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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-17
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iiaua miro Qenleloet, baB III mebreren Bari
lbes Die Inbduger ae1ogg's in ibren Stel
lluaen, lpeld)e iie sllr 3eit Der Geoolte IN
Nelpz Orleans aufgegeben baben, nidt mieocl
sugelalien werOen.
Ntonta9 begt,lilelt Die SerDdnhlun9en
| in bem Bro5eie bon 6ambleton & SO. 9egell
S. 81. 91Qon, es bauoelt I'D, bicrbet I'M Die
Serqiitunq Der Stcuer, meld)e sum Setraae
bon 4 @cnts per 8funb i'm Sabre 1868 BON
alfer aus ben iniurgirten Staaten nah Dem
Horoen perlaoener Saunllpoue erboben
ipurbe.
- 9tuoolpb @oDle, Der neuernannte 9on-
troleur bes OiItrifts, mirD ieine Stellung ais
8raitoent Der y Sanf Of the Republic" nleoers
legen.
- Die af]tSig ober nelnSl9 Seamten III
Dem priifungsbilreaH Der Patenr-StHce be-
ihenften reullh ibren @bef, General Geggett,
Der am /. ytopember abtrttt, nit einem Sbee=
lerpice; lbr Sdreden mar ntdlt 9ering, als
Qeitern Der SefretGr bes Snnern pro temp,
General Conan, itdD Die Sublcriptiousllite
geben lieB unO gleld,5eitig Sen. geggett be-
0eutete, baB Die Geiebe i'm nid)t erlauben,
ein @eibenf an3unebmeu. 9(aen 9enen,
melde Ill ocnlielben beiiteuerten. itebt, mill
Der SefretGr oas 1870 erla1ene @eiPb aus
fiibrcu, bic gntlaiiung aus Dem 9ienlte be-
Dor.
9as garreau bes neutrality-suspicious.
faBte beute Seibliiiie luegen bes 2tblebenS
bes 9tidters Curtis.
Der Sefretdr bes Snnern empfing beute
Don SameS Otoore bon gtep- Seriep, Sobn 6.
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lauo bon Sbio, iueld,e 5u @ommliiGren er=
uannt poroen narell, Inn iiber Die nlangel=
baite Contribution Der yllnionzHacific= iien=
babn," mie Sizes bon elmer @ommtilton her
porrageuoer Siirger beballptet luoroeu, iid) 5n
tnfornlirer, ei1len gertd)t.
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itrlfteu Setgen, baB bic nddite 9eieegebung
folgenOermaBen Sulammengelett lein mtro:
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giae. Die bemofratil6e Wtajoritat betrdgt
$4,000 Stimnlen.
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ties baben Wtebrbeiteu 9egen bic eonititution
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Contribution abge9eben mltroe.
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Central 1913, @rte 315 3afe Sbore 792, ST.
Central 90, Bittsburg S7g, gtortbweitern 38@,
pref. 544, 8odzSSlaaD 99g.
llnteri6aeamts Siluus: @olb $57, 1872.
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9auilaoenbe
0etpebre, @ad,ien, YtFoIeh,
MpDarate fur sSaser,
ammunition uno Oiaterialien Iir Gepebrs
Sabrfanten II. I. ~.
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@emebre auf Befienung an9eTertt9t, cher in oer
befteu Weije reparirt.
'Nr Mleramoer WeGomaS,
0r. 81, Glib @ulpert StraBe, Saltimore.
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ErfIurilltn.

