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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

\ Lilv Policy is that part of man, estate V hirh
is always unencumbered.
The glory OF life insurance i, that il clothes the
individual with the strength ofan army against fate,
while il does not impair his independence. The
savings bank gives no contingent right in the com
uon fund beyond the actual deposit and its own in.
ferest 1t leaves the Individual depositor still
weak and isolated. 1t does not solve the great
problem how TO macadamizc the future, the next
step into which IL beyond human vision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

Mr.. O V. Sims Of Hallowell is agen. tor
the only complete and reliable account Of
SANKEY'S expedition after Livingstone. Mr.
Sims is now canvassing Halloween, Augusta
and Gardiner. Don't fail to subscribe for
copy o. this valuable work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

There will be preaching at the Free Baptist
Rev. Mr.. Penney, at o'clock; sermon mp
propriate for the New Year. Subject, "The
Old and the New
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

We are glad to see Mr. Boardman OF The
Maine Farmer out again. He has been con-
fned to his house by sickness for = week or
more.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

Mira. Grundy says, that SozoDoSr eclipsss
all other preparations for the teeth and gums.
and what Mrs. G. says is reiterated most
emphatically by niuety-nine hundredhs
of the beauty ard fashion Of the land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

Hon. Wn. ". Bolster Vi Auburn. has
been nominated by the Governor to the office
Of Bank Examiner for the State OF Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

January thaw and April weather yesterday.
Several runaways caused by snow falling
IRON the roofs Of buildings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

Three patients have been taken to the In
sane Hospital from Bangor, within a week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
LIFE INSURANCE. DOES.

Ii 4 man Rs a man, 1t T. not the property he can
eat up or wear out or consume Immediately in any
way that he most enjoy. But il Is thai which II
most safely secured for hose he will leave 10
mourn when he dies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

Rev. Almon Gage Of New York, will
preach in the Winthrop St. uniyersalist
church, to. morrow morning and evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
loraI gT;1 STATE 1Nems.

Among the ladies who receive visitors at
Washington is Mrs. Senator Morrill, ofMaine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
" Gather.
WAR DEPANrMENl,

WAR DEPANrMLNl,
OrtlOt ot InE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS p. NJ.
For Nrw Eneland winds yeemng to the
westerly, with falling temperature and clear
ing but partially cloudy weather. For the
Middle States westerly To noTthwes,crly
winds with falling temperature and clear
weather excepting for the lower lake region,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
Like the Electric Telegraph
GeniaEr ( inim emf has been long time

coming,-but what work it is now doing.
The halt and lame, sore and wounded. are
literally throwing away their crulches. Rheu-
matism and stiff joints are banished. and
dumb beasts cry cut for Joy. One trial tells
the story and explains the whole thing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

They have a novel way of clearing out
streets (if streets they may be called) on
Dix Island. This is the way they do it.
They take big stone Of triangular shape,
weighing three or four tons, hitch ON two or
three yoke of oxen and then go it No need
of piling on men and boys On this snow pillow
10 give additional weight, for like keen ra-
zor it makes a clean scrapc, and better snow
plow is hard to find.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

The legislature takes a recess until Mon
DAY afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
Chicago Produce Market.
CHICAGO, Jan.

CHICAGO, Jan. :.
tLOUR--eprlnc extras 50He y
WHEAT-So. ,. / % al 81
CORN No. 9, 81 "a o3i}.
OAT3-2i1s
aYE-No ,, 63 ad9 u
BARLEY-05g6J4s tor No.
MESS PORK-ll 35Gll 40
LARD-summer 10; winter: kculf -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

1t is thought that the committee to which
was referred the returns of votes for Senators
n the Somerset county case, where a vacan-
cy is existing, it is stated will unanimously
report in favor Of giving the seat to Sullivan
Lothrop, the liberal democratic candidate for
Senator, instead Of Obed Foss, the republican
candidate, on the ground that there was n
clerical mistake in making the returns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
STEAM DYE HOUSE,
A FEW DOORS SOUTH RAILROAD BRIDGE WATER ST
AUGUSTA, Mel

