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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-03-30
BY Grubhs & Williams, .-
+ Auctioneers ana Real Estate Agents.
Eleventh street between Main ana Banks

THREE BRICK STORES AND DWELL
l. INGS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CARY
STREET AT AUCTJoN.-On THURSDAY the
20 day of April, commencing at ~ O'Clock T. u {,
Nos. 700. zig. and 17,oecnpied respectively by
A. NJ. Miller, john McGrath. aud James T.Ferri-
ter Each tenement has 1ne store aud basement
beneath, with about Ave rooms above arranged for
the rccomm odation of families. Being so near the
centre OF the city. and on good business street,
this property should invite the attention of those
wishing to occupy or to purchase for good invest
ment. 4.
TERMS: At the sale, and will be accommodating.
--------0.-.- GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
mh3O Auctioneers.
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Srauer,s Successor.

RosTos, March 2s.-Fifth ballot: Dawes.
81; Hoar, 70; Curtis, 6s; Adams, 10; Banks.
q Necessary to choice, 1913. Adjourned
to Monday.
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BY i, Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatc6 Office.

Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer.
Ills Main street., opposite Dispatca Office.
TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION
Il MOST REMUNERATIVE COUNTRY
STORE FOUR MILES FROM RICHMOND. ON
WESTHAM ROAD, IN PROXIMITY TO NEW
RESERVOIR, ANp SEVERAL LARGE GUAR
RIES IN OPER ATION.-At request of owner ]
will sell on premises, on THURSDAY, I'd AprH. nj
4 O'Clock p. NJ. that valuable STORE In Henrico
county near the city with five acree of excellent
land. sever u horses and tine spring This ts one
OF The best business stands In the county anu on
ii ne road, and Is very desirable. The location Is
really Leautifnl.eomnanding an extensive view of
the river and surrounding country. Being al the
terminus Of the popular crive OF the city and the
VARIABLE for q business stand and pleasure garden.
TERMs: One<third cash : balance ut six and
twelve months, with six per cent. interest. u
- = .ss.-.' .. j. THOMPSON BROWN.
md 14-21 aS,&d s.-- -g-. AZ. ....s.
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r. ~. cOyFECI TONERIEs. -
1886. ZIMM ER'S 1000.
WHOLESALE CANDY MANDATORY
Avn c.Er NKERY, 4Et5-.-

49,. AND CAKE BA NERY. -.-1s
- The undersigned respectful announces 10 me
CHANTS chat he still can be foun o at MS ola NAM
ufacturing place, 49,
1886 MAIN STREL VI.
Having enlarged and improved his manuactory,
he is now prepared 10 turn out more Anu oel'eF
CANDIES ---
u -. -.4.E#EEt5 =
than any other establishment In the csty, anu as
cheap as the cheapest. Having also his III hakery,
purchasers may be assured that they will FeceVe
fresh article OF =
za =. T.. CAKES and CRACKERS ~. :
IL ordered at the store He also keeps csnsai Wy on
nand a stock OF F0REiGN-and DONE STU
Oranges, Lemons Raisils, Cur
rants, CItrons, Nuts, Almonds fickles Tin bar. els
and botiiesl, &c. &. ZTMMEAs, -
NH 6. Gin l,y5. -s. Il 5S6 Main street. I.
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BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Governor and Franklin streets.

rROCEERY AND GLASSWARE AT
~ AUCTION-On TUESDAY, 31st at 10
O'Clock we will sell al our auction-rooms audn1oice
OF CROCKERY anu GLASSWARE, consisting OF
CUPS and sAUCERS, ..,.- .#n
DISHES, PLATES, ..a ... q
BOWLS,
80. BASINS and EWERS, &C., 49,
GOBLETS, TUMBLtkS,
.r..-. PRESERVES, &c.
. NH On - AuctIoneers.
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"A T,ryrrSyH ssARsES-Futaso nays:
: IL -. - IN Richardson Il Cor Il
ReafEstaie Agents and Anctiont ~ 3
t!ir., 20 M. III & Main street. &

