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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-01-23
MOrf0aoe Sale,

WiEREts, Thomas kirkrr and Jane Kirksr.
w his wife. ~ ih-ir In,rtgsg. deed with
power al >Lle therein contained, dated October
=, l1:'. and recorded ia the Recorder, Office of
Andrew county, in the State Of Mi-suuri, in Book
~. Pagers. conveyed To The undersigned mort
gIger the following described real estate stu it.,i
IA nj county. tp-wi: The northeast quarter vi
section i've, town hip number fiiy-nin-. rang,
male to secure the payment OF TWO propis. ory
Holr- IN said mortgage deed descrIbei: one
calling for N. sum of twenty-five hundred snl
hhy dollars due In two years. and one calling
ior two thousand dollars due in fur years, aud
bearing interest at The rat. of len per ceut. per
aHnun.
And, whereas, il il provided in said iaDrtgag.
deed that II sud notes OF either of them shall not
he Well and iiuly paid when The same becomes
'lu' AMI pay able, then the undersigned may pro-
coed 10 sell said property. or any raD thereof, at
pGbiic Srn,lHc, 10 the highest bidder. at the
t"drI-hou>" door, in the city al savannah, with
in said e 'unty al Andrew, ivr cash, first gi living
thirty DAYS pubiic notice oil ihr time. terms and
place of -sid sale, and Of the property to he
sold by publication in some neS paper printed in
The county and state aforesaid: and whereas,
the note last abuye described, and The interest
thereon from October -, lS.s, are now .iur and
unpaid. Now, therefore, 10y virtue OF the power
in me vested by said mortgage deed, / will. on
Saturday, the 3lst day Of January,
4. ID ls.I, between the hours Of ten o'clock in
the forenoon umi five o'clock in The afternoon III
that day, al the south door of the tOurt-hou-,,
IN III" city Of Savannah, in Andrew county,
state of Missouri, proccci 10 sell tnc above de-
~cribcrl real estate al public veudur. 10 the high
~ bidder, Tor cash, 10 satisfy said note aud in
trrr,t, together with the costs and expenses at
tending SIid sale.
WA T. T EI.R. Mortgage.
III. {. CoCKERILL, Att'y, 81. Joseph, No.
savannah, No, December - 1873 TO-
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The petition TO tie County Court
asking that W. R. MrIlvain BIZ m
nc;ated for 4 portion Of his loss by fire
at the urn ne the Poor-housc, WAS
not ~grantcd-thc Court being OF opinion
that they had 10 authority to do SO.
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Saturday, the 18th day of February,

50, between the hours of nine O'Clock In the
'renoon aud four O'Clock IN the afternoon, at
nc door of the Courthouse, In the city Of Sa-
''nri. proceed 10 sell the property above de-
,rrib.d at public vendve. tn the highest bidder,
~ cash, and apply the proceeds Of the sale 70
the purposes mentioned IN said deed Of mortgage
and conveyance. This 81 day of January. is72.
1875 JOHN J~EFfERiES, Triytee.
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Happy Relief FOR Young Wen from The eject.
of Errors AMI Abuses in early life. AAahssi
Restor~d. impsd;ments 10 Marriage removed.
New method oil treatment. New and remarks,
Bile remedies. Book, and Circulars sent free, in
sealed envelopes. Address. HOWARD ASs0-
CATION. No. , south Ninth ST., Philadslphis,
PAN Institution having = high reputation hs
honorable conduct and professional skill. -
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DR.. WHITTIER,

