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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-03-21

1ut viii here remark that | iIat IA"
intention i'll my previous commnni-
cation TO wound the feelings oi an,
sober. temperate man, nor do thIhh
any otiila; class are hurt; a"yelp
was not unexpected.
Mr.. Jnnius, | have a few questions
to PROFOUND to you; now do not spend
YOU, wrath apon tina, iieiIIct tiind""
~i!f'-. Ogt come Ia tina scratch AT once
ANA answer them fairly and sqhar"i%.
Isl DO . Know Il tcr!liiI ~lndivIiI-
II w..p WrHt ~ % oHt Of the irI-
stores at savannah, not long Stree.
and attempted /! u write a prrs"r,n-
ton, but VA 80 '~.overcOnl"T iilai -
made an entire failure? ID, Do y"U
honestly and truly believe that u Not
away man has the power to repent:
3d, Was not your W developed
mind a little clOuded when penning
those intelligent lines fair is foul
and foul is fair" &c? Please deny,
affirm, or shut. GLANVILL.
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up tie i%''oli, S iickct for the res
pcctivc township officers.
W. Z. MAuER, Prcs't.
I. F. RrAN.-sec'y.
Rochester, March i8, 1873.
Structures from MI. Petree

IF ignorance is bliss tits folly to be
wise
Who doubts that ignorance is blis.?
| don't; but there are exceptions to
this rule. as well as all others. fla man
is very ignorant, and wishes to remain i'll
L very blissful state, he had better not
publish his ignorance in the papers. /
know this much by experience. The
Secretary otthc Farmers Club has fur
nished the REPUBLICAN with several es-
says, that We're read by me before the
club. which never would have been writ
ten if it had not been for ignorance q
inexpcricnce. When the Cub was first
organized there were but few that took
IN active part in the proceedings. l felt
very much interested in the success Of
The organization, but being unaccus-
toned to speaking in public, | wrote
Town what wished to say and read il
before the Club. Others, being better
qualified, spoke theirs, and there were
, great many speeches made that were
more sensible, more practical, and
nearer to the point; but they were not
s%eitten; mine were, and by the request OF
The club, they were published; generally
tbout as written, inaccurate gralnmatic-
ii expressions and all. But last week
there was a piece appeared in the RE.
PUBLICAN supporting to have been read
before the Farmers Club by me, which,
lfa few sentences more had been left out
Ind the heading left off. never would
lave been recognized by me, or any OF
hose that heard it. Now, l recognize
he right ofan Editor to correct or abbre-
'late Il piece that | write just as much
is he plcases-they all no doubt need il
but if they take out portions and add
words and sentences of their own, that
give tia different meaning, | would a lit
lie rather they would do as a certain
editor did not long ago-not give INT any
credit of being the author.
BENJAMIN PETREE.
Owing to the destruction Of the Office
and copy ofthe REPUBLICAN,, We in
serted the address of Mr.. Pctrcc just al
1t had been prepared for the Era. We
lid not change a word in it. We claim
the privilege of publishing or emitting
to publish what we please; but never feel
ourselves authorized to materially
change an address or speech that
has been delivered EDITOR REpUB-
LICAN.
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on Junius.
HACKBERRY RIDGE, March

BLACKBERRY RIDGE, March II, 1873.
EDITOR REPUBLIcAN-The author
of that poser from NOdaway Station,
writing under the nom de plume 'Ju-
MUS wields a powerful pen for and
against the citizens of that village.
An antagonist who hurls at the head
of his friend a long train of vitupera-
tions and denunciations, while de-
Tending him, is certainly a dangerous
one, especially to his friend; and like
a common skunk, his friends and
ncighbors should keep constantly on
the watch for the tail movement; moth
ing is to he feared from his front. at
does seem eve to ccnsure repent
ant sinners, &c" (vice Junius' rcply).
This "gush of innocence" caused me
to weep, as did Mark Twain when
knecling overthe tomb that contained
the ashes Of Adam, and ] sincerely
contemplated %resorting to restitution.
But Mr.. Junius had no sooner dis
posed of his little stock of morality
than he began TO ''sooth his troubled
spirit by perforating the hide of q
poor unfortunate dcfunct Hindoo
king: this was suspicious; it was not
clIistiar-'ikc; and | also have some |
confidence in the old saying, "shoor !
into the dark and if n dog bowls Won
may reasonably suppose that he has
been hit" Consequently, with these
before me, | was induced
TO wait developments, and I am now
convinced that my shot was n
cent cr." Mr.. Editor, Junies' swell
up Owe ''practical utility" re-
minds me of a young couple that got
married in Indiana. Their first day.
If welded life passed away like a
summers dream: the olive branch
vas talked of by the happy pair; suit-
bic names were selected applicable
Il boy or girl; "othcr necessities"
we're obtained. All their hopes, their
oys and their fears pointed to that
ne coming event." AT last the day,
he hour arrived; several old ladies
we're notified, the good doctor was
ent for with all possible dispatch,
nd upon his arrival was Immediately
onducted behind the curtains bv a '
Of the most experienced .
aides. followed by the anxious hus- :
and; WhcH, 10: it proved 20 be a Sc
Gre case Of the drops.y. Practical
tility. Whew. JGniUs. you must be
Why, only the other day a 4
'odaHay man might have been seen
. the stp6ets Of Savannah completely e
grounded" Irish Tommy hid his il
ice at the sight. Everybody knows a
rish Tommy. ! have no disposition n
. argue mathematical accuracy with
ne who appears to be unacquainted +
18th the most common terms; nor do 2
care to follow q rhapsodist through n
multiplicity OF distorted sentences,
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Those who W us on subscrip
fiOn MUST PAY UP IMMEDIATELY.