No. Ills main stsees. linz
0NE RBICK AND rive ,sM g!l 81,
okEAE NSAfp TTaaEEBses SnRNasoh,ssb6
R6AD.EUE SAC 81 AUGTi tC,s ~ oacii MI on
DAY the .2dot April we WIN sen M, ny RRitR and
5s p 2a FR a II aeSs and 51 s
SrnnfiIr each about 80 feet on ine ssIrnad TO
Canal street near the and desire to purchase
snGn Us this sale should he attractive: e,obt.
oae,hId S sas; 1sea notes
sar the deferred payments, with interest
secured Oy deed Of trnS RICHARDSON eco,
Auctioneers
By Leigh Brothers d fheips'
,n.,orecrs, Commission Merchants, sno heai
Estate Agents, s.s.
corner of Commerce and WAFER sefee''' =,
Norfolk. Va.
I0,IE OF yUE DE L'EAU AT. AUG
SmInN TRTISTEES' SALE OF THATyAL
ABLE HOTEL PR1rIEIKTTIafss s WI WH q a Fish
fSRAsstfSeMS6n FARM FARM. KNOWN AS VUE DE
tsnRy virtue of deed Of trust dated the 2t
70 the benefit Of
o. we win sell at public auction, The anc
eg Rro,hsEs Ph clip y ta dsS Ss'
S0rek Va dosE Ne that In Valuable ae
S Snown as the vUE DE L'EAU TRACT, on whici
a. sirIatcd that Justly celebrated sumner resor
known as the YUE DE L'EAU HOTEL; Wit ~
Sixty ACRES OF LAMP attached. Also, foOf
| For further particulars. see Norfolk VA papers
Terms For the hotel tract onc-nalf cash, ant
| the balance at six ard twelve mouths, the pur
chaser giving honds, secured by deed OF trust OF
| the property, for deferred payments. For tn
other trUcts, third cash. and the balance at sl1
and twelve months. with like security for defcrre,
| uayments. THEODORE S. GhRNkTT, DR.,
JAMESY. LEIGH, .s
| III, Trustees.
| IEIGH BROTHERS & PHELPS, Auclioneers, Nor
| folk Va. NH 9-MtAp22
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NOR ALL SPRING CROPS.
MILLINERY.

) TMlLlINERY.
noWN WITH MONOPOLY.-At the
-Drequest of many ladies, have engaged in the
manufacture or human hair. For that Purpose
have taken a trip to New York, and engaged the
services of real artst-practlca hair-dreSser and
worker-aud win III future. as in the past, defy
competition In price, quality OF hair, aud skill of
Workmanship.
SOC, 75c., aud 81; large size, I'll .25, Curls and
changed. 's,>>,o $3.50.
All orders by mail promptly executed from one
OF the largest Stock OF the Kind In the State. -.
Also, lust received The latest novelties In steel
S ot,nanents aud bendeaux. fancy 1ewelry, chate.
ior wells, &c..&c., at K, l.. GRANGER'S. 627 Broad
SCefL. = al yt.s2 ET3t mh24-1m
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hi Rsebardson 4 Co.
Ijss Reai Fxtsss A9san and Auctsoreen,
- ~ = Z: s. {,.st - Il q Hafn Street. ~

yEsEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS
jd1i,Sf IA B9fG ufs AsALE isY sash
sell by auction, on the premises, On, ~ EDSi ~
pEEavhLDABLEB UILDINa LOTS, eacE 'front.'
ine sa1x l3O feet on the east Side OF Buchanan
street; between Washington and Richard streets,
TnnMs: One-tfird cash balance in four, eight
and twelve months. Negoriabie notes TO be given
TOR the deferred payments, with interest added, and
aecnrad nv n deed OF trust, or title retained. -
,f-szz.e RICHARDSON Il CO.,
suh pa L.sIt - Ss-s 3 r.rE .44 Auctioneers.
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r ANDS.-I have for sale large number
H. of first class ESTATES with splendid improve
ments and large and small FARMS with and with
ont bindings in almost every section of the Stale.
Many of the large estates situated on the James
and other rivers and many Of the small farms lie
near the CITY. GEORGE NJ. DREWRY,
mn I6Ini lola Main street.
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BY W. X. Polk &c Co.,
Real Estate Agents and Auc.ioaeers.
No. z Tenth street,

