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John X. Falkenheinier u. Mrs. Ann Maria
Heller ct al.

EOuRTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
l. ct Orleans, No. - PA -Bv virtue Of q writ Of
fsri faciaa against Mrs. Ann Maria Heller wife Of
Anselm Heller. 10 me directed BY the honorable
the Fourth District Court for the parish Of
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, I will
proceed to sell at public auction at the Merchants
and Auctioneers Exchange, Royal street betweeu
Canal ana Customhonse directs In the Second Dis
trict OF this city. Oh MONDAY, April rs. 1875,
al twelve o'clock NJ. tie following described prop
erty TO wit
ALL The RIGHT TrrLB AND INTEREST Of
Mrs. Ann Maria Heller in and to the suit OF Mrs.
Ann Mara Heller va. Philip SchOen, No. 1920 Of
the docket OF the Four h District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. IN and to the three notes fled
m SAID SUIT, to wit: Three notes made by Philip
ShOen to the order of Mrs. Aun Maria Heller,
dated AZ New Orleans September II. 1874 one
for the sum OF one hund red and forty dOlais paw
able three months after date with eight per cent
per annnm interest after maturity: ono for the
sum OF one hundred and thirty dollars. payable
mum interest after matu ity, and one fOrthe sum
of one hundred and thirty dollars, payable nine
months after date. with eight pr cent per annum
interest after maturity.
Seized in the above suit
Terns-This being tho second and last auction
the said property will be definitely sljudic Gated To
the highest and last bidder for what 10 will brine
at twelve months credit the purchaser furnish inc
bond. with good aud solvent security conSiitlonAd
according to Law. Said p irchAser will have To de-
duct and pay in cash the amount of printing
sheriff " and Gle ks fees, etc, say about ninefy
dollars.
EUGENR wAGGAMAN.
apis ID 70 civil sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans
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BRIEF MENrIoN.-Judge Evans last week
collected fines amounting to $85; Judge
Stses, Sos; Judge Mccormack. $I2 30.
Rufus Mitchell fell under the displeasuro
OF Mrs. Quinn, who started off by saying
that he WAS drunk, and disturbed the peace
of ITALIA street, assaulted apd battered
somebody, and then tried to steal . horse.
He was arrested.
At four o'clock yesterday morning fire
was discovered in the two story brick house
No. l23 Burgundy street, occupied BY j.
O'Krall aud Conf. The Babcock sauelched
the flames, ASSISTED by Kalinski.
Several stores were found unfastened
Monday night, and the police made all
secure, to spite the carelessnes of employees
who invited burglars to operate.
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sHERiFF's : SALES. ! ,


