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AhssI1's sale.

DR. virtue efsundfy writs Of Lsvaxi Fsssas
ID 70 me directed, will be exposed toPubiis
MIddletswn, IN st. Georges Hundred. New
Castle county. Del.
On FRIDAY, 9Th DAY OF NOvEMBEn, 1875,
AT o clock, p. m,
The following described real estate, VIZ:
All that certain tract. Farm piece, or parcel
OF land, situate IN Appoquinimnk hundred.
New Castle county and State of Delaware, ad-
joining land of Gideon +. Rothwell, Owen G.
Grow, Jonathan Stevenson Henry Davis.
deceased, one Gooding, George Davis AMI
others, tho metes and bounds of which Is as
follows, to wit:
beginning at stone, IA corner for lands OF
Stevenson thence with said Stevenson, south
tWenty-tour and IA half degrees east, crossing
the public ROAD leading from Pryors Garner
on the stale road, to thOroughiare neck,
cighty-elght and four-tenths perches to the
public road, leading to the Brick stone land
! ing, thence with sand last name road nortn,
/ eighty mine and "a half degrees east, with
| lands of John a. Cayender, ninety-siN perch
ca 10 land of .. 4. Crow, thence with said
! Crow north. twenty-three degrees west, tas
! near As could be taken) one hundred ana
| thirty pei Ches to a stone on the north side
of branch, thence with said Crow north,
! siNty-one degrees east, hfty-seven perches to
| y ditch on a line of land OF q. Il ROthweli,
thence with said ditch and said kothwell
north fifty and fourth degrees west, nity-
| seven perches to said thorOugfare neck road,
| thence crossing said road, and with said ditch
/ twenty -four and siX-tenths perchcs, with said
said ditch and sad Rothwell's land north, ~
degrees west. eleven and sIX-tenths perches,
to the run of a branch, thence with the sew.
eral water Courses of said branches. and land
OF said ROthwell, about one hundred and
eighteen perches, to a broken or dead toy
spanish water oak, by the run of said branch
corner, or near a corner, for lands of Col
George Davis. and Mrs. Allen, thence with
said Davis and Allen. south 62I, degrees west
as near as could be taken. running to tht
south Uf Il small marked white oak. S-lO OF {
ucrch de-t.. lj6 pcrchcS to lands of GOOdlng
being about : links south Of which Is sup
posed 10 he the course OF Gooding, thence
with said Goodlng, and land, Of Henry Davis
. deceased, south. twcnty-une and a half de
grcos east, 3i5 = { tc~chc- to It stone. q cor
ncr for -lid Davis and supposed to Ue Il lln
ut the lands o. the atorcsald stevenson
thence with said NteVcn~ou's north Il lie
4 grcs~ east, = pcrchc7 home 10 the slacc q
u,gtuHjac, containing two hundred am
-cventj live acres Of and, be the same NOR
or less.
Seized ard taken in cA',..''o" a- PC piui
crty Of Joseph W. Nundrgr.it and lara Nal
dceritt his VIE and terre tenants, and to b
sold by .,..,,,,.
WIN. II. JAMESON, sheriff.
Sheriff Onicc, New Castle,
October -, \. d., i~1i. 5 Oct l6-ts
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FITS CURED FREE ;!

FITS CURED FREE Ei!
ANY person suffering from the above disj
aase Il requested to address DE-: PRICE. and
a trial bottle of medicine will be trWardeo
by express, ,nyp,
The only costlbeing tho Express charRes,,
hioh owing / g NV large business. are small
lis OR EPILEPSI
a,stniy for yesrs, and he willswarrant cur
hyths use Of his remedy.
W Ia not fail to send 10 him for tr,al bottls;
it,costs nothing. and he
FILL CURE FOr.
| Oot.er now long standing your case may
~ ~ ~ how many other remedies may nave
| failed. ,.i.,;.Is s.n, with,
;REF TRIAL BOTTLE.
,.,,,,Iar to givo your ExpresS. AS ~"
oe opr posi- Ofice direction. and
Address DIR. CHAS. /. PaloE.
,s, ~ William st. Ae~
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r: .ssF'S LIE.

