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The New York herald., 1874-11-13

ROoTHS THEATRE MISS FIELDS DEBUT
THE HERALD says:-"n literature Miss Fled has
shown rare powers-knowiedge OF the world nne de.
scripuve ability. dehcate and far reaching humor, ap.
probation Of the Characteristic and than usual
versatility"
JARRETT PALMER beg announce that
MISS KATE FIELD.
whose rapid achievement Of o brilliant reputation In
the world of literature gives promise Of similar sue.
cess In the new sphere she has chosen for her enort
will make her
FIRST APPEARANCE ON THE DRAMATIC STAGE
In Booths Theatre tomorrow
(sATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER u,
PEG WOFFINGTON
IN Tom Taylor's and Charles Reades dramatzation OF
the latter's famous novel;
MASKS AND FACES
The play will have all the accessories requisite for
NJ cHARLEs " WHExTLEIaH will give his renowned
impersonauon Of TRIPLEr
PLACES.
Tickets SECURING seats for this special performance
BOX OFFICE OPEN CONTINUOUSLY
from A. N. to 10 p NJ.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PU


TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
RENNEIT BUILDING
GREAT REDUCTION IL RENTS
WITH A VIEW TO SECURE ELIGIBLE TENANTS
FOR THE FEW OFFICES NOW REMAINING INLET
IN THE BENNETT BUILDING THE RENTS HAVE
BEEN REDUCED, AND FIRST CLASS TENANTS NAY
OBTAIN OFFICERS AT VERY Low RENTS.
TO INSURANCE AND BANKING OFFICES is NOW
PRESENTED AN UNUSUALLY FAVORABLE oPPoR.
TUNITY TO SECURE ELIGIBLE OFFICES ON MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS.
THE ABOVE BUILDING IS
COMPLETELY FIREFRooP.
HEATED BY STEAM
TWO ELEVATORS
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENT
INQUIRE OF
HOMER MORGAN
NO PINE STREET.
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ONLY NATINEE OF 'MASKS AND FACES" SATUK.
DAY, At 80.
MONDAY, November l6-MASKS AND FACES.
TUESDAY November H-SChOol. FOR SCANDAL
WEDNESDAY, November l6-xAakS AND FAOkS.
TAuRsDAY, A Noyember ls.sGHooL FOR SCANDAL.
SATURDAY, November 2l-After long and costly
preparation THE HEART OF AlD.LOTHlAN, Mr..
beautiful romantic Drama.
The New York herald., 1874-11-13

MRS. F. B. CONWAY's BROOKLYN THEATRE.
M THIS (Frday) EVENING, benent OF
Mr.. E. L. DAVENPORT.
First and only appearance OF Ara 4. L DAVENPORT,
BY permission OF Augustn Daily.
The great nomantic Drama of
ST. MARC; or THE SOLDIER OF FORTUNE.
ST. Marc ..-...Mr. Davenport
SATURDAY. MATINEE Ai2. aAMLET
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13

The Whole Sweep.

Twenty-Five United States Senators
viii step down and out on the 4th of
March next. a..d af that number, all.
probably. except EdmuDds and Thar
man, will be replaced by new men.
Into these several vacancies there
viii probably step up sixteen Demo
rats. thirteen of whom will succeed
outgoing Republicans. The new Sem
ate will then contain fortv-four Re
p~u5,icanS aud thirty opposition. in
'iuding Democrats, Graagers, Liber-
as. &c.
The House Of Representatives. IS
Tear az can bc AZ present estimated.
"iH have ninety-six Republicans and
one hundred and acv"ntv-ninc oppo-
~iti"n members. Seventeen members
VII! be chosen mex; year. O!d and
i%tin!liar faces. ike those of Butler.
tioaE. Das.@s, Hooper, Parker and
Poland. will disappear, and their
n-lnes To tonges be heard ct roll-call.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13

An unusually larGe proportion of new
men VII BIZ resent, usAering L new
party INTO power.
For the FIRST time in the history of
the Government, majority Of over
one hundred members has been over
come IN . years campaign. The howl
for change. without sense or reason,
has been heard. putting new men
upon trial before the people. The re-
suit Will he awaited with interest by
members Of all parties. who will give
them Il fair hearing before passing
Judgment Herald.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
TRUSTEES S'uLe.

