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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-07-23

TRAIT, FIERCE, SEWARD, CLAYToN, anu we
know not how many other distinguished
men. WILSON and SUMNER, Of Massaehu.
sets, had just entered the body, and were
without influence SoULE of Louisiana, had
"a high reputation. ANDREW JOHNSON was an
unknown member Of the House OF Repre-
sentatives, and boarded at Q small boarding
house on E street ut cost of some four dol
lars per week. General TAYLOR was Presi.
dent up to July.
Mr.. BENTON opposed the "omnibus bill,''
as it was called. Heand FooTE were deadly
enemies. Old Tom was as vain as peacock,
but very great man for all that. he styled
himself " Mr.. BENTON" as if there were no
other BENTON on the face Of the earth. Every
one of his speeches. when he published them,
was entitled simply !" Speech of MIR. BEN
TON, of Missouri,''Sc. His little notes that
be used to send to the proofreaders were
signed, in the style Of the British nobility,
/" BENTON" And be was as careful in pune
tuating them and bis speeches as if he had
been proof.reader himself. We saw him.
one day whilst the omnibus bill was pend
ing, and when he. had just finished deliver
ing one of his ,uDanswerable speeches against
it, and heard him tell what he had done. ST
'|punctured MIR. CLAY here pointing first to
Zone and then to another part Of his own
breast] aud punctured him there, and !
bad him down, when his Policeman came
to his assistance" He said !" Foote.manY
with scornful emphasis; for he hated Il In: ne
did not despise FoorE. e i. t :isiosy
But FooTE and JEFE. DAVIS made more
speeches on the compromise measures than
any other ten senators, the one being 1or ana
the other opposed TO them. These le were all
most carefully read in the proof sheetss each,
Of course, reading his own, and. the two
making more changes than all the other sena-
tors put together made In theirs, and at al,
expense TO somebody lnot to them of many
Of dollars for the single session.
Foors would sit up all night rather than
miss reading his proofsheets. So would
SEWARD. General CAss was very particular
as to his speeches, but If important he wrote
them out in advance and put them into the
hands of the printer before they were
delivered. And this reminds us that
he wrote such a bad hand that he could
not always read it himself. We once saw.
him try in vain to read Q pages Of ghis own
manuscript. in the kindness Of his heart
be had gone down TO- JoHN G.. RIvEs's Office
to read each page Of .anlimportant speech to
the printer who had 1t In hand, and one
page coming up out OF order he was com.
pletely stopped. Bring me the page that
comes before H." he said; and having got
that, he read on without diGculty. When
be got 70 the door be offered to the person
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-25
A Wolf in Sleeps Clothing.
From the Rock Port Exprcss.1

lTioui sN hPeA u HsAl'teoH-1
In the quiet and transformations town
Of Watson. this county, there lives a
Lady. u most estimablc onc she is, too,
with a daughter whose purity and
charms cen the summer winds have not
been permitted to visit too roughly.
To this town cam u gentleman, well
dressed and of tliosc qualifications
which generally constitute q passport
into American society-chcek and a
slippery tongue. lie came as Il minister.
lie had been to the West to rccuper-
ate; having worked 80 ~zcalously in his
Masters vineyard, that an angel came
TO hin, in the night aud whispered in
his car, young man, go west" and -
he wea1. ResRscitatel, he returned
rm Watson, stopping to see what
sheaves he might gather. We believe
he preached POWERFULLY; We believe he
earnestly sang psaiaa. AID hymns aud
shut his eyes when he prayed. All ut
once he become enamorcl. lie went
To the house of the ladysrefcrred to
told her, in n business manner. that
matrimoHy W; s his object. and that berI
son had given his consent 10 visit the !
p"ra"O CIV SotSfiS HIvu iEt stDlHc2, /
with the one Wbam be- aciseyed wasl
created for his " heart. lie told his !
story with such suayity, that the mother
reluctantly gave him permission toi
speak 10 her daughter. The meetingl
took place. Ills words dropped from |
his lips Ike the Goals that glowed upon
Dwil's altar. and he paiu,ed for her al
World where tbry woiiId 20 aud abide,
where Truth. Mercy and Love reignei|
and where winters da nat come. Let
IT'S not censurc her leeaHse she listened.
We all fail nov and then. even the
strongest Of Us. Had she acted upon his
proposals. she. doubtless, would have
hnct with him al tic altar in All b0ur
after. But his base passion, thank for
tune. took hni. upon him and the MGR
ci!css scamr,, in tic livery ef heaven, |
then and there proposed what the read /
or must guess. She rose. IL her wom-
eDly pride. and hurled nm anathema at
the scoundrci Horc bitter than the Pope
upon Emmanuel, If Italy. fic
was driven from the house. and went to
the SALOONS and became beastiy in his
intoxic.tion, and was Gnaily iieoted
from the teEa.
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an're" County Republican.
TERMS: 81 so per year, IN ddranec.
o. E. PAUL, Editor and Proprietor.
FRIDAY MORNING, july %, 1873.

