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, 1873-06-12

SHUT DowN.-The Seattle Lumber
Mill suspended operations on Saturday
last-not because OF the pecuniary disa-
bility of i,s proprletors, but solely be-
canse of the duh times in San Francis
co, which has ceased to furnish re-
munerativc market for lumber.
The Seattle Coal Company has sus-
pended work for the same reason.
Both of these Companies have their
head qnarters in San Francisco ard
have 10 established commercial rela-
tions but through that city, and hence
are entirely subject to the conditions of
that market.
By these suspensions more than
hundred laborers and artisans have been
thrown out of employment, nearly two
thousand dollars worth of daily pro-
ducts stopped, and an average daily dis
bursement OF not less that 5000 cut off.
which is d considerable check to our
present business, but the resources re.
main, and will be made available when
San Francisco RECEIVERS from its paraly-
sis.
, 1873-06-12

DESIRABLE LANDS We met couple
Of gentlemen, Messrs Wider and Hun
toon, from Clalan county, the other
day, and were informed by theJu of a
large extent Of very desirable land, suit
able for stock raising and agriculture,
lying between the Olympic Mountains
and the shore OF the Strait. Mr.. Wider
who has Il ranch about two miles back
from the strait, where he has lived for
eight years past, say s in that time he
has never been compelled to feed his
cattle during the winter, there being
abundance of food all the year round
Those looking tor desirble lands upon
which to locate, would do well to pa,
that part of Clalam county visit, and
We are certain they will be well repaid
for the time and t. t.ouble. There is u
conve, ance hen.e every Nc nday, in
the mail sioop Sarcissa, and t.ie expense
Is very small.-Port To,o' send Aryas.
, 1873-06-12

A Washington special says that an
important movement is ON foot here
and in Europe, looking to the establish
ment OF a magnificent Empire in the
north and west of Mexico. A number
OF the largest capitalists in the world
b We been negotiating with the Mexican
authorities for contracts for Sonora and
Lower California. or for the granting
of extraordinary privileges. The Sun
connects President Grant with the
scheme, and says that McKenzie's raid
was all along planned, and is regarded
rs afeeler toward annexation. Itthinks
there are immense profits in view for
the leaders in the sch, me.
, 1873-06-12

The POLAR REGIONS Intensely cold.
stormy and ice bound, as all is at the
Arctic circle, there are evidences III mui.
tlplied forms to prove that the climate
III the inhospitable abodes of the white
bear and walrus was once as mid, warm
and delightful as that of the island Of
Cuba. Vegetable productions of the
soil, so ancient that We have no data to
reckon froL, are abundant. These
grew luxuriantly, where it is now impos-
slble to sustain either plants or animals
with all the appliances OF art, and from
their slrue,ure are particularly fitted for
ii tropics.; climate. This statement re-
quires no proof; since the archives oil
geology verify ii by preserved Specimens
OF rocks from the frozen North. What
forces produced the change from mild
to terrific region of storms in their
most titful exhibitions of fury? The
polarity of the Garth must have been
changed.
, 1873-06-12

U Mrs. Duraway, the irrepressible,
publishes card Ill the Portland papers
announcing herself as Il candidate TO.
Mayor. g subject to the decision of the
Republican Convention" John Hip
pie and she co-ope rated at the last gen
eral election, and Johns friends are lii
honor bound to support her now; ut
ieas. III opposition to amy married man
who shox us his hostility to Women s
Rights by maintaining marriage rela-
tions exclusively with his own wife.
, 1873-06-12

