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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
Atheeling &eaister.

THE House Of Representatives was
engaged yesterday in the consideration
Of the Railroad question and in settle
ment Of the proper rate OF mileage to be
charged by officers of the government.
The indications are iu favor OF gener-
81 reform in these particulars, whereat
the people will greatly rejoice.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05

SrocKs-Strong aud .buoJsnt with
aa advance Of 10 4per cent "A PROM
iDebt feature OF the dealings sss The
upward movement and the increased
activity ID dividend paying siisres, e.-
pecialiy the high priced stocks. The
imaIke, gs,e every Indication OF strong
buying, particularly during the IssI
hour OF business, AID speculation
seeried likely 10 revive 10,
in The esrly future. Among The diSi-
dend paying shares Rock Leland, Pitts.
blrsh and Delaware. Lsckasana 4
Western were particularly prominent
Rock Isis5d advanced II per cent and
Pittsburgh II. Next on the general
list in the poibL OF interest were
Lake Shore, Western Usiou, ST. Paul
North Wes.ern apd Union Pacific. All
Of which were strong. IN Low priced
shares Atlantic q Pscisc Telegraph
Eas prominent, selling at l9i American
District Telegraph rose to IS. Zan ad-
vance Of per cent since yes,srdsJ. The
market closed stsoes . y;ihe high ess
prices OF the day TIE sales from 10 10
2 o'clock we're 95, 900 shares, .ot which
5000 were Western Union, 5000
Union Pacific, 1900 Pacific Mail, Is.
900 Lake Shore and 5000 Rhode Iss
land, - nos s'o's 81 $50 ",
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
New York my sssss asssss.l (

Nsw YosK. February 4,-Bssisess
vas more active With msssiaeturer'
agents, bos The jobbsg bsapctes cos-
tibued quiet Cottos gse1si in nodsfsis
fequest asd steady 70 psies. Cotsss>
ades more actius. Prisss, psrosies ssa
fancy shirtinzs In FIR demsud. Fssc,
cassimerss. worsted' suiIisss ssd black
asd blue beavers srs nosieg ness
freely Dress soodf. linepsD asd Hsu-
burg edgipgs 10 better request. lis.g,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
BALTIMORE.
TObe ii ung,

BALTIMORE, February Al NC
Golfer, sentenced to be hung at Gam
br;dse on Friday. for the murder ol ms
t%a,Isr.;n-Isw, % has made a confession
alleging that the crime was com"'''s'
in self defense.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
H.st L,s.s,y ysssssk nsssss.

? EAsr lrsnry, February csafs
= ttris.ls = j = Z q ssts 6s,s S.si, =,
to )! Hog,-AfnvslT - tessE bsst
PhdEdelphia's 80 90 70 O. 15; Yoftsrt
5 IS to61g. Sheep-ArfivslS 10 ear;
best IS 80 to 8 90 n,sdiuu I IS u
i 25; common 3 3 70 400.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
BOSTON,.
u,,,rd by Aecidepf'

Killed by Accident
Bosros, February A coal shed 10
South Boston fell this moro'ns' o
10 the weight OF snow, killing two "en
and seriously EcRndipg two o'nef''
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
kichaso Sfsnef1 'ia y ~
pendipg ih the Supreme Court.
rwoed Not Dead Yet,
CENGEySATs.
The women's Whisky War.

CwclyyArI, February 4-Tne Com
rosreial this morning, publishes a le'-
ter from Do Lewis, upon the subject
ot the Womep's Whisky War which Is
now in progress 10 the interior OF TINS
State lie urges the women to es'ao-
,ish reading rooms, and amu'emen'
haus tor the benefit Of those who have
heretofore giYea their spare hours " "
the dram shopa, aud also to encourage
rumseliers to engage IN Other business
and declaring that these people are no'
rho moral monsters temperance peop'e
renreseut them, but good hearted ,ei
| lows generally. who are engaged Ii Ii
q money making business against ~n'ou .a,
their neighbors have made no ea'nso' n -
rotsst as they lose their means o
i;v;rg The women who shut up thei'
shops, ought to help them to a Oe''e'
life.
Female physician.
Mira. Dewsge, of Kimmswicke' MIS-
souri,, was brought here from d. Ao.', ~,
TO-DAY, under arrest. charged Ssoi S,t,
swindliug, several firms out OF GOV, %
worth OF goods She pGrports 70 10 oe =
!, female pbys.c;an. In her vallse wa
found a large quantity OF Instrument
lor criminal practices.
rne rubIic Buildings.
Messrs. Bissell, Meader, SSootS' Su'
ter, Hunt, Cassidy, Eckert' Henderson OF
= and McCommon the committees OF 10
. common council and board OF trad
started for Washington tonight to Jo'
!, the protest agains. the disconsln'
ance OF work on the CInc'nnaa g'''''
ment buildings
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
MASSACHUSETTS.
Regatta.