VALUABLE BUILDING LOT on
SOUTH SIDE OF FLOYD sTREET Cnp'
SER OF VINE STREET, BEING Is T;IaT
PART OF THE WEST F:RS SUBU RIBS TIiarlx
so RAPIDLY IMPROVING IN PRICE Am
OfHERWISE.-We will sell by auction =, ,hs
Real Estate Exchange, Oh MONDAY, March ann
at IL O'clock W., the valuable BUILDING LOT
located as above described.
TERMS: Une-third cash; balance In sir and
twelve months, SIX per cent. interest ulir,!, -.
cured by decd OF trust. W. z. POLK 1 Co
NH 27-tds Auclionecrs,
After the above sale We will sell tina. DESIRABLE
SMALL FARM, lying on the south side Of Broad.
Street road. about five miles west OF the city bn.
ing the lands or George n. Hopkins. Thomis sea
ton, and Lucy Smith, containing SEVENTY.
EIGHT ACRES AND A HALE on which Thee Il
quantity of oak and pine wood Also. House,
three rooms.
TERMS: $500 cash; balance In s1 mon'hs.
w. X. POLK CO.
NH 2S-tds Auction.ers.
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:s'FINANt,IAI..

s9ps,,,c,5,ft,ND STOCK EXCHANGE.
''A SATURDAY. March pc. 1871,
,,ras1t0 virginia deferred at leH; sao oo
,,.ns,a,. eeeiSzble coupons ut 76x, ana sA@o
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0NE UNDIVIDED MOIETY on TIM
~ VERY VALUABLE COAL pRnpupIn1.E
WINTERPOCk-IN CHESTERfIET.h TtiI,Y-
TY. kDJOINING THE CLOVER HI ,ESSnS-
FOR SALE AT ,AUCTION.-By The IL FITS,
the owner we will sell at auction, i, the Rel Of
Exchange over the State Bank, on Mont. TsAte
30th Of March. at IL O'Clock 81, OSp H;xthe
VlDED MOIETY OF THE THREE HEyIIfSstni-
AND ELEVEN ACRES OF LANb InnnssD
Winterpock, adjoining or very near the Glow, Ia,
pits. ''''e' hil
This property ia being worked for cos, u,,..
lease to expire In 1893 10y The WlnterracrL1 vel
Company, the terms Of which lease may he soa
at our ONCE. sr'# ~ :" Ssa
This property has been pretty extensively vo,s,,
and there is new pit. nearly down 10 the 80
with fine prospect Of afording an annie snninst
coal for years 10 come. 1hese works connsr,p ~,
the Glover Hin railroad by trau.roah shon, ~.
mile long, and thus enjoys the adysnt,ye ~ -!
choice Of Richmond and Petersburg ,narkci. q
the northern markets. BY the wharf II OSBORNE on
the James liver. y w
The land has on II an abundance OF .tmbcr ard -,
pie Improvements for the ACCOMMODATION or -
De rintendents and miners. ''-
A plat Of the property may be seen at our osco
This Is good investment. "'''
TERMS: At sale.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
lho l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tucti0UpYrs
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GENTLEMEN'S WEARING APPAREL
,NaICLEANED In the very best style; = Ladies',
Dresses 70 their original color, cleaned
cleaned and Feathers dyed ut
McKENNEY'Ss STEAM DYE-WORKs.
mh S.Sm Marshall strset near Filth
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pECEIVING FRESH FROM AUCTION
LII sale Of brig Fldeia one hundred boxes fresh
MESSINA ORANGES. twenty five boxes fresh
MhSsINA- LEMoNS-full packed, sound, high
N'''' '''' ~ y A. PIZzINI, Js.,, = I
NH b S07 Broad street.
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1v0f1en sxLxs.Lr hss p.ya
syd w. u. CusseIi. y
Real T.stAte Agent and Auchoneer'
SgOx williamsburg avenue.

