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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
Order of Publication.

JAMES r. ZONES VS.. Lydia Zones. In the
j Circuit Count of Andrew county, in the state
of Missouri, before the Clerk of said court, in Va
cation, March Is, 1873.
Now, on this day, comes the plaintiff in the
above entitled cause, by William $. Greenlee,
his attorney, and files his petition and affidavit,
stating, among other things, that the above
dent OF this State. 1t is thereupon ordered - the
clerk aforesaid, in vacation, tnat publication be
made notifying her that an action hasbeen COM
menced against her by petition in The Circuit
Court of Audrew county In the State OF Missouri,
the object and general nature Of which Is to pro-
cure the order and decree Of said court, dissOly-
ing the bonds of matrimOny existing between
her and the plaintiff herein, and TINT unless she
be and appear at the next term of said Court, to
be holden at the Court house, in the city Of Sa-
vannah, within the county of Andrew aforesaid,
on the fourth day of August, 1878, and on or be-
fore the sixth day thereof iii the term shall so
long continue, and il not, then before the end OF
the term) Judgment will be rendered against her
as prayed in plaintiff petition.
Ii is further ordered that q copy hereof be pub
lished in the Andrew County Republican, a
newspaper published in said county Of Andrew,
for four weeks successfully, the last insertion to
be ut least four weeks before the commencement
of the next term of said court.
PHINEAS EDWARDS, Clerk.
State of Missouri, county of Andrew, S.:
/, Phineas Edwards, Clerk of the Circuit Court
within and for the county Of Andrew, In the
State of Missouri, hereby certify the above and
foregoing to be a true copy of the order ofpubli-
cation in the cause therein named, rs the same
appears on file in my Office.
In witness Whereof have here
SEAL. unto set my hand and afi my oficial
seal, Mt my Office in savannah, No.,
this 10th day of May, lss3.
2ssSlO PHiNEAS EDWARDS, Clerk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
TIL OHIO REPUBLICANS.

The Republicans of Ohio held their
State Convention week before last, and
renominated Governor Noycs and most
ofthe present State officers for the posi-
tons they now hold. The platform
adopted is brief and comprehensive;
reafiirming the principles Of the Nation
al Republican party; endorsed the acts
of the administration; condemn the In
crease salary bill and demand its re-
peal; endorse the acton Of congress
for bringing to light the Credit Mobilier
scandal and d~enOunce all who par.ici-
patcd in 1t. whether Republicans or
Democrats; invite the oppressed of
every land to seek home on our shores,
and recommend the shortening of the
period now required for citizenship;
and last and greatest, meet sInarcly the
one absorbing live question of the day,
by iinpcratively demtnding that in the
management of railways call abuses, all
excessive rates, all oppressive discrim-
nation against localities, persons, OF
interests. shall be corrected by law, and
the people protected from such wrongs
and all improper and arbitrary use Of
the growing power of railway and other
corporations" Such, in brief, is the
action of the Republican party Of Ohio;
which demonstrates that in the future as
in the past. it proposes to maintain adj
yanced ground on the living issue of the
day-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
order. of Publication.

rHARLEs O,BRIGIIT. plaintiff, against Mary
~ Outright, dcfrpd ant.
Now, on this 9Th day OF Junr, A. ID. Is1J, comes
Charles Upright, the plaintiff IN the above en-
titled Cause, by George T. BRYAN, his attorney,
before Tbs undersigned Clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of ANDREW county, In the State of Missouri, in
vacation, and iilcs hi, petition AMI affidavit
stating, Among otber things, that the above
minssi defendant, Mary Upright, has shscntcd
her self from her Usual place OF abode In this
state. and has concealed herself 80 that the or
binary process of law csinnni be served upon her.
II II thereupon ordered by the Cters aforesaid.
In vacation, thai public alton be made notifying
her tisf IN action has been commenced against
her, by petition, In the Circuit Court Of Andrew
county. in the State 81 Missouri, the object and
general nature Of which j. Ia procure the order
and decree OF sail court di>-oiging the boIris of
mairiniony existing between her add the plain
til hcrin, and that unless she be and appear
nj the next term OF said court, Ia be holden ut
the Court-house. in the city of Savannah, within
gust, is73, and ON or before the sixth day thereof
III the term shall 50 long CONTINUE, and If not
then before the end Of the term) Judgment will
he rendered against her rs prayed In PLAINTIFF
petition.
II is further ordered thai a copy hereof be pub
li.hcd IN the Andrew C,unty Republican, a
newspaper published In the said county of An
drew, for four weeks successfully, the last in-
sertion 10 be at least ionr weeks before the COM
mencement OF The next term of said court.
PElNEAS EDWARDS, Clerk.
state Of Missouri, County Of Andrew. IS:
!, Phincas EAlwgris Clerk of the Circuit Court
within and for the county Of Andrew, in the
Stntc Of Missouri, hereby certify the above and
foregoing To be- II true copy OF the order OF publ
cation In the cause therein named, rs the same
appears ON lille in my Office.
In witness whereof ! have hereun.o
SEAL. set my hand and affixed my official seal
al my Office In Savannah, Mo-, this 9Th
SsssIs.O PHINEAs EDWARDS, Clerk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
What These Oranges Mean.