Da ein @erit in Der Staot cirtulirt, oas mir aus<
perfaujen, nm unier Seiddft aui5useben, 10 erereen
mir bieie @elesenbei!, nm unieren aunoen unb Dem
YubIitum anSusei9en, oab mir unier 9eid,dft d.
a u f8e6en, fonoern nur Wenfd)enbaare 5nm
Rofpreiie perfaufen, unieren Sorrot6 su reouSi=
rem. gSir ba6en 100 Saar9elehte BON st.50 bis $50
pro Stid, melde mir gum 8oitenpreiie aboen; fers
nsr 5000 aros risettes u 35 Gents uno tbeurer ios
pe elm ousemeines AMortiment BON Saariuaaren,
6aarbilrfen, 8dmmen II. Narfimerien. Utan iprehe
Dor in ST. 62, aertnstonitrGBe, unb beiebe fi1 bic
Daaren 3. Sennneret,
fSdn26. .fS9) Str. 81. .XcriuotpuSttQf re.
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Sic Yarlnr=Sonne It. .sd1neHbeiser=
GrurruIab-Dffrn

baben ale arberen i'm Seiien iberflii9elt uno per=
lanaen penia 9teparatur. abr5irt unb perfauit BON
g1. g. gNpoo & Gpmp.,
gde Der Baltimore uuo GutaDftrGBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1874-10-17

= glmtlide 2luS'peiie gebcn Die 3abl Der
Soloatcn in Der brit ii9en 2trmee, Die
mdbreno oeS SaAreS 1873 - "a fabnenfliid,=
ttg luuroen, auf 1861 an, BON oenen nur 1855
entueber etngefau9en wurOen ODER ireipiQig
rung, aber man CAB ibnen, 10 lange tic nod
10 Ifpaf iparen, nur ein meni9 2(utilopens
luppe. Grit almalig crbolteu ite iid wcocr.
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0onOon, 16. Sftbr. = yfaf ioeben ans
gueuos aprss eingetroiienen Serifteu beteht
oas rene Wiiniterinm Der a(rsentiniidJen @e>
tiges; 3riouba, Snneres; Confines, 6inan-
ssn. 0tan pernlutbet, oaB Die 9ruppen Der
Regierung Sum groBen Sbeil ii6 ben Sniur.
geuteu anid)lieBen perben, lobalo @eueral
Dtitre nad) guenos lpre8 fomnlt.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

NODAwAY county went Democratic
on Tuesday. The Maryviile Republic
can blames the St. Louis Democrat for
inaugurating the Peoples movement,
for the result. If Il movement of the
People results in a Democratic victory,
the People are to blame, and not any
newspaper. Here all parties had full
sway. The People triumphed, fairly,
and there is no great amount of grum-
bling, except that the People went back
on their own candidate for Congress.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
Grumbling.

When grumbling and tault-tinding be-
come chronic, it casts Il cloud over farm
life that can not be easily di>pcllcd. As
Il rule, there is much more of this unnc-
cessary complaining done, than the oc-
casion will warrant. 1t is this which
drives our young men from the farm to
the city, with a hope OF finding a pleas
anter occupation. This perpetual COM
planning not only discourageS al who
are compelled 10 listen to it, but reacts
upon the individuals from which it ema-
mates. Many Il farmer forgets that ev-
ery cloud has a silver lining. and that
the sun OF the mind is the will, and that
wherever there is Il will there is Il way,
and that ultimate prosperity will surely
follow well directed energy. Constant
grumbling does no good, but much
harm. 1t tends to increase the gloom
~occasioned by a loss of crops or stock,
but does not help the matter at all.
Pluck at such times IS the best wisdom.
and a cheerful, trusting will. the best
companion and guide. The first remedy
for this evil is, a strong determination to
avoid it in the future and the seconds as
an ally to the first, to beautity and adorn
the farm home so that it will be Il pleas
ure to live in it. The farmer should
cultivate and acquire 4 taste for all the
bright and beautiful things of earth,
and, as Il lecturer in a Grange recently
said:
LET him build handsome dwellings,
neat school houses and churches; let
him adorn and embellish the fields and
the roadside; lethim multiply objects of
grace and beauty, until the whole land
glows and brightens in the light of pure
and exalted taste. Then will the fields
put on a richer v~esture and yield 4 more
abundant harvest; then will their tlocks
and better herds feed in our pastures,
and lie in the shade Of our woods and
groves; then will blithcr songs and
words of loftier cheer mingle with the
sounds of labor; chords of sympathy
unite us IN one electric circle, whose
continuity will never cease. The indus
try, the genius, the skill Of all nations
the unity of the worlds great army
Vt occupations will be declared. tn e
chains Of universal brotherhood be rec
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
Nodaway County Items.
From the Republican,