/ y AgSk1a1 SALEs.l1hss 1zgs -
sy5W. u. Cussen, 991 sa4
Real T,aAte Agent and Auchoneer' -
W 1904 williamsburg avenue. L
DY Ry3ouEsT OF THE OWNERS I
ID shall sell at public auction on the $500 "
MONDAY. March seth, commencing @ oci to c,e
P. Il. FORTY. FIVE BUILDING LOTS 70 Pl a sn
Of alton and Port Mayo: TonveysMs MAIN reets TO
canvey purchasers to sale and return. ,.,.r.aer
BY w. r. Polk Co..
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
No. 2 Tenth street. -.f,-s s-1
UTILL BE SOLD, ON THE PREMiSaEses'
w on MONDAY the 30th day OF March T. iS 81 e
mt 4x O'Clock p. NJ the following yALSS , p *
PROP ERTY That certain LOT fronting nn Which
feet on the south eide of Williams street, on threa
there is q FRAMED DWELLING Win ,t Int,ai
rooms. Said lot running back bct"eeh pa
lines 254 feet.
TERMS Made known at sale. po1K CO.,
| NH 2S.tds Auc.i0Hes-s:-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-05

The Aldine,
The Art JOurn a of america,
Issued Monthly.
"a Magnificent Conception,
Wonderfully carried OUT

The necessity of popular medium for
Of our great artists, has alwas been recog
nized, and many attempts have been made
20 meet the want. The successive failures
which so invariably. followed each at
tempt in this country To establish an art
journal, did not prove the indifference of
the people of America TO the claims of
high art: So soon as proper apprecia-
ton 1.-THE want and an ability to meet it
were shown, the public. at once rallied
with enthusiasm to its support, and the
result was great artistic and commercial
triumph-THE ALDINE
THE ALDLNE, while issuede with all
the regularity. has none of the temporary
or timely interest Characteristic OF Drdina-
~ periodicals.. 1t is an elegant miscella-
ny of pure. light, and graceful 1itefarlre |;
and collection OF pictures, the sraeest
specimens of artistic skill, in black and
white. Although each succeeding NUM-
Der affords fresh pleasure ito its frerds.s
the real value and beauty of THE IL.
DINE will be most appreciated after il is
bound up at the close OF the year. While
ether publications may Claim superior
cheapness, as compared with rivals of
similar class, THE ALDLNE is a uni
que and original conception-alone and
proached-absolutely without COM
petition in price or character. The pos
sessor of complete volume can not du-
plicate the quantity of fine paper and en-
cravings in any other shape or number OF
volumes for ten times ats cost and then,
there sstss chrome, besides!
The national feature of the THE AL-
OINE must be taken in no narrow sense.
True art is cosmopolitan. While THE
ALDINE is strictly American institu-
ton, 1t does not confine Itself entirely to
the reproduction of native art. Its mis-
pion is to cultivate broad and apprecia
tive art taste, one that will discriminate
only on grounds of intrinsic merit. Thus,
while placing before tire patrons of THE
ALOINE, as leading Characteristic. the
productions of the most noted American
artists, attention will always be given TO
specimens from foreign masters. giving
subscribers all the pleasure and instruc-
ton obtainahle from home or foreign
sources.
The artistic iilastsstion of American
scenery, original With The ALDINE.
Is an important feature. and hs ma. mfr
cent plates are of a size Inappropriate
TO the satisfactory treatmeRtrof details
than can be afforded by any inferior page.
The judicious interspersion of landscapes,
marine, figure, and animal subjects, sus-
tain an undated interest, impossible
where the scope of the work confines the
artist too closely TO a single style of sub
Jet. The literature of THE ALDINE
Is light and graceful accompaniment,
worthy ofthe artistic features, with only
such technical dispositions as do not in
terfere with the popular interest of the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-05