.. 4. Rsof ". he Aslns lnsugaDoo Ce0-
ess. .a o9SsT o. asE a,s :,
ieri fscss me direcred By the honersbls the Su.
p<rtor District Court for the parish Of Orssns in the
auction, ct the Merchants and AucHoneers' BIZ.
change. Royal street. between Canal and Custon-
ns1:c ssre.,s In che second DISCREET Of this city
the following described property, to wit
FOUR LDTs OF GROUND, situated N tho fth
bounded BY Pstsersoo, Olivier. y.lstte and Della.
ronde streets. from numbers eleven to fourteen in
cusively. measuring each twenty three feet front
on Patfe son street. by eighty tive feet in depth.
as per assessment roll
Seized III The above sut
the b dssy IT,
the highest apd last bidder for what it will bring,
at twelve m0nths' credit. the purchaser furnish
fl W per cont interest per snnum frohl date and
special mortgage the property sold until final
Jay IN es.h the OF priosee sSers s sna
dollars; and, furthermore. the state. parish
aud municipal taxes, the amount Of which is not
KuaRNB wAeaAMAN.
Civil Sheriff of the Parrish Of Orleans.
Thomas Miles vs.. Oliver Canton, sr.
Il Of Orleans. No. 43.399.-By virtue of . writ Of
seizure and sale to me directed by the honorable
Cno FO0fCn Dl6lflCL COurt IOF Tie p0roh OF
Orleans, in the above entitled cause, will pro-
coed to sell at public auction. at the Mer.
chants and Auctioneers Exchange ROvsl sire ct
between Canal and CustomhOuse streets in the
Second District of this city. on WEDNESDAY,
April IA. 1875. ut twelve o'clock n, the following
described property, to wit
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, with all the
buildings and improvements thereon and appur-
tenanees thereof, situated in the First Municipal.
ty, the Second District Of this city, designated
by the number two of the square comprised within
Hospital, Gallatn Barracks streets and the public
road, according to aplan drawn by Louis Nurgi
late surveyor, the tenth Of February. l847, an
nexed 70 an act Of the twentieth of February l84T
passed before the late Lucien Hermann. notary
public in this city, the said lot Of ground forms the
corner of Hospital and Gallatn streets. and meas.
urea. In American measure. according to said plan,
twenty six feet three inches frent on Gallatin
etreet. forty eight feet SEVEN inches in depth and
front on said Hospital street, fOrtysix feet seven
inches in depth on the linz dividing said property
from lot number three on tine aforesaid pl .n and
twenty six feet two inches in the OH the line
dividing said lot from lot number on sad plan.
And which prdperty was 4uirod by defendant
herein BY purchase from samuel K0ln, per act
passed before Amadee Dncatel, a notary public In
shis rity, on the fourteenth of April, l847
Seized in the above suit.
Terns-Cash on he spot.
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orlesns
ynh13 q 27 an1a
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

Below high water mark Of 1874.
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Meteorological Report.

OFFICE NKrkoROLOGICAL OBslRvRR,
New Orleans April IL. 1875.
The following 10 the report Of the weather
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E'<VHNE W AQUA
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish of Orleans.
ans Ia Is my8
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NIerchants' Mutual lssurance COMPANY
Vi. George Craran.

EOGBNR WAGGAMAN,
spA 81 Is Civil Sheriff OF the PAr,s., III Uriesns
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u FINANCE. col CU..
New Orleans Bulletin, advertising no.
tees relative to licenses, taxes and bonds,
approved by the Department of Finance,
b. Bloomfield & Co., stationery, ETC., for
the Superior Criminal Court, in the month
of April. 1875, as per bill approved by the
judge OF said court, $32 80.
New Orleans Republican Printing Com
pany, printing, binding, etc, $50 copies re-
port of the Department OF Pablo Accounts,
approved, $500 50; advertising prop osals
proved. $40.
A. w. Hyatt, letter book for the Depart
ment of Assessments, approved, 81:
Ladies of Providence, corner OF Esplan-
ade and Miro streets, twenty-One inmates,
allowance for charity for the quarter end
ing March 81, 1875, SIS.
William Pagan criminafssheriff, for fees
and costs in sundry criminal cases in the
Superior Criminal Court, for the month of
March, 1873, as per bill approved by the
Judge of said court, $l62 IS.
H. Birrcher, lock for the Department of
Commerce. approved, So 50.
William l. Thompson, fifth justice of the
peace, for fees in criminal cases for the
month of March. 1875, a. per bill approved
for S2i5 30, subject to q credit OF $52 for
fines collected during said month.
William C. Sweet, constable Fifth Justice
Court, for fees in. criminal cases for the
month Of March, 1875, rs per bill approved
tor 5000.
An ordinance providing for the payment of
the several accounts therein named.
Be it ordained, That the following appro-
priations be and are hereby made.
and that the Administrators OF Pub
lie Accounts warrant on the Admins
traitor Of Finance IN payment Of the came,
whenever there shall Be- money in the city
treasury to the credit Of the appropriate
fund for each account, from the revenues
Of the year 1874, and mot otherwise ap-
peoPsiaeed:
j. B. Walton. in full for commissions and
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Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
mh30 apl4 10 myl
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Leon GOdchnux, Tutor Of tho Miners
Schwartz, We. Nicholas Heron.

