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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-12-12
The Andrew County Republican
and Prairie Farmer.

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Wheat Wanted

W. A. Price wants fall and spring
wheat, for which he will pay the highest
cash price.
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Ten Dollars Saved.

Buy Gardner's washer OF Weed
Earls, at SIS. and You get a machine
WORT, aso and Site boiler worth 30.
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The -ubjec, i u theme Of boundless interest to
the Church of God, to American statesmen, and
In ~uoIitirnl theorists. The facts and illustrations
presented by this talented lady present new and
sublim. views Of iruth-view VS. which have been
sanctioned BY profound Statesmen AMI learned
sn.l drynu, clergy. This splendid lecture un-
fold. mtry of iIJ>r eirIpt and giowin2 irriir-
tions in n pleasing and familiar manner, perfect
" c1nurr ir n-iblr Ia the duilc,t Intellect. HE
attention Of the ,kcpjir il p Irticuliriy requested,
~ this /, q great ins;rI,m 'ntllity ~ convince him
Of the Divine inspiration Of the Holy scriptures.
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Nv " CALDWELL, attorncy-at-law ami
w notary Public. Pays special attention
,.vs,ns,ns, eonyeysncing uni investigating
10 -
titles.
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" AttOrncy-at-Ln w.
az. .fsr Savannah Savings Bank. second door.
81
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PHYSICIANS.

TAR. &. III. DAVENPORT having located in
Savannah. offers his professional services
y he citizens of savannah and vicinity. Office
:; his residence on Main street, one block east OF
tie square.
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Interesting Lecture Next Wednss'
day NIGHT,

Mrs. J. A. Phillips. of st. Louis, will
deliver a lecture On Wednesday evening
next, the 18th inst, at the Courthouse,
upon TIE subject: The origin, mission
and destiny of the Crest American Re-
public. rs manifestly foretold in the
prophecies Of Holy Writ" Tickets for
sale ut the Book Stores. Those who
heard this fine lecture. praise it without
stint, and the following expressed views
may appropriately be presented here:
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BAKERY, &c.

" C. SHEDRICk q co, Eagle bakery,
II. confectionery and restaurant, west side
efthe square. q
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DWA &c

NOLBURN, &CO., dealer in hardware,
stoves and tinware, north side of the square,
savannah. Mo. Jobbing in tinwork done on
short notice. q
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~ BRYAN, attorney al law, will practice
IL. in all tbs courts of Northwest Missouri.
~. .t,euiion given 10 cuisines, in the county
- n-sb,t. courts. Office over the jail, OPP
uosits Probate ONCE.
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-oI y r GIDDINGS has resumeh Inc prac-
,;r.orlsv He can he found NJ his old Of
a.. north side OF the public square, Savannah,
...utr ~
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HIGGINS, A~ttorney-at-Law. Office orer
aidrrmsn's store, savannah, Missouri.
- nrsclicc in I'll :he Courts of the 18th Judi
MMprensT~ 315
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s.'rsb County aepnbl'fa''.
Railroad Timetable.

MVAENAH DIRECTORY.
,-s;vnsats in this column, fifty cents per line
s,f yss., inoIHaiag the genera! Read, Those
y ssrsriiss IA fhis coiHan arc reliable and
.ys,chtforpard in their ressecfire cahtngs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-04
For Sale.

For Sale.
n ~ Acres of Unimproved Land,
44 consisting of Timbered and
Grazing Land, IL miles from Sta
ton on the. p. Fl. w. & C. r. r., and
in every way well adapted to raising
stock, is offered for sale on the following
terms: Cash in hand, 5000, and the re-
mainder of the purchase money will be
taken in town property.
n16-tf JOHN S BENDER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-04
8ailrnads.
Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago
Railway Time Table.
Sunday, November 10th. 1873
NORTHwARD TRAINS.