DY virtue OF writ Of Venditioni Expsnas
ID 10 me directed. will be exposed to Public
Sale nj the Hotel of Thomas d. Broadway,
in Delaware City. in Red Lion Hundred. New
Castle county. Delaware. on
MONDAY.
THE sth DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1875.
At . o'clock. p. IN.
The ollowing described Real Estate. viz:
MOL. A lot of land situated in St Georges
Hundred. New Castle county, and State OF
Delaware, near Port Penn, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to wit:
Adjoining lands of DarI ach Cleaver. Henry
Price and Or David Stewart, separated by y
nublic road containing about one hundred
acres Of land more or less, With house and
barn and other out buildings thareon erected
No. 9, A lot of land situated in Port Penn.
in az George's hundred, New Castle county,
Delaware, bounded on the north by Market
street. on the sonth by William +. Cleaver. on
the east by Samuel Carpenter, and on the
west bv Sarah Ann Walraven. be the same
more or less with frame house thereon
erected
No. 8, \ lot of land situated IN Port Penn,
! in st, Georges Hundred, New Castle county,
| delaware, bounded on the North by Dr
David Stewart, on the south by lands O.
| Thomas higgins, on the east by DIR. DAVID
| Stewart, and on the west by Congress street
| be the same what may, with iram'
| house thereon erected.
| Seized and taken into execution as the pro
pcrty of Samuel jefferson, deceased. tThos
| \ Craven, admr {. L. A. OF samuel Jefferson
dec'd,) and to be sold by
WM. Ii. JAMESON Sheriff.
Sherifrs Ofilce, New Castle.
October Is, a. ID. 1875. oct2l-2tawi
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HOTELS.
JEFFERSON HOUSE.
NEW CASTLE, DELAWARE.
John W. GRAY, PRopRrEroR

This large and beautifully situated house
has been put in the very best repair for tho
reception OF visitors, who will and at 1t all the
1t commands fine view of the Delaware Bay,
and is one OF the no. tpleasant and delightful
places in the State for .xcursions or pic-nics.
The house is kept in the cast style. the bal
filed with the choicest wines, liquors and
malt drinks, and table supplied Wit. the sub
stantials and luxuries OF the market. ETcW
sionists can arrive by boat or rail. Partie>
who wish to go fishing or boat riding on the
noble Delaware, can be accommodated with
suitable boats. The patronage of the public
is respectfully solicited.
lv23 II J. W. GRAY.
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.nrrinlN SaIe.

tSY virtua of a writ OF Ais. Neniitl.ni EN
- ponaS 10 me direc ed will be exposed L
end Ar T wnseai in APPOINTMENTS nun
drea, New Castle county. Delaware, on
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TUESDAY,.
THE "a day of NOVEMBER. Is.

At o'clock. y. m.
The GLOWING described keal Estate VIZ:
All thar tract of land situated in Appoquln-
imink hundred New Castle county Della
ware, bounded by lands of John Appleton. by
the public road LEADING from Mlddletown 10
fieldsborough, by lands of Edward cilcox.
and by the Appoquini.nink creek. with a two
story Grist Mill and - two story Dwelling
House with kitchen attsche thereon erecte !;
togeth or with the mill dam, mill pond ana AZ
water rights pertaining t. the said grlst MILL
containing three acres OF land more or less'
Seized and taken in execution a. the pro-
pe,ty OF Jonathan ) Hand. and to re sold BY
Nm. IA. LAMBSsN. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, New Castle.
October u ISIS. octkS-S
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Ni,railYh. .nIr.