AN1Idfd drsf Fremi'na at Name SFa'e .F0'F, $50
Emile Barber, Proprietor.
This well known establishment, with its admir-
able facilities, is conducted by FlRSTCLA>o
FRENCH DYER.
Dying and Cleansing done in q manner to give
Perfect SatiSfa elton.
Ladies' Dresses, Sacques, Velvet Ribbons, Sc,
Dyed, Cleanscd and Pressed without ripping or
taking of trimmings. Lace Curtains Cleansed and
done mp equal 20 new. Carpets Cleansed ant
Color Restored.
Dyed or Cleansed.
Gents Garments, Goats, Pants and Vests
Cleaased or Dyed, Brown, Black, Blue-Black or
Indigo Blue, and pressed ready tor wear. Gents
Garments Repairing done ut short notice.
Kid Gloves dyed Black and Cleansed every day.
Also new goods or heavy cloths ior store Dyed and
finished in tho best manner, at
VERY Low Prices.
Goods Received and Returned Promptly by
Express ly22
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

Children sry-for Pitchers Castoria.
II regulates the stomach. cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is q substitute for
castor oil. l+ljan-m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
'sAfon-

from 1t four weeks at any one time, "a ,o,,.
ing stone gathers no moss."
The Fairfield Chronicle states that David
Butler of New Portland, who keeps q snow
record, says the whole amount of snow tina,
has already fallen amounts to four feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
The Deferred Dividend Plan

OF the society, which presents Ia policvhohier- new
aud very important features.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04
4 Safe and Solid Investment,
40 Broadway NsW York

far exceeding any legal and sure rate OF interest IL
has many fold proved blessing 10 thousands vino
would otherwise have been LEFT destitute.
The Society issues all the most desirable Forms
of Life and Endowment Policies, an which DiEl-
deuds will be paid annually.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

The doors of all our churches are ogen
" de, and cordial and earnest invitation ex-
tended to all who are temporarily residing 10
she city, to enter and ENJOY the Sunday priv
ileges. Attentive ushers at the doors OF the
several houses will wal; upon all Who desire
seats.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

Work on both ends of the line Of the Bos.
ton Maine railroad is being pushed forward
to completion. Construction and gravel
trains have passed over the road, and regular
passenger trains will soon begin running.
Considerable iaas my work has been done on
the road. Six arcned bridges of granite have
been built, three of which are double-arche1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

Members OF the Legislature and others
having business at the State House, Will no.
tice hanging in one of the thoroughtares some
five specimens of photographs made at tie
rooms of a. w. kimball, over the Office of
the Eastern Express on Water street. MIR.
Kimball is first class artist, as all know who
have patronized him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1873-01-04

Three drinks day, at 10 cents 4 drink,
Will cost ~ cents a day, or IS 10 a week. in
Guiding Sundays, or Sl2 a month or sl5l20
year.
We copy the above from the Maine STAN
dard, and therefore presume that the csti-
mates may he relied upon as correct.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-24
Eerrssr0aesrss.
From Eackbs--y.
HACEs.R.y RIDGE, No, jan u.

HACEs2Rsy RIDGE. No. Jan. u, ISTs.
EprT0R EEFUBL.cAE-DeSr Sir:
Occasionally I sM affected with thc
ebulitlcn o. the bra!n-heMce these
lires. II cold weather. was a saving
ordinance, ! dare soy &c poor "cgl::,g
r0rta!s' OF the Ridge might iIft our
piebeian voices IN songs. Bat hot
Ritfstsnding the extreme kcensess CT
the atmosphere and tbs unusual
depth OF tie snow, our .eislJorho0d
has been kept 81 Gglow by lie fires Of
youth. Last night they made q rad
upon T3..n La ~reaiaeace, enjoying a
En8g. q play and r "sisi''-.o-n.ghT
they 90 10 hear the young Ecnlos-
themes spit forth his burning ei0-
quenco; and tomorrow Liglt thcv
trip the Light fantastic tos a. MI. RS.
Thus, you see, how tie wheel cf dss-
tiny roils with us.
TWO dea,as bare occurred ii: our
vicinity within tie Part ten days.
Mrs. Smith, o very old lady living
with Lsr s0a near the L.gvet sci!co.-
houge, ne: with 3 sad accident. winch
caused her death. IL perfc-la!ug har
household 6Gtics, she accidentally 81!
into the Ere ffsd was burned SO hzclY
that SEE lived but E few DAYS. Also,
Miss Williams, living ucar Smiths
Iniils, died q short time ago, With tie
typhoid fever.
III would 10. ts considered di.
crossing, wo1:! beg permission 10
Fay 4 WORD in retereuce 20 tie moral
condition OF Ii E2ignb5r!as tud
conspicuous haEale;--ocav.y STA
sion. Not lJrs siEce had 81 occa-
sion TO viai: ssid town, aud, Ike
Iob's var.LGrsc, IsaGe.t Il afar OF
TIE Gt.Eos:ph:re surrounding tie
village is 30 lurrsGiatei With -tan3':-
leg" thai all The youthful pUrEc-s
bc:1 within and about this burg aTe
SO cfcss-leggel :aat when rhcy
walk they make two rowg u
tracks. the right feet making the let
row and the left feet making tie
right row. II y0u know CT youth
:ul theologian, in 81 YOUR wide cir
~cp,atiou OF friends and acQuaintances.
who is DESTROYS Of placing ms maine
among the catalogue Of martyrs who
have suffered nsrtyrdom for their
icl,ow-Iuan, send him, I pray you, to
Eodaway Station. III my previous
communication l app.isei you OF the
arrival of"a litti. angel" about which
there srose : diversity of conjecturcs
as 20 whence it csLle, SC. Since
then = whole flock OF little angels has
arrived, and AT roW convinced be-
vond Il doubt that 10 blame should
be Imputed 10 Old st. Peter. Ca! aad
see US, Mr.. REPUBLdCAE; you vii! find
nay friend Davis q jolly fellow. and
lis wife an entertaining lady and a
splendid cook. GLANVILL.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-24
RAILROAD BONDS.