No. /
MAIcHL No. 3. No 5.
GO, ToL CHICAGO TOLEDO
EXPRESS. EMPRESS ExPRss
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guilty to an indictment charging him with steal
ing, on the 10th OF December, q horse and truck
from the corner OF Worth and Hudson streets.
which contained five OF cloth valued at $4,000.
II was the property OF George w. Loughlin. and
was consigned to J. O. Howe b Co. An onicer
pursued Lane aud captured him IN Church street.
The prisoner was sentenced to the State Prison ut
hard labor for four years and six months.
Henry Hughu, who was charged with stealing 90
cents from Casrea BENJAMIN, on the 14th OF Decen-
ber. pleaded guilty TO petty larceny rom the per-
son.
Grand and Petty Lnrcenies.
Catharine Robinson pleaded guilty to an attempt
at grand larceny, the allegation being that on the
22d OF November she stole silver watch and chain
belonging to Edward Trldo.
These prisoners were each sent to tho State
Prison for two years and six months.
James Conolly VINO on the 10th inst. stole s35
worth OF carpeting, the property OF Michael D0no-
hue, pleaded guilty TO an attempt. He was Sont
to the State Prison for Is months.
Annie Rowe pleaded guilty TO petty larceny. She
was charged with stealing $50 from Frederick
Dinsm0re, on the 18th INST, at whose house she
was domestic. Six months IN the Pcnitentary
was the punishment.
Francis Reed IA YOUTH who attempted to steal
a bunch OF keys from Philip Farley, pleaded guilty
and was sent to the House OF Refuge.
John Lynch, indicted for stealing S35 In money
from James e. Nolan, pleaded guilty and was re-
manded for sentence.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
THE PRISON ASSOCIATION.

Yesterday the annual election OF the ofncers OF
the Prison Association for the following year took
place Q. the rooms Of the association, In Centre
street. The voting was done by ballot, and the
following was the result Of the cection:-
President Theodore W. Dwight, LID; Vice
PresideHts, John 4. Hoffman, j. stanton Gould,
Charles J. Folgcr, william y. Allen, Dorman u.
Eaton and William Law Learned; Corresponding
Secretary, Elisha Harris, NJ. d.; Recording Sccro.
tary ccphas Brainerd; treasurer William q. GU.
William 7. Booth. stephen Cutter, Richard L. Dag
dale John w. Edm0nda, Andrew IA. Green, Rensso-
laer ~ Hayens. Gaylord II. Iuobeli. Charles II. Kit
che, W. W. noppin, Jr., u. STYLES Ely, A. W.6hel-
don, Samuel Oseoca ~ D.. Adam r. Sackdtt,
Sinclair Tousey James IT. Titus Robert X. Mcl'ur-
ney, ThcoScTc ~. MOTIF, Horny 3. Terbell, Fredc-
rick Law Olnl5tead. NJ. X. Platt. John d. Csimmns.
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the e5 per cent?, woodward would say. "Tnere is
payment for you to-day; give me check Tor 80
much !" would sometimes object and he would say,
SIT Is all right, the figures are Watson's;" then
passed him my check and ne gave me o warrant
for rs per cent? never got the o5 per cent and in
tcrest
Q. Did you ever verify those billss-A. Verify
No. SIR, not one OF them; there are seven OF these
pills that have not dollar foundation NJ all gave
the bills to woodward reluctantly; got 3s per
cent, without interest-sie.ooo;. Igot $3o5.ooo ON
the 27 bills The aggregate OF the bills
was s1,loo, 600 OF the whole ~ bills
hall purportod to bc for work in the Court House
by officials l mean watson and Woodward only;
never made cut the bills In this way until was
sure I could get my money no other way; know
that ~ per cent OF the 65 per cent went 70 Tweeds
account; the whole 65 per cent was deposited to
Woodward's account in the first place; often
brought 1t over Tor him, acting as messenger; then
large amount OF Il would be brought back in
cash, and It's destination was this building where
il was distributed; made inquiries, ana heard
that woodward and Watson got large slice OF It,
MIR. BucKley--We have no questions to ask.
Mr.. Peckham-This closes the case for the prose-
cution.
morning.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
COURT CALEsDsas-TlEs CAY.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAMDERs-He by Judge
Bra iyNos. 297 2sS co. Co. ~ 80 10S, 108. ia I22
155, 176, III, 1S0k, 1S2, 1S7, 1s9 le0.
SurEEaE COURT CIRCUIT = ParS Irregular
term adjourned Tor the term. Part z-Adjourned
Term-Hed by Judge Van Brunt-NO. 2,70l
SUPHEaE CoURT-SpEcIAL IERM-Hed by Judge
Davs-Dcmurrers-Nos l, 8, TO- Law and fact
Nos. lab, l45, l46. l63. 10, 10I AS 5l, 81 So ILL.,
ISL. 225 225. 227, 229 23 2S2 237, IL. 22, 80. d.
5S, T3 Ill, 2l1, 2lS 17S. i9o 19l 1922 202, 302 l2
l75. 1885, 23o, I2S, 164, l05 27S 342, Q.
SUPERIOR CoURr-TRIAL TERM-Pars l,-Ad-
journed Tor the term. Part e.-adJourneu for the
term
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS TRIAL TERI-Iart L.
ariemore.-Nos. 25l9, M4o $500. Equity Term
Adjourned until Decetnber 20.
MARINE COuRT-TRiAL TERM-Part 1.-AdjOurned
for the term. PART 2-Adourncd for the term.
Part S-Held by Judge Joachmscn.-Nos. 252o
3434, 3J72 3076, 1926, 1928, 1913, 3044.
COURT OF GENERAL SIsSION5-Eed by Recorder
Hackctt.-The People vs. Maggie Jourdan, aiding
prisoner to escape; Same VS.. John Roberts, grand
larceny; Same vs.. James Hneson, larceny from
the person.
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THE SUPERVISORS.
The ATmories nnd Drillr0Oms - The
sheriff TO Mako No Repairs at the

