendants.
Now, on this I'D day Of January, 1858, comes
Aaron Fernesu, the PLAINTIFF in the above entitled
cause, BY his sttorney, before the undersigned
the Stats Of Missouri. IN vaenfiOn, and Hes his
pesftion, stating, sm9ng Oeser things, that the
above named de5endanfs are non-Frsidents Of
ssorsssid, in sacsiios, hat puSiicsaicn E made
notifying them that an sction h:s been com.
menced against them by petition In the Circuit
e. GGg +. q o5 aesTs snd S ssnefsi m n. ,nf s Sf which Fl Si Is, 70
procure an order Tor the sale Of the following
described real estate lying and being In Andrex
e mt y..s stst< OF Missouri aa:,ss1 ~ fo s.csion I e;eS Sss, na IL
purpose Of partition and distribution ofthe pro-
ceeds Of such sale among the above named
respective interests in said real estate 1t
Il further ordered that unless the said Su-
san y. Rittenhouse, Joseph Rittenhouse, Jane
E. McNechen, william n. McMechen and Caro-
line d. McMechen be and appear At the next
term Of said court 70 be holden II the Court-hotss
On On s.. s., seventh d xIte * i ;.,i e &. 8. is.s Aa saS "
or before the sixth day. hereof III the term shall
% long continue, and II not, then before the end
Of the tsrm), Judgment win be rendersd ag.anst
them - prayed In plaintiffs petition, and their
pfuperfy sold. H II further ordered that . copy
hereof be published in the Andrew County Re-
publican, . newspaper Published In said county,
Tor four weeks successfully, the last insertion 70
be q least fbuf weeks before the commencement
Of the next term Of said court.
PHINEAS EDWARDS, Clerk.
I, Phinees Edwards, CLERK Of the Circuit Court
within and for the county Of Andrew, In the
State of Missouri, hereby certify the above and
foregoing b be Q true and correct copy of the
named, g the came appears on Als In my once.
In witness whereof / have hereto
7set my hand andsfixe my oficial seal
SEAL. 1t my once In Savannah, this 2&th day
Sof January, A. d. 1874.
l6s4l5 PHINEAS EDWARDS. C1erk.
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Order of qualifications.

~
q ARGEANT BEASLEf ,ptalnua ysesanss Ssn-
y ey =. Aea&hcr AMI Ssfoms !. Ms.SnsL, y
h..bend, md Assnsrsn =; S,,moss o~s'en q 1sss
Now on THE ninsn day q .snnaax, AZ. so.S,
entitled cause b WsSresnlse hi. ATTORNEY. DO.
fore the undersigued Clerk o. me Circnlt Con!t
Of Andrew county, IN me SeAte % Slssoafi'
In vacstoa, and Mrs. nus PesI,son, ssstIn1i
smong other tnings, mat me above naine''
defendants, Nancy =. Aeashcr md De.
roDe 9. Meagher, sre non-rrsidenie OF
this Steee. 49, nereupou oruefsa oy
the Cterk Aforesaid, In vacasion, tnat peoiiSA-
9on be ma0e nosssytnx tnsm tnat ~ Scti1n nas
bsea comn1sesa against tnasn oy Petyaos H.
Circuit Co9rt o. Andrev county IN NE stass q
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that the undersigned.
IN william Is. Allen, Curator Of the estate Of
Barbara s. Bowman (nOw barbara 3. Giliain(,
heir at Law NJ barbara +. Bowman, deceased,
will, at the next term OF the Probate Court OF
nah, Andrew counfy, Missouri, on the 18th day
OF March, 1878, being the third Monday In March,
ask leave ~ resign his said curat0rship, and
make final scttlemcn of his accounts ~ such Gu
rstor. Il6.sl WIN. d. ALLEN, Curator.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given thas letters Of Id
IN ministrailon upon he estate Of James H.
MiIburu, late Of Andrew county, deceased.
have becn granted 10 the undersigned, Abram
BY the Probate Court Of said Andrew
county and state Of Missouri, bearing dsts the
having claims against said estate are requested
70 exlibl them before me for allowance within
one year nfier the date Of said letter., or they
tate; and IL such claim be not exhibited within
two Years from the time OF the publication Of
this i.pane. they will BE forever barred.
BIDS "a dsy u February, 1873.
lG5s ABRAA JOHNSON, Admir-.
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby gwen that the undersigned,
IN GuAriian and Curator of j. j. Bean, minor
heir OF Criah Bean, decreased. will. ct the next
term OF the Probate Court Of Andrew county,
Missouri, to he held 1t Savannah, Andrew coun-
ty, Missouri, on the 18TH day Of March,, 1873,
being the third Monday In March, ask leave to
resign his said Guardian and Curntorship and
make GAal settlement Of his account % such
Guardian aud Curator. :. w. BEAN,
IjS Guardian and Curator.
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by Henry Zimmerman, living in
Mouros township, In Andrew county, Mis-
souri,, on the first day Of January, A. d. ISIS, .
dark brown mare, Syears old, about Is hands
high, smnoth shod all round, marked with . star
In the forehead, . little white on the leh hind
praised 1t forty dollars. by William krull and
LOUIS Kruil. A trus copy from my stray Book.
JAMES II. HILL,
ISSs Justice Of the Peace for houroe twp.
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Str0y Notice.