From the Republican.
Potatoes are scll:n" on the streets
of Maryvillc now for forty and tifty,
cents a buSllcl.
-"Loval Lincoln Scab" is what a
leading Democrat named Simon pa-
wilson, Of Worth county, calls green
backs.
There were a good many ltcpub-
licanS in Nodaway county. who. last
TUESDAY. tore of the State part of
their ticket and voted the county
part only. They couldn't 30 the
''Tad-polc.'
Prom W. T.. Trucblood we learn
the following particulars of an acct
dent that occurred near Sweet Home
last Thursday, October -. y man
BY the name of ParIf was cutting
wood. and bccomin" tired. sat down
on a log to rest. While sitting there
he commenced handling a revolver,
and bv some means shot himsci
through the bowels. Our informant
did not know the result. further than
it was considered dangerous.
We're scoopcd. For the first
time in many years Democracy takes
the majority of the offices III Noda-
way county. Joseph Jackson is
elected County Clerk and :. Il. Beach
Sheriff, OH the Republican ticket. The
others are all Democrats. Full re,
turns next week.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
State Grange.

The State Grange held 4 very inter
estiug session on the sd, several inn
portant reports being made by various
committees, but as they were no acted
on they can not be made public.
In the evening Il meeting was held
and the officers for the ensuing year
were chosen. The contest for the high
est Office was brought between Mr.. AL
len and John NJ. Oldham, Allen coming
out successful. The past services and
excellent work done by the master as
sured the Grange that their confidence
has been worthily bestowed. The new
officers are as follows:
II. X. Allen, Master.
John NJ. Oldham, Overseer.
w. S. jackson, Lecturer.
Wm. Cochran, Steward.
DIR. Thomas Il. Turnbaugh, Assistant
Steward.
&. +. Brayton, Chaplain.
{. Il. Quisenberrv, Treasurer.
A. NJ. Coffee, Secretary.
a. j. McCraynor, Gate Keeper.
Mrs. +. +. McCrary. Ceres.
Mrs. l.. G. Childs, Pomona.
Mrs. NJ. j. Pemberton, Flora.
Mrs. X. Il. Roach, Asst Steward.
TX. G. Times.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
THE NDREW

The smoke cleared away on Thursday,
and showed the Peoples county ticket
elected by Il handsome plurality, with
the exception OF John McDanlel lof
Representative, who was o~vertoppea by
Nicholas Ford by just six votes. MI.
Ford may feel flattered by his election
but the vote he received in his own
township can and will be pointed to with
greater pride on his part than the faa
that he has beaten SO good a man is
Mcdaniel by six votes. Mr.. Ford, we
know, will do his duty conscientlously-
For County Judge, John Rankin had
an easy race, beating Myers by a plu-
ralitv OF 161 votes.
Silas L. Seeley outran Phineas Ed
wards, beating him 125 votes. Mr..
Seeley has made Il vigorous and effective
" and the strong Endorsement his
own township gives him Isl fine feather
n his cap.
Elijah Brayton, who seemed to have
been made the target of the opposition
and who took it all as coolly and smiling
" as any one could, received a plurality
of 30 over Clarke W. W. Booher
coming out third in the race. If MIR.
Brayton does not make an acceptable
County Clerk. the people and "we'ns"
are disappointed.
LEROY ID. Carter made n of the pref
tiest races for Sheriff, beating Majors
9O6 votes, Mercer coming out last.
William b. Allen always runs without
irving, and no ono can come up to HIM.
He beat Chittenden just 373 votes, and
IIonnold more than that.
Nick Kirtley got one of the largest
votes given to any of the candidates on
the ticket, getting nearly as many votes
as both his opponents. Sapp ran away
ahead of his ticket, however.
John P. Altgeld, whom, we are sorry
to say, thinks the REPUBLICAN has acted
unfairly with HIM, can probably forgive
us now. His majority over W. W.
Caldwell is 375, and if this don't make
him feel in good hnmor with everybody,
it is hard TO say what would.
..Jim Peters" with only one good leg
left all his two-legged competitors be-
hind, receiving 4 clear majority for As
SCISSOR over both, of 1874. Good for Jim
Peters.
James Berry's plurality for Coroner
is 499. Childs would have been elected,
but a rumor spread over the county tina,
he had withdrawn from the race. lie
got 100 votes, anyhow.
Township organization carried by
81 majority.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
OUR NEIGHBoRS.
Holt County Items.
from the SENTINEL