The Rsgaita.
SPRINGFIELD, February 4.-rhe Am
berst club have voted not to row AZ
Saratoga.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.
The Elections.

LONDON, February 4. - Additions
election returns show that the Liberals
have gained one seat in Bath, Dun
ham, Poole and Worcester, and two in
Boston. The Conservatives gained ope
seat in Bury. St. Edmonds, Colchester
Granthsm, Harsham, Plymouth, Ports
mouth, and Windsor, and two in Cam
bridge, Exeter, and Migsu. John Lac
ID Liberal Conservative, has been re-
elected from Berkenhead by q msjori-
ty OF 1000. Grant Duff, Under Secre-
tary OF State for India. has been Sho,
sen to represent Edinburgh. James
S,ans,eld, Radical, has been returned
from Halifax and William Henry Glad,
stone, Liberal.C Conservative, and q son
OF the Premier from Whitley Both
were members of the late Parliament.
The Conservatives here are juhilsnt
over the resuit 2 IL EW5FE
Germany and France
A arpecial from Berlin says fthst
p
alarming reports are current ooncsruiog
the relations between Germany sst
France. .... -. - g.g. - .'sH ti - =
Professor Anderson the well known
couiurer, is dead. ..l,
ID. The Ashastee War.
Adsices from thf Gold Coast repor.
thai the AshsH.ess have released the
Herusni missionary .api sest him 10
SIR Garrst Wolsey With proper propo-
e.ls for peace. Twelve hundred British
troops have advanced unagposed TO
within q days march OF .Coomassic.
Fartee carriers have deserted the British
army.
- TheSPanish ConyictA q 4
4 riot ocenrret yesterday ahorS 200
convicts seu;steaced 70 hsbhhnssnt 10
Algeria. Several we're wounded. Two
Spanish frigates are expected 'to-mor-
row to take the convicts back to Spain
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
REV YORK.
Shot.

New YORK, February Ain Losi-
culo was fatally shot last evening by
James Vari. The men had known
each other for long time, but lately
have not been on friendly terms.
Al Rioter on Trial.
Chr;stian Mayer one of the alleged
Tompkins Square rioters, was placed on
trial yesterday, on q charge OF assaults
ing Sargent Berghead. The defendants
story was in substance as follows: That
the Sergeant collared HIM while he was
trying to get out of the way, and po-
liceman shouted Kill him" This the
prisoner thought to be an adjuration to
his assailant. Then he took
out his hammer and struck
in self defence. Afterward, as
before, he was numerically clubbed.
Ia regard to the hammer he said be
had been out of work at his trade a
long time, and had solicited odd jobs OF
work from house 10 house in which he
found it useful 10 have with him his
claw hammer. The pink colored string
shown with it had no significance. II
had been used merely to secure the
hammer in his pocket. lie denied
emphatically that he carried it as q
weapon.
Tax on Immigrants.
The representatives OF the principal
European steamship lines express
themselves in strong terms against ia
creasing the commutation tax on im-
migrants from one dollar and halt to
two dollars, and hold that it is not fair
for the State to be accumulating prop
erty at the expense OF the immigrants
Any increase in the Communication with
better facilities in other ports for load
ing and dischargipg vessels, the agents
say, may send vessels 10 those ports.
Ra,roaa Strike Ended.
The strike on the Oswego and Mid
land railroad Terminated last night
the strikers at E..eaviile agreeing to
the tcrms accepted by the men at Sum-
mitvlIie, and trains ere running as
usua'. the men are being paid for
December and the paymsster will con-
tinue paying until all obligations are
settled.
The Brooklyn FraudT.
Judge Benedict in Brooklyn to-day,
held Messrs. Vandcrwerker, Hawley
and Sapborn to bail in 81 800 each, for
alleged frauds upon the revenue de-
partmeut. franklin Woodruff and E
S. Sanford, are Sanborn's bondsmen.
The accused will appear for trial the let
Wednesday in March.
1t ia annCuucei that Commissioner
k,ch4sa zSssnessy9'ru NJ <fsstssses-at
pendicg ih the Supreme Court.
Tweed Not Dead Yet.
TIE counsel Tor Tweed appear
ed before Judge Davis to-day tor the
purpose OF presenting bill OF excep-
lions on which to 90 before the gener-
al term for a review of the case. Inc
hin itself is almost as volumlnous a.
the indictment upon which Tweed was
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-02-05
New York Money and stock Market.