Fort Wayne has already sunk over
$4,000 on the artesian we'll, and is still at
work.
The next Legislature, excepting the
6enators holding over from the last, in
this state, will be composed almost entire
h Of men with little or no legislative ex-
pefience.
William Rudifer, the bandit, who was
0rested on suspicion Of being the man
who shot Pickard, on the street in Terre
Haute, has confessed the deed, but says he
meant only to rob Pickard, but the pistol
went of accidentally. :
Has it ever occurred to our Democratic
friends in the midst of their jubilation,
t,at they have not a majority in Indiana
What they have been calling majonties
are only pluralities. The Indepedent vote
was over $4,000, which added to the Re
publican vote would give q majority
against the Democrats of about 10000.
=. LaPorts Chronicle.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-05

Fir.t Premium awarded at the Marshall County
Agricultural Society Fair, 1871, 72 and Is. When
exhibited and tested In competition with the 'sOli-
yer" South Bend Plow. Laporte Cast steel Plow,
and the best Plows manufactured at Goshen, War
saw and Fort Wayne The Committee and spec
tators were of the opinion that the
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4 REPRESENTATIVE AND CHAMPION OF AMERICAN
ART TASTr.
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Mans Unselflsh Friend"


The Union owns the originals of all
THE ALDLNE pictures, which, with
other paintings and engravings, are to be
distributed among the members To ev
cry series Of 5000 subscribers, 100 differ.
fent pieces, valued at over 81, 500 are dis
tributed as soon rs the series is full, and
the awards of each series as made, are to
be published in the next succeeding issue
Of THE ALDLNE. This feature only
applies to subscribers who pay for one
cular sent on application enclosing q
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0ns Subscription, entiaing to THE Al
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and the Art Union.
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rsthout responsibility to the publishers, ex
cept Id cases when the certificate is given,
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Any person wishing to act permanent
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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-05

PRICE LIST OF TEAS.
OOLONG.
BlSe1%tD, 90, SC, best 70 cts...........p per ID
aIlXEO
Creep and Black, 40, so, go, and 20 cts. per ID.
JAPAN
Uncolorcd, 80, 10. So 90, best 81 90. per b.
IMPERIAL.
Green, 90, 20, so, 90. best 81 per ID
YOUNG mYSON
Green, 80, 60, 20, 80. 90, sl.00. best sio5 per b.
GUNPOWDEl
Green, $l.1o, best $780,. per 10.
English Bro q X fast.
Black, 90, 70, so, 90, best sl.Oo.. per ID.
n. B.--we have speciality of Garden Growth
YOUNG HYSON and IMPERIAL, at 1920, and
OOLONG, Extra Choice, $1.GU.
Our Tess are put up in One Pound Packages,
with the kind and pr.ce printed on each.
Agents Wanted to get up clubs to cell our
Teas to Families, Hotels, Boarding Houses and
be particular to adde's the President of the Com
pany, thus:
ROBERT WELLS.
No 43 Vesey St. New York.
We are compelled to request this, as other par
ties have initiated our firm name.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-05
PREMIUM FOR 1878.

Every subscriber for 1875 will receive a
beautiful portrait in oil coors, Of the same
noble dog whose picture in former issue
Attracted SO much attention.
Mans Unselflsh Friend"
will be welcome in every home Every
body loves such dog, and the portrait is
executed SD true-to the lite, that it seems
the veritable presence of the animal itself
The Rev. De Witt Talmage tells that his
own Newfoundland dog (the finest in
Brookiyn) barks at it, Although so.nat-
'urab no one who sees thissprehium cAro-
mo viii have the slightest fear Of being
bitten.
Besides the chrome, every advance sub
scsiber to THE ALDINE for 1876 is
constituted a member, and entitled to all
the privileges OF =.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24

0NEof The journals whose ,imon-pure
Democracy ri not be doubted for u
moment i, the st. Joe Gazette. lis cd
itor has L Democratic nose, and Uses it
principally to "smell ont radical
wolves. That paper says:
I'VE are clad 70 see that the Demo-
cratic farmers throughout the state are
determined not To be whccdlcd in the
Radical ~nor,cnSical third parry move
mcnt. For awhile it did indeed look rs
i the RAIDS would caiolc the people into
this movement. They had unanswered
1t ski.ltIliy at the outset. and under coy
cr Of the name OF Peoples party they
hal made considerable Announcements:
but gradually the sheep, clothing fell
off and the Radical welt began to APP
pear"
And then. according to the Gazette,
Democrats cut loose from the indie
pendent movement.
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manned true to MS democratic creed. this
ghost would never have confronted him.
SO much for .sdeparting."
Books, Magazines, &c.