lFrom the Lawrence (kas) Tribune.l
MIR. George Kimball, brother of SAM
uel Kiinball, of this city, has been sick
and unable to do his farm work this
spring. Seventeen of the Burr Oak
Changers rugged their teams on Mon
day and broke up twenty-seven acres of
ground and left it ready for planting.
There is something practical in that
kind of grange work, and it has n smack
Of brotherly Kindness in it that would
make most any half decent man want to
be a farmer and a granger. Mr.. La
mon, IN artist of this city, got word OF
what was going on, took his instru-
'ments and went to the spot, and sue
ceeded in getting an excellent photo
graph of this practical demonstration Of
the Changers.
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MORTGAGE Sale by Sheriff:

WHEREAS, James II. Martin and Lieu.icia
w T.. Martin, his wife, OF the county OF An
drew, and state of Missouri, on the thru day oil
April, 1877, executed and delivered to Finesse
e Mclean their certain mortgage deed with
power Of sale; which mortgage deed Is duly re-
c rded on page l0j, in book q, in the kscorder,s
Office of Andrew county, AMI state OF missouri,
conveying TO said Fincsse T.. Mclean the follow
ing described real estate siiurted in Andrew
county, Missouri, to-wit: One hundred and
five acres of the west side ofthe northwest quar-
(60), range thirty-six C5). Which said convey
ance was INSIDE to secure the payment OF three
promissory EO.es in said mortgage deed men.
TONED and described: said notes all dated the ID
day OF April, H.2, signed by said James II.
Martin, and pay able to said Finesse f. Mclean;
one calling for four hundred dollars. due In
twelve months after date; one for four hundred
dollars due two years after date, and the third
for four hundred anil seventy-two dollars and
fnrty-two cents due three years after date, ali
bearing ten per cent interest from date.
And whereas, it is provided in said mortgage
deed that IL said notes shall not be well and truly
paid when the same become due and payable ac-
curding to the tenor and effect thereof, then the
said Finessc y. Mclean, or his legal representa-
tiyes, or ut the request OF The legal holder OF said
notes, the (then acting) ShcriI of Andrew county
may proceed to sell the real estate hereinbeforc
described, or any part thereof, NJ public yefdoe
TO the highest bidder, at the Court-housed door IN
the city Of Savannah, county of Andrew, and
State OF Missouri, first giving sixty days public
notice of The time, terms and place of sale, anil
OF the property In be sold. by advertisement In
some new spaper printed in the city OF Savannah,
county of Andrew, and STATE Aforesaid.
Ard whereas, the sail note frst becoming due
mentioned aud described in sad mortgage deed,
with the interest thereon, Is due and unpaid fall
said notes arr unpaid); now, therefore, I, the
undersigned sheriff of Andrew county, Missouri,
a, the request of Fincssc y. Mclean, the legal
holder Of said note, AMI by virtue OF the power
in me vested by said mortgage deed, will, on
Saturday, the 9th day Of august,
A.D. 1878, between the hours of9 O'Clock In the
forenoon and 4 o'clock in the afternoon Of said
yuansll, county Of ANDREW, State Of Mis-
sour, proceed to sell the real estate above de-
scribcdat public renduc. 10 the highest bidder,
Tor cash, and apply the proceeds Of the sale for
In. purposes nicnfioneI In said moItgagc deed.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
~ sheriff If Andrew county, Mo.
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Vigilance Committee.