VIvlI 0H6rIu OI ING PARISH OF OrIoAN0I
api4 ia Is myl5
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Levi j. Harris VI. ID. Major

EUGENE WAGGAMAN,'
apl4 II 81 IS Civil She. i'll for the Parrish ut Oresps
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4. King Cutler Va. Mrs. Widow Mary
3. Wheyiand.

EUUKNK WAGGAMAN,
Civil Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
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ECGkNB WAGGAMAN.
Civil Sheriff of the Parish Of Orleans.
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and rivers at 3:43 P. NJ, local time, to d,
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Paul Geipt Jr.. ard Octave Victor Fernnn.

ECU1FANr
Civil Sheriff OF the Parish OF Orleans
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-09-10
order Of PudJicUtiCn.
STATE OF MISSOURI, J..
COUNTY OF ANDREW, ."
E-fjfh uf tMiS ti.N tltpPnSpI

t.,tatr of Lewis Alien, deceased.
NOW ON THIS DAY COMES ALLFN HOLT,
IN Public Administrator for ANDREW county
in rhar.r,. of the + state of Lewis Allen deceased,
and presents Ia the Court his petition praying
for an orCvr for the sale of certain itrI Estate,
Of (which S2idIcWio Allen died sliced, describe
ct as follows, tn-Wit:
Fliiy-fOur acres OF land, cOHlnlcncir: At Il Ger
tain rock tilty-four rods west lfum tee south
east Garner Of section thirtl-livr, Go, il Flown
SHIN siNty-on", CD, of itanGr thIrty-fuur, go ,
running thence north one hundred and SIXTY
ruH~ to Il rock, thence WC-t ~iiiiy-.Our rnti-,
thence south one hundred AMI ~iNty rods, thence
eat iiIty-lpur rods to the place Of beg ming, be
tm@! Il Section thirly-fiVc, Township ,iNty-cnc,
Of iS"nGc thITty-iour, in Andrew county, state
of Missouri, II pay the debit ot ~ald ceat", which
SIi,; ]a}ctitinn WAS accompanied by The accounts,
lists and inventories is T. iulrcG 10y laN, show
inG that said estate = intrh;rd and that SAID
debts are unplsi, and that liner" are not sulii-
clrat aN~"tS on hand {" pay ihe same.
ON examination thereof. it j. 0r,ier1l by the
Court, That all persons interested in thc estate of
said deceased be notified. that application -
aforesaid, has been made, and that ImIc,s tie
contrary hc shown on or before the ilol day of
the next term Of this Court, 10 be hclC onthr 20th
day September next. an order Will bc na'iv irr
the sale of the Real Estate in said PETITION lie
S"rjbcd, or 50 much thereof Us Shall ," %sunicicm,
tnr the paymcn ufsaid debts and liz EXPENSES
of ~,lch sale.
And it is further ordered that this notice b,
published III ~"In" newspaper published in said
count! of Andrew ipriour weeks lEIpr 10 The
next term Of This Court
STATE OF hI,
COUNTY OF ANDEEW.
l.. j Il. Caldwell, judy" of Tro1;tc, in and
for SAID county, hereby certify that he for, GO
ing i Il true copy "i HE "i'lcr therein sci FORT.
t. 1u!ly "a the SAME remains OF r,cUld in my Of
lice.
49, Witness nay hand and Official seal this
Is ,3lat day "t July, 10.
49, j. K. CALDWELL,
judge Of rrubate.
August &, I>TJ-no +2-w4.
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Mortgage SUE.