The Boston Adrertiser says that an
important and interesting decision. es-
pecially to postmasters and lawyers. was
nade by Judge Clark in the United
tates Circuit Court at Portsmouth on
ionday. Michael McGlynn of Nashua
us charged in IN indictment with forg-
"a money order" and ''material
,nature" thereto, and was placed upon
ial on this indictment. Judge Clark
decided that the signing forged sigma
ture to the words Received the above"
at the bottom of the order, was not
forgery Of a ''money order" nor OF
material signature" to said "noney
order" bnt was the forgery of money
order receipt, or the forgery ola mater
lal signature" to money rec, ipt, and
was not an offense against
the statute OF July 27. 1868, section 3.
The jury were instructed to acquit Me-
Glynn; and did SO.
, 1873-06-12

Il was obliged" says Mr.. Ruskin
Ito write too young. when knew cnly
half-truths, and was t)o eager to set
them o.th by what thought fine words
People used to call me good writer
then; now they say l can't write at all
because. for instance, if I think any
body's house on fire, I OF ly say, sir,
your house is on fire. whereas formerly
1 used to say. Sir, the abode in which
you probably passed the delightful days
of youth is in a state of confagration,
and everybody used to like the effect OF
the two p's in probably passed, and OF
the two DIS in delightful days
, 1873-06-12

The RAILWAY LoAN.-The Montreal
correspondent of the Toronto Maa, un
der date of May Goth, says, 1T is stated
that without doubi Sir Hugh Allan and
his colleagues have succeeded in making
arrangements in the London money
market for the immediate supply Of a
large portion of the CAP ital required for
the Pacific road, the remainder TO be
furn; b d as the work proceeds. The
enemies OF the project and of the Gov
ernment are looking excessively blue
over the news"
, 1873-06-12

A MIsrAKE.-Upon public rumor, we
yesterday stated that the Seattle Saw
Mill had suspended operations. We are
glad to |, arm that We We're mlsinfyrmed.
Though the mill is not running its full
force. or making anything more an
running expenses on the lumber manu-
factured, MIR. Coleman, the Superlnten-
dent, informs Us that the mill company
are determined to keep the mill running
as duty to the public.
, 1873-06-12

MORE MISUNDERSTANDING er itener-
ant humbug, calling himself a '' Profes-
sor," of course, is now Offering to in
struct the people of this town on soTs
ort of chimerical notions which ar
,eddled ont for pay to llliterate visionu
les as science. For the purpose
ommending his show to pnblic fay
lis fellow advertises TO lecture ou Il
origin and history of Freemasonry. o.
pretense of being member Of that OLD
and highly respectable fraternity, and
at the same time publishes challenge
to clergy TO discuss the question of the
Divine origin of the Bible, taking the
negative of the proposition. No better
proof than this could possibly be given
that be is an imposter. Every Mason
knows that the Bible is the central ligh,
of every lodge, and a recognition of its
Divine authority is as essential to Ma
sonry as it is to any Christian or Jewish
Church or Synagogue. If the Bible is
a fable, masonry can lay no claims to
the history and traditions which it.
teaches, and all the institutions of ali
the enlightened nations of the world
are founded in deluslons and vain su
perstitions of the heathen of the dark
ages. Such are the doctrines inculca
ted by the mercenary va2abonds who
by little superficial knowledge
acquired from infidel writers, coupled
with unblushing audacity and dramatic
rhetoric, to win tribute from ,he dream.
ars and discontended members of the
present social o ganization whose aspiia
ions are for something which to them
S incomprehensible an0 unattainable.
We do not propose to argue these
questions; and are very far from wish
ng to place any res traint upon the free
lom of opinion; we only protest against
atch-penny lecturers whose sole inhu.
nee is to breed discomfort and weaken
he moral restraints of society foun led
Ipon belief in the sacred truths of
evealed religion.
, 1873-06-12

E A leading citizen of Louisville
stepped into popular gin-mill, the 9th
er day, to relieve the asperities of life,
and lu,t as be was raising the glass to
his lips a loafer cried out: "Snakes l."
Not nt all disconnected the well-bred
gentleman finished his glass, and turn
ing calmly around, said: g. You can't
= sr me with snakes; I've had 'em !"
, 1873-06-12