4 DISPATCH from Davenport, Iowa,
states that a passenger train on the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
was thrown from the track On Monday
evening, July 81. by distractions placed
upon the track by seven masked men,
who shot and killed the engineer of the
train and robbed the express. The Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Company will pay a reward of $1,000
for the arrest and conviction of the seven
men engaged in the crime or for the ar
rest of any one or more of the number,
will pay the proportionate part of such
reward of $1,000.
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From Oregon.

OREGON, Mo-, July 20, ls12,
EDITOR REPUELICAN-Thc heated
season is upon us. a tropical SUI
rides his course each day, sending con.
fusion into the ranks of the corpulen1
and disturbing.th qniet of the LESSEE
bodies. Farmers are busy in the har
vest field. There is an immcns,
amount of small grain in the county.
Our new school building is rapidly
approaching completion. The work
done on the building thus far Is satisfac.
tory in every particular.
The teachers training school, under
the supervision of Professor Baldwin,
assisted by u own esteemed citizen,
Professor Drake, to commence on the
18th inst. in this town, promises TO he Il
success. / notice that the teachers of
the adjoining comties-also in Kansas
and Nebraski-are alive to their inter.
ests.
Our town is noted for virtue and mo-
rality and good feeling toward one
another; yet we are not free from ''vol.
canic cruptions." \ few days since the
peace and dignity of Oregon was fear
fully broken by the Modoc Chief and
his loyal ''undcrling' Shack Nasty.
They became .'upstropulous.' swore.
leaped, yelled, danced, shook their fists.
swung their reyolyers, fought, blcd.
and we've slapped in the calaboose-all
quiet in the lava beds.
Old John Robinson put in an appear
anee ut Forest City Thursday last, and
j an now fully persuaded tiat the said
Robinson Is, strictly spiritual 5ody. and
not a compound mass. like most of
the human species, from the f:,ct that
eyery man that got "v.mboozled' on
that occasion (snd | saw not 4 few
swears that it was old John Robinson
that did the business for them.
In conclusion, Mr.. Editor, l will III
form you ~cOnfidcnfially that our most
worthy friend, Mr.. Fader. Of your town,
is lashing the bachelors of this place
into a foam. lie has won golden opin-
ions here. Jake is Il good fellow and is
appreciated wherever he goes and al
though bewailing Our fate, we say take
her, and all honor to the winner.
LEISURE llOrI.
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Trustees Sale.