6i7 st. Charles street, st Louis, Ne.
a, ssea isas~ s-2sges In tbs .preiA trs.turss Il al
v%onereaI. SexpaI ana Chronic 0ioeaees
Sypa,lis, c onorrhoea, cleet, Structure,
Orchitios Hernia, or Rupture, eli vrinao
Diseases AID syphlllticsr mercu.Iai afsoo-
lions .: ths throat, skin or bones, .s se..a
SpoFyn7tofrhD1, Sexual Debility an0
lnnpotcncy, asths rcssis u ~ sssss n ysstA. ~
sai sxoc-sssi In H.ta.er yeara se s<1sr saaaA as4 vhlsA
produos SONS Of the folosins effects: asvssssss. s0ne3
ess.teas. dsstafy. dsnssS 81 rsA. Sessass sso~I
l..p.ss On a. (sss. psysieat dsesy. ssvsss y ssa~y9
aarins marriage Improper Or unhappy, -
DrnanenLy sarrd Pzmp lst ~ psCsD rL.ttaI 0uD
sbeye. sent 10 sed,ed ~sncstyps. fsr to p"-ssr sn8pa.
Diseases peculiar TO WoW9n, .s:a 9
Asrsgra9a. DysasaoTAos. No svhaDaL EaasnA@3
.sisa catIrss.s. DtsassssS d,s1t.ss..as sftAs.sSA.
se.s sealed for s~o stamp Age vsA ssPsrssnos ssa S%
Ned spca. lis self sviientthst = PhyGei.n treating 49,
Ands ct oases ev.ry year SECURES grrzs STU. Isyaoass
hncvtoG tris freauentiy reconmeud persns ~ go
Cenadrntiai Q p Sultation. per ooaly or BY kuG N
buvissd. VII iii isiucouveaisas = visit = ssty - ess
nsnt. medicines eau Be sent BIZ eyrresse or mall sveyshas
Cs~ah1s ols-s saarant cd. Where 0es,s sxists itis fr..aty
stated. On - hJa =: A. u. 70 p. u. eusdsrS isALe
Jpn FGsoss awtrias "a ts eiy u esy Asss:
tsrsef 10 de e4ea Hat nj, at ring the Dtev BeA
1cst extensive 10 tho country, embracing Rssseese -
Consultation TO 'ms. Boarding and sl-eping sPsrtose":
Medic iied and v,ror Eahs; . comprehensive LshsrseY
where all mclicin-su ssd in tn stabiishnsnt sre DTsfSi
and most important OF ail tho Library. uhers ~ e.ases
latest standard works Of all tie schools Of nsdieiasn
illustrating d. seas ! condition. which have hc-n pfsa9
frcm Paris, frsa Q, RE sr3lsss &c expanS. and pessS
toapa 10 any other Library ia tn. city. Tf'LkSJa
nr =, v, cp.. e 81 e.llera 49,. e ss-<
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THERE is no place this side
of st. Louis where groceries
can b, bought as cheap as T
III BECK a sells them.
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.iHUhIHiS fJ.0tOy.'S Notice.

VOTE Is hereby given that letters of a lnin-
i*i''ti ~ "a ihc estate Of Asher VI. SIili-
HrII !r,r.. H'r' gInn;r,i io the undersigned
n!tr" il-Ipt- 81 ! uIUtIN. 80. b. he Probate
I'l"f of iuaf : county .Ml,,,Iri. Al person,
utlIH. 4tI,. g. til-' ,Iui U-Juc ~ required -
lr -'Ii iaa:a fer allowance 9, m" ui~nuiidat!,r
-. a.i HU- y... FIR lie lat" - .iII l.l,r, ar
"a g nt o. ,r",'gi"i trr'4 IN. p...i. II said
'stt,, 'urI 81 -Grd e., l.ln- b- G.t cNhtb.iri with
- 49, YEAR fr'ia the date nf said letters, they
wall b. forever barred This, the 10Th .ay oil
Jalu NY, Isl JON ATTAIN EPrLER,
H. administrator
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Saturday, tie 3lst day of ,Januory
Northwestern Tuning A.ilIs
Amazonid, Andrew Co, 10.
ALL KINDS or PLAIN AND FANCY
TURNi%

EOR FURNITURE HOUSES,
Il siairways and furniture making House
finishing work done to order. Fancy wagon
and buggy meek yokcs, AMI other wagon work
Hiack-iniths and wagon-mak-rs will b. supplied
~ t.Iis county by Hessr,. tolburn & Co, whs
are my only agents in this county for the sale of
wagon work Wagon meek yukcs, y. per dozen
buggy neck yok"s, A. per dozen.
9E 4. W. SSNDER. Pronrirtor
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BOOTS and SHOES!