New YoRK, February 4.--MonEr-
Easy at 495 per cent. Sterling firm al
4 84I for 60 days and 4 S7I for sight.
Customs receipts $34l.000. ".
GoLD-Closed at 11l4 after selling a,
ll1S. Carrying rates 295 per cent
Treasury disbursements 1924, 600.
CIearipgs S2I, ,0G0, 900! a : -
GovEKyxEyrs--Snopg sud 10 good
demand. rs ss p
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27
Order of Publication.

THE estate Of Robert \. Perry, deeeaaed.
i. Now, on this day comes Martin v. MUIR
ply, administrator of the estate Of Robert =.
Perry. deceased, aud presents u the court his
petition, pray ing for AN Orter for the sale Of
certain real estate, OF which said Robert ,. Per-
ry, died seized, described rs follows, fO-wit:
the south halt OF the southeast quarter Of section
number thirteen, In township sixiy-One OF rangr
number thirty -four, and also thirty six acres,
the north end or the west half of the north~sst
quarter Of section number twenty-tOur of own
ship sixty-Onc, 10 range number thirty-four, In
ANDREW county, Missouri, 10 pay the debts Of
SAT-, estate. which said petition was accompanied
nv accounts. list- and inventories, ~ required by
law, showing that said estate Is indebted, anl
that said debts are unpaid, and that there are not
sufficient assets ON hand To pay the same. On
examination thereof. 1t Is ordered by the court
that all persons interested In ihe estate of said
decreased. I've notified that application, rs sfore-
SAID, has been made and that unless the contrary
court. IN be held on the 10th day Of March next,
mn order will be made for the sale Of the real es-
tate in said petition described, OF SO much there.
NJ "a shall lie sufficient tor the pay meut Of said
debit and the expenses Of such sale. And u u
further ordered fhai this notice be lnhlishesi In
some newspaper Published In said county Of An
drew. for iour weeks prior to the next term oi
this court.
state of Missouri. county Of Andrew, SIS:
f. j. Il. Caldwell Judge Of the Probate Court
for said county. hereby certify that the foregoing
named. as fully and completely ~ the same Ie-
mains On rrrori In my offcr.
Witness my hand and Official seal al
SEAL. my Office In savannah, this 9Th day
Sf-bruary. lisa.
49, J. n. CALDWELL, .tud9r Of prOhafe.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27
Order of Publication.

CTATE Of Missouri, county Of Andrew. Is
tate Of W. W. Mason, deceased.
Now, on this day, CONES CALVIN r. Aason,
Administrator Of the estate Of William W..
Mason, deceased, and presents to the court his
petition praying for an order for the sale of GER
tain real estate, Of which said william w. Mason
died seized, described rs follow :to-wif: The
west half Of the southwest quarter Of section
number thirty-three, In township number sixty,
of range thirty.four; containing. eighty acres:
also the undivided one-hSlf OF lots eight, nine
and ten Of the northwest fractional quarter Of
section number three, In township number ffty-
nine, Of range number thirty -four, containing
liz 34-l00 acres; all In Andrew county, In the
State Of Missouri. 10 pay the debts OF said estate;
which said petition was accompanied by &C.
counts, lists and inventories, % required by Law,
showing that said estate Is indebted, and thai
said debts are unpaid, snd.thnt there u not sum
Client asset: on hand to pay the same. On ex-
animation thereof, IL 10 ordered By the court
thst all persons Interested In the estate of said
deceased, be notified that application - sfore-
said has been made, and that tnless-the contrary
be shown on or before the first day offhe next tern,
OF this court, to be held on the 18th day of March
next QSsG an order will be made for the sale o
the real estate described In section three, or 90
much thereof as shall be sufficient for the nay
mcnt OF said debts and the expenses of such
sale And 1t IL further ordered that this notice
De punished In some newspaper published In
SAID county OF Andrew for four weeks prior 70
the next term of this court.
said Andrew county, hereby certify that the
foregoing Is q true copy Of the order therein con-
tained.
Witness my hand and Official seal
SEAL. Sthis 10th day OF February, 1874.
DEs J. K. CALDWELL, Judge.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27
Order of Publication.