vrYrTEpE AZ .1ohn = NcNeal and Nur.s,rrf
w u.Zeai h;s wifi. on m. III d,y of F,bru-
,rv $50 eSernf,j and driiyer,si 10 the under
.i,rs,i, their certain n,or,yayr deed. with power
ISL. thsr.;n cnntainsi Witch mortgage decd is
di,Iy r.cnr,i.d in hot no ,t par, ~ in the Rcrord-
err arir. AZ imlrrw county state of Missouri.
Whereby they eonyry,d fo The unsirrsigned. John
Mon,yon,rry. certain uircr.. narrrls nr trsc,s OF
land ,esrr;i.,d rs follow. West halfofthe forth
w,.st G,iartrr of srct,on ten (M sownship sixty-
one fGiI of rsnre ti,irfy-iye Cs5). (cxcent seven
acrrs' i,o,r or E.ss. on the southeast corner of the
nbuyr de,cribed land. said seven acres icing the
sane morc or less. bounded by the Hundred
an.i-fwo river. cutting on the said seven acres,
more or less. from the southeast corner Of said
yescribe,j land afIrrsaidD also, the east half OF
me northwest quarter. and the west half of the
northeast unnrter Of section nine f) township
sixt wong sGIl of range tbirty-iye C5l, contain
ing in all two hundred and thirty-three acres,
mSrr or less: ali living and being Situated IN the
county Of Andnew. and stale of Missouri; which
saLi dsssl M morfsace and conveyance was nxa,le
in trust To serur,. the PAYMENT OF certain promis-
sorry notes in said deed Of mortyaye SET out, men-
TONED and described;
And whereas. further. IL was proyidrd in said
deed of mortyarr and conyeynncp that IL the said
notes shaji moi b. We'll and truly maid. or either OF
them. when the SHINE become due and PAYABLE nc
~cor,iinr no the TENOR and effect thereof. then the
saij .iehn Montvnn,erv miuht nroc,.sd 10 sell the
pronrriv hercinb,.fofe descriSrd. or any part
thereof. at public yendue tothe highest bidder, at
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS. M,riha Cieinrnis and Charles +.
W Clements, her husi,a I'd, on the eighth day IL
July, eighteen hunired nnd s-vrnry-on.. exc
cuicl nnd delivered Ia the Undersigned Trustee
for Maulton Hoyt their certain ucclt ol trust,
which said deed OF iri,ti il duly recorded In book
%, AT pages rs, l9 and l6,, IN Inc krcori-r's
Office Of Andrew county, In the state Of Mi,soti-
ri, whereby they conveyed to the Undersigned.
Phineas Edwards, trustee ~ aforesaid, certain
pieces, parcels or tracts of land lying anil being
situated IN , ds county p o, -An, MIR AM S'a Hal q,
acres, the south part OF the northwest quarter or
scciion isl, tow nship siNiy-onc 1911, range
thirty -three t5jl; and twenty-five ts,I acres,
being part VI the southeast quarter Of section
fifteen isl, township siNty-one tG1l, range
thiriy-four tJtl; containing ia nil one hundred
and twcnt live acres; which sani decd OF trust
and conveyance was mLids 20 secure The pay
nent Of two certain promissory notes in said
deed Of trust set ont. mentioned aud described,
said notes dated 18th day Of July, ISL. aud meade
payable 10 said Maulton Iioyt or order, for vaiu-
r@rceivei, Tor thirteen hundred and thirty nnd
12-lJ0 dollars, with interest 1t the rate Of ten lcr
cent. per nnnum from date, and maac payable
annually, n follows, to-wi': Note numtcr ],
for six hundred and sixfy-hvc and 6-lto dollars,
with ten pcr cent. interest, and due In one year
from date. Note number Two, for six hundred
and slxty-tive and S-loo dollars, with ten per
cent. interest, aud due nnd payable two years
from date; the interest on this last note 10 be clue
and payable ut the end Of the first year, when
first note becomes due. And, whereas, il Is pro-
vided In said deed OF trust that should the said
first parties (Martha Ciens-ai $ and Chls. T.. Glenn
ents) fail or refuse to pay the debt or the said In
teresf, or any part thereof, when the same or
any part thereof rhaIl become due and payable
according Ia the true tenor, date and effect Of
said notes, then the undersigned trustee nfore-
said may proceed 10 sell the property hcrcinis-
fore described, or any part thereof, Mt u public
vendiIe. to the b ishcst bidder, at the COurt-housc
door, In the town OF Savannah, Andrew county,
Missouri, for cash, first giving twenty days pub
lie notice OF the time. terms and place Of sale,
AMI OF the property 10 be sold, BY advertisement
In Snfnn n.vrxtota.r t.rfrf.xt .nI ,.,,hllui,..l a.
the State of Missouri. And. whereas, the said
notes mentioned and described In said deed Of
trust, with the interest thereon, are due and I'M
Of said notes and by virtue OF the authority In me
vested by said deed Of trust, viii, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1873-07-25

TIE movement looking toward the
formation of a new State out of North
Mississippi, West Tennessee aud West
ern Kentucky is being discussed with
considerable animation by the newspa-
per publishers in the sections interested.
A convention is to be held at Jackson
on the 29th inst, when delegates are to
Re present from every city, town, and
civil district within the limits of the pro-
posed new State. The general senti-
ment seems to be in favor of the move
ment.
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Saturday, the 9th day of Angusf,

4. u. ls'3. the following described real estate:
that j. Ia SAY, the south hall of the northwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter of section TWEEN
fy-srrrn En-. aud the northwest quarter Of the
northwest quarter %. section thiTfy-two t39) /;
also u part OF the southwest quarter Of section
thirty three Cs), described rs follows: COM
menring nj = point On the half section line TWEEN
iy-ihrrc and 5tln chnins cast Of the northwest
corner of said quarter section, thence south
twenty-five chains, thence west twenty-thrre
aud si-lO0 chains to the section line, thence
south 20 the southwest corner Of said quarter,
thence east to the southeast corner Of said quarter,
thence north to the northeast corner Of said quar-
ter section, thence west Ia the place Of beginning;
containing one hundred and two Q02) ACRES, all
of sail land above described being In township
Buml~r siNty-one t6il, OF range number thirty
six t5) In the county OF Andrew, and State Of
Missouri; also twrnty t5) acres, pant Of the
northeast quarter Of the northeast quarter OF Sec
ton number twelve us, In township number
sixty t6Ol, Of range number thirty seven (37), in
the county and State aforesaid, bounded rs fol-
lows: beginning ON the section line six and
G1-IO0 chains wet 81 the northeast corner of the
northeast quarter Of sail section, thence west
thirteen and 2s-!O0 chains, thence south fifteen
aud lS-1OO chains, thence east thirteen and 2s-iO0
chains, thence north fffprn and H. 100 chains to
the place of beginning. Terms OF sale: cash In
hand. PEMBROKE MERCER,
1s Sheriff Of Andrew county, Mo.
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Partition Sale.

