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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-06

AMEMOmAL on the subject of woman
suffrage was presented to the Legisla-
tnre, on the 18th ult., by Virginia L..
Minor and others, as follows:
believing that only those who enjoy
the privileges of a government should
he burdened with its support, and that
it is manifestly unjust to deprive one
half the adult citizens of the State of the
franchise, and at the same time require
them 10 pay a full half of the expenses
of the government, we do most respect
fully pray your honorable body that an
amendment to the Constitution may be
proposed exempting from taxation all
property, real or personal, owned by
women in this State-in n county of
| which alone women own and are taxed
on over 800, 600, 600 worth of property.
and if taxation without representation
was tyranny in IVA. we are utterly I'M
able to see why it is not equally so in
S7lN
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-06
Adn1iniSfrntOr'S Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that letters of AL
~ ministrrti"n upon the estmie of George ii.
Tnnsill. late OF Andrew county decreased, have
been granted tn thr undersigned, jaime, W. Tam
sill, by the Probate Court Oi the county aforesaid,
hearing date the twenty fourth day Of Octoln r,
a. ID. lSs:. All persons having claims agaii. It
said estate are required Ia exhibit them to me for
allowance withis one year after the date of said
letters. or they may Ice prcclnded from any hem
eft of such estate, anil if such claims he not ex-
hii,itrd within two years from the time al the
publication of this notice. they will b. forever
barred. JAMES W. TANSlLk,
lsS Administrator of Geo. ii. Tansill, dec.
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DR.. WHITTIER,
6I7 St, Charles stpeAf- ST. Louis. No

6i7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.
aas been hnSr mossss In ,ke sprcss treasmont Of aR
Iv ,ssn ,s Sexual acd Shronlo Dlssases
Syphilis, conorsnOa, elect, Structure.
Oechiele, heSnia, e. Rupture, 81 Urinary
Diseases aud syphtfltIoor snorcur!at af5oc.
lions Q: q. ti,soas, skin or bones, are Es..aa
Sperm1toFrhooa, Sexual Debility and
lmpOtonCy, asthN result Of ay obasa IN youth, sex
sal sxcc.ses In aasurer years. or otncs cnusss. and which
produce some OF the fouostns Effects: nsyrousasss. ssminak
Ii.rsso On fAsCsss. pAysieas dsesy. srsraion 70 soessy "
GnsAA so'1ssfas u fjeoN. tss efssssS porvs. ETC.. rem
Ds,ms .saIs sf.3 PsnPkEt SsSs' psrt." ".SsHs' he
above. sent IN seaieS sssaope, or tvs pr-tsr- ssanps-
Dsseases psoyl.ar 60 somfn, ,Ss =
shi'e. cAioross> nssssssaSd disptseess.s sfaas ssmss
Serii'ac SIC. successfuiiy treated. Descriptive panphJss
sent stdie6 for suo aiamp,. Ase vhA expsrsire co eeN
Ned upon. II 10 sch esifentthAt o YAysSrfan treating tbs~s-
moving this if-lS-otiy recommsnd persons 70 my care.
Conhdcntal consultation. per.ocally or By litter, re and
hviied- Whrn IL is incouveuient 10 visit the city fr treat
m'nt. medicines can be sentb By eNpressor mail every whefe-
Care.ole e,ss eusrnntsei. where doubt exists ttsnantS
stated. Oh - hours: Q A. n. To P. n. Sundays. I'm. "a
Jpn. Persans artvtsg IN ts city at ens Aasw. esy SAs
direef 10 fac oMes. FIAT night ring tbs pSsz Seft.
The e'taoishme0t In whole hpnSe Of tyeNS ra4nef toa
most extensive In tho county, sHbraeins Reospt9a ant
vn1;si.aiion roma Ro.,dius m .rspise sf.sss.S.:
where all medi esassd 10 the estaAshaeas sse prepared:
and NEST important Of all tho Library. vhero the old ani
latest standard works Of all tho schools Of medicine sre
eund. also Anatomical Piatss. hs si.o and colorsd 70 NE.
Pom Paris. Frame. rrSardiess Of sspsus: and pot iess
found In any other Library 10 III: city W. LiTaJ"
hr,v, wida men 70 NIL eallrrs Aliysss ~ sless: -
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of admin
~ ~isfration upon The estate of Daniel Rcarlon,
hate of the county Of Andrew, Missouri decreased,
have been granted to the undersigned, Timothy
r. Rearrlon, by the Probate Court of Andrew
County, Missouri, bearing dntc the 9Th day Of
March, 4 II. ls74. All persons having claim,
against said e-tat. are notified to exhibit them To
me for allowance within one year after the datc
ofsai'l letters or they may he prrcluded from any
benefit of said estate, and if such claims be- not
exhibited within two years from the time of the
publication of this motto" they will he forever
barred. TIMOTHY +. RI ,RDOS,
MAI oh :. ls1I. Admin TRAITOR.
j. \. Ryan, AZ" for estate. ~:
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administrators Notice.