Our county has been pu! 20 heavy
cost 70 ,est the point al to whether
The county could bs compelled to pay
The interest on the railroad bonds
4 test case IN The Circuit Court has
been decided IL fsycr OF the bond.
holders, and It 10 the opinion o. tha
greatest legal minds that were the
csse carried Gp to the highest court,
the foregoing Judgment could but be
afdrued. It would hsve been a wise
action in the County Court 10 have
refused 20 take tie case MP higher,
thereby saving 81 additional cost 20
the taxpayers which viii doubtless
be productive CT uo prospective ben
.ft. But il seems 20 be III. deter
animation uf the County Court 70 pu.
the county 70 this sddj;icasl cost,
notwithstanding he veEy Tiasgve Tos-
si9i!ity Of getting rid Q: paying both
the interest ED principal % the
bonds.
SiGcc the Interest viii Ultimately
have &c be paid, It strikes ut thst
tie sooHcr ihe comfy Can get -id Of
the heavy icsa tie better fer its IT.
sure interests. Let :ho County Court
set Itself diligently to work :c make
arrangements for pairing OF, not only
;hs interest (Which has been accunu-
lating foS mere than three years. on
tie bonds, bat for . gradual redcmr-
ton Of the boEds themselves, giving
Us some slight proapect Of Ia viii
mate delivers=.. from tl!is g~iievouS
load. The sum paia in By She rail-
road as take. might appropriately bs
spilled upon the boads. We woa!f
Ike to hear from or citizsns % this
subject.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-24
Roadway County IONS.
t!rOn III. itcpull!-sc !

-lOiS "s tktfA--+G
Work has been resumed on the
Eew hotel. with Il prospect OF its COM
Flction by February /.
Many hugs are coming into town
these dsya Prices range FROM - IL
10 - % per hund:eG.
-Thc contract for carrying the
NAL from this place 10 CicarDloTt
VII! be let shout the irst of March.
-Demstcv Vcrvalin was uafortu-
nate enough TO clip a piece Ii Othis
leg whilc chcrpiuE wood Il day las;
week.
Joe Randolph. CT this place, has
bought out the hardware store OF Il.
Z. Invite s. Co, al Hopkins. and
viii move to that rlscc IN 4 week or
so.
frank Hettsck, ono Of our Mary
VILE butchers, made n mislick with
his c!eave'. o.c day last week, and
cut open hls knee pan, letting out tn.
Joint naier.
Quite IA number Of families were
made tx. ~ last week by the birth Of
herr. Among others, Fred Hastings
and Judge Alderman, both receiving
little additions.
Ifgon. tie D,mecrsi
The pQbi:c school exhibition ST
Union Hal, last Saturday evening.
v".ss MOS: emo kb.c entertainment.
On Is, Fr.isy light q mcct;.g
vas l.aIlAt the Caart-housc, and .
company organised under The
style " "Har,T.ie Rescue hook ana
!.n:t,r IDH:. .:.y No. /"
-l.:. Torrance bought q ru.m-
byg o: -" 1904: lrcr o. Monday last.
! .I", ~c.' ~...: 0v suI.r pIr, whose.
Err.. weGit not learn, . few niles
shove Nl@ir.
.-Th:N r. Church at Hopkins
he!ja festival Ga New YEAR, Eve.
Tor Tie benefit Cfihe church, the 10:
proceeds amounting "a sGj.
The fi:IHc:s IL tie vicinity Of
Hopkins a.c organizing themselves
!a;o = Utans. Il re Patrons q lass
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-24
OUR ISr-&GScHS.
Eolt County IteuI.
TE-nn the s-ufine,

