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Bs- The tide ofimmigration is steadily set
ting in, and the ilrs thing eastern people do
is to throw away the'r Ne v York Hats and buy
a new one OF DESMoNL. They say there is no
comparison between Tic two.
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THO LET, OR FOR SALE-yER1
WANTS-LoST-FouND.

Wants published at the rate of614 cents per
line for each insertion, or 10 cents per line for
three insertions. No advertisement under
this head taken for less than % cents.
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UNITED STATES,
TI,ermOInetrlcnI Record.

According to the plan of the Smithsonian In
stitute. Kept especially for the HERALD by
Brodrick & Co. APRIL 10, 1874.
. A. M--62o | 2 p. M-66o s p. h---G0o
Average. g.
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County COurt-O'MELvENY, J.

FRIDAY, April 10th.
Eawton VS.. Hare ct al--Witnesses examined
and argument set for Monday at . A. NJ.
Orr VS.. Whisler-Motion to strike out all
costs included in judgment heretofore rem
dered allowed.
Ferry Nicholas, a native of France, took sout
natural Zation papers.
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VXyANTED = ROOMS Furnished
w or unfinished. Address COL. PEEL,
Clarendon Hotel. tlaa fe27 tt
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Special Notices.

At Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store
y dozen pure linen handkerchief for 81.
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Annual Meeting Of Stock
holders.

YJNHE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE GRANGE
Il Cooperative Company OF Los Angelei
will hold their annual meeting as provided
by the bylaws at Grange Hall in Los Angeles
on Tuesday, May 5, 1874, at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
hold Office for the term of one year, and the
transaction OF such sther business as may
legally come before the meeting. Dated at
Stock holders in order to be entitled to vote at
the annual meeting must make the first pay
ment of Ave dollars per share on their stock
to the Secretary on or before April 25th.
,af.. la,.f G. d, COMPTON, President.
L. M. HOLT, Secretary. ap5-td
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Another fine lot Of Jewelr..-, Watch
es, Diamonds, and Clocks, just received at
Fisher IL Co.'S.
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FREIGHT LIST.

The following is the freight list per steamer
Senator, which arrived from San Francisco
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At Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store
Open Back White Shirts a 81 10
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AT Harris & Jacoby's Cash Store
5000 lbs Tobacco Dust for Sheepwash a 7cts.
per ID.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sealed Proposals.

Clerks Office - Board of Supervisors,
Los Angeles County, State OF Cali
fOrnia.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
GOLD REPORT.
San Francisco Markets...By TELEGRAPH.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 10Th.
Gold, ll35%.
Greenhaeks-Buying, $50; selling. $50.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-16

iety of the people to have q protection
against the calamity of being burned out
of house and home that they take poll
cies At rates, the one-fourth OF which, if
invested here at home under proper
laws, would furnish them ample and tar
better protection. Suppose an act he
passed authorizing the County Clerk to
incorporate the county for insurance
purposes, that an assessment be made
that will raise a revenue OF four thou
sand dollars, that could be raised and
not be felt. l do not know that that
amount of property has been DESTROYED
by fire, on an average. for the past five
years. Let every mans property be in
sured for two-thirds or three-fourths of
it value. The amount of money that is
now being taken from the county by
eastern capitalists, to return no more.
would be far more than ample to insure
the whole property OF the county, and
the money would be kept among us 1t
is in vain that we toll and sweat, and are
blessed with the best and most product
i've soil, while we remain the dupes and
victims of unprincipled scheming Shy
locks j.
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Co-Oparative Insurance, &c.