A LARGE number of citizens have band
ed together in Lincoln, jackson and
Nodaway townships, for protection to
each other AMI for assistance in eXecu-
ting the laws with reference TO horse
thieves and other l~aw-breakers, and
have adopted the following constitu-
ton:
Ne, the undersigned citizens Of Andrew coun-
~, state Of Missouri, do hereby form and asso-
elite ourselves together for the purpose Of more
ehectuaily guarding and protecting our persouai
property, and especially our horse an't mule
l%rijtrty: AMI catching anti turning over to the
officers OF the law, parsons VINO steal anu tfes-
pass upon the property OF any oil the members Of
ihiS association, or of ANY other citizen, when
called upon; and for the government of this as
sociafion WE adopt The following constitution
ami bylaws:
The object of this association Is not to take the
law In our hands, but TO assist the officers of the
law in catching and arrpsting thieves VINO steal
aud take the cltizeas' propery an'lof his asset
alton; turning them over to the proper authori-
lies TO be deail with according to law.
ARTICLE. II.
The officers Of this association shall consist Of
q President, Vice President, Secretary and
Treasurer, who shall he elected by n majority
vote of ihc members Of the association at their
irst liee'ihs !" LII a.sA H.. .n,t
iheir Offices uh'i' the'F success'rs are eiecae""""
Qualified.
n, ~ - ,
Inc uihe ,he oh,ceis shaiI ST., .0 ,niu atn'
III 'iher % ~ eie.'.o'i, s.la NC pAes""'
the ID! -ia"s n.S o'n
ARTICLE ~
I.sh,i be tn. dutx If the President tn uresIie
ever all meetings oi the association, 10 call the
m,..ti,, n, nr,I.r Il, kern and rr,qscrye orler. IN
,,,, III ,n.s ;ont ,o /, y,,,, and dec,,r,. In.
vote upon a y proposition, to decide all qucs-
lions OF order, u call all sl,cciai meetings OF IN.
association, and To do ald perform all Other du-
ties apperiainiag to his Office.
tRTJCIE
n sh,y, IN. fine dnrv Of th,. vica President. in
the abseacs OF III. President, TO preside nj The
meeting Ind do aud perform all The duties OF The
Presaicnt.
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II; shall be the duty of the secretary 10 Keep a
just aui hide rec ri 81 te Proceedings oil the H.
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
Industrial Maxims.
Encourage Home Manufactures.

T.iltDttl Az llpl1lt -latuutdCtlItSs
Diversified industry is q defence
against famine.
The Introduction of Manufactures
diyersifies Agriculture.
Let Americans equal other nations in
all good works.
The farmer near a market is always
enriching his land.
Where manufactures flourish, land
and its p: oducc are most valuable.
Buy nothing abroad that can be pro-
duccd ut home.
Home Productions convert the tariff
into a tax on foreign rivals.
Ireland grows food, and England eats
it, while lrishmcn flee from the country
from lack OF food.
India grows cotton, and England
wears it, while the poor Hindoo can
barely buy cloth to clothe his loins.
Diversified Industry is the foe of
slavery, ignorance and poverty.
Prosperity is measured not by ex-
ports, but by home consumption.
Labor is the raw material of all indus
tries.
Mans welfare is the alternate object
of all productions.
Farm Elborers get largest wages in
manufacturing States.
The State that manufactures most
has the best farms, roads, schools and
churches.
No merely agricultural county is
wealthy.
Foreign industries sustained by us in
peace, sustain our foes in war.
Increased productiveness and better
markets afford increased wages.
A nome market enriches the land,
whlle a foreign market impoverishes it.
The remedy for all the evils OF COM
petition is cooperation.
Regular and remuneratiye employ
ment is a great national blessing.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
MorfSa6e Sale.