DY virtue OF an orirr Of sale male at the April
- adjourned term, heIng on the 10Th day Of
June. A: ID. 1853, by the Circuit Court within
and for the county OF Andrew, and State Of Mis-
sonri. aud To- me, the undersigned sheriff of
said county, delivered, In the cause Of Morgan
Turner. Andrew ). Turner, Caroline Kellogg
aud Nathaniel Kellogg, her husband, Mary Jane
McBrien and William Mcllrien, her husband,
Harriet +. Smit!, and Joseph ID. Smith her hus-
band, Sarah jenkins and Samuel jenkins, her
husband, Mary Ellen Lancaster and John Il.
Lancaster. her husband, Miles Kellogg, Cyrus NJ.
kellogg and Lydia Kellogg, Emily J.. Kellogg
John u. Kellogg, minors, by William d: Allen.
their Guardian and Curator, and Christina
Turner, plaintiffs. against Clara He'll Turner and
I.ucinda Turner, defendants, l will sell at pub
tic vendue. ut the kOurf-house door, In the city
" Savannah, county Of Andrew, and STATE OF
Missouri, ON
Saturday, the 9th day Of august,
A. d. 1873, the following described real estate:
that Is To say The west half 0f the southeast quar-
ter and the southeast quarter Of the southeast
quarter. aud the southwest quarter OF the south
west quarter, oil In section number twenty COZ,
township number sixty t60), range number thir-
fy-five tx), in Andrew county, Missouri.
Terms OF Sale: One-thiri cash In hand; one
Thrill In six months, and the remainder In
twelve months from day Of sale, deferred pay
mcnts to be secured by mortgage on the prem
iscs sold, and b. bear Interest ut the rate of ten
PEMBROKE MERCER,
39s Sheriff Of Andrew county, Missouri.
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University Of the State of
Missouri,

COi.UMBIA, BOONE Co., Mo-, July 10, '73.
ITO TIE CLERK OF II ANDREW COCN-
/ Ti COURT: Sir-It Is my duty to inform
You that, under the provisions Of an Act of the
wagn~r's Statutes, page l296,, sec. 61-isI, YOU
| county Is entitled To send TO the departments OF
the stat. University AZ Columbia and Rplla,
sIT'Is sTr !g b.,w yna,' In 'u as.s OF s si.t.en and
| Twenty-Five years.
Under the rules adopted by the Boarl Of Gu
safors, students '.shall possess q good moral
character, AMI shall pass a satisfactory exam
i.,afioa Ia Orfh ,graphy, reading. writing, aritn-
mcfie and grosrspiy;" aud must pay the fees
prescribed by ssii act, to-wir;, On mItricn-
! itin., an entrance Zee of trn dollars and q con-
tinsrnt fee Of five dollars; and u like cpniin-
gent fee 1t ihr D. ginning OF the second half
year, making the whole annual charge twenty
do lars.
Tn session bcS'p; on Monday. September
Is, IS7j. arri continues forty week..
IarrfIl provision is n,sde for the education
of Young women in all the classes Of the Uni
versiIy.
{ beg to call your attention TO ihc appended
extract from the law an this subject, page
lssi. sec. is. ioa will please, af.r giving
nit q me, on OF before Septsmicr ], d list Of
the ntin = of all the youth of your county who
intend a. mike application Tor entrance into
taiyersity ut the commencement of the next
session.
Ii such list Is MT transmitted, students from
Other counties will be allowed Ia enter ia lieu
oil those 10 winch Your county u enttfleti.
Beard can he hal in clubs In coilrge BALD
inss at from 81 - to - PER week; In private
families ut s. {, -.
am, very respectfully your obcdicnt serr-
AMI, ROBERT l.. TODD,
Secretary Board Of Cururors of the University
Of Missouri.
Extract
''Thc Secretary Of the Beard Of Curators
shall cause 10 br transmitted TO the Clerk of
each County Court in this state II certificate,
stating the nuniber OF pupils that snch county
Is entitled t. send TO flse state University the
next scholastic Year, which certificate shall he
published by each County Clerk for two weeks
in \ new spa per publ hei In suc., county. The
expense thereof TO be allowed by the County
Court, and paid for out Of the county treasury"
SAVANNAH, No, July 81, 1858.
Persons desiring TO enter the departments Of
the >tstc University at Columbia or Rolls, are
required 10 m AXE known their intention ~ me
ON or before September ], 1858.
Il. 81. DANf0RD,
40e Clerk County Court, Andrew CO., No.
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TY. NE MnIu poY
NR.msNNYS
RooTue2lMT
PILLS.