WHEREAS, David Porter Enuis, bv his
w mortgage" deed, dated the 1+;h day of Au-
gust, 4. d 1873. aud duly recorded IN the office
of the Recorder of deeds OF Harrison county,
Missouri, in Book T., Pages 2iS and pa. CON
yeyrd TO Mathew l. Anderson and sam. II.
Dpbb!ns, the following described real estate,
viz: all of lot two of the southwest quarter. and
the south halt of lot two oil the northwest quar-
ter of section eighteen. and the north half OF lot
two OF The northwest quarter OF section nine-
teen. MI IN township >iXty-siN. of range twenty
eight: also. the west half Of the southwest
quarter of section thirteen, and the east halt Of
the northeast quarter of section twentv-iuur,
all in township sIAly-slN, Of range twenty Mn.
and the west half Of The northeast qusrter O; the
southeast quarter. and thirtv-iive acres ul of
thu east eide Of the east halt of lot one Of the
northeast quarter OF section four. of township
sixty five, range twcniy-ninr, all IN Harrison
county. State uf Missouri, which sad mortgage
deed was made 10 secure the paymrn of q Ger
tain ur0misSprv note in SAID mortgage deed
described, dated August "A, 1873, the principal
o. which l. $500, the interest OF which - due
and payable annually az the rat" OF ten per cent.
per aunum. which said mote WAS executed by
David Porter Ennis: whereas by III" terms al said
mortgage, II tn" said noie or the interest there
On sauy;'i not be- paid when the same becomes
due, according 10 the tenor and elect Of sand
note and mortgage decd; and, whereas, the IN
tcrcs' on said note is now cue and unpaid, /,
G-rrge :. Graa3m, br virtue uf the power Ill
sail mnrt-ag" deed contained, ~ ;he request Of
Inc I".gl holders ni the note in sail mortgage
described. VIII offer sad real estate FIR sale ut
public vvndu". to The highest iiidrr. NJ the
south door OF the Couri house. IN The city Of
savannah. county 81 Andrew and Stat, OF IiI--
~uur., Tor cash. between ;Ar hotir~ 70: leu o'clock
IN the forenoon and iyar O'c.vck IA The a:.e!-
IoJn, on
Tuesday, Ms loh Day Of Norcn'ber,
!. D. ia. for the purpose IN saa mortgage
decd contained. GEORGE : GRAHAM.
october I" l-'4. @G Trustee.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
W. A. PRICES COLUMN.
Produce Dealer.

W. \. Price wants 10000 bushels OF
oats, for which the highest cash price
will be paid.
". i. Price sells sugar-cured hams
for II cents per bound.
Ground alum, salt, in sacks Of 200 lbs
each, a, W. A. Prices, 81 % per
sack.
Potatoes, bacon and lard wanted b.
W. A. Price.
Clean, new timothy seed at W. 4.
Prices, 81 80 per bushel.
Wheat, oats, rye and barley wanted
by W. A. Price.
Cotton, yarn and carpet-chain at ".
\. Prices, 81 80 per bale.
A large lot of wooden-ware and rope
inst received by W. \. Price, and vii
be sold awful cheap.
\ No. l spring wagon for sale by W,
A. Price; price, SO 90.
New clover and all varieties of seeds
at W. a. Prices.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
Murder in Nodaway County.

The Nodaway County Republican
says another murder of the class that
is becoming alarmingiy prevalent in
this country occurred liz that county
last Friday evening. Some timein
the day Joe Wallace and a MANLY
the name of Bush. living in Lincoln
township. had Il few words on some
private matters. but separated with
out coming TO blows. About dusk
both mcu We're driving home and met
in the road above Lamar station.
Wallace hitched his team by the side
of the road and waited for Bush.
When the latter drove along, Wallace
said the difficulty must be settled
then and there. Bush drove right
along. paving III attention. probably
desiring no quarrel. when Wallace
shot him through the heart and i'm
mcdlatcly ran fer the timber, leaving
his team where ii was hilched. Bush
rode along nearly twenty steps before
he fell. Wallace was Immediately
pursued, and Sheriff Beech has tele-
graphcd to all urrounding points. 20
il seems impossible Tor the murderer
10 escape.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
Not Very Far Wrong.


IFrom the C:ncinnail L0!nlncrcial
Several months 9 we alluded to the
record Of Llihu B.. Washhurn in Com
grcSs. As thAt of an earnestly and agrees
lively honest man. and to the fact that
the record proved him to be Il man who
might. under the circumstances. be OF
the largest utility to the American peo-
ple.' We are Of opinion that he is the
most available and the hest man for the
Presidential race in the ranks OF the Re
publican party.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13
TRUSTEES Sale.