From the s~sntineiJ
-Thos. II. Parrish Las Just r.
turned from n visit to Oceola, Iowa.
We were ~agrceahly surprised last
Tuesday by a call from Philip Arm
hold, ESQ, the popular postmaster @:
St. Joseph.
Mr.. Stephen Collins has for the
| past few weeks been confined to his
room, on account Of severe attack
Of p!eurisy and jsunlicc.
Judge Henry ). Kelley gave " a
call. He had finished the lsbors OF 4
"celled term" Of the Holt Circuit
! Court, clearing up the criminal dock
ct in 4 remarkably rapid manner. His
praise as Judge !. i'll the mouth Of
al the people.
-Rev. s. M. Shelly, ofMound City.
las been holding . protracted revival
meeting at Craig. at which several
sinners were mate the subject OF
saving grace.
Oregon WAS blessed last week
w:t!:Ie ardent labors Of a Mrs.. Hob
son, nlerl5cr oft.c Society ofFricnds,
III behalf o! morality and temperance.
+! She spoke in Ky9cr's Saloon, and also
in Halls Saloon, and depicted, in
glowing terms, tho exceeding sinful
| ness ard dem notwithstanding OF
drain selling and drsE drinking. The
lady was ~Courteous.y listened 10 by
| the salocn men. On Sunday alter
noon the lady spoke 10 a full house az
the McthouIs; Church. with much
apparent success.
-Mr. J. II. Bowen killed his big
hog that We mentioned i'll Il previous
issue. II weighed 80 pounds gross,
net G3l. Il any body can beat tAis We
wUuii ike 10 Know it.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-24
a FREE PASS TO LAND BUYERS
NOyt6aG'e Sale.

WHEREA5. Joseph {. H-rtc-son sIi Lrc7
w ! Henderson. his vic, 81 ;ae coUn:y Il
AntTrw, III the stale Of Missouri. on tho a,;i day
! Of Dec.mJcr, \ ~ i5il. executed and delivered
10 James ban, guardian and curator O. ).
J Bean. n.acr Asir 81 Ir!ah Bean. decreased.
Their certain mprt-ar" deed, v-itCn r~co,.g.-,
deed Is duly recorded on page 3; Ia Boz - in
! tine Recorders uGcC OF Andrew rouatr. ct,te OF
Missouri. conveying 20 said James " B.ar.
EJs: i.La aai r-.a;pE C:J J. Bean, n1er heir
"iI.!th fe:a. deceased, the following described
real estate siiaair'! ~ Eaa.eN County M..oa;:.
.y-wli
Ine p1r;a~ci; rl.t OF the sauiarrst quarter Of
a"C lHG E-nshc. rS,.tv-gne On IL ty"Esl.Y :.HI-
be s.1'y tJ G.. rIasc nuubt. th..ty-EiN On.
Containing one hundred ani thirty -GTe G5Ii
L-.r.. "a - pt its'; sad conveyance was m.i.
- ) e"rc tAr pHyIarGt OF II certain pr1r1'-iDry
"'; - sad mortgage deed mentioned iRt ",-
Aud whereas. iiIs provided IN SD ne..sare
t.rl ;hs. q! sid aJ;c -,il.! n,l Gr vel SIT truly
! PAS! TLeA thr sane becomes dHr and = r.SI-
! n"c'Fiu. 10 III tenor AID ,Arc. taeTry.. ;h-a
} ;ar sIsi jams y" Bean. or !i' !>g=: Ts1l F.-r:-
.l',r, c. n The !cqIcst Of the .rga. h..tr. -ir..t
e. - INC ;.". tc'rGrJ sheriff OF -AnEr.E { Ur:y
n.iv pryCts'tJ Sc! The yea! estate h-E,tIte;2rE
t'-cIt.rt, CT any p1.t thereof, a, pablo ve7IUe
| = me alrlyst bidder III ihr CuvTt- house !C5T ~
-" IAJ 60: - ,GAn.h, county Of hri.c~ ,nt
! safe " H!f5DHsl, L!st giv!lg thirty dtrs' ynh-
nc uJa,e @: The time. terms ant rl'ce y: s.'-.
@at T.! TIE property 70 be SID. b. aivrrs!assneE'
40 lytnc newspaper printed n tao County C An
ti-" end S:i,c Aforesaid
tGI whereas, III. sat- rc.s. ErntI aGt and
dcs;..Gst IN saId mortgage drsa. VITA TIE inter
c,l :-r.ys=. IS iu. and unpaid: nor. therefore,
|. 81 uAdr!- g-cl sheriff o. AEt!s' co--y.
ii - rr;. "a TIE Ig4-rat OF JAMES W Bean, he
."s,l so.t'I oI said note. suI ~. virtue % ne
l,Fe. - vtslvt5! al.2 rayrtS=se deed .w--i,,
SATURDAY. thcls;day ofMarch,A D. 1873,
y -wr.- - hour, Or . o'5.1ck in TIE forenoon
Hat Lock - re ai-er-'oI Of Sid d5y. ~ ths
'Jlrt-N.-.r door, Ia the cry uf hay4E-NL,
caualy %! Andrew .-d Stat, ofhIss2I.!. proceed
70 r,.i zoe re-! rs:a;c above described 81 pubic
v.atEc 10 'N- alrur-IL.tisv. for cssL, tn4 apply
The lrHccc.- y! Tbs sale :JT th- pGTSostB man
t.5Gri - sLIl .C1rtTtyr deed.
rhnBEOEE MERCER,
Ia Sh'r.3 iIiIeH county, Il.sc1Ti.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-24