VTNO nl whom IL may concern. Notirs. u hereby
l. given that the undersigned. Young T.. Mil
Ter, on the 10th day Of February, 1sit. obtained
letters OF administration from the Probate Court
of Andrew county. In the state OF Missouri, on
the estate Of Lovica \. Alexander, hate of said
county and State. deceased; that ali persons
having claims against sail estate ARE required To
exhibit the same 10 the undersigned. with proper
proof, for allowance thereof, within one year
AFTER the date of said ltters, or they may be- pre-
cluded from any benefit of said , state; amt that
IL such claims be not exhibited within two wears
from the timr of the publication hereof. they may
be forever barred. IoCNG T.. MILLER.
Is. administrator
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-06

a BIRD in the hand is worth two in
the bush," and for the same reason home
industries, home institutions, home en-
terprise. home Improvements and home
manufactures possess n double value.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-06

We see it stated that the new organi-
cation of''Sovereigns of Industry" re-
quires the applicant for membership male
or female, to be industrious, attend
strictly to his or her business and let
other peoples alone. The organization
Fan never be strong if the last clause is
insisted on and enforced.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-06

TIE Legislative Judiciary Committee
have prepared Il bill reducing the num-
Der of Judicial Districts to twenty-three.
The Eleventh District will be composed
of Andrew, Holt, Atchison, Nodaway,
Worth and Gentry counties.
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Notice Of Letters Of administration De
Bonis Non.

A IL persons Interested in the estate Of James
n Alexander, deceased, are notified that let
tiers of administration dc bOnis non upon said
estate, bearing date February 10, 1874, have been
granted by the Probate Court of Andrew county
10 the undersigned Perry Mcssick, the ~lettors Of
Lovica Alexander, former Administrators, hay
ing ceased, by reason of her death, on the l4th
day of january, lsI4. PERRY MESSICK,
administrator de bonis non.
W. :. GIEGsI.., Any. EE
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-06

THE bill to establish a Normal School
in Northwest Missouri has been reported
upon favorably by the committee To
which it was referred in the House OF
Representatives. No action has been
taken.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-06

THE Iowa Legislature, on Tuesday OF
last week, passed II joint resolution in
structing the Senators and requesting
the Representatives from that State in
Congress to vote for an increase ofthc
national currency.
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Tuesday, the 7h day of 4prH,

\. ID. 1873, between the hours Of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and live o'clock in the afternoon of
that day, nj the south door of the Courthouse,
In the city OF Savannah, in Andrew county, State
of Missouri, proceed to sell the above described
real estate, nj public vrndue, To the highest bid
der, Tor cash, 10 satisfy said note and interest,
together with the costs and expenses attending
said sale. EDWARD a. PHILLIPS,
Mortgage.
Savannah, Mo-, March 3. ls74. a0S
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-06

News from India is to the effect that
over u million people are starving to
death in the famine stricken district of
that country.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-06
NEW
General Produce Store
In Savannah.

THIS is n business which has long been needed in Savannah. and now
Il YOU have it in all its varieties, AMI is conducted by W.. \. PRICE, the
oldest merchant (f twenty years standing) in Savannah:
Here may be tOunG for safe TIE JOuOacinG:
Fall Wheat. Corn Meal, Butter,
Spring Wheat, Potatoes, Eggs,
Corn, Onions, Cheese,
Oats. Dried Peaches, Honey,
Barley. Dried Apples, Clover Seed,
Rye, Dried Blackberries, Timothy Seed,
IIominy, Green Apples, Bluegrass Seed:
Beans. Smoked Beet, Orchardgrass Seed,
Fall Wheat Flour, Smoked Tongue, hungarian Seed,
Spring Wheat Flour, Bacon Hams. Minct Seed,
Buckwhcat Four, Bacon Shoulders, Flax Seed,
Rye Flour, Bacon Sides, Hemp Seed.
Graham Flour,
Garden seeds in endless variety, and many other articles too tedious to
mention. The Agents of the Changers throughout the county and adjoining
counties, and the farmers and citizens generally, "a get their orders filled
by III &C their entire satisfaction.
Here yow can fnd sale for tile toIocing:
Wheat, Lard, Furs,
Corn, Butter. Onions,
Oats, Eggs, Potatoes,
Rye, Cheese. Meal,
FIaxsced, Honey, Flour,
Hemp Seed, Bceswax, Dried Peaches
All kinds of Grass Seed. Tanow, Dried Apples,
ToponiOn Sets, Hides, Green Apples.
bacon,
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Notice to TAXPAYERS.