WHEREAS. Lprr.n I. Minturn, hv his deed
w nf trust dated July Il. 1859, and duly re
corded ir The Office of tn" Recorder al deeds Tor
Andrew comfy IN the State of Missouri. IN book
-. at page 3i3, convened 10 the undersigned
trustee the follow ing described real estate, sit
mated in the county OF Andrew and State Of Mis-
souri,, to-wIt: Lots numbers seven a and rIgni
ts) IN block number forty-Unc t) III the town
of AmaZOnIa, together with IL steam il"urinS
mill and all the machinery thereto belongings;
which said deed al trust vas made 10 secure The
payment OF certain promls' Org notes IN ,aid deed
mentioned and described; and whereas SaiG
ratc4 remain due aud unpaid with interest there
On. Now. therefore, under the provisions OF said
deed Of trust, and by virtue al Tia" power there
in contained, and IN me vested. | VIII IL trustee
afuresaiG or,r said real estate for sal: ut public
vcudur 10 the highest bidder for rssti, AZ the
Cnrrt-huu-r n iAv city 81 Saynuuan, county OF
Andrew and state of Missouri. between The
hour. Of 20 O'Clock in lh- forenoon and O'Clock
in the afternoon, on
Wcdassday, Deccmbcr ., 1874.
To -.isfv said indebtedness and the costs attend
ing tAr execution o! Satd Trust.
"a JOSHUA BOND, Trustee.
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.NOFto06'c safe.

N-HEEE y. Charles j. Price. hy his certain
w mortgage deed, with power 81 ale therein
written. which decd J. dated the I'D day "i DC
isher. IS6a. and was daily recorded IN tie Ghcr Of
the GrcuIt Clerk aud recorder al d-'dS, within
aud for tn, county Of Andrew and Stat" II MIS-
-Buri. on I'lEr ~, oil mortgage record BOOK num-
Der ~. ui the I,yuI3- ut icrIs within uui tor
sand County Of Andrew. Hlurr-1ld, conveyed 10
the undersigned The foiluw Ing described proper
ty, that l. 20 -ay The undivided uUr-hHli 81 "a
certain steam -Aw-iuIil. situated in iiTaZpnia,
county ui Andrew, aud stat" Aforesaid, together
with ~unc-nRif uf all tho machinery and HppuIt.-
l.tu""S thereto belonging or ApprrttlnIEE, all
being ia Andrew CuGtntl- Stat" v! Missouri. III
lTu-,. and thereby marigA-rd ~" sam /" the uU-
Grr-I=nrd. to s"Cur" the payment Oi II proIlISs"iy
not. therein described: and. whereas. said
mortgage deed provided, among other thrug~,
that ;! the said pryLnIs-"ry not" shall not b."
well and truly paid according 20 the tenor and.
effect thereof, then, tnd IN tnai case. the under
signed might proceed 4" sell the property above
described, To paw said note and the costs Of such
sale: and, whereas, the undersigned Is still the
owner ami holder of said prpTul--Ory note, aud
that the said note remain due gud unpaid, teNr
ccpt n Crcd.; on same MAJ 10, lss2, ui in hun
dTcd aud fifty dollar, and twenty-five cents.
Now. Therefore, hy virtue OF The power IL me
vested by said mortgage deed ! will, on
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-11-13

ThKEN NJ hy Peter Nen ( Co, living. IN
L Nodaway township, in Andrew county Mis-
souri,, on the 10th day of October, y ID. le'4.
one black horse, supposed Ia he about eleven
wears old. fifteen and n half hands high,
right hInd loot white; appraised ri
SO 20. Also, one horse mule, sup
posed TO be 4 ycarlins past, brown color, about
Twelve and one-haif hands high; appraised AT
49, o.. No other marks or brands pcirrivablr,
The two appraised at S.5, by Thomas hirker and
!. =. Compton.
4 true copy from nv stray book
". t.. M~AETlNDALE,
So Justice oi the Peace for Nodaway
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Fo?u1a-inrst-a.eih oot(2topages>o
NlHuooo! "oMASnooD! M~ARRIAGE.
t;-7:iln.nls 10 Marriage; ..hc cause
aaG car,. Sent sccUr"ig seri,d post
ra:G:1- rocea:s. bvpE. z. WHITTIER,
81 s. Charles Street, ST. louis. Mo,
the great specialist Read his works.
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EVERY LADY SHOULD TAKE IT.
PE1ERsoW'S MAGAZINE.
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Postage prepaid on all subscriptions.