Thc -Dr3iJ.- Ter February, jill received, is
unasusily rlch III the ysrieiy ga Interest offs
Contents. The rEmber opens VII IT entertaining
!apsr, by Albert L. Coleman, c.; he Ii.iasni-
i;lis Of south Aflica, chsr.c.y.I5iicGlI ..i@s'Ta-
ted. ueIjer. quttie contributes o very .atev-
es:ing ske;c', Of the hont-Ge-r!ete-ih ra1a-
LrokiIs institution % F~sris-w:th eight i~.llstrs-
;:ons. The illustrated sketch O. Mar, Queen of
Scots, By Lyman Abbott, although ii attempts
no ~solaiion OF tine historical problems involved
in her career, is a very thrilling narrative, toid
with dramatic effect. Besides these, Nj. De-
Icon contributes Tie Iii. q an Eastern Wo-
man" Prof. Henry Draper 81 Instructive att
Gle entitled ''Delusion &C Medicine" Charles
Resde's fascinating story, "A Snnpis;Jp, D. is
Continued. Two excellent short stories, VITA
poetry from standard authors. and the usual spie
editU;Ial tiscussIOns-uct to o:nit Inc Drawer"
which Is not the least inriting part OF The book
all s. 10 MAKE up a very superb number.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-01-24
Or0er Of Publication.