WHEREAS. Jacob Book, George Clark and
w Davis TruesdelI, by their mortgage deed
with power of sale therein cutsaitst', aaieu lev-
r,lary I, lS72, and accorded IN the hecoruer.s
Office OF Andrew co.mfy, in the State OF Missouri,
in book q. sd f,,xp a34, conveyed to the under-
signed mortgagce the following described per-
sonal property situated in said county, to-wn:
.'One steam saw-mill. toge,hsr wan me engine,
q. belonging, including one log wagon and one
set Of blacksmith tools, being the same prop
erty this day conveyed TO said parties OF me hrst
lart ny the said JaTues u. Souch; whlch saiu
conveyance was made 10 secure the payment OF
certain promissory notes in said mortgage deed
described, among which is one note for the sum
of seven hundred and fifty dollars due twelve
months after said 7th day of February, 1877, ana
bearing interest from date at the rate OF Ten per-
And whereas, It is provided in said mortgage
deed that if either OF said notes shall not be well
and truly paid when the same become due ana
payable, that the undersigned may proceedto
sell said property, or any part thereof, at pubnc
venduc to the highest bidder, ut the Court-house
door, in the city of savannah, wlfnin the county
of Andrew, for cash, first giving thirty days pup
lie notice of the time, terms and place of sale,
and of the property to be sold, by publication in
some newspaper printed In the'county and siate
aforesaid. And whereas, the note ABOVE ue-
scribed, and the interest thereon, are now due
and unpaid; now, therefore, by virtue OF the
power in me vested by said mortgage deed, l
will, on
Saturday., the 18th day of July,
| I'D. 1873, between the hours of ten O'Clock IN
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon of
that day, ut the south door of the Coarf-hotse,
in the city of Savannah, in Andrew county, STATE
| of Missouri, proceed to sell the above described
personal property at public ventue to the high
est bidder, for cash, to satisfy SAIL noe and in
terrst, together with the costs and expenses at
tending said sale.
Savannah. Mo-. June q. 1873. bT
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Order Qualification.


A NDREw II. MURPHY, John Murphy, sam
"A ui Murphy, Nancy Jane Murphy, JSmes ii.
Murphy, Johii u. Murphy, eeorge " seiscmin
ami sarah Jane Seiccnein, me vile OF SAID
George w Sei.ctnan, plaintiffs, against rrancis
Nj: Roberts AMI sarah Jane koberis, WIN Is the
vile OF the saiu rrahcis N. hoDcrts, VILLAIN
Murphy, James besSs, AieNinuer oeggs, ihoih-
q. n; BegSs, ana Mi!ihini begSs' joan Jones,
Wiiiinm jones, Mary "A. Jones, kebccca WHIT
deienuants.
Now, On thas sist dny OF MAY, IS'1, come the
plaintiffs IN the above entitled cause, by Jan'rs
l.. higgins, their attorney, before the under
signed clerk OF the circuit Court OF Andrew
courfy, In the State OF Missouri, IN vacation, ana
Me Their petuLon anu ahlaiyit s'aung, a,lohs
other thihgs, mat tne above nsnie7i ueish'ith,s,
william murphy, james btSgs, Aienahuer
beggs, Ihomis a. Besgs, Mtliain BegSs'
yohn sonss, Miiilam Jones; Mary "A "a, J Ihnm
iseDecea "ui.''., 'ahies "A ,eooei.s u oih
asa ROBBERS, are hon-fesiuehis oi me State .
Missou.l; .neie"ipn oIus,si ~ u III
aicr.saIu, In Naca'."n, 'nas puo.ica',oh pe Ihw,e
notiiy M ,ieIn uIat ~ ac',on Has UGH coii.
niehced against mem ny Pet"inh III ue Sns.''
court OF Ahdrew county, IN INT State OF mis-
souri,, .ne oplect anu sensrai ha'uIc ~ wmIeli Is
10 procure the orlcr~ ahuuecree OF sh.nc our, as
signing the dover OF defendant, Sarah Jane Rob
eris, IN, anu Pa.liIiohins ahiong tne p1r!les 70
ms sur, accoruing 20 thei. RESPECTIVE interests
anu rights, te following descrlDed rear estate
Iyimg anu being IN anareW county, IN ine SInse
OF missouri, .o.wis; % aures .ne NJ. "sao ,ne
southeast quarter Oh see.on 40. thirls-iour I,tl'
and 81 acres inc east nan % the southwest guar.
trr OF SAID section No; thirty-iour W, anu ~
west quarter OF said section NO; thirty.lour tal,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE 6, lS7
RECONCILIATION.