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-O-
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Noadan, Tie IGM day Of NOrember,

1874, at Amaznnia, in the township of Lincoln,
coiIn'v Of Andrew, an STATE OF Missouri. and
between the hour OF ten O'rlDck in the forenoon
aud I've O'Clock ia the afternoon of that day sell
the above described prop riy, "r 20 much there
Of ~ may he necessary, nj public Ecndue 10 the
highest and best bidder for cash IN hand. io
satisfy and pay Of the reminder and balance OF
said note, with the interest due thereon and the
costs and expenses nf this trust.
WILLIAM ii. BOWMAN.
- Nurtgagec with mower of sale.
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CIDE r!

A FEW bushels o fapplcs wanted at my horse
y power cider mill All who have apples
and want cider made, bring thcm along; l car
make it cheap anu quick.
H. W =. HOW ARD.
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Ahead of all others. These plates nre engraved
ON steel. tW ice The usual size, and are uncquaird
for hcnuty They will he superbly cuiprcd.
Also. Household and other receipts; III short,
ever thing inicrrStI..G 10 ladies.
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Thrilling Tales and Novelties

Are the best published anywhere. All the most
popular writers nrc employed To- write originally
for Peterson. - In lo.J, in addition to the usu-
al quantity OF short stories, Fivt Original Copy
right Novclcttcs viii be given, 10y Mrs. Ann :.
Stephens, Frank Lee Benedict. Jane G.. Austin.
Marietta IIollry and Daisy NentnOr.
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MATCHMAKING!
Lowest Rates For Cash!

TNIlE. undersigned would respectfully solicr
4 the trade Of the farmers OF Northwestern
Andrew county and adjacent territory. Am 2
practical mechanic myself. and employ non,
but !iT-t-CIaSS workmrn tafl on me and be
satisfied ihtt il - 10 Your interest 10 deaf with
homr tr.dr-ncn can bc lruua At al times ~
my shop IN " fiitc' ille. WM. DAJN,
IL, Whitc-ville. Ma.
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colman's Rural World

This excellent farm. fruit, stock aud..Grsnge
journal, comes 70 our sanccgm weekly, and II
always filled with matter of great interest 10
every tlllcr OF the soil. II is the leading aCri-
cultural paper OF the West, and merits the lib
crai patronage it receives. II is published in
neat style every saturday. by Norman j. Col
man, IT. Louis, No n s. OK per annuIn, or in
clubs Of tour at 81 80 per annum Every
farmer should subscribe for it. Sample copies
free
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-05-15
Nice nsmarar Sugar It
Pulaski Department.

Our numerous readers in Pulaski, and those
interested in the Pulaski department, will please
excuse the non-appearance Of Mr.. Curd's usu-
al batch Of interesting items this week on ac-
count Of his absence from home. Pu.askisns
have learned to regard the JOURNAL as their
friend, and to look upon Mr.. Curd as safe
and wise counsellor and advocate Of their in
terests. His writings carry the impress of
truth, and are chaste, pungent and newsy, and
every line he writes is read with interest by
scores of our readers outside the boundaries Of
his own county, and never a week passes but
many Of his paragraphs are copied by our
State exchanges. His article two weeks since
in reference to Point Isabel, was worth to the
county Of Pulaski hundreds and perhaps thou
sands Of dollars, ss many Of the northern and
eastern capitalists have subscribed forour paper
since the beginning Of the construction Of the
Cincinnati Southern railway through the rich
mineral lands Of Southeastern Kentucky.
The patronage given Us BY The citizens Of Pn-
iazki amounts n several hundred dolIsrs an:
nually, but we have no hesitancy 10 asserting
that the benefits which accrue TO them through
the labors Of Mr.. Curd and the medium a
our type are an bundred-Sald grsasr Il d.
lars and cents, leaving ou>of che estimate en-
tirely the important dezidsratum Of from g.
teen to twen,y'polumps o. good reading mat.
ter weekly for the sisali snp Of 81 per year
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LINCOLN COUNTY NEWS.
By Our Special Correspondents.
wAYNEsBURG.