S~ANANSNH, January q, 1874.
Mr.. PAUL.-I ask leave to address the
public through the columns Of your pa
per. as the subject OF which I shall treat
is of public concern. The arrangement
of the financial affairs of the country and
tn reckless grabbing and squandering
of the peoples Iaoney By the general
and State authorities, the determination
manifested by corporations, monopolies,
and privileged bodies to disregard and
trample on the rights oftlic laboriny and
producing classes is having its effect to
arouse those classes, and to cause them
to inquire whether there cannot be some
means discovered or some remedy that
may be applied. that will check those
impositions, and guarantee to the laborer
and producer the compensation of their
toll. The Grange. which has lately
sprung up in our country. Is beginning to
be looked up to, by patriotic persons, rs
an institution by which some good NAV
possibly be effected. /. myself. have
long wondered why. when the various
other classes, the merchants. the different
branches Of mechanics would form asso-
Citations and WELD mighty powers, the
farmer. the class upon which all other
wholly depend for their subsist-
enc and prosperity, should remain inert
and powerless. l recollect a few years
since, th-rc was 4 meeting called
of the farmers Il believe il was in North
west Ohio or South Michigan) to devise
means by which they would be
able to procure a better price for their
wheat, when the Judge of that Circuit
ordered that they all be indicted for a
conspiracy to raise the price of bread.
This was done under an old English
which is found in Blackstone.
and which the worthy Judge had read.
Among the many constitutions under
which we are laid, and under which our
people are drained of their earnings, one
IS that of insurance. The people would
be surprised if they were to see a eor-
estimate of the amount of money =,
hat goes eastward every year for tine
of insurance. We see trayelinc
around daily, with satchel in hand, per-
sons of whom we know nothing, repre-
insurance companies Of which
We know nothing. Yet such is tho an1-
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CUTTING DOWN EXPENSES.

The Washington correspondent Of the
st. Louis Republican says that Judge
Parker, member of Congress frem this
district. who remained al the national
capital during the holidays, hard at
work examining the estimates Of the
various departments, has already sue
ceeded in reducing the Indian estimates
500, 900 and is confident of cutting them
down $4,000 more hefare he gets
through. He a the aalount cut off
will nc. affect the Indians at all. the re-
srenchment being wholly in cases of
tribes whose numbers ;nre known to have
decreased, or who have consolidated
with other tribes. The Judge will
make it his business for the most part
10 look into the general conduct Of In
dian affairs. and he gives notice of a
thorough ovcriauling Of TIE whole sys-
tenn"
II our Congressman can save that
much to the taxpayers in n depart
ment alone, the people certainly should
gratefully appreciate his services.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-16
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY Is, 1874.
THE GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

Governor Woodson delivered his mes
sage to the Legislature on "Wednesday
of last week. 1t is very long-a great
deal of it, of course. ncedlessly so.
Where so much is presented, it is but
reasonable that some things presented
ARE good. We will make a brief sum-
mary of the recommendations made IN
the message: Retrenchment IN the
number and pay of officers; a reduction
in the number of judicial circuits and
Circuit Judges; the abolition OF the
Office of County Prosecuting ATTORNEY
and the substitution Of a Prosecuting
Attorney for each Judicial district; a re-
peal of the law compelling the State ana
counties to pay costs in criminal cases;
a law preventing the guards of prison.
ers en- route to the Penitentiary from
charging more than their actual expens-
cs; abolishing Courts ofCommon Pleas
wherever established; abolishing the
Office of County Superintendent ofPublic
Schools; repeating the first section OF
the school law (page 1880 Wagners
Statutcs) permitting superintendent to
draw OIL the State Treasury ut discre-
ton: abolishing the office Of State Ento-
mologist: 4 law preventing sessions oil
the Legislature oltcner than once in two
wears; a reduction of the mileage now
allowed members of the Legislature.
The Governor recommends such legls-
lation as can legally be enacted to COM
pei rsilroads-without any injustice to
them-to become, what they were first
encouraged by the State and counties
for, viz: to subserce the public use and
Interests. The Governor states that the
time has come to test the question
whether the State 4 not control the
tariff on frci"hts. &c. within her Dor
dnrs, so far as Determinations, ruinous
charges, or Hardness in adjustment Of
losses is concerned. But, at last, the
true remedy. and the only effective one.
so far as the regulation of transportation
is concerned, must be provided by act
of Congress- \ new banking law Is
called for, and no bank allowed to do
business on less than $4,000 paid up or
well secured capital. The Governor
thinks volunteer military companies
ought to be encouraged, and argues
against the continuance of the Office Of
County Collector, averring the Treas
lrer should perform all the duties now
done by the Collector.
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Saturday, the Path day Of January