TAKEN M by Andrew b. Johns, living In
i Platte township, In Andrew county, Mis-
souri,, on the. 18th day Of january, A.: d. 1873,
one red roam COW, with her head mostly white,
has white on the belly, Eve years old, marked
with an under half crop out Of the leff carr. no
other marks or brands perceiyable. Appraised
at twenty-five dollars, by John W. White and
Hiram B. st. Clair, and sworn to before me
this ssth day Of January, 1873. A true copy from
my Stray Hook. VINCENT WILSON,
l5sss Justice Of the Peace for Platte township.
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Final Settlement.

NREDITORs and all others Interested In the
u estate Of George j. Hurlbut, deceased, are
notified that the uAirrsigned Intends, at the next
term Of the Probate Court for Andrew county,
", on Monday, the 18th day Of March, ISIS, to
make final settlement of said estate.
ALLEN HOLT, Public Administrator
16S In charge Of estate Of Geo. ]. Huribut.
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Guardian and Curator's Notice.

NOTICE u hereby given that the undersignsd,
IN Anderson Hankins, Guardian and Curator
Of William snd Abigail Hankins, minor heirs Of
term Of the Probate Court Of Andrew county,
Missouri, to be held ct Savannah, Andrew eoun-
ty, Missouri, on the 18th day Of March, lS7s, be-
ing the third Monday In March, ask leave to re.
sign his said guardian and curatorship, and
make anal settlement Of his accounts ~ such
ANDERSON HAWKINS,
IA Guardian and Curator.
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Str0u Notice.

TAKEN up ~ an cstrsy by Michael Chronis-
Missouri. one white steer, four years
old, tip OF both cars red, . few red spots an the
fore legs, slim horns. No marks or brands.
Appraised ct 80, by George NJ. Calvert and l..
Hunter, who have been duly sworn by the sub
scriber for that purpose
Lincoln Township, Andrew Co., Mo.
January II. lsf3-Ns
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Final Settlement.

and all others interested In the
Ii esalte OF Charles Dagi0w, deceased, will taks
noiios thnt st ihe next term Of the Probate Court,
10 be held 1t the Office Of the Judge Of said Court.
in Savannah, Andrew county, Missouri, on Mon
day, the 18th day Of March, 1873, l will make
6nal settlement or said estate, and ask TO he dis
CHARGED from further administration
PETER MOSER, SEN,
l6a Administrator o Chas. Daglow, dec.
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Final Settlement,

CREDITORS and all others Interested In the
~ estate Of Henry y. Wilson, deceased, win
take notice that at tho next term OF tho Probate
Court, to be held At the ofice Of the Judge Of said
Court, IN Savannah, Andrew county, Missouri,
ON Monday, the 18th day OF March, 1878, I will
make hnaf settlement Of said estate, and ask to
be discharged ffum said administration
GOTI.lEB STEEBY,
l65s Administrator Henry Z. Wilson, dec.
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Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and all others Interested In the
estate Of William Nickels, deceased, will
take notice that ut tae next tsrm Of the Probate
Court, 10 be held vt the Office Of the Judge OF
said Court, In Savannah, Andrew county, MIS-
souri,, OF Monday, the 18th day Of March. 1873, /
will make finsl settlement of said estate, and ask
70 be discharged from further administrator.
WILLIAM Ii. ALLEN,
lGse Administrator Of VIM. Nlckels, dec.
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ported concurrent resolutions introduced
by Mr.. Bittinger, i%nstructing the Sen
ators, and requesting the Representa-
tiyes in Congress from Missouri, to vote
against all bills appropriating public
lands to nilresds and interpretations.
Resolutions adopted.
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Final Settlement.