T>lfE estate of solomon Kellogg, deceased.
i Now, on this day comes Edward How~lls
and I0uann kellogg, administrator Of the IS.
tate OF solomon Kellogg, deceased, And file their
lists and inventories, as required b. law, and
prayed for by william II. Kellogg. . creditor Of
said estate, and petition for the saie Of rial es-
uai- In tile estate OF said dec@a cd, which said
real estate l. described rs follows, fo-wIf: one
acrv Of land, sixteen rods east and west by ten
the southwest quarter of ssction numbcr four
teen, and twenty Hcres the south half OF the
southwest quarter Of northwest quarter Of Sec
tias tw~nty-four, and the east half of section
tw enty three, all In township siNty-one, OF
range thirty -four, In Andrew county. state Of
Missouri, show ing thai said c~tAte Is indebted,
and that there are not sufficient assets on hand to
pay the same. On examination thereof, 10 IS or
der~d by the court that all spcrsons interested In
the estate Of said deceased be- notified thai appli-
cation, - aforesaid, has been made, and that
first day Of the next term Of this court, to be
held on the l8ih day Of March next, 1874, IN or
der will be made for The sale Of the real estate In
snid petition, described, or N much thefeof rs
shall be sufficient Tor the payment Of said debts
and the expenses Of such sale. And u Is further
ordered that this notice shall be publ shed In
some newspaper published In said county OF An
drew, for four weeks prior to the next term
Of this court.
suats Of Missouri, county OF Andrew, -: -.
/. J. Il. Caldwell, Judge Of Probate for said
true and correct copy OF the order Of publication
therein named, ~ fully remains OF record In my
Office. ..
g.. Witness my hand and Official seal this
SEAL 9Th day Of February, ls7&.
IG5 j. II. CALDWELL, Judge Of Probate.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27

first day Of October: and it shall also be unlaw-
fml tn catch kill, or injure or to pursue..with snch
intent, any wood-cock, between the tenth day
ai.o ,r unlawfni to catch, kill, or injure, or to
pursue with such intent, any turtle dove, some
times called mourning dove or rseadow starting,
commonly known NJ meadow lark, bctwern the
frsr day Of February aud the first day OF August.
Ii shall be Unlawful at any and all seasons OF the
year, TO take, catch or kill, OF attempt Ia take,
catch or kill, by means OF any partridge nets or
other uets, or by traps, pens, pits or other devil
ces Of the kind, any pinnuted grouse, commonly
called prairie chicken, pr any quail, sometimes
called Virgtnts partridge, except on MS own
premises or with the consent of 1.-THE owner OF such
sic. !. The foregoing section shall not apply
To any person who shall kill amy bird for the
purpose OF studying its habits and history, or
hav ing the same stuffed or set up rs u specimen,
| or TO any person who shall Kill on his own prem
isrs, aRy birds in the net Of destroying fruit or
grapes. No person shall destroy, disturb or ROB
the nest Of any wild bi>t whatever, except those
of crows, black birds, blue jays, hawks. owls,
eagles ahd other birds of prey.
SIC. ). II shall be unlawful for any person TO
purchase, have in possession or expose for sale,
amy nf the birds oi game mentioned IN the pre-
ceiling section ope OF this act during the season
when the catching, killing, or injuring the same
SIC. T. II shall be unlawful for any railroad
comp any, express company, ;eamboa company
or other companies, or corporation, or private
individUals, To have IN possession or receive Tor
transportation Or carriage, or for any other pur-
pose whatever, any ofthc birds or game mem
toned In section one of this act. during the sea-
son wn-w the catching, killing or injuring the
same, is hereby prohibited.
SEC. 5. Any rerson violating any OF the proris-
ions Of this act, BY killing, selling or Offering
for sale. or haviag la possession any Of the birds
or game mentioned in this act, during the season
hereby prohibited, ar any fresh venison during
the season mentieWed in section one, shall, for
each of the birtl>, and zach head OF game, anil
each piece of fresh yenisOn Sd killed. sold, ex-
pp,t-i Tor sale, or had In possession, on convic-
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27
MORTGAGE Sale.