The ATmories nnd DriIIr00ms - The
sheriff 20 Mako No Repairs at the
Expense of tho County.
The Board OF Supervisors met YESTERDAY, SUPER
visor Vance in the chair petition was received
from occupants at Centre Market asking that It be
put in repairs and suggesting inspection by tho
Supervisors, which was referred TO the Committee
on Armories and Drillrooms, with power. A.
number OF bills were presented, including one OF
Thomas Dunlap, as an engineer expert In tho liar.
lem boiler explosion, for over $500, by order or
Coroner Kesser which we're referred 10 tho proper
committees.
The Mayor sent communication, accompanying
report from Colonel Porter as TO the unhealthy
condition Of the arsenal corner or Elm and White
streets, asking that the premises DO repaired which
received the attention OF the Supervisors. The
matter was referred to the Committee on Armories
and Drillrooms. The Mayor submitted a letter
IRON the Governor relative TO the consolidation or
the regiments OF the division OF the National
Guard, in which HIS Excellency promises TO
give the matter early consideration. The COminis-
etoner5 OF ArInorics and Drillroom8 were asked
by resolution TO report wbat they have done since
their organization few months ago. Alderman
M0nhcimcr offered O resolution instructinQ the
Committee on Civil Courts to investigate the
charge that In tbo Superior Court and Common
Pleas there arc so many etnecursts, which WAS
adopted. The Committee ON Armores wss or
dercd to remove the sixth regiment from Nelson
The Committee on Armorles and DrilIroouas
made long report upon the contest between the
Eleventh aud Nincty-sixth regiments for the occu.
pancy OF the new Centre Market armory, Just com,
pletcd, closing with the recommendation that tho
kiDety-sixtn regiment be given the arIDory In
question. The committee offered resolution TO
TINS effect, which was laid over under the rule.
The committee on Charities and Correction re-
ported that they had no jurisdiction Of the claim
OF 'ComptrOlluru Glea Tor salary ~ policeman.
The committee on County DfIiGcs submitted a
resolution t1at no repairs, supplies Re-, lor the
ShcriG's once Will be allowed or paid Tor by Tho
county ana that the Sheriff must pay tor such out
of his fees. which was Ini1 over under the rule,
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BROOKLYN CoRoHERy INVESTIGATION.
Third Session of the Examining Com.
mitfce of ihc SuncrYIaQra.

Third Session of the Examining Conn
naittee of thc Supervisors.
The Committee OF Kings County Supervisors alI.
thorzed by the Board TO investigate the affairs OF
the 0c.0ners once held another session yester.
day afternoon. There were present Supervisors
steers. Coe, Fletcher. Prentice and Johnson The
committee proceeded to Investigate the cases OF
alleged bogus inquests said to have been held by
the Coroners Onc OF the cases questioned as not
being genuine was that OF child OF Albert
Haust, OF No. 2o2 Adams street. The father
testified that an inquest was held by Cor
oner Jones' and that case was marked
call right" Louis Gcrowski, OF Twcnty-second
street and Third avenue, testified that his infant
child died suddenly, but no inquest was held there.
The wifc OF this witness corroborated the tes,i.
mony Of her husband, and denied that she had ever
given the testimony written in the inqulslton,
which was signed by Coroner whtchii. She de.
"Ann" 80 and nd the Signature re Was Janer ra Frank
Sell, the undertaken, who buried the body oil &C.
the nques, being held. Peter Frel testified that
he was not juror on tho inquest OF the child In
question, though ne saw the body alter death; he
Froennch. and the name Friel on the Ipquisit.on
h. therefore, not correct. The committee found
that they had got the wrong man and therefore let
him go.
Coroner whitehn testified that he had seen a
published list, and he had oyerhauled his records
and found the cases mentioned: ne had a state
ment prepared covering many OF these cases, and
he would lay them before the committee when
complete the case OF Louis ~ Gerowskl Is changed
" ~ a bona nae case; he could follow the mp,
he thought, and account for IL at the next meet.
might have been dozen In which the Coroner
never saw the body; he always kept as lar away
from the body OF the person who had died from
contagious disease as possible, and also from the
person whose testimony he was taking; he often
wrote the signature himself In preference to hav.
ing the witness come near hun.
The committee adjourned meet on Sat
oft
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
COURT or COMMON pleM-Im4l TEaK-ptRT |.