A prominent New York physician lately COM
planned To DUNDAs DICK shout his SANDaLwooD
Oh CAPSULE ! stating tn II sometimes they cured
miraculUusly, but that q patient OF his had taken
them Tor some lime without effect. On being in
formed that several limitations We're made and
sold, he inquired and found that his patient had
been taking capsules sold in bottles, and not
DUNDAS DICK 4 CO.'S.
What happSned TO this physician my have
happened To Others, and DuNOAS DICK & co.
take this method ofprotecting physicians, drug
gists and themselves, and preventing OIL OF
SAND, LwooD from coming iu,o disreput-.
PHYSICIANS who once prescribe the Capsules
will centiaus 10 do SO. for they contain the
pure Gii in the beat and cheapest form.
DUNDAS DICK & co. usc more OIL OF SAN
pALwoop IN the manufacture Of their Capsules
than sll the Wholesale and Retail Druggists aud
perfumers In the United States combined, and
this Is the sole reason why the pare oil Is sold
cheaper in their Capsules than in any other
form.
OIL OF sASDALw0OD il fast super.ediny
every other remedy, sixty Capsules oaiy being
required Ia insure u safe and certain cure in six
or eight days. From no other medicine can this
result be had.
DICKS Sorr CAPsCLEs solves the problem
long considered by many eminent physicians, OF
how to avoid the nausea aud disgust experienced
In swallowing, which arr well known to detract
from. if not destroy. the good effects of many
valuable remedies.
SOfl Capsules are put up IN tin-foil and neat
boxes, thirty in each. and are the only capsules
prescribed by Physicians.
4 These were the only CaPsules admitted
eth last Paris Exps sitisn.
Send for Circular to y Wooster Street, n. Y.
AOLO At L DkCG STORES.
General Agency ITO keadc Street. y. Y. eS
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Married,

IN ihr evening nf December 3ist, At the resi-
,l.,rr. "f the brides rlr-nt- nv Rev. j. ". Nor
+ -na. NJ. sylvester =. Mln-hip and Miss 4 della
Il 'Ghain. all III Enii'ir' township. Andrew ,oun-
fy. so.
On Janrsry :. 1854. At thu housc NJ u. II. Tai
Bot. ia rlsifr tow n,iip. by U. II. Talbot, .'tdgc
Of f'r t"u,'y Court. Ir. John N. HUM m &,
Ntss Eli, iirIdirr I, both Of whitesvill.. AIixircw
",t.:'y. Mis- mri.
Tho D,ci"-'S pills are good in time.
I'M rt:pi'''. wave are more sublime
D-ca>. E,n-i weld the Doctors skill.
Bat Ella coiqucrs ''calomel.
Nrr GIilirri. SpIIvHy county. bv Elder
: ,rw ,lIr:. y ,Sr nher -. lSii. william Sh arp 10
Lizzie. daughter ~ ". Henderson,, Esq.
u. III I'm =. az Sry Years dag, James Ia
N t>;-r 81 " II, u nj -rson. sister of above.
N-u u" SAM Place. - Christmas lis =. by
~ = Ran I, pt,',i singleton tn Allie, fial ghics'
% T. u Ernrl- l-4-
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Delinquent faxes TIL that tinc, bu; no ASTON
W - arrived ut-
HOCSE-N resolution was adopted requesting
th- Committee Oh Criminil Jurisirnuence ~ IN.
quire Into The proprieiy Of establishing Confs oil
Crimfna Correction In counties having q popnia-
ton of IL 90 or over.
bill WAS introduced and rrf.iTr~t to the Com,
mittep on ; ducstion. To establish n NdTihai
School in Northwest Missouri.
SATURDAY.
SENATE-In committee nf the whole. debate
was hid on the hill repeating thr law imposing
penalties for the non-riyfueh, 81 'aNeshy tine Isl
Of January. Senator wyatt offered an aInsai-
mcnt giving the Collector unit! the third HoI-
day in March to make settlement, and sii>pcnd-
ing the law imposing penalties in january. Feb
rr,ary AMI March, hut all taxes not paid hffore
the IL, Of April shall incur the full penalty now
imposed Tor taxes not pail till April. &c. After
debate, thi. was adopted. Pcndii. a mot lon TO
reconsider The vote by which the bill passed., the
Senate adjourned.
HOUSE-Mr. Hooper also introduced o bill TO
provide for the redemption OF lands sold onder
mortgages or deed Of trust, with power of sale,
or sales under execution. Referred 10 Coz unit
tee on judiciary.
The bill allows redemption to be made III any
time within twelve months ailer u sale Under
mortgage. trust or execution. by PAVING, the
amount Ufdebt or The amount for which the lana
sold.
In reply 10 q request. the State Auditor re-
ported estimate, for = forty davs' session Of the
Legislature, az fpiiovs: Contingent EXP enS-s,
SIS GoO: mileage, so. "a 20: per tlirIn OF mem-
beers, SIG, Az; total, S>i Isl 20.
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WE arc indebted to Hon. n. B. Brown
for a copy of the annual report of the
State Auditor. From this it appears
four prisoners have been transported
from Andrew county to the ~Penitentiary
during The past year, at a cost of
S2l6 is. The amount drawn from the
State on account of costs in criminal
cases during 1873 amounted to AZ. 100 q,
or a total of costs 1886 80. The
amount drawn on account of assessing
and collecting the veI for the same
time was sl,GJ3 81.
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THE MISSOURI LEGISLATURE.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY J.