WHEREAS. George Newman, on the 10th
w day of February, A. ID. ISIS. made, exc
cutcd and delivered IA Henry A. Morris his GER
tain mortgage decd with power Of sale therein
ed in Book u, ut page ss7, In the Recorders
Office Of Andrew county, State or Missouri;
whereby he conveyed to the said Henry A. Nor
ris the following described real estate, that is to
say: Lot number two t) OF the northwest quar-
ter Of section number five t@, In township iny-
one hundred and ten acres and thirteen hum
dredths Of an acre of land. And, whereas the
said Conveyance was made to secure the pay
ment OF three certain prOmissOry notes, In said
mortgage deed descr ibed. and provides that IL
said notes be not well and truly paid according
become due and payable. then the said
Henry A. Morris, or his legal representatives 4
or at the request of the legal holder Of SAID notes
the then acting sheriff OF Andrew county may
proceed to sell he above described real estate, OF
any part thereof, ut public ~venfue, to the highes,
bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse door, in the
city Of Savannah, county Of Andrew, snd Sta; 4
Of Missouri, first giving thirty days public no
tice Of the time, terms and place Of said sale, and
| of the property to be sold, by advertisement in
SEINE newspaper printed In the county and Stat.
aforesaid; and upon such sale shall execute and
deliver = deed In fee simple Of the property sold
to the purchaser or purchasers thereof. aud re.
ccive the proceeds Of said sale, out Of which hi
shall first pay the costs and expenses attending
such sale, and next the amount due on SAID note,
and the remainder, II any. shall be paid to the
said George Newman or his legal represents
notes, In said mortgage deed described, are nov
due and unpaid; now therefore, I, Pembroke,
Mercer, Sheriff of Andrew county, ut the re.
quest Of Henry A. Morris, the legal holder o
the first mentioned note, and William 4. Miller
the legal holder Of the last mentioned note, will
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-02-27
Andrew County Republican.

In eur article on Savannah last week,
we inadvertently omitted to mention the
ANDREW County REPUBLICAN,. A city
like Savannah could not prosper in these
days, without a newspaper and printing
mouse. Newspapers are indispensably
connected with the progress of towns
and cities, and they are rs necessary as
farmers, merchants and bankers whose
pecuniary interests. together with the
intellectual, social and moral condition
at society, are closely associated with
the Press. The Press has some connec-
ton with the price of corn and pork,
the trade of the merchant. the business
Of bankers, the commerce of the
country, and enterprising and
thoughtful men Of every class will
sustain and encourage with material aid
home newspapers.
This is what we sh0uld have said in
the said article: The news OF the city and
the surrounding country is collected and
published by the ANDREW COUNTY Re-
PUBLICAN. an snterprising and valuable
local newspaper. O. E. Paul editor and
publisher. This paper is Republican in
politics. but it holds liberal views and
treats freely and fairly all questions OF
the day. and deals with opposing men
and measures in q courteous manner
lSt. Joseph Standard.
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MORTGAGE So3e.

VIIIfEREA As, James ii. Milhwrn- tsince de-
w c~as-dl, by his mortgage decd, with power
Of sale thereiu contained. dated January II, ls.3.
and recorded In the Recorders o<Sce of Andrew
county, in the State Of Nissousi, In Ro0k u,
Page 2ta, conveyed to the undersigned mort
gagee thr following described realestafe, siiua-
ted in said county, to-wit: The north half Of
the undivided seventy -four and oAs-half acres.
containing thirty-seven and one-qnrtcr acre..
Described us follows: beginning u the center Of
section eighteen u.s., township fins eight tas).
range thirty-nve Cg,), and running north, al y
variation Of ten degrees and ten mibufe.. eighty
thirfy-,ight and oue-half rods to tn west sid.
Of Iowa creek; thence south, following the ne
antlerings OF the creek, TO the line dSlding rhs
northwest and southwest quarters - said s~r-
ton; thence east to the place Of beginAing; eS-
crpt i've scres heretofore oonyeyed TO Ann
Prichett; which said conveyance Wa made Ia
secure the payment Of y promissory note in sai'.
mortgage deed described, calling for seveni,
i've dollars, due In one year, and bearing inter
est 1T the rAte Of ten pr cent. per Annum. AMI
whereas, IL Is provided In said mortgage deed
that II said note shall not be well nnd truly rsi',
when the SAINT becores due and payable, then
The undersigned may proceed to srA said prop
erty, or any part Thereof. at public vendue, r'
fhc highest bidder, arthe Courthouse door. H.
the city OF Savannah. within said county Of An
drew. for cash, nr.t giving thirty days public
notice Of the time, terms and place Of said sale
some newspaper printed in the county and
State aforesaid; anil whereas, the note sboSs
described, and tn intercst thereon, are nSw due
and unpaia. Now, therefore, by virtue Of tbs
power In me vested by said mortgage deed,
will, on