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The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15
LEGAL NOTICES.


CtUPRE1IE COURT OF THE HAWAIIAN
- ISLAM nS.-Iu Probate. Island % Oahu. iiauaIan
Islands So In the matter q ne Estate q EDWARD
VARROTrIE BOYD, late % uonaiuin. deceasetl orIer
Appointing farprohats % WI and d-rrcng p1hne-
ton o. notice Of the same.
foeument purporsing 20 b. ne and frII1us1t
or Edward Harbotile BOYD, dccecd having TIE tea
av OF September A. II 1873, been presenio % sud pro
baip Court and petition for The p-oafc tharrcE ~
tho issuance Of letters iFsianentary o. william uarnca
Edward strohz and William Fiit Boy. having been dt1
BY the said Edward Strehz.
IL l. hereby ordered. that TIL ClsnAl the IN DAY ~
October A. -. ts7S. az ten O'Clock. A. NJ % d DIV a.
the Court o. THIS Court, ~ Hononit, be- and ~
same ls hereby appointed The time for pruvinx eld
hearing said application when and where any peran
Interested may appear and contest tho aid wn.
grautng OF letters tes,amentxry-
M h further ordered notice thercuf b Given b.
uubllcatinn for three successive weeks N ne uaua1
and EngIsh languages In the HaWnan Gancste and
Ike OkoA and kuokoa newspapers printed and puh.-
ed Ia Honolulu.
And h d further ordered that Citations Be isned 20 %
subscribing witnesses said will and ne heirs u ne
tcsiaer IN this Kingdom. appear and contest tne Pm
bate OF said viii. the time appointesi-
Dated Honoiuiu. II. l. The Ian DAY Sspt is7N
CHAS. L HARRIS,
Attest Jus.ice o. the supreme Coart
wAIrIH r. sEAr- cierk sup. Court STA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15

Is PROBATE.

Guardianship Of Stella Keoniailani w. minor
child Of HinAu, dcceAsed-BefOre Mr. Justice Harris,
q; Chambers. Petition of A. J. Cartwright that
Madame Fanny KekolsOkAlani be appointed guardian
Of said minor EhereupOn the Court ordered that let
tiers Of guardianship be issued to the said Madame
Fanny KskelAOkalAni. upon her fling q bond for
$500. Inventory to be fled in Il days.
INTERMEDIARY CouKr OF OAHU.
Aug. 26th-Kanahalsau vs.. Kaiue-Aetion to re-
cover $50 damages for nonperformanee Of verbal
agreement to sell land. Before Mr. Justice Judd at
the Court House, Eva. Judgment FOR defendant and
costs $3.50.
Slst-Rex vs.. AlAle o. Kaiauui o. and Kahai-
Malicious misehief-Appeal from District Justice Of
KOOlAupOkO. Before Mr.. Justice Judd, at KOOlau-
poke. The prosecuting witness having abscOnded
nole was entered.
KaAinu vs.. Rehabilitation to recover damages
for the value Of dog. Before Mr.. Justice Judd At
KAueOhe The plaintiff appellant not appearing, the
appeal was dismissed.
Sept 2-Rex vs. Charles Larrisce-Assault and bat
terry on Aku, (ehinaman Appeal from District Jus
tioe Of KoOlaulOa Before Mr. Justice Judd, at Ka-
huku. Prisoner found guilty and the sentence of the
lower Court confirmed, s. fRe, g costs and $3.50
costa Of Intermediary Court.
Sd-Waimalu Vs. Maunaloa-ActiCn to recover $50
damages for Grim: con with Plaintiffs wife Kalei
Before Mr.. Justice Judd, at waialua, Oahu. Judg-
nent for defendant and $3.50 costs.
Rex VS.. ]. athaniel KaiaikAwaha-Charge with
Strengthening and selling beef without license. Be
fore Mr.. Justice Judd, at waialua, Oahu. Prisoner
found guilty and sentence Of lower Court confirmed
SIC fne AID 81 costs and s4lo costs of intermediary
Court.
Luih VS.. KaluhiokAne-Action Of damages for
GRIN con With plaintiffs wife Kela. Before Mr.
Justice Judd, at Waialua, Oahu. Judgment for plain
tie. SIS, and 1918 costs.
Rex rs. z. Y. Squires-Charged with assault and
battery on Kaaona-BefOre Mr.. Justice Judd. at
WaiAlah, Oahu. The prisoner not having appeared,
appeal dismissed and sentence Of lower Court con
hrusd, fine SIS 81 costs and $40 costs Of interne
diary Court.
Rex Va. Kuhsleloa- Refusing to serve his contract
with Messrs. Campbell TurtOn-Appeal from the
Police Court, HOnolulu. Before Mr.. Justice Harris,
at the Court House, Honolulu. The prisoner re-
nAaded in charge of Sheriff until he goes to work.
lS-W. L. Green vs.. AhOna-Assunpst-A
from Police Justice Of Honolulu-Before Mr. justice
Harris, 3. the Court House. Honolulu. Appeal with
drawn and Judgment Of lower Court affirmed $l5T79.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15