SENATE-The Senate convened with a full nt.
tendance.
Senator STROLLER introduced n bill abolishinc
the penalties on delinquent ax-pavers imposed
from January l, which was laid over. After I'm.
reading OF the Governors message, the Scnat.
adjourned over 10 Friday.
afternoon was wholly occuDied
In reading the Governors message, and An nd
journmenf was finally taken before ihe reading of
the message Wa concluded.
THCRsDAY.
HOUSE-A resolution was adopted instr,rting
the Committee on Ways and Means To consider
the prOpriety of taxing United States bonds held
or owned by citizens of Missouri.
A resolution was adopted requesting the Adiu-
FAINT General to fire twelve guns in coInnieiao ora
ton Of the victory Of General jackson at t!,. bat
tie of New Orleans.
A resolution was adopted that each member OF
the House. the Chief Clerk, Enrolling and En-
crossing Clerks. Do0rkerper, Sargent ut Arms
and Official Reporter lie furnished with 200 three
cent, 300 two-cent and $40 One-ccnt postage
siamps.
SENATE-A bill was introduced to abolish the
ofice OF State Entomologist. Referred.
A great part Of The day was employed In the
Of \ bill to postpone the time Of settle
ment OF the County Collectors 10 the lst of March,
aud also 10 postpone tie imposition Of pen,liy for
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iI'ay .N0tice.

TtkEN up hv Samuel \. Irwin. living in
] EoclicsfrT iuSn-lIip, tntircw county, Mis-
: 'iri. IN III .nrh i " IL December. 4. l.. 1873,
l",-lr,l before thu unirr>ignri .Jusric, I'll the
i'"tcr. IN. { llrwins described animal. to-sit:
Dn- BAY piny mar, twelve years old. thir; en-
h iId, hlx3i Appraised nj twelve dollars. Also
one -prrel colt with fnrr white icrt, star in the
f'f'hrv'. Apprris-d NJ twenty dollars, by
Joseph IRWIN and Elisha Brown. who were duly
sworn for Tia: purpose. A true copy iron my
Stray ims. II. BLOlNT,
lI= ia Iice u the Peace Tor Rochester twp.
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FROM the New York Sun we take the
foiiowing-as to the facts of which we
do not vouch:
at costs the State of Missouri over
s92. 90 a year to transport Ifs members
Of the Legislature to and from the State
capital. although every one has a free
pass IN the railroads. The rate is TWEEN
ty-five cents per mile Travelled, or about
five times the actual cost. so that the
mileage income of a member is almost
as great as his pay per diem"
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-16

THE Wisconsin Lumberman estimates
the grand total of the pine stumpage of
Wisconsin at the enormous amount of
10000 200. 900 feet. Pine grows in the
forest with wonderful rapidity. and if
the above figures are not exaggerated,
there is likely to be a. much pine cut
in the State forty years hence as during
any Of the recent years. The supply is
practically inexhaustible.
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MORTGAGE Sale.