The Irishman's feather bed-a board, with q
feather on tt-does not appear TO be wholly myth.
A suit was brought 10 this Court yesterday by
Thompson d Co, against Mr.. s. Pogp, In which
money was sought to indemnify the plaintiff for
loss In the purchase OF 20 Tags or Irish goose
feathers. IT was shown that the feathers had been
what is called in the trade "loaded-that ~ TO say,
that there was an adinixture OF lime marble dust,
oatmeal and hen feathers. verdict was rendered
f0r the full amount cained-S2400 and interest.
Damages for Being Run Over.
In 1871 Catharinc O'Neil, while crossing HoratIo
street at Eighth avenue, was run over BY q butcher
wagon belonging to Charles Picrson. She was
over 90 years old and though but slightly Injured,
brought suit for $4,000 damages The result OIL the
trial was q verdict Tor &26 In her iayor.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
COURT or SPECIAL SESSIONS.
Before Judges Blxby, Murray and Wandell.
Nhc Hum, a.n.s NJ CHI SAraa

Before Judges Bixby, Murray and WandeI.
Thc Hunaors Of Cherry street.
Mrs. Kate Lee, Mrs. Lizzie Sculy and her hus-
band, william, reside In the samc house, No. 15o
Cherry street. Mrs. Kate Lee and Mrs. Scully have
never cordially agreed, difficulties invariably being
caused through unauthorized occupation OF clothes
lines and ncompatibility or temper generally.
Last week their differences eliminated in hand
to hand fight, in which, as is usually the CASE each
OF the principals had their respective aiders and
abettors. all or whom not only took lively in
terest, but actively participated In the struggle.
Mrs. Lee was worsted, and ner comey visage sadly
marred in the melee. Mrs. Lee thereupon invoked
the aid OF the law IN the shape OF a warrant for
on learning OF Mrs. Lees action Mr.. william
Sculiy became highly indignant at his spouse for
allowing herself to be forestallcd, ana rs punish
ment for her remissness, gave her 4 sound thrash
ing. Yesterday both husband and wife were ar
ralgned At The! me bar Of the special Sessions. mrs
the Court with the recital OF the blood-curdling
threats Of Mrs. Scuuy, who had solennly vowed
never TO pause In her career OF vengeance until
sne '.had eaten her liver and drank her hearts
blood"
the Court scntenced MRS. sculy to one month in
the Penitentiary. aud on her own complaint against
her husband, condemned him to a like punish
ment, the evidence OF the usage she lad received
IS had been sem sent % below warden ss johnson, % Of
by by the hand q very brigh,-Iooking, pretty Child,
and presented her to the Judges. She was about
nine years OF age, and, from the Wardens stale
ment, 1t appeared that the child was rendered
homeless Dy the Imprisonment or both parents
and inquiry OF Mrs. Foster, the Matron elected the
fact that the mother had never before been in her
custody. On learning those facts the Court sus-
pended judgment, and mother and child lett the
court room together.
Warning 80 Barroom Huians.
Farrell McGovern and Peter Reynolds ME. Satur-
day last in liquor store corner OF Hester and Null
berry streets. McGoycrn, according to Reynolds
statement, assaulted the latter and beat him
severely without provOcattoa McGovern was
proven TO be dangerous character, and was SEN
fenced to one year in the Penltentiary.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
SUPERIOR COUar-sPeClAL TENN.
BY Indre Freedman.