DEN1EEST'S monthly for August l. promptly
on hand. and rs usual = full ofg1ad and rntcr-
tanning literature pertaining 10 household and
family matters in general, and rcllete in its
fashion departments. We notice Ihii enter
priSing house i ont with lis prospectus for
lS7j, including two So premium chr0moS to
each subscriber. Published by W. Jennings
Dcmorr,t. l. +. I4th ST. y. Y.
HARrFR'S MAGAZINE for August contains sew
enty-clght capital Illustrations, and in its Illus
tratcd articles is Is c!rar.c;eri,tically American
n was the July number. Here We have beth the
sra AMI the mountaias-thc former in Jnniu5
Henri Brownies brilliant pictures of Newport,
pro,uSriy and beautifully illustrated, and the
latter in I. &. MI:acr's minute and interesting
description of the spurs ct the Green Mountains
and Lake Iirmphrcningog. Lyman Abbott, in an
illustrated article. entitled ''Thc American
Railroad gives 4 graphic and interesting lie
s~cription oc railroad from its inception through
all stages Of lis construction, and shows how The
institution is operated. Bishop Gilbert Haven,
in this number, concludes his interesting" series
nr Elurrs ON Mexico. Thus third paper describes
most picturesque features oi The route are Illus
trat,sI. Two beautifully illustrated poems are
contributed by Il. II. Io'Iiard AMI VIII Wal
lace Ilarnry. Besides these, poems AT, contrib
uiri by :. :. tpnaut ami Alfred H.. louis.
''Thc Living Link j. concluded. This l. to be
followed by u serial story. Rape OF The Camp
Illustrated by fr1lcricks, the artist, VIII" IN the
present number Illustrates Mr.. Nt"d'ilrl'S -trik-
iE- poem. short stories are contributed by Ellis
Gray and The author of ''Jo.eph the dew
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-24

AND now the ultra Democratic papers
have unearthed the fact that George II.
lIubbcll-onc Of those who signed the
llfor the convention Of September ,
drew six hundred and fourteen dollars us
mileage in the session Of ls7i-2-twicc
as much Is was his due. Had he re-
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ShcTi6"s Sale.

DI virtue and authority al two general cNocu-
ID ttun-, I--u,,l from The Office OF tnr Clerk of
he Circuit Court OF NudrrW county, Missouri.
TtiUrn:u.c at the August term, lSsi, of -a.d
Court. AMI Ia m' directed, our IN favor of the
stale OF Missouri To- Tine Use ct Andrew county.
and against jasper " Mooney Iai Z II Mpou"r,
and one in favor "i Henry {. NrIgh; and agtIu-;
jasper II H"'u~y and 1h"mI- u .1.onIic! 4 have
i,yici upon AMI -rlz,ol ail tbc ri-hf,, iliIr. inter
'-' and rlt!u OF the sale. Jasper II. Mnuu'E anil
Thomas II. Mooney al, lI autl - the FOLLOW
ink described real estate. tr-WIt: the southwest
quarter ul section twenty 21, township sixty
uH' ifil. range ,HiTry--IN tsy. I'll wing ami hr-
iu- IA lir -..d county, AMI state -! Missouri;
ami | W!ll, Oh
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OBSTACLES to MARRIAGE.

Happy Relief Tor Young Wen FROM the effect,
Of Er-tTr and NuU-,- IN early life. Nauhu~t
Restored. iuP,iuu,ars t. Marriage removed.
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