1t seems to us high time that IL
Southern brethren should throw aside
their foolish and absurd prejudice
arainst and hatred of Northern men,"
We did not expect to see it done in one
or in two years, but time enough has
PASSED. Since the wal the Union men
of the country have been the very soul
of magnaninlity in their dealings with
those who had at "a time held the
knife at the throat of the nation. With
outstretchcd arms we have implored
them to return once more to Partieipa-
ton in the government they had once
tried to destroy. Not a life has been
taken noryaa estate confscated as pun
ishmcat for the crime Of treason. With
a haste that reused the serious ai,pre-
tensions ofmaay lovers oftheir country,
pardcns have been granted those who
were ~fierccst advocates of the Southern
CepfedeTacy. Could ~magnanimity or
fraternai feeling have gone further?
But how has this generous spirit been
net? Have they acted with a kindred
feeling toward their late opponents in
arms? Have they evinced an earnest
disposition to '.sl,ake hands across the
bloody chasm?:n Recognizing all Amer
leans as brethren, we have proifered them
the fraternai hand of friendship and
goodwill. 1t has ALMOST uniformly
spurued with a sncering curl of the lip
and malignant seowl.
Some days ago the Convention of
Western Congressman, which had met
al st. Louis, visited New Orleans. The
primary object was to see the necessities
of the South as to the river ~levees, and
to confer with the citizens of New Or
leans concerning the shipment of grain
to Europe through that city. 1t was Il
good opportunity for that city to have
the considerate favor of the representa-
tive men of the West, by comforting
in a friendly manner with them, rs cit
liens of a common Government slteuld
II was IN opportunity they may not
again have for a generation. The cN-
cursionists were not treated with COM
mon decency. Because they were from
the North was reason enough for the
.~'chivalry'' of New Orleans to insult
them and thus drive them from the
city. Not a word of welcome was Civ
en-not a respectful hand extended,
though they came seeking the welfare
Of the South.
Can the citizens of the Gulf States
stand this long? Even now Louisiana
is in the throes of rebellion against the
legal y authorized Courts of the country.
A wal of determination against Union
men is being waged within her borders.
Czn they do this with ~impunity?: We
think not. President Grant is not the
MAJ to permit the United States Courts
to be trampled upon by a mob urged on
by Ignorance, prejudice and disloyality
All parties who love their country can
not but unite in saying that law and
order must be enforced.
The Presidents duty is plain, and he
will do it. Generous to Il fault, III
Government must also meet the de-
mands of justice, and quell open rebel
lion against legally constituted authori-
ties. While good citizens will deplore the
necessity which eall5 the military forth,
they will support the Government in all
proper efforts to preserve law and order
through the land.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06

CAPTAIN JACK ind the Modoc band
have been captured by the Government
forces and are held rs prisoners. He
maintains 4 digni6ed and persistent
silence, refusing to converse with any
one or reply to questions.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06

LAST Friday was generally observed
'throughout the conntry-North and
Ssuth-as Memorial Day, and the sold
iers graves were fittingly decorated
with eyergrrcns and flowers by the
hands Of surviving comrades or loving
relatives and friends.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06

ANOTHER terrible conAagration Wis
tied Boston last Friday. One million
of property is estimated tn have been
swallowed mp in the flames.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-06-06

JOIN A. ANDREW, when Governor OF
Massachusetts,, said: elf you undertake
to raise my salary, I will send you back
n veto of the bill within an hour"
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO all those interested
~ In the es;atc.of Jeremiah Cole, deceased,
that the undersigned executors Of the said estate,
will make final settlement Of said estate on the
lhird Monday III June, A. ID. 1878.
HOLMES ROBERTSON,
JUHN BOWER,
MT EwnetNro
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Property at n Sacrifice !
Chance to Make Fifty Per Cent on
an Investment.

-. DEING DESTROYS Of
AAGSS& ID changing my home, !
~yEJtn&ta am Offering my property in
- S34E6Sa Savannah for about one-hali
w what such property can be
bought for of others l have u half acre OF
ground, well fenced, AMI one-half of IL covered
nth apple and cherry trees Of twenty years
growth, and have just finished building n story
aDd-a-hal house, 1sx2i, with an l. kitchen, Tx
Terms easy, and price very low.
.atf j. y. HCSTON, Savannah, Mo.
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CtJNrnN, Henry county, has subscribed
$4,000 to start an agricultural nam
ufac;uring establishment.
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PHELPS county reduced its indebted
ness last year SlS,0S7.75; its present
Indebtedness is 40, 5000.