WE have yet to meet tie first hon
est individual who does not tleplor,
the action of those unpatriotic anc
selfish Congressman who voted TO i'm,
crease their pay in the future and also
for two years back. Those who did
it will hardly ask the people to vote
for them again, aud if they do have
brazenness enough to do so, we be.
liere every last n of them will
read their just condemnation in the
election returns. Five thousand dol
lars is too much for such Congress
men as we have now-to say nothing
OF seven and Il half thousand.
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Letter from Missouri Unive. sly.
CoLrArIA, BooSE COUNTY, No, March IL.

C"LrarIA, BooNE COUNTY, No, March IL.
Mr.. EDITOR-By an invitation OF
Judge Bliss, late Supreme Judge O
Missouri and Pr f's>ur OF Law at tho
State University. Judge Kelly appeared
before the Law Department and deliv.
cred a series of lectures. His subjects
embraced various portions o! the Grim
inal Law. and the practice Of the same
in modern courts.
The Judge gave in condensed form
such practical material as could only be
gained by long study and practice.
His lectures we're gwen III Il clear and
logical style, imlrcs>ing the officers and
Studants of the department with the
Judge profound knowledge ofthe law
Inc instructions so kindly shd ably
given WIS fully appreciated by the y..nng
lawyers. and Will BE- TO him a. 'BreaC
east upon the WATERS
The students met and pissed resolu.
tons To the effect of the above. after the
Judges departure.
STUDENT.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
81 9i1 Frat frees. Various Kind.
~, Get Grape Vines, Yarr.ns kigis.

5000 Grape Vines, Yarr.ns ki..ls.
40 Italian Bee Stln IS, Patrat Hir s..
Whereas, edward y B.:rrons, BY his cilattel
mort; age with power of sale, dated the .it' ''ayy
of July, iS,z, conveyed to the undersigned all
his uriu,vidci interest Of all The rurserH that he
l'd on III !G.i of Il. hrJirn Nj rs, ::ad or III,
t.s,i .fI:n,,. ri Z. Z rry an! al y! Is Interest
IA = Cs of be- It; siid Per :.
And whereas, nGIC. Barrow, b. h- .ha:t"t
mortgage with !'"wcr If safe, Il ned T. 80. 'i",
IS. i.,.: y. y :. r~ns,.v-d -. '.a a:tl 5,d
hi al, ii..-l io .r. io ~. aa,vr +c.c.I. d
-.r.." get. r "tl. .l,at ."us! ctIl &C
.iH, "a. -ta; Perry sud 81 "u,-,rv % 90 49,
,~- aId uilI-r NUS y st"ti s,tta'y. '-.
tr,r, o' i.ari b. ION 'ir- "a y u H,'..'. -. ii
Andrew T. u:ity, tit->su H . ~! -.'i.i'i -
u.re mai {; secure n T.. mri' ,i u c. ain
n"E. in'r'im mentioned, AMI : Ir.kt III" r"''-f-i
-i-u,i iLiriu." ; u ne >UrciI. : u said M riggs
.I sud urty-
And whereas. said mortgages provide iha. M
cas- tile said note and all interest thereon siig.ii
not ir p.it when the same became due, The un-
,lcrsignrl might sell SAID property, OF any part
thereof, at public yendue to the highest bidder
for cash IN hand, on the ground where said PROF :
erty is situated, first giving thirty days notice
tisement IN some newspaper published in sai'i
county and by one hundred hand-bills put up at
50 many public places in said county. ~
And whereas, said mOrtgagOrs have failed! TO
pay said note and hold the undersigned harmless
as such %suretit5.
Therefore, in pursuance Of the provisions Of
| said mortgages, we. the undersigned. will. by
| virtue of the authority vested in US by said mort
| cages, on the
18th day of April, 1873,
On the farm of f.. Myers, ard on the
Sth day of April, 1873,
On the farm of Robert Perry; and also on a small
| tract of ground at east end Of Whiiesville, be-
longing 10 w. ii. Houston, between the hours oi
8 O'Clock NJ. and 5o'clock Pm, each day
| proceed TO sell the above property ut public auc-
ton for cash TO the highest bidder, to satisfy
said note and interest thereon.
+. NJ. WALL.
| JOSEPH y. HUNT.
202 HEZEkIAH b. WATSON.
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Township Organization.