The New York Herald editoriaIly de-
mands that the Modocs who have sur
rendered to Gtn. Davis. should have
metsd out to them prompt justice without
delay. Their f'te, it say is the g..llows.
TO feed and fondle the lnurderers of
our troops is to hole ont premiums
COR unruly savages all over the West.
Let them hang
, 1873-06-12

The picture OF Capt. Jack and his
comrades which appears III Harpsr's 5
journal OF Civilization" turns out to
be a picture OF some Umatilla Indians
which was t,kci i'll Portland some
time since. and copy forwarded TO the
Harper's. This is the way in which the
veritable representation of that catch
penny lic.orll. are usually made up.
, 1873-06-12

DAILY NEws.-We have received the
arst few numbers of the Portland Daily
NeHs, the successor of the Herald, Bel.
linger, Curry & Co. Proprietors. The
Aesos is 5 coiu.an paper. newsy but
rather sensational and it has pretty
good chsnae osanece edlRg.
, 1873-06-12
A. Macintosh.
Notary Pubic and Convevancer
REAL ESTATE AND TAX AGENT.

das complete Abstract of Title to ali
Lands in King County. Will attend te
the purchase and sale of Lands any.
where on Puget Sound. Special atten-
ton paid to the transfer of Real Estate
and payment of Taxes. Patronage So
s9cited and satisfaction guaranteed.
Office on Mill Street. Opposite the
cidentalHotel, Seattle, King Counay
c23f
, 1873-06-12
MUSIC AND ELOCUT|ON.

A S A TEACHER OF HIGH STANDING
~ and experience in the East, and bringing
letters of recomme ndation from the eminent
composer and musical professor Jean Mann,
and als o from H. B. Klebes Musical Profes-
sor of Pittsburg, solicit The patr onage oi th.
citizens of Seattle in the esta blshing of .lass
in instrumental music. also in Elocution. Ad-
vanced pupils especially desired. Persons
wishing instruction will please call at thu resi-
dence of Henry Yesler.
FLORA wELLMAN.
my19.
, 1873-06-12
FRAUENTH.iL EROTHER.
DRY GOODS
AND
CLOTHING
E,S ABLISHW III ENT.

Sheetings, bleached and
brown, Muslins, MerinoeS, DE
."ines, Satin Declines, plain
md fancy Dress Silks, Grena-
ines, Piqu, Linen Suitings,
Swiss, .Iaconets, Dress Trim
mings of all descriptions, plain
and strined Shawls, Carpets
nd Mating.
, 1873-06-12

~ ~. IeI Chrioassa's : Lager Beer.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21
Order Identification.

JUSTIN c. WATERMAN and Edwin y. Nash,
u partners by the name OF Waterman q Nash,
plaintiffs, against Edward \. Harrows, defend
ant. Civil action in attachment.
and Edwin ID. Nash, plaintiffs in the above en-
titled cause, before the undersigned Clerk OF the
Circuit Court Of Andrew county, In vacation,
and having fled their petition and affidavit,
stating, among other things, that the above
named defendant. Edward y. Darrows, is . non
resident of this state; 1t IL therruIpn ordered by
the Clerk aforesaid. In vacation, that publication
be made notifying him that an action has been
commenced against him by petition and attach
ment In the Circuit Court Of Andrew county, In
note for the sum of two hundred and seventy two
dollars and cighty-two cents; that his property
Is about to be attached, and that unless he be and
appear at the next term Of said Court, to be
holden at the courthouse in Savannah, within
the county Of Andrew. on the It'll day Of April,
the term shall so long continue, and IL not, then
before the end of III. term, Judgment will be
rendered against him, and his property sold to
satisfy the name. IL Is further ordered that q
copy hereof be published In the Andrew County
Republican, newspaper published In said coun-
~ OF Andrew, for four weeks successfully. the
last insertion TO be 1t least four weeks before the
commencement Of the next term Of said Court.
PHINEAS EDWARDS, Clerk.
State Of Missouri, county of Andrew, as:
l, Phineas Edwards, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
within and for the county Of Andrew, In the State
Of Missouri, hereby certify the above and lore
going to be a true and correct copy Of the order
of publication In the cause therein named, ~ the
same appears OF record In my ONCE:
In witness whereof. ! have herenn.
@srAL. seal Al ~ eiioe in savannah. this
eth day Of February, 1873.
PniNEAS EDWARDS, Clerk.
il. ALrGELp, ATTY for plaintiffs. lSSsis.s so
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21