TNHE property holders in Andrew county ar,
L hereby notified that the Assessment Book.
for 1874 are now in my office for public inspcc.
ton. All who desire, can see nj what their prop.
crty Is assessed, 50 that if they feel aggrieyed
thereby they may present their grievances to IN,
Board of Equalization, which meets ON the
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-03-06
WILLIAM VrAGGHCOW6E
REAL ESTATE AGENT 81 " MLSSOU RI
MOrtSaSe Sale.

VJTHEREAS, Chnrlr. W. sni'ler. by his mort
" gage decd with p"w.r nr sale therein rnn-
tanned, dstc-i April NJ. .lS.3, and recorded in
the Rccurirr'- uihce uf Andrew county, ~ The
State of Missouri. in Book -. Page 3k', conyrye cd
To the undersigned mortgage, John &. Gam. the
fol lowing described personal property, situated
in said county, to-wit: One engine and boiler.
with cupoia. bsl,ncr whc~l and drive wheel. in
Guiding planning mil AMI SAW and ~iiNtIre-.
which -nid convc! ancc ~u- niaic 10 secure The
payment Of IA certain promi,sury note IN said
IN ,rtgayc deed described. to- tine sum Of one
hundred and sixty dollars (sitSl. due on or be-
for, the first ,ay IL January, lisa, and bearing
interest from dLtc at the rate Of ten per cent. per
annunl.
Aud whereas. it /, provided in said mortgage
deed that II said note shall not he well and truly
paid when the same bccnmrs due and payable,
that thu undersigned. John G.. Gam, may pro-
coed L. sell said properly, or any part thereof, at
public venduc. TO thc highest bidder. ON the prem
is-, where tho ,lnIc /, situated in Aniazonin.
within said county al Andrew, for cash, first
giving thirty days public notice OF the time.
terms and place Of sale, and of the property Ia
be sold, by publication in some newspaper PRINT
ell in the county und state aforesaid. And
whereas. the note aboy. mentioned AMI de
5cribcd, and the interest thereon, are now due
and unpaid; now. therefor. by virtue of the
power in me vested by said mortgage deed, l
will. On
Friday, the 10th day Of AprI,
A. ID. lS.t, between the hours Of ten O'Clock in
the forenoon and five O'Clock in the afternoon Of
that day, 1T the shop and premises Of che said
L. W. snyder, in Ammonia, In Andrew county,
Stale of Missouri, proceed 81 sell the above de-
scribed personal property, nj public vcndue, 10
and interest. together with the east. and expen.cs
attending said sale. JOHN L. GAM.
Mortgage.
Savannah. Mo, March 2, lS74. s0G
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VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE.

423. A small farm of10 acres. 2 IL miles from Savannah, all under fence,
and fair improvements, and variety Of fruit cheap for cash.
Several dwellings, the city for sale cheap
Anumber ofsuburban residences, and unimproved lots adjoining the city, for
sale on favorable terms.
45+ \ choice farm of 1876 acres; lO in cultivation; agood house 36x4O feet well
water, $50 apple trees and a variety Of other fruit ~ miles from Rochester.
As. a farm of 12 acres; Wacresn cultivation; balance prairie and timber,
farm house, good cellar, young orchard, we'll wateHd; 10 miles from st. Joseph.
hear Spences Mill.
46. A choice suburban residence, with 81 acreso of ground, in the city Of Sa-
vannah.
49 40 acres of good land; 10 acres in cultivation; a small house good spring.
200 apple trees and 2DO peach trees = miles from depot. Price $425.
4O \ forty acre farm, with Is acres in culhvation; n good frame 12 story
house with / rooms; mile from depot; l25 apple trees and 81 acre of grapes.
Price $3.50.
46. ; acres of desirable village property with dwelling of four rooms, and
convenient out buildings and $50 fruit trees; also, a business house 1Gx24; ! l2
stories high; q good hedge all around the premises Terms Easy.
WILLIAM CHALlACOMBE,
REAL ESTATE AGENT, 81 VANNA MISSOURI
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.DocToR WHITTIER.
ENM The Great Cause
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First Monday tn Apr,l, 1874,

being April o, 1874, ut the Office of the Clerk OF
the County Court, in Savannah, No. Take due
notice and govern yourselves accordingly,
Ii. NJ. DANFORD,
Clerk OF Andrew County Court.
SAVANNAH, No, March :, 1874. 2OS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-01
A PROTEST AGAINST INITIATION.