TEE accounts we get Of the dedication of the New
Masonic Temple in New York, and the nagnihcence
Of the ehce itself would seem to prove that the male
distiOus Of the Pope and the Roman Catholic Church
authorities in general. have yet had but little effect
On the prosperity and progress Of FreemasOnery.
The furnishing Of tie Temple alone cost million Of
hard dollars. Of the principal ornaments on the
outside is a Golden Eagle with the motto, 4" ST. trz
lsz yHis." The decorations on the inside aret
wonders. and the porch Is strict imitation Of tia
Of the Temple Of Solomon. The procession Of Free
and Accepted MasOns that turned out previous to its
dedication, surpassed anything of the kind that had
ever been seen in New York city.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15

CTPREME COURT OF TffE HAWAIIAN
- Islands IN Probate. In the Esate % Ana China
NAM Honolulu. deceased. ntestae. Before AR
tee Judd.
ON reading and aln petition Of Aka o. Hououiu
alleging that Ana tChnamanl ~ Honolulu DIET nssiaia
Honolulu the seth day Of August 1878 and pra nr
OF administration issue 10 him tho ald AEa
other suitable person. aud guardian %
heirs Of the deceased Ana.
10 Il ordered that TUESDAY the list day Of SEIrElf-
BEt 1875, be and hereby q appointed for hearing
petition before the said Justice In the Court o.
Court Honolulu, which time and piacc an peraua
concerned may appear and show caus n any they have
why said petition should be granted and that
der be published English language for succ
sive weeks Hawaiian neEspaper flon1-
lulu.
Dated Honolulu. August s7th. ISIS.
A. FRANCIS JUDD.
Attest; Justice OF the supreme Court
JSo. f. BARNARD, Dep. CLERK sun. coart lssa -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15

sesEk4 CASTERS" MADE sEKv1cEAHx-Ihe
isrnfhan ofocean steamers the Great Eastern, which
vas found 70 be entirely unavailable for the use 10
aThich she was originally Intended, has been found
very serriceable In other exigencies In the emer-
gency rising out Of theinaEgnsfion Of eablelsying
she proved Indispensable. And now another con-
5uncture calls for her employment Ehe has been
chartered TO run between Liverpool and Rbjladel-
f.0ia during the Centennial
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15
Marshal,s Sale
nY YIRTuE d. a VRrr nr rrrl.r-rIl

10y VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued out Of the Supreme Court % and Equlry
AZ the suit Of r. II. Stanley. pialn. for 3ff1 a. ar
W Pnhukula Stevens. defendant. levied upon and
shall expose for sale nj n O'Clock Hoon ai Aoani Har
on SATURDAY the "a day Of OCTOBER al M rirhr
title. and interest OF said defendant hi and 10 ~ ~
lowing described property, Wis
All thnt Piece Parcel OF Land sifnlfo n
knl, Oahu, and known by the name OF n lsnr AID
containing an area OF 30 $500 acrus Of when 1-I0o
acres are klo land and the balance kua land
grlinE purposes Unless ld Judgment costs nr0ro11
and my fees and expenses previously saiizied.
DAVID DAYTON
Honolulu. Sept "a. 1875. $50
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15