BY Judge Freedman.
George the Count J0annes VS.. Nilcs.-Motlon
granted with t10 costs.
Pickhardt VS.. Hull-0rder appointing receiver.
Homburger VS.. Homburger.-Anidavit OF no
answer. and appearance and order Of reference
must be handed up.
Brown vs.. Brown.-See memorandum, with pa.
pers.
Kellar Va, Davidson.-See memorandum on pa :
pers.
Cofrul, Jr., va. Scott ct al. Murphy ct al. vs..
Finn ct aL-Orders OF reference.
Alien vs. Ward-Motion denied. with $40 costs.
Schpid vs.. Arguimban.-Motiont to yacate In.
quest denied, with $40 costs.
Singer Vs. Keeer-M0ton denied.
DE Alfer0 vs. Davidson; Luddlngton vs.. Slau.
son.-A0ton granted.
by Judge Sedgwck.
Popham VS.. wilcox ct al.-Case settled. (See
additional findings and refusas.)
Miner vs.. Beekman ct al-Flndings aud con-
cluston b.Qned.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
COURT OF APPEALS.
Decisions,

ALBANY, Dec. 2c, 1879
The following decisons were rendered In the
Court OF Appeals to-day
Judgments affirmed with costs-Page vs. McDon-
mel, Beard VS.. Holahan, Freeman vs.. New York
Central Railroad Company, Lcdeux vs. Rolin. Run
vs. Rinad, Phillips vs. Higgins, SussdorlT vs..
Schmidt, The Excelsior Fire Insurance Company
Cozine vs. Walter. Judgments reversed and new
trial granted, costs to abide cvent-Hidden VS..
Waldo, Arnold The Hudson River Railroad
Company Order granting new trial affirmed and
Judgment absolute for plaintiff, with costs-Mulier
vs.. k0ndir Order affirmed. with costs-Easton ys
RickeryilI. Appeal dismissed with costs-iracy
VS.. McNanus. Appeal dismissed with costs OF the
appeal up to the time OF making the motion and
$40 costs OF motion-BodeH vs.. Cornell. Motion
dcnicd-The People cX rel. Day Va. Bergen.
The Court adjourned until Monday, the 10th Of
January. 1874.
The New York herald., 1873-12-24
THE BOARD OF HEALTH,
Mortality Of tho Week nnd Work or the
Sanitary Doa rd.

Mortality OF the Week md Work or the
Sanitary Board.
At a meeting OF the Board OF Health held yestcr.
day the following reports OF Sanitary measures
effected and the vital statistics Tor the week wore
submitted and accepted
Rgns.a VITAL q 1ar 1'as g. pe sEs
fe nS a week or s r ensf oss0 %
ss week "a ssT %sls ss
The a"s se "a and Ss %
ported m,orta nsins a. u.oa chiefly due 70 ncccs
wfSA s ISL Ss@s s sS,
' s.: ana
@ g T ss % %s:I II ~
weeks This IS the loves: mortality BY these diseascs
Ihe death rate fast week was equal 2. q per 100:
Is a Urea, n rn, @ s Nsvs
per f s @
a % s sss s'ss
% 'ssSsr ws
for hc oa,h t @ Of Soye%Ssr past years s"i IN New
Sr nn pc @ o season - s S a s
or The present preyslenco Of dphbors ana sosrisns
'e'0eeiE"RyA RARsi ssR's D. Registrar Of vital statistics
sAs,rlnY BuErap, NEw YonK, Dec %, ls7a
sanrY week endS Sseeso n "a
t3Thc total number OF Inspections made By the sani
tsry ana ass,an, sanitary inspectors was lTp2 rs fol-
vate dwcilings i75 other dwellings sud
workshops, =? stores and warehouses 90 sabica mar,
ket, manure dumps 81 slaughter houses picr ana
dock gui cleaning cstablishnont, nat rendering
L.blishmen street sewers nnd drains % sunkco anq
vacant Io brewery 20 Yards courts and g. cei
lars and easements ~ waste pipes and drains ia prvcQ
ana water closets ~ streets. cutters and sidewaikS
dangerous stsrways, cistoriIs and ccsspoos pig.
Borics 10 other nuisancea together with IL visits OF thB
sanitary inspectors to oil contagious uisoasc.
Tile number Of reports therein reccivcd from the In
pcctors was 40 During tho past week 81 ompinints
have teen received from citizens and referred 10 the
sanitary and Assistant sanitary Inspectors Tor investtga
on aud report tho disinicciins corps have visited 6e
premises where contagious diseases were touId and
have dsineced and nigatcd 81 houses, 0 priyy sink1
together with clothing, bedding, &c. seven cases ~
smallpox were removed 10 the hospital by tho anbu-
lance corps Permits have been granted oonlgnces o.
80 vessels to discharge carsocs vouchers from tho
Deah Oiccr Of tho FORT seventy eight permits have
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