DEAR REPUBLICAN - When tho
County Court in 1869 refused the pco.
4 dear and sacred right in not order.
ing AZ election for two members of
the County Court. lest they might. in
their preference, see proper to elect
other men to fill that Office, tll. gcn-
cral uprising and condemnation by
the people of their conduct was terri
bly, severe. SO, when in the spring of
49,. flie County Court, by the most
fraudulent and disgraceful assump-
tiOns of official power entrusted by
the legislature 10 them. to be used by
them for the good oftlic people wick
edly and dcfiantly disrc"ardcd the
plain teachings of the law and the
reasonable wishes of the people a.
clearly and legally set forth, and res
pecttuliy expressed in several large
petitions from various parts of the
county refused 10 grant them an cleo
ton upon the subject of Township
Organization. for fear they. in their
sovereign citizenship, should imau-
guratc this system, and thus, as the
old personitication of total dcpravity
expressed it, destroy the County
Court" raised tier voices above par
~ distinction, and unitcdly con-
demned their villainv. But what
next: According to vile design OF
the old representative of total de-
pravitv, above mentioned. the Coun-
iy Court CONNER ccd without prccc-
Dent to divide the townships into
small and ruinous fragments, SO as
to eflectually add forever prevent
Township Organization.
But the people, annoyed by man,
grievances and burdens which were |
fresh in their memories, and bv the
above accumulated usurpations with |
many others by Coart and cOun-
tv seat, declared by q large majority |
If the votes cast upon that PROPOSE
ZION at the November election in ia
vor of Township Organization. But
lgain, the power that be, in order to
rob the people of their rights in the
TO continue in place and power.
thwart justice. to impose gricvOu>
and ccntraliZe and focalizc ev
Try interest in and aroundsa death.
county seat that has ever
becn proyerbial for clicancry and sci
'lshncss. dcfiantly. rutlicssIy and law
.es>ly refuse TO allow the people poll
books and an election in April, so as
o elect their township officers under .
he law. The officials connected with
his di' graceful affair will as certainly ,
&c assigned to ir~rcdccmablc disgrace i
md oblOquy by The people as their :,
Predecessors were. But villa: shall I
he people do? Shall they tamcIy p,
'ubmit TO these insults and see their s
cgal rights explained away by mn at q
orncy whose astute ideas ought to c
Ne, il they are not air . iy, DO Ind in d
'alf skin! No. fellow citizens; meet
II every school house ia the county: |
ak the matter up, read aud discy; =
he law for the Organization of town. u
hips; put in nomination. reGr bcs; !
men irrespective at party; 20 to the !
Clerk aud DEMAND poll books, i
nd If refused, prepare poll books g
ourselves; have YOU registration, f
old your ELECTIONS IN April, accOr- |
ing 10 law, then II necessary, bring t.
he subject property before the high O
, courts that Won may know who is v
ight. II
i. j. GAGEH, la
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BRIDGE BUILDERS NOTICE

Whereas | have been appointed by tn,
County Cout of .Antr'w county, No. Il
have erected two bridges, one ~ lee,
long and one As feet long, on the west
road leading from Savannah to s.. 70
seph.
Therefor, notice is hereby given { al
| W II recei,e sealed pr p 'sals until the
10th day of of April, 1879. for furniShin.
the material and building the same, ac-
cording to the plans and specifications
on file in the office of the County Clerk
of said Court, and reserve to myself the
right to reject any an,la III bids.
GEO. " JENKINS. Crm'r.
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Married.