ERASCiS L. EIrG, pssiernocs Eing, Jsrs
L H9yi and SAMUEL Hoyt, he- husband.
Mary Z King, Thomas {. King, Joseph !. Ein3
snd Mar. King, plaintiffs, sgaiCs. Lee Perkins
King, defendant.
Now. or this tn day J. C4se.nher, 1872, cove
the plaintiffs. by VS. GrseTiss, Esq thsir ast0r-
Court that the defendant, Lee Perkins King. osn
noc be summoned in this action, IL 10 4 hcrsupoa
ordered by the Court thst publication b. mad,
notifying him that m action has been coInTaeEcrd
against Elm by petition N n, Circuit Court o.
a ndrew sounty, IL the STATE OF Missouri, the
object ald general nstuTe OF which IL. ~ procure
the order and decree Of said Court assigning tSs
dover Of plaintiff, hsry King. In. AID peEtisicr-
ing among toe parties 20 this salt, the following
described real estat e lying and being IL Andrew
county, Missouri, 70 VIZ: One hundred snd
sixty acres. the southeast quarter OF seetica
number seven %. aEt one hurdIed acres, lie
west part Of The southwest quarter OF sscfioi
eigat Isl, snd forty sc:es. the northues; qusrtey
OF toe northeast quarter o. section number eish-
teen; all in township number hiy-eiSh. 49, Of
range thirty-fcrr t3il arc tina: uaiess he be aod
appear a; the next term OF ibis Court. % be
TIE county ct nndfev in the State OF EisSoE.i.
on the seventh day OF April, 1853. end On or t-
fore the sixth day 'aere1. &: th2 feru shAi -
long Continue, sRd If not. ,aeu before We ED c:
thE tenn. Judgment VII! be :.c3ored as i.s?ed
III p!s!nt.c's %etI.ion. II IS further ordered iLas
e cypy he-sJt be published :. ;.e Andres Gown
y fErrELTcA;', q nsaspsPsf gublisneG "a T.
coacty CT Andrew ators.s:t. :oT fy1r Fs-ts
aa5?-sslTely. the iAs' Inss-iioc u Ss AT lest fcsS
veeks before the cario'rc-m,o: Of tNs ARK;
t-. ii - ;L.s Cont.
S:s.e Of MISSOURI, county .: 30drev. -:
]. P!IEezs Edwards, Clerk OF 70, Crcu:' CslE:
within g:i tuT tls cC.I.- q AcG.es. "A t!I-
State % S.ss0aT!. hy.roy certify .n- .sHoVs ard
foregoing To hs = rce sal cC4-rCt app >; DIV
c!2sr OF publication IN Tx ca-se ;Ss-ril ns=sd,
T. Inc same Al !rars .. Tscc:i n n. o:ice.
n v..aeaa T.sc-c! / aars hs:-to
set nv hand sat .tI=i ~ 9TJoiS
syI1. seal ~ my 0Tr,e a s.T,.n.a, tlts ii
tdhy g fFsnusry. 1873
TIiSElS LDTagGS, Clark.
By Wv CaLDTELL, Ds?riy Clerk 1Isi5
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Nut for the Coed Ternninra

IR EDIToR-lfs party buy, 3 load
OF wood from q man, and pays him
the money, when he knows the mGn
will ,pend it al for liquor before he
goes home; and the man does get
heastly drunk, remaining all day and
half the hight in town intoxicated, is
ths party WHO buys tho wood resp0n-
fihie for 'aaresn,tY HYDRO
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WDa:G Gar Congressman is Doing,

From ;le 81. ICE Hefk!tl
We use ~ :.e Washington Daily
Globe, CT -. TN inst, thac car wor-
thy Ec2:ese&tEi.Ys ii the Eaticna.
Congress. JGis-e Parker. has resent
IL introduced i've important ellis Of
"a locc. n&tc.e.
UGe bill provides ;or The sllowsEce
~ The UiiceGe of tne Mioscrr: State
Nliitia :hc three months c>tTs paT
which has been given 10 ri other
commissioned officers Of tie United
States volunteer army by the ak AZ
proved March g, l5t5; which wss read
o hrst and second sine, referred to IL
Committee ca Military Afsils. and
ordered to be printed.
The ether bin grS.i:s pensions &c
The Hidcws, children. dependent "a
thera and mothers. Or orphan broth
ers q. sisters Of those soldiers who
were murdered at Ceu!raiia, Missouri,
by guerrillas in 1854; which was read
"a dfst and second time, referred to
the Committee on Invalid Pensions,
and ordered 20 be printed.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that Ie:;srs OF admin
~ i~s'Ts'I5n upsa the estate OF D:Siel esuE&s,
late Of Andrew oosnfy, deceased, h,ye SSsR
Granted 20 tbs urteTsiSaei. Thomas G.ndrrs5a,
" .he Probate Court OF sad Andrew county,
srd Sts.e o: Missouri bes:iEg dse ,hs sd day
u December, a. L. !S2 Al persons hsTl,z
claims agsins; ss!d es;x;s Ar. required; &c sxais.t
ih.D 10 ne fI alloSAao> within one year snsr
The Hate OF said letters. or hey NAV be pa
c!uded :rop a2y he1eEs OF said es.ase; sad II
Eucr claim be no: exhibited Eil.;a 40 -eais
From She time or tie pub!.Cs:ioa OF us Gs;ic4,
hey viii b. forever barred.
This 9th Of January. 1879.
THOMAS HENDERSON,
rs Admir- ss,ats 81 Dau.si Bsurs1. Tee.