10y virtue OF - writ OF Leyari Facias t" me
- directed, Will be exposed to Public sale,
at the
DELAWARE HOUSE. No 81 MARKET ST.
kept bv George W. Ortlip. in the city of Will
mIngton, New Castle county, Del. on
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DLACK CASHMERES.-Direct from the
ID Importer. full line of Black Cash
meres at rs. SIS, 81 20. Sll2is, $l,25, s. 3 i.
$3.50. These desirable fabrics are mt lower
prices than we have offered for years, and we
recommend them for color and durability.
" B. SHARP,
oct26 Fourth and Marset streets
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kept bv George W Ortlip, in the city of Will
mIngtOn, New Castle county, Del, on
SATURDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. \. ID, 1915,
at O'Clock, L. NJ.
The following described real estate, VIZ
All that certain lot or piece OF land with
two story brick house thereon erected, sltu-
ate in the city of Wilmington aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows. to wit:
Beginning at point in the northerly side
OF Apple street. at the distance of one hum
dred and eighty-slX feet easterly from the
easterly side of Head street at the westerly
side OF an alley three feet wide leading INTO
Apple street, thence northerly and parallel
with LIeald street about nine feet, thence
eastery and parallel with Apple street one
foot and a half, thence northerly and parallel
with Head street slNty-three feet to the
southerly side of u three feet Wide alley,
thence along said alley side westerly anu
parallel with Apple street thirteen ana !.
half feet to Il stake. thence southeTly and
parallel with Head street and passing
through the middle of the brick division
wall between this house and the house au-
Joining on the west seventy two feet to the
aforesaid northerly side of Apple street ana
thence thereby easterly twelve feet To the
place of beginning be the contents tucreol
what they may. with the free use aud prlNl-
lege OF said two three feet wide alleys IN
common with others entitled thereto forever,
subject to his portion of all necessary eN'
penses which shall from time To time accrue
In paving, repairing and cleansing the salu
alleys
seized and taken IN execution as the pro
perty OF Patrick Quinn and terre tenants. am
WM II. LAMBSON. sheriff.
SheriiTs Office. New Castle
Oct Is A. d.. lSt1 n"' y raw
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-03-12
An Astonishing Result.

Eighty-Iive members OF the next. or
iorty-tpurth Congress either served in
the rebel army or held civil positions I'M
der the rebel government. We suppose
this number embraces those in the Sen
ate as well as those in the House. And
vet there can only be very few in the
Senate. We do not know the exact num-
Der but an explanation of the list shows
that it probably does not exceed five at
the most. The remainder are IN the
House.
What does this statement mean: 1t
means that the control of the next
House of Representatives is in the hands
of those who were personally. officially,
and actively engaged in carrying on the
rebellion and seeking TO destroy the
government. 1t means that the mastery
of Legislation and of the purse of the na-
ton has been acquired by those who
were lately seeking to break up the Tn
ion. For consider the facts. The Dem
ucrats have 1863 members of the next
House, being a majority of 60 over the
Republicans, OF this whole Democrat
ic strength. - is Il clear majority. OF
i!liS o. tIlS aclual HSltctN bt olliceIs ull-
der the rebel flag have at least 80, pos
s:bly the full S2-curtainl; enough. with
the help OF n or two Northern dough-
faces where Il score could easily be had.
to rive them an unqucstioncd majority
on the Democratic side.
Isn't this a most extraordinary state
Of things: Isn't it an astonishing re-
suit: 1t seems but the other day that.
after four years Of bloody 4 costing
millions of lives and billions of treasure,
the rebellion was finally subdued. Had
any one on that great day of .Appomat-
tnX Court House. predicted that in less
than ten Years the American people
would put the control Of the House Of
Representatives in the hands of the rcb-
els there defeated. would he not have
been pronounced Il mailman? And vet
that il precisely the result we now see.
as the result Of the Democratic success.
Many who shared in bringing it about
doubtless had no thought of such Il con-
c~Iusion. And how do they like their
work?
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The Chicago Commune.