At Savannah, on March 4, Is73, By RoI,cr
Cruikshahk, ID. D., Mr.. Jane. r.. 1ilson t.
Miss Cynthia A. Minor, both of Savannah, Mo
On Thnrsda:, February q, 1873, by Dayi,
Burns, J.P., at the residence Of Charles "
Daily, Esq Mr.. VIM. Bostwick to Miss Nanni,
Hoilaker, both of this county.
On Saturday, March 3, 1878, by the Rev. II
g Breed, at the residence of Charles Melvin,
Fillmore, Mo, Mr.. Alfred e. Duncan 10 Miss
Mamie L. Dewey, all If Andrew county.
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On Wednesday, the 9th day of April,
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION

Notice is hereby given that letters Of Admins
traiion upon the estate uf John See, late OF An
drew county, Mo. deceased. have been granted
Ia the undersigned. NJ. S%cuh'icr, by The FRO
bate Court oi said county Of Andrew, bearing
date the 9Th day I'll March. 4. u. ISIS. All per-
sons having claims against said estate are re-
Incsted TO exhibit Tin m To me Tor allowance with
IN one year after the date OF said letters, or they
may he pr.clu,ird from any benefit of such estate;
and If such claims are mol exhibited within two
years from the time Of The publication Of this no
ice they will be forever barred.
NJ. SCCDDER,
Administrator of John STE, deed. Il
March IL, a. ID. lsI3.
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LEGISLATURE.
TUESDAY.

TUESDAY,.
The Senate voted for an adjourned
session, which now seems probable
though the present one seems likely to
continue till the first of April.
A bill passed giving one-fourth of all
taxes collected from railroads to the
state, also II by the House, making it
q criminal! offense for an incompetent
person to undertake to run an engine in
cities having 10000 inhabitants, in places
with a less number it is no matter, we
presume in the estimation of these So
Ions if they do get blown up by incom-
petent engineers.
Another. preventing the taxing in any
way Of farmers for selling the produc-
tons of their farms in any incorporated
town or city, was passed almost unani-
mously.
The TOWNSHIP Organization law, is
being revised, a%bolishing the present
cumbrous Co. Courts and dividing coun-
ties into four districts from each OF
which one Judge is to be elected and
one, to be President of the Court, from
the county at large.
A proposition has been submitted to
lease the P~enitentiary for a term of ten
years to parties who viii feed and clothe
the convicts for their work. This would
be better for the state financially than
the present system still we owe the
unfortunate criminals Of the state a duty
that would be but poorly performe
should we do this.
All punishment should be refornatory
in its nature, hence, when we simply
provide for the safety and for feeding
and clothing those who have committed
crime, We have not performed our whole
duty TO them nor the wiseSt thing for
the State. Some of the valuable sug-
gestions of eX-tiov. Brown relative to
prison discipline should be carried into
effect which can only be done by the
institution remaining under state on
troll.
1t is proposed to sell the l.. S. bonds,
in which our state school funds are
invested. and r~cinvest them in state
bonds. We see no reason why this *
not eminently proper. and hope it will
he done. 1t seem supcrbly silly to sell
our bonds in foreign markets ut ruinou>
discounts when we have money ut hom"
t. make the investment.
Mr.. kirkpatrick introduced n hill T.
convert the Governors Mansion into n
nronosc ,h,, a,c,Lsr be- r,n, ;n,ro,r,,c1
| rrnr i,hc con,.r.;on or o." So. Ca";,ai
;nto m ,s,,,m, r,r r,na,;cs f
Eour I,u,.l,n J,,r,r.
to send mineral. and Other prni"rts ~,
tb. s,,,n ,n ,L. W., r., La;,;an
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SHERIFF''S SALE.

By virtue and authority Of an execution issteds
from the Office of the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF,
Andrew county, Missouri, returnablc ut fhcl
April team, 1873, of said Court, and tO me di-,
rsctcd, in favor of Frank Kloancek and against,
Bartholomew Ademick, | have levied upon and.
seized all the right, title, interest and claim Of
the said Bartholomew Ademick of, in and tn the,
following described real estate, to-wit: The,
southwest quarter of the southeast quarter OF Sec,
ton number ihirty-twO 1871 in township number
sixty 1901, range number thirty three: all lying
and being in the said county, and State of Mis-
souri,; and 1 will,
On Wednesday, the 9th day Of April,
AID. 1873, between the hours of nine O'Clock III
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day. ut the Courthouse door in the city nj
savannah, county of An,ircw aforesaid, sell the
same, or So much thereof rs may be required, at
public vcnduc, to the highest bidder, for cash in
hand [subject 10 all prior liens and julgm"ntsl.
TO satisfy said execution and costs.
PEMBROKE MERCER.
zig Sheriff of Andrew county, No.
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DIED.