Mems, Ladies' and Children's wear, or leave
their orders, which will be promptly attended to.
II would be q great satisfaction to me to please
everybody who calls at nay place tkolbrenner's
old shop) with just the article they demand. Ny
entiie stock is FRESH and we'll selected for
FALL and WINTER WEAR, and I am ready to
ship 1t to every one who wishes TO buy. and
warrant il to give satisfaction; also repair il if il
gives AWAY. Particular attention will be paid
10 orders LETT by measure, and every part be-
longing to :he boot and shoe business made and
sold ~ small profits by LOUIS BAUMLE,
Eg Next door west OF Farmers Bank.
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W. +. BURTCu, N. D.,
Fillmore, Mo.
PHYSICIAN, Surgeon, Aecoacheur, 3 c Sur
[ gerry = specialry. ~
MOrt606e Sale.

| WHEREAS, on the ID dsy of July. 1853, John
w W Bolton and Elisabeth B-lton. his gii~,
OF the county OF Andrew, in the State of Mi,sou-
RI. executed and delivered to Anderson uinkin.,
OF The county OF Buchanan, and State o. Mis-
souri,. their certain mortgage deed; which said
mortgage deed Is recorded in book 70, On page
81. in the Recorders Office Of the county Of An
drew. in the State of Missouri; conveying To tine
said Anderson Hankins the following described
real estate, situated ia the said county Of An
drew, and state of Missouri: That l., TO say, be-
ginning AT 4 STAKE twenty feet east Of the south
-:lst corner of lot number |. in block number I.
running north parallel with sud lot number | 10
a stake twenty feet east of the northeast corner
OF said lot, thence east TO Robert McB It'll = line.
thence south 10 the corner of samuel +. Nichols
LAND, thence west TO the place of beginning: also
lots numbers one, tive and three, in block num-
her one, all in the town Of Rpch.-ter. Which
said conveyance was made IN secure the pay
mrnt OF = certain pronissory note, ia said MOTT
gage deed mentioned and describeti; said mote
dated ''St. Joseph, Mo, Jun. SIib. 1885,
calling for one hundred dollars, PAYABLE, with
ten per cent. interest, twelve mouths after DIST.
to Anderson Hankins or order, ami signed John
w. Befton; and. whereas, il Is provided in said
mortgage deed that if said note be not well and
truly paid when the SAME becomes due and pay-
able, according To the tenor and effect thereof,
then the said Anderson Hlnkius, or his legal
representative, or n the request OF thu lrgIl
holder of said note, the then acting shrriI Of
An'irew county may proceed TO sell the real 70
tate hrreinbeIor- described. At public vrndIe.
to the highest bidder, Mt the Court house door.
in the city OF savannah, county of And ex, and
State of Missouri, first giving sixty days public
notice al the time, terms and place II sale and
Of the property 10 h. sold. by advertisement ia
some newspaper publishrd in the county oil An
drew, and state aforesaid, and upon such sale
shall make and deliver n deed 10 tn purchaser
thereof and receive the proceed, Of said .,I- and
pay said note with the interest and costs ni SALE:
and whereas said mite, with the intcrestfhcrron.
is now dur and unpaid: INV, Therefore, /, / Penn
broke Mercer, Sheriff ri The county of Andrew
in the State of Missouri, at the request of The
legal holder of said note, and by virtue OF III,
authority in HE vested BY said mortgage deed.
will, on
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Saturday, the cath day of January,

\. ID. 1874. between the hours of nine o'clock in
the forenoon and iiveD'clock IN tn. afternoon at
sail day. ut the Courthouse door, in thr city of
Savannah, county Of Andrew, aud stat. III Mis-
souri,, proceed Ia sell the above described r,u;
estate. at public yendue. to the highest bidder,
for cash, and apply the proceeds 10 The purposes
mentioned in said mortgage deed.
PEMBROKE MERCER,
s. Sheriff Of Andrew County, Missouri
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Attention, All!

w that they make and sell frst-class and pre-
MUM Boots and shoes, I am almost positive q
good secopd-class business would do well in this
place. Therefore. I invite all the Farmers, ~
well ss the public in general, to call and examine
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Educational.