Chicago, February 25.-The Com
munist>, an organization which %origina-
ted during the panic Of 1873, and which
is composed chiefly of workmen of for
eign extraction, who claim to be in des-
titute circumstances, have been for some
days past threatening an outbreak in
case their wants are not supplied, and
had set to-day at two O'Clock for a re-
newcd demand on the Relief and Aid
Society tor assistance, declaring that in
case such aid was not afforded they
would use other means of obtaining it.
The city authorities made preparations
for any possible outbreak, but up to this
time there has been no disturbance
further than the gathering OF large
crowds around the rooms of the Relief
and aid Society. which readily dispersed
whenever the policemen appeared and
ordered them to do so.
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had control of affairs, SIG schools were
established, il which We're taught TO-
coo pupils. The schools began to lam
/ gliSl on the return OF the Democrats TO
power, and in one year ten school houses
n one church used as 4 school house
were burned. The free schools were
generally discontinued in 1872. In 1867,
under Republican supervision, efficient
free schools were established in Tennes-
see, and III Twenty-Five months nearly
1000 schools had been started. The
first report after the State went into the
hands of the Democrats. shows that but
AZ OF these schools remained. In
Granger county, in 1869, there were
inrtv-six white and eight colored schools
with upward Of 1000 whites and 400
colored pupils. In 1872 the superin-
tendcnt reports: Three schools: no
school tax rated" Under Republican
rule Texas had 1921 schools, with 81
900 pupils. In 1873, under Democratic
rule, these had diminished to 50 schools
and 2,913 pupils. When Mississippi
was reconstructed she had no free
schools. In three years, under Repub-
lican rule, over 900 school houses were
built and owe 5000 schools organized.
SO we might proceed with other
Southern States. As with railways and
public improvements, SO with schools,
churches, and every scheme to elevate
and improve the people. The Demo-
cratic party of the South is the foe of
all plans for spreading information as it
was in 1860. 1t is this dense Ignorance
which seems TO keep alive luminosity and
leads the clav-eaters of Tennessee and
the h~alt-savage residents of Upper Lou
iSiana and Texas to feel alarmed at the
approach of the Yankee sch0Ol-marm.
and be ready to unite and drive her and
her dangerous heresieS out of the coun-
try.
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Trustees Sale.

Nv HEREAS, II. BlllmIre and Mary f. Rr-
~ mlTc, his Wifi, by their certain deed a.;
rust, ,iaied june 9TH, 1873, and recorded in IL,
hecorder's Office Of Andrew comfy, Nilsson,
In book % at page As, conveyed to the mo-
signed Trustee, the following described rea. g.
tate In said county of Andrew, Missouri. 10
VII: commencing at the northeast corner OF
the southeast quarter of the southwest uulri,,
Of section No. twelve, Q2), in township sivtv
tt0i, OF range thirty-four, 81, and runninc,
thence West Seyeniy-One t1D rods and sly IT.,
1eet, to 4 stone near four a. bur-Oak trees. Tor
place of beginning; and running thence w,>t
Ten degrees, south thirty-fiye (35) rods: theme,
south ten degrees east ten Q0) rods, to cre.h:
anu thence following the mean,ierinr O: M.
creek to an elm tree; thence north fifteen degrees
east thlrty-thrce CG3l rods TO the place of begin
ning. containing four and One-half az acre.
including the mills, engines, boilers, and CI..o.
machinery situate on said land, which said cor
NeSance was made 10 secure the payment uf q,
certain prOmissUry note, in said deed OF i'm:
mentioned and described; and
"hcreas, said deed of trust provides that II.
case default Is made in the payment OF sai,!
proInlSsOry note that /, the undersigned truerc.
siaii. at the request of the legal holder OF saii
h"tc, proceed To sell said real estate and Amply
me proceeds To the payment of said note;
" hereas. said note is due and unpaid. Gov.
therefore, IN pursuance of the provisions OF sand
uetu oi trust, and at the request of the ;tgaI
hol'er OF saul note, notice is hereby given ;Eat
j, the Undersigned trustee, will, on
SATURDAY, the thru day Of -4pril. 1876.
between the hours of ten O'Clock i'm the iorc,.o,,
ana hVe O'Clock in the afternoon of that day. q;
me courthouse door, in the town of SayauI,b-
IN SAID Andrew county, State of Missouri. nr,,
ceed TO sell the above described PROPERTY. at
pupIic auction, for cash, 10 the highest bidder.
ioT the purpose OF satisfying said note ana The
interest thereon ami paying the costs and exl.n-
SEES OF this trust.
BENJAMIN r. VINEYARD,
hiar4Z-2itd Trustee.
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MOrt6O6e Sale.