Dy e~issnsing Ia blood and Gea!ng u nvsf ~
~sscrstivs organs 10 . healthy seficA, d.. Henfys
Root and Plant Pills cure many complaints vhieA is
would not b supposed thay eoal1 reaeA cscho
HeaAaeAe, Pain IN IL 9t9et 49,
neaa Of tie Hands aaA1oe4, Ou11ne9s
Chillneos, Rh0uDati0o, 0ooHohghs
Lee Of Appetite, 0iltoae Dyeeofcxy,
1900 Ad6e1eo90, Co01e1p0t1o0s -
6illfY, ROveRD Of an ki06as OyDpee'
~, Jsa1d1ee, and other Kindred complains
arising non . Sov st.ts a ths BODY o. ohstFusees
Being fse from MsFs.y end eths. peassss thg
can b aiken st Ill tine and under an eireanstan-
-. vithoQt rsordt 10 dist, basinsss OF pleasure.
Ihsy stimulate ~ vsaksnsa end aistsnpefe1
pafs Into healthy ae3oa, giving tnsm strsnstn
dish1rdsn thsnsSvss nd throw % ths e6senct3ea1s
which srs ths Arse caass Of dissass, v1tAeoe
pFeAaeiaS eathsR nAo1oA 81 $3.50
An Heavy Snd drowsy ssnn&ionA vhieh - -
fbr1rmnerp ofdirSfal di6sasoss aeA q Apep1o1yf
Pns0lytae 0esokeasA -. are e4sce..!y vsss
q BY 4 fbv dooso Of thsoe searching Rtls. -
I'm diFssans sssunA ssA -, n 1nGnAt oaDnA
- SpeaisA. Pfiss = Csnts . bsx.
~ 49, - 0cSssaI ~sa.sssvayvsR
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Saturday, the 9th day of august.
Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors, and
~ others Interested In the estate OF BenJumin
r. Harrington, decreased, that !, Nancy Har-
rington. Administrative Of said estate, intend to
Of the Probate Court Of Andrew county, to be
held ct the office Of the Judge Of said Court, In
the City Of Savannah, In said county, In the
state Of Missouri on the third Monday In Sep
NANCY HARRINGTON. Adm'x,
@S by J. q. Higgins, Atty.
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She,IT's Sale.

.DY virtue and authority of an execution, issued
ID from the Office ofthe Clerk of the Circuit Court
Of Andrew county, Missouri, reiurnable at the
August term, 1873, Of said Court, and to me di.
rccLd, in favor OF william ). Greenlee and
against Kasper iIunzInker, l have levied upon
and seized all the right, title, interest and claim
of the said Kasper Hunzinker OF, in and to the
following described real estate, to-wit: The
east half of The south half of the northeast
quarter Of section number twenty-seven [2Il,
township number Afty-nine t!9l, range number
thirty-six 1851, containing forty acres; also,
the middle part Of lot number four (fl OF the
southeast quarter of section number twenty
seven I'll, township number fmty mine 1881,
range number thirty-six 1851, containing TWEEN:
ty t20l acres, except land conveyed To railroad
company; all lying and being in the said county
and State of Missouri and l will, ON
Saturday, the 10th day of August,
A. d. 1873, between the hours of nine o'clock
in the forenoon and five O'CLOCK in the afternoon
Of that day, at The Courthouse door, In the city
of Savannah, county of Andrew aforesaith sell
the same, or so much thereOfa as may DE required,
at public vendne, to the highest bidder, for cash
IN hand. (subIect TO all prior liens and judy
ments,) ~ satisfy said execution and costs.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
40H Sheriff of Andrew county, Nc.
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN up by w. l.. Dysart, living In Clay
i township, In Andrew county, Missouri, on
the 18th day OF juno, a. d. 1853, one sorrel
legs 10 the knees. Appraised at thirty i've dol
lars, by william Wade and ID. H.. Allison, who
were duly sworn by me for that purpose. A true
copy from my Stray Book.
z. r. GILMORE,
a0ss Justice of the Peace for jackson Twp.