EDITORS rOh JAyUARY:
Editor in Chief-Prbf. Geo. E. King.
associate Editors-Miss Liia Potter and Jsbt
Powell.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13
The DeaIh Ofa young Hero.

A SAILING BOAT UPSET-oNE OF THE oCCU-
PANTS DROWNED AFTFR SAVING HIS COM
PANloNs.
EAsTPoRT, Me-, July 1I.-Some four or five
boys went out sailing yesterday at Pembroke
and the boat was upset. The oldest boy, a
bout is years old, q son of John Babcock, a
workman in the iron works, made the rest
take hold of the gunwale of the boat, while
he went behind and began to push her ashore
One OF the boys let 60 and sunk. wien the Bah
cock boy diyed down and brought him up,
making him again take hold of the boat After
going q short distance the boy again let go
and sunk, when Babcock as before, dived
and brought him up, after which he went to
the stern of the boat again aud began push
ing her ashore, but was taken With cramps
and sunk before reaching the shore The
body was recovered two heurs afterwards
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13
raf the lasslls ! . :,
rhS WAtsr We Drink.

Give me tbe pure cold water which Datuts
brsws from the crystal alembics OF cur cloud
crested mouutaius--ai aivo me not those stsguapt
waters that ARE stored away and confined ~ res.
efvoirs and have become feted and putrid.
want ife aud health. All life 10 active, aud
want living waters aud living waters are Away
active. Ii Is the very nature of waters to be ac-
tive TO he In motion-to purify itseif--anu BY
conflict and agitation il runs clear and sparkling.
It Is filtered through the processes of nature. IL
runs down our streams and rivers, forms an arm
OF the sea, and then there is sweeping and
spreading; aud although the Almighty has thrown
around it rope of sand yet Vt Is restless in Its
bed and its waters are continually troubled, and
wave follows wave and the Almighty has throw n
into its depths treasures of salt to preserve the
briny ocean--and then again 1t is taken up into
the clouds and filtered purified and dispersed
over the land Give me this pure, cold Hfe-giy.
ing water in health, give 1t to me in sickness, to
aliay my thirst and cool my fevered brow. When
about to depart from this world, then may go
and drink from that fountain of living waters
which flows from the throne of God, the streams
of which make glad the city Of God. These re-
marks were suggested by having read in the pa.
pcrs the design of building a new reservoir foI
the storing OF waters. | do not want to drink o'
the impure puddle that men make let there not
then be any unnecessary ponds OF water--any
useless expenditure OF money-any unseemly
blotches 10 our city. These would but only in
crease our expenses, not only in building and
maintaining these reservoirs but also in Ice tC
cool these fevered waters, and It is a question
now among the learned whether ice is not unia
yorable to health. REFLECTION.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13
IL Is q Crime

To exhaust still further the vitality of an already
feeble invalid with sharp evacuants and other
strength-destroyins medicines. No case of dyspep-
sia, liver complaint, constipation. nervous weak
ness or periodic fever WAS ever cured in that way
What the debilitated sufferer needs is a remedy in
which the properties OF an inyigorant, stimulant
a mild aperient. a sedatve, and blood depurient
are combined. and Hostctters Stomach Bitters is
the only preparation before the world in which
proporti ons necessary TO overcome disease without
prostratng the patient. This agreeable and potent
restorative, for it restores the strength of the
body reestablishes functional regularity, enrches
the degenerated blood. and clears the clouded
BRAIN. jy9tol6
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13
For ihe issshs.
Lewis Nhaaifisoa and the Cover
nufship.
WILMINGTON, July u, 1874.