WHEREAS, LOREN T. Mintrrn and Catha-
w rine Minturn, his wife, by their certain
mortgage deed, dated theIlth day of August,
lS6s' recorded IN book ~, on page 233, in the OF
nee OF the Recorder of Deeds OF Andrew county,
Missouri, conveyed TO George W. Harvey, the
following described lots or tracts of land. living
ana being Ill Andrew county, Missouri, to-wit:
Lot No. two, (2), lot No. three, (3), and lot No.
five, %, in Block inrtv-one. al, in the town
81 ATnaZonla, county Of Andrew, and State of
MlssourI; which said conveyance Wa, 'mad. to
secure The payment Of certain prOmissory note,
IN san mortgage deed described; And whereas,
II Is provided IN said mortgage deed, that if the
said note be not We'll and truly pa,i, with the
interest that may be due thereon, according to
NE tenor and effect of said note, then the said
George W. Harvey may proceed TO sell the pro-
perry herein above, and in said deed of mort
gage, uescribed, at public venduc, to the high
est bidder, 1T the Court House door, in the city
OF savannah, county Of Andrew, and State of
MISSOURI, first giving thirty days public notice
OF the time, terms and place of said sale, and of
the property to be sold, by advertisement in
some newspaper printed in the county of An
drew amt state aforesaid, and, upon such sale,
shall execute and deliver Il deed in fee simple of
The property sold to the purchaser or purchasers
out Of which hr shall first pay the costs and ex-
llenseS attending such sale, and next the amount
due on the said note, ahd the rcmair,lcr, ii any.
shall he paid tn the said LOREN r.. Minturn, or
ms legal representatives
And whereas, the said note, with interest
'tIie thereon, Is yet over due and unpaid; Now,
therefore, Ivy virtue of the provisions in said
mortgage deed contained. and of the power
therein conferred, | will offer the above drscrih-
ed estate for sale ut public vcndue, To the highest
bidder. for cash in hand, ut the door of the
Court House, i'll the city of Savannah, township
OF Noiaway, county Of Andrew, and state of
Missouri, on
M0nday. the 18Th dag of -April, 1875,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon,
ana O'Clock IN the afternoon, of that day, for
The purpose in said mortgage deed set forth.
GEORGE W. HARVEY,
M'ch5-nO2O-5w Mor,eag,r.
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SherV's safe,
Alexander Il. Martin, !