sss sections g, AZ, 4S, ~ aud 30, 90 a.
70 provide for the support and mainte-
mace of minors, in addition to educa-
ton, etc., with other changes. Bill
passed.
House-A memorial from the Woman
Suffrage Association, praying that women
be granted the franchise, was presented
and referred. -
Mr.. Forshey introduced . bill emit
tied an act to audit, adjust and pay tie
war debt of Missouri. The bill asks an
appropriation Of $4,000 to pay what is
known as the irregular claim Kcferr-
ed to Committee on Claims:
Nj. Tvis introduced a bill entitled
an act concerning corOners and inquests.
The bill provides that no person but 4
Coroner or his deputy shall hold an in
quest over 4 dead body; it also provides
that Coroners may issue subpenas and
summon witnesses. Referred.
Five hundred copies Of the majority
and minority reports Of the Senatorial
Bribery Committee were ordered prin-
ted and made special order for Wednes-
day next.
The chair announced the order Of bus
mess to be the consideration of the fol-
lowing resolution, concerning constr
tutional convention:
Resolved, That the members Of the
Twenty-seventh General Assembly
deem It both ~expedient and just that
the question Of calling q constitutional
convention be submitted to the people
at A. earlya day as practicable:
The resolution was lost BY the following
vote: Yeas r; nays, 81; Mr.. Brown, of
Andrew, voting nay.
Mr.. Adams. from the COMMITTEES on
Claims, reported favorsbly on the act
war debt Of the State. The bill asks
M appropriation of e25O,0 600, to pay the
enrolled Missouri militia.
Ono hundred and fifty copies were or
dered printed, and made the special or
der for Wednesday.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21
Order of Publication.

CPRANKL.E SNYDER. rlaintin, against I'd
y ward y. Bsrrows aud Dun Z. BAiroWs' de-
PENDANTS.
comes Sprxnkle Sny der, the plaintiff In the
above entitled cause, by William Hereu, ms At
torney, before the undersigned Clerk Of the Cir
cult Court Of Andrew county, in the state OF MIS-
souri,, In vacation, and dies his petition and am
davit, stating. among other tnings, that The
above named defendant. Edward y. Barrows.
is a NONRESIDENT Of this STATE IL :, ther-ulson
ordered by the Clerk aforesaid. In vacation, that
publication be made notify ing him that an action
has been commenced sxainsthimh ny petition and
attachment in ihr Circuit Court vi Andrew
county, In the State Of Missouri, the object and
general nature Of which Is To procure the jutg-
ment OF said Court nsIinst said defendants, Id
ward y. Barrows aud Dun 4. BarroWs. for the
sum Of nine hundred and sixiy-nins dollars and
eighty cents with iptcr-s, and costs). being
balance due on II certain proniis~ory note exe-
cuted by them To the said sprnnkie Snyder ON the
18th day Of April. lS'2. thHt his property 10 about
TO he attached. and that unless he be and appear
nj the next term OF said CONT. TO be holden ss
the Court housc in SsvannAh. within the county
Of Andyrw, in the state Of Missouri, on the SOW
snih day Of April. AID. ls13. and on OF before
the sixth day thereof III the term shall so long
continue, and IL not. then before the end OF The
ternl Judgment will be rendered As prayed IN
plain.in's petition, and III. property sold To sat-
i.fy the same. II IS further ordered that o COP!
hereof be published in the Andrew County Re
publicsn. u newspaper published in said county
Of Andrew, for four weeks successfully, the
last insertion to b. at least four weeks before the
commencement of th~ ne Il term of said Court.
PHINEAs EDw ARDS. Clerk.
I, Phincas Edwards, Clerk Of the Circuit Court
within and for Andrew county, in the Sia< of
Missouri. hereby certify the above and foregoing
% be II true and correct copy 81 the order Of pub
LEGATION In the cause therein named, Is the sano
appears on file in my Office.
In witness whereof. ! have hereto
set my hand and affixed my on1ci.l
sEAL. seal, mt my Office in Savannah, this
18th day of February 1873.
SSle 50 PhINEAS EDW ARDS. (lerk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21
CORRUPTION.