A mass meeting of the residents of the With
Con gressona District held last evening at East
Broadway and Grand-sts TO protest against the nia-
ton OF the currency. Col John Cunningham, after
strong address against imitation. offered the following
resolutions, which we're adopted:
ed That earnestly request Of Congress inoreaseG taxation
property Sufficient gradually diminish public debt
laid will obsuct little possible, productive
dusry
h,'oref That favor the ubsu;on Of the National
note greenbseks for the National BSnk which
saving tn The ration Of f2i 100000 per anuum.
RfSOra That National bonds A. the
paid the soldier deprecated from 40
the dollar contract made GOLD ba surely should
hst4e 20 require the boEdhodeshose bonds bought
thAn half their iaceo bear his share Of public burden
R,sopsd That TAXATION the hundreds nhos
Of public land railroad upon
Of these With their
toncs
sessd That the safety d.ts
DTseueAte to constitutional
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-01
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

Coroner Parslow held an inquest last night
in the case OF the that killed by the collision
on the elevated track OF the Pennsylvania Railroad
Saturday last VIM. Mcclure, conductor Of train No. 329
testified that he the operator the road clear
before he went the single track, and the operator said
1t was James Smiley, OF the engineers testified to
the same facts. Eiwood Headley, telegraph
operator at the depot. gave instructions to hold
the train bound west until the eastward
bound train had. passed Three other witnesses were
examined who cOrroborated the testimony. Martin
Wheian employee OF the Company. testified that Nc
Cleand called the conductor 10 stop after the train
had moved from the signal station but was not heard
The CASE was gwen 10 the jury AT 10 p M Al II they
returned verdict setting forth that William Day and
Charles Stockton 10 their death through the Grim
ina ne glect OF J. n. McCleand, the operator NcCle
land was reInanded 10 jail TO await the action Of the
Jury.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-01
TIE CHARITY BENEFITS.

a meeting of the managers OF the various
theaers represented in the Charity Benefits OF last
Thursday held at the UDonSquarc Tncaer yester-
day afternoon there being present A. NJ Palmer OF the
Union Square Theater fl. ID. Palmer OF Sioos Garden,
j. b. Booth from Booths Theater, aud Charles Chamber
LAIN r OF the Lyceum Theater. II resolved that
following should be appropriated from the
fund realized from the benefits: ST. Johns Guild $1,000
Womans Educational and Industrial Society. 5000 La
dies Union Relief Society," 5000; NewYorh Association
for Improving the Condition of the Poor $1,000 Society
OF St Vincent de Paul. $780, TO the INDECENT members
OF the dramatic profession, through the agency OF mo
Dramatic Fund, 81 500. A. NJ. Palmer was directed to
nav over these amounts TO the designated soclees anu
that remainder of the fund derived from the Cnary
Benefits he held subject to the orders OF the managers nj
a future meeting. The sum remaining Is abont tl,6lO
and will be disposed OF at meeting OF the managers
to be held at the Union Square Ineater tomorrow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-01
LECTURES AND MEETINGS.

Owing to severe cold, the Rev. Patrick
Toner was unable lectare at Cooper Institute last
evening as announced.
A meeting of the Board of Pilot Commits
sioners was held at No 40 Burlngsp yesterday after
noon It was voted that memorial 10 Congress be pre-
pared Immediately. asking for an appropriation OF
sGO 600 TO be expended In the Improvement or New
York harbor, was deemed necessary by Gen Newton
by whom surveys have been made; and for S0oOO 10 DE
expended on the Improvement of the Harlem River.
At the meeting of the Westside property
ownen, yesterday afternoon at the ohce OF
John McCave at No. Pine-st very little business was
beyond periectng arrangements FOR pubic
meeting 10 be held at the Real Estate Exchange at NO
III Broadway Friday at 1890 p IN. Ihe matter OF
the Riverside PARK improvement will then be fully dis
cussed.
At the meeting Of the Board of Health yes
terday twas decided to allow the rear tenement al NOE
and II Muberry-s to be occupied in part as extern
sive repairs and alterations had been made sanitary
inspector recommended method by which oFet-cfONd
ing at the sailors Home No. 100 Cncrryst might ne pre-
vented. During the past week there nave pea III ,he
city OF scarlet fever OF smallpox OF tt'to'o
spinal meaidgias, aud of typhoid FEVER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-01
A pFDDLER,s MISFORTUNE.