CREDITORS and oil others interested In The
estate Of Margaret White. deceased, viii
take notice that at the next term Of the Probate
Court, o. be held at the once Of the Judge Of said
Court, In Savannah, Andrew county, Missouri,
ON Monday, the Tth:day Of March, 1873, ] VIII
make tnsf settlement Of said estate, and ssk 10
be discharged nom further sdminiatrsaion
a. g. MlLLEN,
I6Ss Administrator Of Margaret White, dec.
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THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY, %.

Housc-Mr. Brown, Of Andrew, iu-
troduced a bill entitled an act TO amend
sections IS aud 10 Of an act entitled an
act entitled an act 10 amend the incor-
porating the City of Savannah, approved
February a. 1883, and to repeal the
acts amcndatory thereof. approved Jan.
I6, 1860, approved March q, 1868.
referred to the Committee on Local
Bills.
Both Hou-es adjourned. in respect to
the. memory Of Seustor tircen, Of Care
(sirardeau county. and the members Al
tended his remains to the depot i'll a
body.
Scmte-Biik introduced to make
p~ersonai property Of railroads liable to
seizure By the Sheriff for delinquent
taxes: to prohibit certain fraudulent con-
tracts BY which two or more persons
lnsy unite TO dcpress or elevate the price
of live stock or produce, and thus make
'1corncrs' in provisions; o e.olutson to
adjourn size die on the 18th Of Feb
ruary was tabled.
H,ap-3iil. intro lucea: To amend
the act concerning the collection OF reye-
n,e, so rs to mskc the venue collect.
able in July instead of December, and
10 reward prompt taxpayers by msking
deduction from thoir levy: to prohibit
elites and counties from issuing bonds
# any Kind without the consent of the
psspfe. to prohibit incorporated cities,
uwIs or villages from leyyiag ta xes upon
farmers. On produce rnisei by tlefn and
exposed by them forsa'c at market stalls;
to proyidu for the custody of minor chill
dren IN proceedings Of habess corpus Ee-
tween husbind AMI wife. directing the
court to award the permanent keeping OF
the children according to their best in
tercsts; " make taxpayers voters in
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Sale Cheap!
GOOD OPENING FO

IA business man 10 now offered at Rosendale,
No. The store-Foom formerly occupied by N;
L. Allison IL now offered for sale cheap, or VIII
20 by 50 feet, well finished and new. For further
particulars, inquire OF n. E. ALLISON,
l0f At BOlckow, Andrew county, Mo.
The sun., 1873-12-04
HYPOTHECfTEB SALARIES.
Postmaster james Keeping his Men out Of
the Jaws of the Shnrks.


NJ II. Beaumont is broker who buys
hypothecated salaries. The most Of his loans
are made to Government clerks, from whom he
derives handsome profits His terms are ten
per cent. per month The only drawback TO- his
money making pursuit is the difficulty which he
sometime experiences IN arranging settlements
with customers whose memory or pocketbooks
fail them when their Obligations fall due. The
panic has greatly increased his difficulties in
tins respect. Ills transactions with the cn-
plovees OF the Post Onicc nre threatened with
serious interruption. A dav or two ago he at
tempted tu arrest two clerks there ~ debtors.
Dne bolon9- In the MONEY order Department
and the other In the night Registry Oilicc EXr-
cutinns were obtained 10y the broker from jus
tice Fowler and gwen to CITY Marshal Quinn
seize them in the Post ONCE when they began
their daily work and drag them tO Ludlow
street jail to stay over night. THE attorney for
the broker was waiting at the foot OF the stairs
10 meet the prisoners ~ thel were brought out,
but The officers consented e. let the clerk. staJ
at their desks after tloy had promised TO ligui-
date the claims against thcm as soon ae they
could raise the money. Tie attempt to arrest
them drew the attention OF Postmaster JUmcH
to the prar' ice of scin. salaries Determined
70 put stop to 1t he at once wrote the fol-
lowing
~ ~ % tI, n.ilti na w tn, ,hi, it- o., ihi. .iD A.
erS ra' M ot n Xxx az 20 ,S3r t,cnam S,u
ma arrests clerks are rcuN infoungd that any en-
medatry. Thomas l.. JAMEs.
Meantime some of the clerks having had 10
hypothecate their ssarioa. To- pay the sss"ss-
ments which the Custom House gang levied iust
before the election, will hardly know which
way To turn " they are not permitted to sell
thri. next month pay IN advance.
u H. said that beaumont was u clerk In the
Office Of Wiuship. the Custom House SALARY
broker who recently ah-cuaded To Europe
Nn,ulp was only one Of several brokers Who
bought the pay oi Custom House officers They
TOOK the pay rolls ul the officers and had them
cishcd the ilrst Of every month by Frederick
Ogden, chief clerk In the Auditors uficc Of the
Custom House. The Latter was discharged a.
soon ~ his irregularities were discovered.
one of the heaviest of the brokers Ia backed,
the GoVcrnment officers saw, by wealthy eX-
surveyor of the Port. His ufiicc ~ furnished
luxoriousiv. He receives l.is customers in an
inner room. and cntcitalns them with wines and
cigars whcnt they call to pay tie interest on their
loans.
The sun., 1873-12-04
NorELrIEs roR THE cnILDREN.