lrTolll III ScHiillcl.l
Prairie chickens are very plenty
this season. Ducks are also plenty.
Married, Oct. 10, 1874, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, G. f.
Langdon, Esq. by Rev. G. |. NanDe-
ventcr, Mr.. Samuel +. Chanevto Miss
Dclilah f. Langdon; all Of Holt coan-
ty, Mo.
james L. Allen, one of the fore
most and most successful of our Holt
county farmers, has just returned to
his home after an absence of nearly
three weeks in the State of Ken
lucky. Kentucky, he says, is Demo
cratic to the backbone, and Petroleum
v. Massey, Of the Confederate Cross
Roads is still shaping the political
destinics Of that enlightened common
wealth.
From the Times.1
The name of Grant Postofice, in
this county, has been changed to
New Point.
--Stuckey & Miller r boring a
well for the city, on the southeast
corner OF Nodaway and Monroe
streets. The diameter of the bore is
three feet. The walls are to be of
brick. four inches wide, and will leave
the well twenty-eight inches III the
clear.
From the Spy.l
Mr.. W. III. Baker lost some 5000
brick by the recent heavy rams.
The wheat in this vicinity is look
ing fine. We understand the area
sown exceeds that of last fall.
We know of some men who carry
on a successful business and who
never advertise. The business con-
sists chiefly inlying about their neigh
bOrS.
One day last week Mr.. Heron,
who is building Mr.. Davis house,
across the street from the Spy office,
while planning a board, lost his bal
ancc and fell through the floor into
| the cellar, breaking one of his ribs.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
Trustees Sale.

WHERE ". L"rrcu I. Miuturn. by his deed
w ri trust dated july l.. 1879, and duly re-
corded IN The Office al the Recorder uI deeds Tor
Andrew county IN thu STATE of missouri, IN book
-. nf page iII, conveyed 10 the undersigned
trustee The following described real estate, sit
nat.,l III III" r"uniy "I Andrew AMI STATE "i Mis-
SCUM. tn-wii: IuI> numbers seven % and cI.iIt
~ in block number irrty-unc til) III IN" town
at AmlZnnIa, Together with II steam nuiilInE
mill and all the machinery thereto hrl"nGinE:
which said decd al trust Wa matir Ia secure thu
PAYMENT al crrtaIu prom e-OrA nn:r- IN sari'cc'i
mentioned aud Described: AMI whereas sari
notes remain due and unpaid " It'll interest there
On. Now, thrrciorr, und'r the provisions Of said
deed OF trust, and Icy virtue III III" power there
in contained, and in nae vested, ! Will ~ trustee
aforesaid ofcr said real estate Tor sale at public
yrn,lu, ir thu hislr>tI bidder Tor cash, at the
CONTIGUOUS. III the city 81 savannah. county ni
Andrew and State OF Missouri, between tl,.
hours of 10 o'cl"ck in the forenoon and ! O'Clock
in the afternoon, on
Wednesday,, December Q, 1874,
To satisfy said Indebtedness anl the costs attend
ing the execution OF said trust.
"a JOSHUA BOND, Trustee.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
The following is from the st. Joseph
Herald for Sunday, November /:

The following is from the st. Joseph
Herald for Sunday. November /:
The little town of Holckow is located
on the Maryville Branch of the Kansas
City, st. Joseph and Council Bluffs rail
road. 1t is Il thriving, prosperous place,
and yet it is somewhat singular that Il
great many people in the world differ in
their notions rs to the real name OF the
town. An observing p~ost-oilice CLERK
has found letters addreSsedt to citizens of
Bolckow in thirty-siX different ways IN
the last thirty days. rs follows:
..Bolckow." Balca. Balka. Boko,
Blackcow. Bkow. Blowkow. Bullcow,
Blucko. Bocow. Balcall, Bulc. Barlow.
Blokow. Baca. Below, Balchkalh. Balch-
kow. Bolkr. Bolk, Balcoo. l'alckou,
Baikorr. Bowlkow. Bulchnw, Balcklow,
Bolckla, Balcha. Borckaw, Bolckuw,
Balklow. Molbockow. lio:ka.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

ocnized. and humanity achieve its last
and greatest triumph. II is the farmer
that feeds the millions of the human
family. and the animals that are neces-
sarv for eirconvenicncc and comfort.
They spread gladneSs. through the
hearts of the jewellers in cities, as well
as over the rural districts; they crown
the hills with corn. and the valleys with
waving grain; they clothe the fields
with grass, and sprinkle the lawn with
flowers, fill yielding branches with
tempting fruit. freight ships, load cars,
! and cover our tables with the rich pro-
auctions of the earth.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
.NOticc.

TAKEN up by Peter Ncn Il Co., living IN
/ Nuiaway township, in Andrew county, Mis-
souri,, on the 10Th day of October, \. u. lsIi,
one black horse, supposed to he about eleven
years old, fifteen and Il half hands high,
right hind loot white: appraised At
so %. Also, one horse mule, sup
posed TO be- Il yrarling past. brown color, about
lively. anil our-liali iian,lS high; appraised at
SIS %. No other marks nr brands prrcrivablr
The two appraised at So, by Thomas kirkcr and
j. +. Compton.
\ true copy from my stray book
W. q. MARrINDALE,
3" Justice of the Peace for N"daway
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
F,I'naI Settlement.

EEEp!TORS and all others Interested i'll the
estate OF Parmriia Nichols. deceased, VIII
tar. notice that al The neat term of the Probate
Court. /" be held 1T the Office III Inc Jhdsr "i
s,,I 1, nlIrr. in savannah, Andrew county. Mis-
sour, on Monday. the 2i>t day OF Drcrnbrr,
1874, / will MAXI final settlement of stii estate
and ask 10 he discharged from SAIL aliliili>tra-
ton. JiMEN NJ.
-. AdminiS'r Of parnrlia Nichols, dec.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters OF admin
IN i~tration upon the estate "i Arthur ID, ROD
rrts. deceased. have been granted 10 the under
signed by th,. Probate Court of Andrew county,
hearing ,!aie October ;, ls7i. All persons having
claim, against said estate are required 10 eNhibil
them To me for within one year nom
the date of said letters or they NAV be preclutird
from any benefit al such estate, and II SAID claims
he not exhibited within two years from The tlin"
of The publication nf this notice, they Will he
fore yer barred PRISCILLA J. ROBERTS,
Administrative of All. Roberts, dec.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

Popularillustratedb ook(2Gopagcs)on
MANHOOD! "~oMANIiooD! MARRIAGE!
I,n2cdimcnts to Marriage; ..he cause
and cure. Sent securely senhd, post
pa.dfor 50 cents, hyDR. c. WHITTIER,
5I7 S.. Charles Street, ST. Louis, Mo-,
the great specialist Read his works.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

Judge Kelley has 1872 majority in
Holt county, 1,46S majority III
Atchison county, about 80 in
Nodaway. and 296 in Andrew; total
majority in the Circuit. 3,2sG. If this
is not a flattering testimonial to Judge
Kelley. then thlre never was one.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

OVER one thousand is the average
majority for the Peoples State ticket in
Andrew county -Gentry's majority
being $50. Hurrah for old Andrew!
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
Final Settlement.