Tho Cnited States Senatorial Com
mittee to investigate the charges
against Senator Caldwell, of Kansas,
made . report on Monday recommend
ing his expulsion. From the evidence
collected by the committee, 1t Is csti-
mated that Caldwell must have spent
from sixty to q hundred thousand dol
lars to secure his election a Senator.
Tho details unfolded in tho commit
tec's report are most scandalous and
shameful, and the Senate should not
hesitate q moment to infict upon him
the fullest measure Of punishment In
their power-expulsiou.
The investigating committee to
look into the serious-looking charges
sgainst Pomeroy, of Kansas, com
msnced their labors on Monday. and
we hope they will use no half meas
urss, but probe the matter to the bot
tom, help or hurt whom it may.
Let the good work go on. Though
the unfortunate mortals who have the
ugly work In hand may grow sick at
heart at the terrible display Of cupid
ity and corruption in unexpected
places, justice must be satisfied and
the guilty culprit-be he . President,
Vice President, Senator or what not
must be punished to the extent Of
the 1AW
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21
Order Of Publication.

THE State Of Missouri to the use of Samuel
J. W. Combest, administrator dc bonis non Of
n; ,1s' '' .ssiS of E ;9.sara H II WGids,. ss'f Hiram R E;n%-
and James r.. WildIsn, defendants.
Now on this seventh day Of February, A. d.
|. comes Samuel ": cG SH wi;,, the plaintiff, II 70
attorney, before the undersigned Clerk Of the
Circuit Court Of Andrew county, In the State Of
Missouri, in vacation, snd files his petition and
afiidavit, stating, among other things, that the
shove named defendants, George II. Wildish and
Hiram IIinde, are nOn-residents Of this State. IL
Is thereupon ordered by the Clerk aforesaid, In
vacation, that publication he made potifying
them that an action has been commenced against
them, by petition AMI attachment In the Circuit
Court Of ANDREW county, in the State OF Mis-
sOuri. the object and general nature OF which IL
to procure the Judgment and decree OF said Court
against the defendants for the sum Of two thou
sand dollars on . certain bond for that sum exc.
cuted on the 20ih day of May, ls6e, by defendant
George H. Wildixh, - administrator Of the es-
tate Of Edward Sngent, deceased, as principal,
and defendants, Hiram Ainde and James r.. Will
dish, as his securities; and 70 procure the fur
Combesf, have execution on said Judgment for
such sum Of money Is the Court shall find he Is
entitled 70 on account OF the default Of said
George II. Wildish, ~ such administrator MS
aforesaid; that their property Is about to be at
tached, and that unless they be and appear ut the
next term Of said Court, to be holden at the
Andrew, in the State OF Missouri, on the sew
enLh day Of April. 1873, and on or before the
sixth day thereof lf the term shall so long con-
tinur, and n not, then before the end Of the term
judgment will be rendered, 10 prayed In plain
iin's petition, and their property sold to satisfy
the same. II H. further ordered that . copy here
Of be- published In the Andrew County Repub-
lican, . newspaper published In said county OF
Andrew, for four weeks successfully, the last
insertion to be At least four weeks before the
commrnceraent q the next term Of said Court.
PHINEhS EDWARDS, Clerk.
I !, Phineas Edwards, clerk Of the Circuit Court
within and for Andrew county, In the State Of
Missouri, hereby certify he above and foreg0-
ing to he n true anil correct copy Of tine order Of
publication In the cause therein named, rs the
same appears on die In my office.
In witness whereof, / have hereto
set my hand and affixed my oficial
SEAL. seal, 1t my ONCE In Savannah, this
l2th day Of February, lG3.
1; xAlS PliiNEAS EDWARDS. Clerk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21
Order of Publication.