THE American rifiemen are ahead in con-
testing for the English sweepstakes as well as
in the Irish match. Fulton having made the
highest possible score in the st. Leger match,
he was tied by RIGBY, an Irishman, and NIT
CHILL, an Englishman. In shooting off the
tie, however, FULTON won the stakes. GID
ERsLEEvB won one Of the ALBBRT prizes at
short range. The Americans generally are
ahead, and John Bull formally sends word by
cable thai " the excellence of the American
marksmapship causes establishment" There
is something more than this. These Ameri-
more attention than anything else American
ever excited in Great Britain. Their reception
is almost as remarkable as that accorded to
MooDY and SANKEY. The Mayors of the en-
tire United Kingdom have turned out in force
TO welcome them. The newspapers have been
filled with encomiums of their skill. They
have been the sensation of the day. Why?
Here is a problem for the psychologists to
solve. The six or eight gentlemen who went
10 ireland 10 shoot are very ordinary men.
They have a steady nerve, good eye, and a
faculty of controlling themselves under excite
ment. But so have thousands of their country
men with the opportunity to develop the same
qualities. They are good shots with rife;
their claim to distinction begins and ends there
Yet we do not believe that the same number
of American scientists, authors, inventors, or
statesmen could go to Englard and command
anything like the same attention Verify,
sporting hath taken strong hold upon the
British people, when they exhaust their admit
ration on few individuals who can outshoot
them Chicago Tribune
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15
Notice to Creditors.

LtSEAIE OE FRANZ BERrELMANN. LATE
- OF koloaf Kauai decrased Notice a hereby Given
that the last VIII and testament Franr Hrsi
mann having been admitted 70 probate By the Hon DIM
can hcbrydei Circuit Judge o. Kauai and latar -.
amentary issued 70 Kaplka BeTteinann, Christian III.
bereiinann and Henry Bertelmann. The ezecutrfr and
executors named la the said viii day u LILY
instant ~ persons having any property belonging o.
owing debts 70 The said estate hereby required b. D.
Aver % pay the 70 the said aKecutrz and esacu
Al persons hislns claims against tho said
by MORTGAGE or otherwise, hereby required present.
the same duy authenticated ard with the proper vourh-
erH 70 me said executrx and the place u
the undersigned within Sx months from this data o. ny
VIII be forever barred
Christian n. nERTEI,faNN.
Administrator Estate o. Franz nertannann.
Moloaa, Kauai. Aug. isi. fsI5 So Pm
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15

THE Ocean telegraph cable service is practi-
cally monopolized by England, as she controls
or owns nearly all the long lines. The largest
amount of capital is that of the Anglo-Ameri-
can Company-S35, OOO, 900 with sevencables.
No long lines are owned in America, and the
enterprise of Americans, notwithstanding that
both the telegraph and the ocean cable were
American ideas, has not ventured into this
business, which now connects the most distant
parts of the earth. So vast is this system that
in case of war England could by her own
ocean cables direct her fleets and armies every
where, and all simultaneously, by orders sent
from London, and should she close these cables
to her opponent the latter would have no pos
sible remedy, This is a situation that has
never been discussed, and seems TO be studi-
Ously avoided in England, but it is singular
how carefully all the great Powers Of Europe
have avoided all possibility of war with Eng
land since this great system of communication
was fully established For their defence at
home, the American Geographic system is per-
feet, but for the defence of their commerce
abroad they have no means at all oommensur-
ate with those of England, nor does there seem
to be any likelihood of their possessing any for
long time to come, as no Geographic enter
prise has yet been developed in America for
ocean cables.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15
Licenses Expiring i'm sept, 1875.
RETAIL.