vs..
Allison Sells.
ID virtue of an execution ta me directed and
ID dated on the lith day of February, Isl,
upon a transcript ola judgment rendered by H.
+. Gilmore, a Justice of the Peace within and
for the county of Andrew, and State of Mis-
souri,, in favor of \. X. Martin, rs plaintiff and
Allison Sells, defendant, which said transcript
was filed in the Clerks office of the Andrew
county Circuit Court, on the 18th day of March,
lS15, by virtue thereof. ] did, on the 18th dav of
February, ISIS, levy upon and seize all OF the
right, title ami interest and estate of the defend
ant, Allison Sells, t0-wit: The south half of
the southwest quarter OF Section seven. "a.
township sIXty-Une, t6l), range thirty-six, CS5l :;
and eighty acres, the south halt OF the south
east quarter of section twelve, Q2), township
siXty-one, (6D, range thirty-seven, go, all in
Andrew county, Missouri. will, on
Saturday, the 1OM ot -ipriI, 4. u, 1875,
between the hours of ten O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock III the afternoon, at the
south door Of the court house, i'll Savannah,
Andrew county. Missouri, during The session of
the Circuit Court of said county, expose the IN
tcrcst OF said defendant IN ana Ia said real es-
tate, or SO much thereof as will satisfy the
aforesaid execution, and costs, for sale to the
highest bidder. for cash.
RI ID. CARTER,
Sheriff of Andrew county, Missouri.
narl2-N02lWt
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The Committee appointed to visit the
State University has made its report, and
states that Il very unsatisfactory cordi-
ton of the affairs OF the institution ex-
lists. The committee comes to the con-
clusion that the University is not worthy
the patronage Of the State. and the man
agcment not such as to insure success.
1t is recommended that DIR. Reed, the
president, step down and out at the end
of the year. The institution is incum-
bered with a debt of $4,000, created in
the last two wears. on which a high rate
of interest is being paid; burdened
with a large tract of land which II
ally brings it IN debt, and embarrassed
with a fine property known as the Hud-
son mansion, which, if the past years
management be a criterion, is better
calculated to require an appropriation
than to yield an increase. To relieve the
institution from all debt, the committee
recommend the passage of an act all
thoriZIng the board of ~curators IL sell
$4,000 of stock in the National Bank
of Missouri, % owned by the Univer-
sitv, provided 1t be not sold for less
than zoe on the dollar. and apply the
proceeds to the payment Of the present
debt, and the appropriation by the Leg
%i@laturc of $1,000 to liquidatc the bal
ance of said debt.
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WHEREAS, for the past two years, VARIOUS
w persons have sought, by artf~Illy-wurGcJ
advertisements, to impress upon the pubic nIn':
that L, Nathaniel ;. Dodge, Md, WE with
them, or IN some way connected with them pie
ftsSionally; now, this was done without my
knowledge or consent, as my name is uiriucHr
ma frGde-mdrk: therefore, l have been forced ~
make known in this public manner the ah. Sc
facts. and that l have no partner or agent, a.tl
to protect myself and the public have been a, u.
expense of Il steel plate engraving Of M, Sc,
which may be ordered from me (price d CrD;si
at l5S South Halsted ST., Chicago, Ill. Ny sIt-
cialty is the treatment Of chronic diseases, aaG
those peculiar to the female sex. The poor It
ceive prescriptions free. | do not keep Oit n
office, and those wishing to consult me Iduet d"
so personally or by letter as above i h'r'Ey
caution all persons against using my name u
connection with any other person or per-"I's.
professionally, as such persons using my na:n'
will be. prosecuted TO the fullest extent of tn.
law. Should the public meet any such parties
using my name. i trust that they viii tfeat liam
in the manner that they 80 justly deserve.
Your Sbedient servant.
50 NATHANIEL 5. DODGE.
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MO7f6O6'e Sale.

WHEREAS. Nelson; Graves and Mary 4.
w Graves, his wife, by their mortgage deed.
with power Of sale therein contained, dated
December llth, 1872, and recorded in the Re-
coricr's Office, III book -, II page 2333, of the
deed records of Andrew county, AMI State of
Missouri, conveyed to William y. Price the fol-
lowing described real estate, bounded as follows.
towit: Commencing at the southeast corner of
block two, i'll the city of Savannah, i'll the cOun-
ty Of Andrew, and state of Missouri, and run
ming thence north l60 feet; thence west l0 feet,
to the centre OF said block; thence south lO
feet ;tfcnce, east l60teet to the place OfbcginninG,
To secure the payment of a certain promisSory
note, in said mortgage deed described, and dat
cl December 18th, lS72, and due twelve months
after the date thereof:
And whereas, said note is now due and I'M
paid; Now. Therefore, |. Leroy ID. Carter, Shrr-
i'll OF said county of Andrew, at the request of
the said William \. Price, the legal holder of
said note, and by virtue of the power and au-
thOrity i'll ME vested by said mortgage deed,
will, on
Mondog, the 18Th dau Of April, A.D. 1875,
between the hOuns Of 9 O'Clock in the forenoon.
and ) O'Clock III the afternoon, of that day, ut
the Court House door, i'll the city Of Savannah,
county Of Andrew, and State OF Missouri, pro-
coed to sell the real estate above described, mt
public vcndue, to the highes, bidder Tor cash in
hand, and apply the proceeds of the sale for
the purposes mentioned in said mortgage deed.
LEROY ID. CARTER.
me 5n20w5 Sheriff Of Andrew county, Mo.