~pEUITORS and all Others Interested IN the
estate of Anna g. IIagler, minor heir OF
Johnson Hnglrr, deceased. will take notice mat
Mt the next term of the Probate Court, I" he held
at the Office OF the Judge oi saia '"ur'; III sa-
y,nn,h Andrew county, Missouri, an Mnn'tay,
the 2ist day of December, ls.i. | will make final
settlement OF said estate, and ask t" resign the
Guardianship of the person anu turatorsiiip o'
thr estate of said Anna .. iiislcr
JAMES l.. ANDERSON,
lee Guardian aud Curator.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

PLATTE township gave Gentry 81
majority, scratched Thompson most un-
mercifully, and Rea got ii majority for
Congress.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

AND now, since the winners have
won" let Us have peace for L year or
So, as far as politics are concerned.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
Gentry County Items.

From the BeacOn.l
Apples of a good quality are very
plentiful just now.
Our band is doin. finely and will
soon be one ofthe finest in the State.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

We overheard a remark on Wednes-
day, referring to the election, that 1.-The
Changers are at the bottom of this"
Doubtless.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

THIS is good advice given by the
Worth County Times: IF a Radical
proposes to trade with you, knock him
down.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

DAVID REA is elected to Congress by
a large majority. The People forgot
they had q candidate for Congress-, and
the Democratic portion of them voted
for Rea-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06

GENTRY more than doubled Hardin in
Andrew county-just what we thought.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-06
Mortgage Sale.

WHEREAS. Charles J. Price, by his certain
w mortgage deed, with power OF sale therein
written. which deed i dated the I'D ,ay oi De-
tOhcr, 1853, aud was duly recorded in the Office of
the Circuit Clerk and recorder al d-."iS, within
and Tor the county Of Andrew and state OF Mis-
souri,, on Page 30, of mortgage record book NUM-
Der -, of the records of deeds within and for
said county of Andrew. aforesaid, conveyed To
the undersigned the blowing described proper
ty, that il To say: The undivided onr-hali of Il
certain steam saw-mill, situated in AmaZonia,
county OF Andrew, and Stale aforesaid, together
with 0n--haif of NIL the machinery and apptirtc-
nanc.s thereto belonging or uppcrtalninS, all
being In Andrew county. Stat" ei Missouri, in
trust and thereby m"riGag,sl the same la the uu-
drrsigncd, 10 secure the payment of Il proiiissory
note therein described; and. whereas, said
mortgage deed provided, among Other things,
that ii the said prOmissory note shall not be-
well and truly paid according to the tenor and
effect thereof, then, and in that CASE, the under
described, To pay said nstc AMI the Costs oi such
sale: and, whereas, the undersigned is still the
owner AMI holder of said promi-Sory note, ami
that the said note remain ,iue and unpaid, lrNa
crpt Il credit on same May 10, 49,, of .iN hum
drrd and fifty dollar, AMI twenty-five cents.
Now, therefore, hy virtue of the power in me
vested by said mortgage deed, | will, on
Monday, The 1GM day Of Norcm6cr,
1874, at Amazonia, in the township of Lincoln,
county of Andrew, AMI State oi Missouri, anti
between the hours OF ten O'Clock in the forenoon
and fiyrn'clock in the afternoon of that day sell
the above described prop, rty, or 81 much there
OF rs may be necessary, al public vciduc To the
highest and best bidder for cash IN hand, to
satisfy and pay OF the remainder and balance OF
said note, " ith the interest due thereon and the
costs aud expenses Of this trust.
WILLIAM II. BOWMAN,
d. Mortgage with power of sale,
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1874-09-25

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