yJyHEREAS, Thomas kirk-r and Jane Kirkcr.
w his wife, by thrir mortgage deed with
power of sale therein contained, dated October
e. lsG aud recorded in the Recorier's olice Of
Andrew county,, in thu State OF Missouri. in Book
~, ras-2lS. conveyed Ia the undersigned mort
gagrc thr following described real estate situated
in said county. to-wii: The northeast quarter OF
section i've. tuwr-hip number iifty-nine, range
made 10 secure the payment of { pronls,ory
notes in said mortgage deed described; one
calling for the sum Ut twenty Two hundred and
nay dollars due in two Years. and one calling
for two thousand dollars due in four years. and
bearing interest IL the rate OF ten per cent. per
annim.
And. whereas, l, is provided in said mortgage
deed thai ii said notes or either Of them shall uot
due and payable, then the Undersigned may pro-
coed To sell said property, Or any pa1 there's f At
public yendu-. To the highest bidder, oil the
C,urt-ho,ise door, in the city oi Savannah. with
IN said c,unty Of Andrew, for cash, first giving
thirty days public notice OF the time, terms and
place of said sale. and Of the property to be
sold by publication in some Newspaper printed in
the county and State aforesaid; and whereas.
the note last above described, and the interest
thereon from October q. ls12, are now due and
unpaid. Now, therefore, by virtue Of the power
in me vested by said mortgage deed, ! will, on
Saturday, the Slst day Of January,
\. ID. 1874, between the hours OF ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in The afternoon OF
In the city Of Savannah, In Andrew county,
State of Missouri, proceed TO sell the above de-
scribr'l real estate ai public vcndue, To the high
est bidder, tor cash, Ia satisfy said note and in
icrcst. together with the costs and expenses At
tending sand sale.
WIN T. r EELE, Mortgage.
II. {. CoCKEHiLL, An'y. ~. Joseph, No.
savannah. No, December - 1873. loS
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN mp By Cyrus Chissie, living in BENTON
township, Andrew county. Missouri. ON
the 18TH day Of December, a. ID. 1858. a steer,
supposed tn be two years old past. = deep red.
the bush of the tail white, marked with q half
crop in the lett rar and nick In the under part Of
the point Of the right ear, branded on the right
hip not legible. Appraised At twenty dollars,
by Vim. Munker, and John Munkers. A true
copy from my stray Box
JOHN II. TOWNSEND,
lie Justice Of he Peace for Benton Twp.
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SraU Notice.

TAKEN up by Samuel Lightle, living In Clay
township, in Andrew county. Missouri, on
The eGth day Of December, 1873, and posted be-
fore the Undersigned. Justice OF the Peace, the
follow ing described animal, to-wit: one Spotted
r,sn heifrr, three years old, Il crop in LETT ear
and unirr bit in right ear, has = brand on lett
hip, supposed 10 be- the letter J no other marks
or brand. pcrcsivable. Appraised al hfteen doll
lars, by W. Iiitenold and l.. L,eibe, who were
duly qualified by me for that purpose. A true
ABRAM TAYLOR,
70 Justice of fhe Peace.
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN M by John L.. Lancaster, living in
L .irnrrs'a township, Andrew county. Mi,-
-oiiii. nI tnr 9Th day of January. \. ID. lSIi, n
.iark iro, gray horse colt. with u white spot In
III. fIrrh .Id, between thirteen aud fourteen
hand high, supposed 10 be two years old last
spring. M other marks ar brands pcrccira5lc.
.Npnr :i--,' 1t thirty dollar. by J. \. kinz-i sud
b.. =. Etrl.. 4 true copy from INV stray Book.
JESSE JOHN,
~: Justice q! tn. Peace for Nodawuv twp.
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administrators Notice.

rREDITOIsS and all others interested IN the
~ estate nj Robert =. Perry, deceased, are
hereby notified that l have taken out letters Of
administration on the estate of said deceased,
bearing date september Is, 1873, and all persons
having claims agsint said estate are required TO
present thrm To me for allowance within one
year. or they may be precluded from any bene-
iii of said estate. and If said claims are not pre-
scnic-l within two years, they will he forever
barred. JAMES II. MURPHY, Administrator
W $. GnrESLEE, ATTY. H.
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Si10Y Notice.

T>AKEN NJ Icy John wilkcrson, of Nrisway
township, Andrew county, Missouri. on
IN" 2sd Icy ~ D.c-mb.i, Is13, n black hIley,
two ycirS did last -prin.. -nili star in The fore
head. left hind f,,t white about two thin,s
round. show, symptoms of big head. about
eleven haul, high. Appraised At twenty dollars
by John Ei.ming-r ana T.. r, Smith. \ true
c,py. JESSE JOHN.
49, Justice Of 'hc Peace for Nod.way Twp.
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Siyay Notice.

TAKEN up by j. b. Beatty, living in Empire
/ township, in Andrew county, Missouri, on
the s4th dag of December, A. u. Isis, and posted
before Jesse John, J. p. a white COW, with red
neck, white face, both horns sawed on, the right
horn turned down, the left stands up, supposed to
be seren years old, marked with a crop on the
right ear; no other marks or brands perccivable.
Appraised at twenty-five dollars, by ID a.
Beatty and A. Beatty. A true copy from my stray
Book. JESSE JouN,
~ Justice Of the Peace for NOdaway Twp.