RETAIL
oAuU .-5-Kum Sack, KamollHu
Mrs Warren, Nuuanu 81, Honolulu.
Ion chong Nuuanu ~ Honolulu
s-Ah Chous G, corner King 4 Nus 81, Hou
s-Ho CheuuE. Hotel 81. Honolulu.
s-M Grnbaum a Co, oueen 81. Honolalu-
ls-K Anu, corner King 4 Punchbovl s. Hsn,ls.
is-Ah See, Nuuanu st, Honolulu
2i-Ah Zu, khumakapll Honolulu
-s-Ah Fan, Fuheeuiki, koolauloa-
NAUI--I-owana, waIuku.
s-Afzt LAhainA-
uAwAII iC-J, i'uueo, Hlo.
ls-Aiona- wainio, Ha1nAzua
Z-Apa- walohinu, KAu-
Wv Conway, Piihon1a HIlo.
81 M8comber, waiohiRa Kaa.
KAUAIeO-s HAndehett, waimea
Retail Spirits.
2i-wm Hughes Battlets Hotel Honoiuiu
&c W Houghiailins, Bay Horse Honolulu
Butcher.
I-F W Dunn. NaaAnu 81 Honolulu
2-E Asegut North Kohala. Hawaii
81 HEpucs, L4hue. Kauai
N-BH Boyd Honolulu oahu.
Sc Hooph, Ilhue. Kauai
25-wm McCAndess. Fish Market Honolulu.
81 y Martin wai0hinu, KAn.
SCI NeanEnn, Honolulu.
Horse.
lie ? Ward. No IS %, 30, 81, Honolulu.
l5-Nahine No 10, II, Honoluu.
Is-wahlneaea No II, Hoaolalu.
2i-MalkAi, No Z, Honolulu.
Lapaau.
s7-KauhAlu a. Hslswa. Bwa, Oahu.
vietuaIing.
15-Leung Check, Nuuanu st. Honolulu.
ls-Ava, Lahalua- Maui
billiard.
Phillip Milton LahalnR, Maui
Cake PeddIIng.
I-Akai.
ii-Achio.
i.-Ah sau.
i5-Ah Horg.
l6-Ah Tax.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15
Commissioner of Boundaries
Notice.

"HEREAS AN APPLICATION HAVING
w been made TO this Office BY Hackied Co. nrents
OF the estate OF LOUIS ANrHON Tor the settlement %
the boundaries OF tho Ahupuaa Of PFAHI. IN namaua.
District OF Makawao Island % nfnui, Az parties having
the boundaries Of their lands ADJOINING with ne shove
said land hereby notified 10 be and appear before me-
at Office, In Lahaina, on SATURDAY ne End day q
OCTOBER, 1878, az 10 O'Clock A. NJ
mo. N. KAPENA.
Commissioner Of Boundaries
Lahana Sept I'd. 1878. EsG
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15
Downer's Kerosene Oil,

FROM BOSTON. ALSO.
Garden and Plantation Hoes. No. and 2 Mattocks
G. S. Spades, ShOvels, Scoops and Rakes,
Handled Axes. MISUNDERSTANDING and Axe pattern
Rim Knob Locks, Chest and Padlocks, sc.
Clothes Pins, Raw Hides, Sash Cords, Sand Paper,
Sash Cord. Syringes, Mueilage. Horse Cards,
Sedges, Champers, Horse Nails and Shoe Ink,
7 Hinges-5 to IL in, Timed Tacks-6 to IL in.
W. W., Paint, Shoe. Scrub and Varnish Brushes,
Self Heat Irons. MasOn's Backing,
Corn Starch, Whiting, Metallic Paint.
Snow White Zinc, Eastern Brooms, Putty,
A large Assortment of Chimneys, Common, Clipper,
Sun, Perkins HOwes, &c.
Lanterns. Kerosene Wicks, &c.
few dozen of the best Patent Glass Preserving Jars
Also
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15
MRS. HENRY ROBINSON
WILL GIVE
"A CON CERT
THE HAWAIIAN HOTEL!
On Tuesday Evening. September II,
TO COMMENCE AT O'CLOCK

one Dollar Each
To be had at the Hotter Messrz Whitney and Thrum's
Bookstores, also Of Mrs Robinson.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15
Executors Notice to Creditors.

EhfERS TESrAMENrARY having been
- issued BY the Supreme Court sltfinr IN pr6hafs -
Ne S1th Gay otJuy 1873, 70 Serene T. Bishop Jane II
hhenrnd a. executors Of ne WIN and DeIl
s. bishop, late OF Honolulu island of Oahu derer We
hereby notify al creditors Of the deceased 10 present trfr
claims, Only authenticated and with the proper vourhe
II any exist, even II the claim 81 49,.
re estate 70 us, or at the ONCE o. n. Dole EI1 m NJ
Honolulu within Elx months from THIS data
sEfiENO ~. BISHOP.
JANE n. EILLEHHANn
Honolulu LIST september. issG 'sss-lf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15

as Chicago. In 1865 the population was $780,
ll2; in 1870, sse,O99, and in 1875 the number
rises to 100000, which, if correct, places her
on footing with the great Western cities of
Chicago and St Louis. Buffalo, with 1885,
l56, follows a long way behind the City of
Scandals, having gained 10000 in five years.
In the smaller cities very little progress has
been made. Poughkeepsie, for instance, with
2O,O97, has gained but seventeen in half a de-
cade. Albany and Rochester are of equal size,
with a little more than $4,000. Returns from
the agricultural districts of the State are i'm
perfect, but steady gain is apparent.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1875-09-15