While a labOrer going early yesterday morn
ing TO his work was passing along ThOmsOn-ave, Long
Island City near crossing with the Long Island Rail
road he discovered man lying by the roadside III an
unconscious condition He procured assistance and re-
moved the man to neighbOring house. The person
found remained unconscious until yesterday forenoon,
when in brief interval OF consciousness he gave his
name as Rodney sloper. stated that lie was peddler
aud that while passing along the spot where found was
met by three masked men who demanded his money.
He surrendered his pockebooK containing s25 and was
about proceeding when the miscreants began 30
pack He resisted and then they set upon him and beat
him with some weapon until he fell scnseless. He est
mated his loss at $780, In the afternoon Sloper again
became unconscious, and was removed 10 MS homo IN
Secondayc thi, city. He has deep wound on his
right temple and il Is believed will be- permanently
insane should he the injuries received Oh
Monday night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-01
MR. BEEcHER on GovERsMExr LIES.

Steinway Hail. in Pourteenth-st, was last
evening well filed by respectable audience. assembled
10 hear the Rev. Henry Ward Beccher lecture on the
Wastes and Burdens OF Life" The seats Oh the plat.
form were occupied by gentlemen interested the sue
cess % the Free Dormitory for Women" for the ben
eft OF which institution the lecture was delivered
Among those gentlemen were Judge Noah Davis
Alderman Ottendorfer, Douglas TAYLOR. DR.. Moran
of North Carolina, DR.. Hutton. DR.. Geissen-
beimer Dr. g. d. Burchard, and others The
lecturer vas introduced by Algernon e. Sullivan, and
gave brief history OF the origin and establishment Of
the Free Dormory for Women. and stated that 1t had
be.n the means Of giving FREQ lodging to over 100 poor
women The first plan succeeding so well, supper and
BREAKFAST had since been added. This weiconducted
establishment he said received part Of its support from
the OF lectures OF which the present was to be
the tenth and last for the He then introduced
the lecturer who was greeted .wth loud applause and
before beginning his discourse presented with
handsome basket OF flowers The substance OF the lee
ture has already appeared full in the columns OF IHH
TRIBUNE. One point however, was new In alludnR 10
waste Of yingp OF the fraites OF mankind ne
spoke of me lying Of society and OF churches lie then
said: /" Communities lie Governments lie Hke thal
gigantic wckedDess OF our Government to-day printing
lies by the hundreds and by the huhuieds Oh
lappause tending TO depress and destroy our Industry
and rOttingout the foundations OF our future prosperity
Loud and continued appause lie then alluded 10 lno
"burdens OF war;. and showed the figures OF tue dcDs
created Ia Crstendon through making the iearul
aggregate OF over Sl 900 The lecture lasted for
whole audience during that period Of time, not one per-
leaving The ball until the spd az tbs discourse
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1874-04-01
THE RHODE ISLAND ELECTION TO-DAY.

THE RHODE ISLAND iODNA'
quiet election will be held in Rhode Island
today for state officers and members of the Legislature,
and a very small vote may be expected. Usually the
Republican Democratic, and Prohibition parties each
nonlnate state ticket but this year the Democrats de-
cided in convention that 1t would be inexpedent 70
select candidates This action Of the Democrats leaves
the field to the Republicans and Probibtionists. The
latter have included In their State ticket three OF the
I've Republican candidates. and have nominated indie
pendent candidates only for the Offices of Lieutenant
Governor and General Treasurer The Republicans
have renominatedy their entire ticket In Providence
.here are three Assembly tickets the Republican, nde
pendent Republican, and Prohibitory; some OF the can
didates are on both the Independent and ProhiDtory
tickets The Two State tickets as follow a
Rpsbloan. PrehbnoTH
For Gor,rnor - Henry Howard Henry Howard.
Iis,a. Goperuor &C. G.. Van Zandt. VIM +. sayles.
SecreiaTv ~ Josh NJ. Alderman Josh. NJ. Alderman
Adorned GeneraI willard sayes. Willard Sayes'
TREASURER. Samuel Clark. Henry Coil
sReuouiLsted