A AROS FERNEAU and Isabella fcrnsan,
n plaintiffs, against Thomas w Jones, W lillian
u. Jones, James II. Jones aud Elizabeth L.
Now, on Ihis sih day of February, A. n. 1873,
coInsp Aaron frrsesu and l-alels Fernrau. the
plaintiffs in the above entitled cause, by William
fIrren and David Rea, ti,rir attorneys, before the
undersigned CLERK Of the Circuit Court Of An
drew county, In the state OF Missouri. IN
vacation, and hle their petition, stating, among
other things. that the above named defendants,
Thomas ". Jones, Willism X. Jones, James ii.
Jones aud Elizabeth {. Head, ARE non-residents
Of thi- state. II Ia thrrrupon ordered by the Clerk
Aforesaid. In vacation, that publication be made,
notify ing them that an nrtiDn has been commenced
against them by petition In the Circuit Court Of
Andrew county, In the state of missouri. the
object and general nature of which Is. 10 procure
an order for the sale Of III. following described
real estate ly ing and being In Andrew county,
State III Missouri, t0-wit: The east hall OF the
southwest quarter Of section number eighteen,
in township number siNt. -one, OF range number
thirty -four: for the purpose of partition and dis
tribution Of the proceeds Of such sale among The
above named plaintiffs and defendants, accord
ing % their respective interests in said real cr-
tale. II l. further ordered that unless the said
Thomas W. Jones, William X. Jones, James IL.
Jones and Elizabeth {. Head, be and appear at
the next term Of said Court, to be holden
Al the Court-hou.e, In Savannah, within said
county Of Andrew, on the seventh day of April,
4. u. 1873, and on or before the sixth day there.
Of III the term shall 80 long continue, and II
not, then before the end Of the tern), Judgment
will be rendered against them, a. prayed In
plaintiffs l%etition, and the aforesaid real
estate sold. II IL further ordered that n
copy hereof he published in the Andrew Coun.
~ KEruBLICAS, II newspaper published In said
county, for four weeks successfully, the last IN
sertlon u be nj least four weeks before the COM
mrncrmeut Of the next term Of said Court.
PHlSEAS EDw ARDS, Clerk
I, Phineas Edwards, Clerk Of The Circuit Court
within and for the county Of Andrew. in the
State Of Missouri. hereby earthly the above and
foregoing to be o true and correct copy Of the
order Of publication made in the cause therein
named, as the same appears on file In my Office.
In witness whereof l have hereto
{ lset my hand and affixed my official
sRAI. seal ut my Office In Savannah, this Sh
Sday Of February 1878.
,e-s y EDWARDS. Clerk.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-02-21
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters Of ad-
IN ministrniion upon the estate Of James II.
Hilburn, late Of Andrew county, deceased.
have been granted TO the undersigned, Abram
by the Probate Court Of said Andrew
county md state of Missouri, bearing date the
Sd dny Of February, A. d. 1873. All persons
having claims against said estate are requested
to exhibit them before me for allowance within
one year aGer the date Of said letters, or they
may be prccluded from any benefit OF said es-
tate; and II such claim be not exhibited within
two years from the time Of the publication OF
this notice. they will be forever barred.
This 81 day Of February, 1873.
Leg ABRAM JOHNSON, Admir-.