WILMINGTON. July u, 1874
MR Epi roR:--Sir-In residing the editor!-
al of tho Every EceniH9. on Saturday last,
tho old aud familiar provetb ct "ooUsisteH-
cy thou srt iewel, "wss forc,ltly impressed
upoi MY mind, This artiels In reference to
our esteeu,td clti2sn. VIM. Bright. We are
all acuusinted v ith that gentlemen and no
one eau say sugnt of his character. Now
whether he goes around with hat in hand"
or not we are unable TO say. But admit
the IpeIy FUeninO. above all others, to so
candidate for the same office, actually NJ )ved
into town for the especial purpose OF can
vass ing among his friends for Governor;
not only moved here to eiecioneer but
made the EUery EOening office his head
quarters. and the staff OF that paper to
help him along went through the State
ami amos and by ways of our city. They
gathered many OF the colored race, and
invited them to said Office where they were
introduced to Mr.. Thompson, and told they
"np4t do all they can TO help him through"
The reply OF one sable voter, who considers
hims elf "some" on politics, was a damper
to the man who with hat in hand," was
sweetly smiling upon his brother Of African
descent He said, Il can't do dat, Dr.. Jump
is our man." Whether or not that little
speech broke up the game oi "intruding"
we cannot say, but this we are certain OF.
when the editors OF n paper suppor; man
like Mr.. Thompson, for Office, aud do all
the dirty work for him besid des--then speak
OF VIM. Bright IS they did. possess an
amou Mt brass and impndepce that's seldom
equaIied. J. r.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13
Weather 1Seports,

WASHINGTON, July l3-l A. NJ.
The barometer has rissp, with continued cloudy
weaihar and rain, in the districts on the Atlantic
coast Generally clear weather and eastery or
southdly winds prevail in the Gulf States, Ten
nessee aud the Ohio V alley and Missouri, The
temperature has fallen in New England, the Mid
die States and the lake region.
PROBABILITIES.
For New England and the northern portion OF
the Middle States generally cloudy weather and
rain will prevail with easterly or southeily winds
low temperature and falling barometer
For the southern portion OF the Middle States
clear or clearing weather, south or west winds
and slight rise of temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, rain near the
coast, southeast to southwest winds, low temper
ature and high barometer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13
General News.

Tod L. Caldwell Governor of North Carolina,
died at Hillsboro' in that State, on Saturday, of
cholera morbus.
"a despatch from Chattnne @ "a i,,"eved on Satur-
day night, says that civ h.s we'd 100000 to
the Cincinnati S-iuihern ilIlroad.
Captain lyle, Who was sent by the English
stockholders to .xaIniie the accounts of the Erie
hallway, sailed tor England ON Saturday.
Official return, from all but one of the coup.
ties in Arkansas show a majority of II 900 for
Constitutional Convention. The Convention
will meet in Little Rock tomorrow
General William S. Hillver of New York ed
in Washington yesterday, of congestion OF the
lungs after an illness OF several weeks. lie was
the last one OF the original stall OF General
Grant
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13

UyANTED.-Wi Wilmington Coal Gas Stock. Ad-
w dress b." Gazette letter box apr2stf
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13

"ANTED-A girl to do chamberwork and at
w tend TO children. Apply at
jy3tt ll05 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13

NTANTED-Purchasers for old newspapers at 4
w cents per pound. Apply at this office. ap27 tt
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13

A tank in thu oil yards of the Erie Railwa,
Company, at Weehawken, N. j., was set on FIRE
ty lightning last Friday evening The flames
spread to all the tanks in the yard, and GO 600
barrels Of oil, besides other property were con-
sumed. The loss is estimated al 5000, 900. The
fire was not extiDguished until yesterday morn.
ing.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13
nROPosED; ;AMENDMENT TO THE CON
IL SUTTON OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE

AN ACT proposing an Amendment to the Constitu-
10 enact a General Incorporation LaW.
SECTION /. Be it enacted by the Senate. and
House of Representatives of the state OF Delaware
in General Assembly met, two thirds of each house
deeming it necessary and concurring therein. and
by and with the appreciation of Governor) That
by proposed the seventeenth section to the sec
ond article OF the Constitution of this State, to
wit ty adding to the said section the following
words, subject to the provisions aforesaid The
Legislature shall have power to enact general in
sous Charitable. literary and nsnufacturins puT
poses for the preservation OF animal and vegetable
food, building and loan associations and for rain
ing low lands; and no attempt shall be made in
such Otherwise to limit or qualify the power
of revocation reserved to the Legislature in this
sECrION 2. And be IL further enacted That the
Secretary of State be and he is hereby directed.
after the Governor shall have approved of the
above proposed amendment and this act. duly to
publish the above proposed amendment and this
act in two or more newspapers in this State Tor the
Consideration of the people Of this State. at least
three and not more than six months before the
ne xt general election for Senators and Representa-
A. V. LESLEY,
JOSEPH sPsafsr BrRohsSAn. st ihs Senl.s.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
STATE OF DELAWARE,
Executive department.
June I'd, 1874
This Act was passed by and with the appreciation
And /, JAMES PONDER Governor of the State of
Delaware, do hereby express my approval OF said
anne endment as proposed in said act.
|rN Witness my hand and the Great Seal of
| |A )said State the day and year aforesaid.
By the Governor JAMES PONDER.
JOHN ii. PAINTER.
Secretary of State.
STATE OF DELAWARE. /
Executive Department
/, JoHN III. PAYNrKR. Secretary of State of the
State Delaware do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true copy OF the act entitled An
act proposing amendment to the Constitution for
the purpose of empowering the Legislature to enact
q general Incorporation Law" passed at Dover
April Sd. 1873. together with the Governors ap-
proval of the said proposed amendment the same
having been compared by me with the original roll
now on file. in this Department.
In witness whereof have hereunto set
(SEAT1 1my hand and afix ed my official seal at
iDover this sixteenth day of June, In the
20 Syear OF our Lord one thousand eight hun
dred and seventy -four.
JOHN ii. PAYNTER,
je23te Secretary of State.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13
WANTS.

@a*Nitnations and Help Wanted. under
this tiassi e AT ION head, are published at
only three Cents per ltne for each inser-
riOn.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1874-07-13
TOIlcEa
REGISTRY BtfREAU.

N0TlCEIThe Registry Bureau will be opened
AN on MONDAY. July 18th. inst. 10 avoid con-
fusion and the better TO arrange the work Of thls
tions. and the time appointed in which the ctissns
requested to present their deeds with q correct
Section LIST extends from Market to Union and
from Front to Seventh Sueets;. from July 18th to
9TH.
Section 2. extends from Market to Union, and
August 10th.
Section s. extends from Market 10 Union, and
IRON Thirteenth to Brandy wine: from August 10Th
TO 2ith. -
Section a. extends from Market to Union, and
from Front Street.South to City Line; from August
24th TO September 7th.
Section .. West of Market and North of brandy
wine; from September 7th to 2Ist,
section b. East OI Market ami North of Ninth
streets IRON September 2lst to october 9Th.
Socton I. Fast OF Market street and from Third
to Ninth streets; from Oct. 9th to 10Th.
u section >. East of Market street, end South from
Ih'rd to A streets; from Oct, 18th to Nov, I'd.
SecNon y, East OF Market. aud SouIl from St
TO City Line: tlom Nov. ID to 10Th.
All leeds. Conyeyances or Transferl of Real Es-
tate made after July llth. 1874 must be en- tered in
recorded ~ y"
copy of the Registry Law and blank forms for
the description OF property will be furnished on a-
pllcati0n at this Office,
NJ C. CONWELL
Chief Engineer and Surveyor
Jtn-1m tenth and King Streets,