The elders u a certain church scsr thia
place seriously object to the practice Of young
gentlemen and young ladies sitting together in
church and they are pleased 70 term is ILL.,
behavior. VIII you, Mr.. Editor, give us q
piece Of your mind" on the subject Of such
old-fogyism in the present enlightened age :
..." We like 10 hear both sides Of question
Of such moment as this, before hazarding an
opinion. We are inclined to the belief, how
ever, that il Is not the practice Of "sitting to-
gether" that the "old sober-sides" object 10,
but the disgraccful practice which now ~
walls in some places, Of giggling. whiaperins
leiter-wrting and otherwise rudely behaving
and disturbing those whogo to church to wor.
ship. Il is certainly not Questionable but
commendable for young gsstlemen to seek the
society Of ladies, and none but the envion-,
phsrisaical puritan will object TO the interest
ing spectacle Of good-bshavcd young man
occupying church pew with right piously-
inclined feminine En- l....,. We now have d
Board Of Tustces, Police Judge and Town
Marshal, and we hope to have the laws rigidly
enforced against drunkenness and ill-behavior
in our town......O On the 26th inst, the annual
Baptist Sunday school Convention will meet
at Double Springs, aud continue in session
about three days. q.
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TO.DAY's ITEMS.

Mems, boys and children's clothing and
hats at n. b. Tcvis'.
Duddersr 4 Atkins keep the Ladies
Friend" refrigerator at Wholesale list prices
Every family should have one Of these necc.-
sary articles.
The Confidence IL one Of the best com :
bined wood and coal cook stoves manufacture
ed in the country. There is one on exhibition
at Dudderar & Atkins.
II you wapt to Nv goods cheap for cash,
and t11usy. savs From % % - er cent, 20
to the Cheap CASH Store Of y. B. Tevi.,
where you win find the largest, newest and
most complete stock q ladies, Misses, gents,
boys and children's boots, shoes and slippers
TO be found in Stanford, and 10 which he Is
constantly making additions.
Our Pulaski readers have additional evil
dence in this issue Of the JOURNAL Of the en-
terprise Of our clever Dutch friend, @. II. En-.
sel, Of Somerset; and many who are not sub
sctibers 10 the paper are indebted to him for a
copy gratuitously. Mr. Ensel is worthy,
public-spirited citizen Of Somerset, ever awake
to the progressive strides which fourishins
town is expected to make in these days Of rail
roads and telegrnphs. Though possessing the
energy, shrewdness and "gift o CAB" which
characterizes his Israelitish brethren, he il
pre-eminently liberal, honest and conscien.
tious in his dealings. lie has built up large
steady trade in Somerset, and we trust that hi,
liberal investment in printers ink will result
ut
in increasing il. Read his advertisement care.
fully, and then visit his store Immediately and
put him to the test "See IL these things be
true,
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BANDED FARMERS.
COrsrr aRANec DsaEcrouy

Cs.afv Is.nesI-N--,- Of stanf,rd every "a Monday
In each nf,r'h Murphy, stanford, Pres; q q lies,
Ns,,ls,s,S'' s'e'n John Blight stanford business
Sas,sS Grsag,-Ne-t. at odi-F. llow. Hall STAN
ford eve%N ,sfuriay aferugsn. At o'cl.ck. jas A
Harris, Master Mdrphy. Treasurer. John Bright,
Secretary.
Hss,sssil> 0ea-ee-M Meets At Masonie Hall, Huston
Nilis, every saturday anernpon Atgo'elsk wm Lu-
cas-, Master, So osens Treasurer, Yovrll So
Crsb OrckBrS Snia,S Meet al - Hall,
Grab Oschanl. every sltariay sftrrnssa. W jane,
Master, Jsreh 0aes Treas; A Mliiietoa, secy.
Nils 0lp 0rIa,s- Mssts al Hali's Gap every
- ,rair Lysa. Nsisr, Lqsan Marphy, Treas
ury' J Lyan. secV.
Pr-soh>rniis Griags-Nests at rruachersville every
~ AMI 9th saturday aneraosn, at 4 eci.ck. Buck
Andersen. Master, rhilip., rrrss, Gen Essas s'y
r.ssersrdt 0es-ys--Ne>i. q the school house ia
TlrHsrsslle sssry saturiay ahernnsn. Mr. ;. q.
Mocscr. Master. J. D. s-ops. sseretary; A. .. Root
1rva.ur-x,
kli.fyerRk 0rssss-Nccts at MiIi~iee,ii. every
r-a--.-----. bani-l siAsx. Master, Jess Z
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every SATURDAY afternoon. Ak Dsnny, Misier; J NJ
Waite, ssc'yi 2 Iabbis, Treasurer.