On wednesday, February -, 1873, Mrs. A. +.
Nanderhpof, of N0daway co inty.
On February p, in Clay township, Pascal N
Saunders, aged 80 years; in tn. triump.is Of u
living faith in Jcsrs Christ, his savior.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE.

b. virtue and authority Of an execution issued
from the Office of The clcIk Of the tirUu Court of
Andrew county, Mi-- urn, r-tuTnai'lc at the
April term, ISIS, of said Court, AMI Ia me di-'
rected. in favor OF samuel \. irw in and against
Henry Boyle aud samuel Gibson, | have l"Vi'd
upon and seized all The right, titlr, interest and
claim of the said Henry inglr of. ~ AMI I" III"
following described real estate. t"-wit: Part Il
section number two O. IN township itInl"I iiily-i
nine (ED, range number thirty-iuur 60. he GIN
ming with lot number one ~ On The township line
at the northeast corhcr Of said bot, thence Wet
along ~aid township line forty-rigit a poles
thence south ihITty-three AMI "n"-ihiId t-''J
poles, thence east iorty-cigtIr (i>l poles. tn nee.
north thiriy-ihree ami one-ihird ISL I"''7, 10.
IN. place ri beginning. containing tea tiu) arr,s;
all wing AMI bring In The said county. and -ia 4,
uf Missouri: and | Nili,
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On SATURDAY., the 18th day of April,
A.D. lS1I, between the hours at min" O'Clock IN
the forenoon aud i've o'cl.ck in IN" afternoon "f
that day. at The ,ourt-hous. door In tn city of
Savannah. county of Andre aforesaid, sell the
-Iimr, ar sn much thereof as may irc required, at
public vrn'iur, o. the iIighe>t bi'i'irr, Tor cash In
hand Subject Ia all prior liens AMI Judgments,
10 satisfy said execution AMI costs.
PEMBROKE MEHfEi.
2lG sheriff of Andrew county, Mo.
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FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH 81. 1873.
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SIIERIFF''S SALE.

b. virtue aud authority ufan execution i-~';c'l
from The office Of tho Clerk Of the Circuit Court III
Andrew county, Missouri. rtturnablc at the April
term, Isi::, Of sail Court. AMI Ia me directed. in
favor of stephen \. Randall aud against Sathln
). Dennis, have levied upon and SciZ',l all the
right. title, interest AMI claim oi the sail Nathan
). Dennis of, in and Ia the following Described
real estate, to-wit; Lot number { ur % in
block number eleven QIl, in the town If Bal,
CHOW; all lying aud being in the sail count, =,
and State of Missouri; AMI | will,
On Wednesday, the 9th day of April,
AID. lisa. between the hours Of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon anil five o'cl.ck in the AFTERNOON Of;
that day, at the Court -hnusr door, IN the city of
savannah, county of Andrew aforesaid. sell ihcI
same, or so much thereof - may he required, att
public vendur, To the highest bidder. for cash In,
hand tsubject 10 all prior liens and Judgments, II
10 satisfy said execution and casts. 4
PEMBROKE MERCER, l
zig Sheriff of Andrew County. (
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On Wednesday, the 9th day Of April

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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-07-16

Infantss Food.-Just received. fresh IN.
FANTS' FOOD. BROMA, COCOA, ARROW
ROOT. CORN STARCH. Also. EXTRACT
OF VANILLA, LEMON. SHERRY WINE,
BRANDY, PURE WHISKEY. For sale at
uE1NITSH'3 Drug tore. June 13t
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
OF
COL L X Bia =. c.
s150,000
100000
Present Capita,
.4uiLOriztU CQui.Gf.
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
n y}nE'NTIER Gaabior

authorized C0rIn' $780,
OFFICERS.
JOHN B. PALMER, President.
A. G. BRENIZER, Cashier.
C.E. G. BUTT. Assistant Cashier.
INNS BANK will coon occupy ite maSnifi-
Il cent three story and Mansaid d Roof build
ing, nov in course OF construction on the
corner Of Flain and Richardson stl eete, but
for the p1esent will DO business ut ite old
General Banking burincss transacted. Ger
tifcates of Deposit. bearing interest at the
rate OF seven per cent pei, annum. issued.
Notes, Bills OF Exchange and other evidences
latcrals. Stocks, Bends, Gold, Silver bought
and sold. Drafts on all The promine mt cities
in tho United States bought and cold.
F. W. alcMaetcr, II. .. Sem. lot r. D. Sem X
Son. G. ". Besrdcn, tof Copeland Bear.
den,> Il. j.. Bryan, W. G. swafiield, tof Il. Il
W. c. Swafield,D W: Is. Stanley. J. Q. SeeGers;
Samuel MCGOWAN, Abbcvile; Jamee II. Rion,
WnnebOrO. Feb