Macy 4 cos fourteenth annual toy
opening dist lays some rovciies In both chill
drcus playthiul's and fancy goods. The small
convcucuccs of life every year aesume more
fanrifIl, tasteful -hnrcs. The store Is garllndcd
throughout ia anticipation of the holidays, for
which these sales are preparatory. The toys are
spread over the counter ~ every department.
In a window on Fourteenth street stands In
miniature large, courly bridal party, the min
isicr IN pricstly robes the bride in the prescr bed
white satin, nounced and trailing, aud over
spread bN the lace veil, confined at the head iy
a wreath ~ orange blossoms. Tho imaginary
htii"-r'um aud all tie party aIe model, of
\ characteristic II the present doll. whether
doli-haby, doll-ady, dull-gentleman, or doll-
u.Uuh'N, J.. tn aiuple Wiz, with the massive
braid, ana cur.s Of the fashion. The poodle
ana puss have ais found = Ilac" as an cSscufi i
element in the miniature representation 81 civil
l1ed NE, and Mays snow-whitc lunches Of
white iur' with no sign OF dog but nose aud
foot, are not surpassed
The swiss mechau.cli toys are very Ingenious
An Oriental grand dame, half reclining on a
diNan' and rohrd IN bright hucs ot satin, passes
her hands over a musical instrument. while her
cglured slave lifts aud lowers a fan music mean
while seeming 10 come from the strings touched
hY his mistress. Another mechanical toy coun-
t"rfeiis coquettc at her toilet. She applies the
powder nun thoroughly To- her pretty face and
then raises hand mirror To- see the eNect.
honkcNs and cariCaturcd men move feet and
hands and play instruments and grin exten-
Macy's Fncish wax dolls arc remarkable for
their pretty faces, one Ia tho size 81 n child
four ycar- old. y nude doll Of SOLID wax on a
couch OF blue SILK Is an artistic picture ot in
tantile beauty.
B"n-hon boxes, now preferred to cornuco-
uias, are Of various new and tasteful styles, and
cost from 81 to $50. one ..rotesque shape l.
that II a lndy's gaitcr Another has only the
head aud waist of doll. A whole counter Is
loaded seemingly with eatables. The roast
chicken divides, the peaches are lifted, bunch
of asparagus is hollow. great h1tchets are harm
less, me lo9yes Of bread and the shining twist
are shells. all are candy boxes. The handkcr-
chief boxes, OF Scotch and relic wood, are
tempting.
There is anew inkstaud which makes It's own
Ink by the pouring lu u little water; contains
enough ink material to write a hundred pages
day for year, or one page a day for hundred
years. Two dollars for Ink enough to last a
hundred years
Macy has even enlarged his original notion,
fancy and trimming store to comprising "A coun-
ter OF pickles, preserves, ChOw-ChOw, East In
dian sauce, and preserved ginger root, ana un-
der ground he has a salesruom Of the greatest
variety Of camp stools and chairs, tin ware, and
Housekeeping convenlcnccs In general. The
store viii uc open evenings until 10 O'Clock the
two weeks before Christmas.