The following persons have been commits
STONED as Tax Collectors under the provisions Of Sec
tiou 500 Of the Civil Code:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15

In the Pacific Mail investigation.
Albert, who acting ~ Irwin's diSburs-
ing agent. pleads that he was employ
eel as counsel, ami that he is there
fore protected. 1t is t:,ae to put some
decent limitation to. the exemption
of persons from t~Cetifyin~ on this.
plea. The provision WAS intended,
and can honestly btapplicd, Only t"
the communications which Il criminal
has mad" to his attorney: but il has
10 legitimate application whatever
to persons who are not employed is
lHGycrS III defense of clients. but a.
agents, jobberS or %O-brtWecns. The
fact that q man is an attorney does
not Cntitlc him to any exemption
whatever in transactions in which he
IS employed, not aS a lawyer. bur as .
votc-lealer OF paymastcr.-St. L9uia
UeMJ:YW.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15


W. XIV Gu
iiied 10 be able to state tina
Rev. John Bennett, Rector of st. Marv'S
Church. Savannah. will beoin , course
Of 1ootrro. .. tho rn;.oonoI Ct,m, -.
~, Pi'of"' VI
FRIDAY night, 10Th INST, Oh the snhJect
ct "1heFirst Principles of Christianity
The lectures will he continued of tho
c.mo nI,oo .Lo
r LIN ~" o'oi"
cordially invited to attend.
O,p i,h
ard wa c,r fnuo;L or oa..a. arm0r,'
- no,flv onJ ,,oan,, - 10 I.a
Give ms, o,u and van u-.rrant ..t;~
faction
'.o' No''"'o
you ,oo'' up w
bases the following estimates;
Surnos;ra that vo h,ro > con
lation IN our county, as 20o marriages
to1ulio 20 persons 10 take part II VIII
son out Of cvrrv fltv in nrr '" cnrn,,.
were married last wear. or about 31-1O
pes cent, of our population. As thebcSt
S'Hl'ticS Silow 'llat per ceEt: isa lif@e
" nnrrpivn.I tLo+ thn n,oSnnrt ;Sonn~nn
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15

The Bethany Republican sais: Tie
most of our readers. remember Riley
Strickland, who killed q man named
Garrison, near Eagleville, III 1865, and
who had a trial here several wears at
ter, resulting in his imprisonment in
the county Jail for three months. We
learn that he has recently been sent
to the Iowa p%cnitentiary for ninety
nine years. for the murder of & man
in that State. The murdered man, it
is said, had whipped rickland's
brOthar, when Riley went to the
mans house, called him out and shot
him.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15
Died.

From the Moberly [RardOlph Col Daily,
Little Winnie" an interesting daugh-
Ter of Mr.. Newton Sayers, Of this city,
died this morning, Ian. p of diptheo-
retic Group. This is the third afliiction
Of this kinG through which the family
has passed. We extend to. Them our
sympathies.
No bitter tears had ahp TO weep.
No SINS 10 be forgiven,
But closed her little eyes in sleep,
IO0pen them In heaven.
Her remain were taken to Savannah.
Mo-, and buried in the new Cemetery.
on Tuesday week last.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15
Sowing Wild Oats.

a popular lecture Will be delivered on
the above subject by the Rev. j. ID.
Holmes, at the Sixth Street NJ. f.
Church, on Tuesday evening, February
I'd, 1875. Proceeds for the benefit OF
the church. Seats reserved for all who
purchase tickets. Price ofsingle tickets
30 cents, two for 60 cents, four for 81 90.
This will be an Introductory lecture to
be followed by others if proper ercour-
agcn1e1t is given. The above lecture
has been well received in other States,
and we promise you "a feast of reason
and Il flow Of soul" Whoever fails to
hear this lecture will have Il lifetime in
which to roget.
Tickets for sale at .. A. Alderman's.
at the Post Office by Games Watts, Sar-
geant & Wilkerson's Drug Store, and j..
Miller's Clothing Store.
Savannah, Jan. 18th, 1879. I'd.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15
STRAY NOTICE..

TAKEN Up by Stray Davidson, lining
in Lincoln township, in Andrew county,
No. Dec. 3, 1874, two HORSE PONIES
one, u light bay, two years old, black
name and tail, star in the forehead the
other a light bay, supposed to be six
years old last spring. white strip in the
face and on the nose, both hind feet.
white to above the pastern joint, saddle
and collar marks. The colt appraised
at so, and the other appraised at S35,
by Joseph f. Hare AID William Hum
man.. a true copy frm my stray book.
JESSE JOHN, J. p,
n12rW for Yodaway township.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15
Frozen 90 Death-A Distressing
Occurrence in Harrison County.

Frozen 90 OGatn-A E~iSTroSS{2G
Occurrence il Harrison County.
Last Friday will long be remembered
rs il Of the toughest days that has been
experienced in this section Of country tor
Il number-of years. and among the many
sad incidents connected with it we NAV
relate the following. which WAS given
q us by gentlemen who came in last
evening:
Mr.. Robert Whtlan resides about five
miles from u place called Martinvillp, in
Harrison county. He has two children,
Il BOY t%td ten and Il OIL AGED aight. On
Friday n:UYniny the children started to
school, the school house being situated
about Il mile and L half southwcStardIv.
The day threatened to be stormy, but no
apprchensionS We're entertained for the
safety of the little folks. They reached
the School-houSe safely, and remained
there during the day. About half past
four o'clock they started homeWard. The
shades of night were gathering round,
and the fierce blast from the northwest
sent the snow driving into their faces.
completely bliEding them. Just how
they lost their way will never be know.
2hey failed to reach home at the USUAL
hour, and the parents started in search
of them. Failing in their efforts, neigh
bOrs were summoned, and all through
the night search was contm ,d. st
eight o'clock next morning the little
little ones were found, frozen to death g..
Tired, p~robably,w with wandering around.
they had sought shelter in 4 %ravine, and
overcome with fatigue. went t. sleep
never to wake again. When found the
Body ofthe little girl was partly covered
with the blue jacket coat OF Eer brother.
Even when suffering Intensely with cold
ahc brave littlv fellow, although but Il
child himself, was mindful of the child
who was still younger and weaker.
The bodies were taken to the house
Of the heart-stricken parents, and were
buried on Sunday. An immense con-
course of sympathizing friends attended
the funeral, and a touching discourse
was delivered by Elder Warnor.-St.Jo.
kerald, 18th.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15

If there is another country in the
world that can exhibit such a specta-
Gle as the speech of Senator Gordon,
in the United States Senate. we
would be pleased to learn its name.
\ military officer OF a great but I'M
successful rebellion rises, ten years
after, in the Congress of the Nation
against which he committed treason,
and dcnCGnces it for attempting to
suppress another rebellion.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15

How the old Democratic, prO-sla-
very element does rave over the inva-
sion of legislative halls by the mill
tary, declaring that lit is the first
outrage of the kind perpCtratcd in
this country" The noisy gentleman
forgot how y Democratic President
caused the military to dispense the
Free Legislature of Kansas. 1t
makes some difference whose OK is
gcrcd.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15

Afemale Justice Of Wyoming was
married last week, and. true to her pro-
fesSional training, she previously noti-
fed her friends to be present by a print
ed form. us follows: 81 am about to
marry Mr.. j. D, of this county,
and he will be qualified and sworn in at
my office on Wednesday morning next
iii 10 A. ". You are invited 10 attend.n
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15
Warning!

NOTICE - hereby given, %caUtioning
all persons against purcha<ing Il certain
note givc,s October 18th. !97l. hy L. \.
Davis, III faaor of J. VI. Murray. AM
one purcha-ing SID note does it ut Their
own risk. j. VI. MURRAY.
JANUARY >, 1S7J-lW*
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-01-15

Last Friday a mar named Smith.
living about four miles west of Ibis
place, was out hunting and fired. his
gun at some prairie chickens, when the
gun burst and horribly mangled one of
his hanCk-Be!hany Republican.
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