XTIHEREAS, STILWELL TRUEX AND
w Catharine Truck, his wife, Jane Sharp and
Samuel Sharp, her husband, by their mortgage
deed, dated the third day of October, \. d,
1874, and recorded in book 30, ut pages $3.50, in
the Office of the Recorder of Deeds for Andrew
county, Missouri, conveyed to james Couch,
the following described real estate, lying and
being in Andrew county, Missouri, tO-Wt: The
undivided fOur-scvenths of the following des-
Cribed lots, tracts, or parcels of land, Situate in
theCOunty of Andrew and State of Missouri
that Is to say, riie east Halt OF the northwest
qpartcr, and the southwest quarter at the north
west quarter of section tWenty-SlN, In township
mty-nine, of range thirty-siX, and Il par! Of lot
four, of fractional section tWentE-SCIcn, in
township fifty-ninr, of range thlrty-slN, begin
ming at the northeast corner OF said lot, and run
ming west forty rods, thence nearly southwest
along Il ditch, SiNty-five rods, to the Nttia way
Slough, thence down the Slough to the southeast
corner OF said lot, SpVcnty-nInc rods, thence
north one hundred rods to the place OF begin
ming the above described lots, tracts or par
GELS of land, containing one hundred and fifty
and tWcnty-Sryen f0rticthS acres, mOrcOr less,
the undivided tOur-sevenths of which il hereby
conveyed, which said conveyance WAS made TO
secure the payment Ola certain promiSsuy note,
in said mortgage de.d described,
And, Whereas, default has been mad, ia the
payment of said note, together with the interest
thereon, and the same remains due and unpaid,
Now, therefore,, III pursuance OF the plOylSlOnS
of said mortgage deed, ami by virtue of the
power therein contained. and given, and at the
request of Caroline liink!c, The legal holder Of
said note, and her husband, Lewis Il. lhnkIe,
the underSigncd, Sheriff Of Andrew county,
Missouri, VIII Oh
IHcsday, Ne1M day Of September, 1875.
at the south door of The Court House, il Savan-
nah, AMdrcW county, Missouri, between the
hUUrS of nine O'Clock in the forenoon md five
O'Clock i'll the afternoon of that day. sell the
above described real estate AT public %ycHluc, to
The higher bidder, for cash in hand, 1orthc pur-
poses in SAID mortgage decd set forth.
J.. II. CARTER. Shritr
Andrew COMFY, Mo.
August 18th, S15-nof3-iJi
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NNeriH"s SUE.

WEEisEA>, ROBERT CNIN, Ii HIS CEt-
w tam Mortgage Deed Gated February fret l..
ID. one '!i"u>and eight ]hIH.trc't ANA fifty nine,
and recorded IN book :, rba@rtii, II the Ollie" "t
Ia" itccU"icr ui Deeds OF \ M'irrW county, Nl~-
>ouri. conveyed to said county of Andrew, the
following described real estate, situate, lying
and being in the county aforesaid, tp-Wlt:
Tie northwest quarter of thr southeast quarter
Of section NJ. fVcnly-onr, (-J, III Township
20. nItN-vi-iif. Lj>J, of Range No. tlITtY-iuUr,
CiB which SAID CONVEYANCE WIS made Il, secure
In pIr mrnt OF i certain bond rA"cUtrtt hy si'nl
!suirrr. Gain to The ~aIl count, Of Andrew 80
the use If the inhabitants thereof 'or school par
ro-c-. Tor the sum oI IL hrr'tl "i and si\JN dol
lar. dated February first itGi. anc payable OH
thr Iirst day "l February thereafter " it'll zen per
cent interest thereon from date anti i:ii't, AM!
containing til" further >!ipulatirn> nat It tn" III
rrr,~t b" not paid when II brc"llr> due, il s.#l
bear Interest =: the same rat" ~ principal, - IN
-ai' Mortgage Deed described,
Nnt whereas. 1t i provided in sid Mortgage
Decd, ihat ! / default Shall hr made i'll III" pay
mrH, 81 the principal 81 interest ,lc and ,Il:r-
bile accounting L" the tcn". and ,iirct oi>aid bond
above rrrItrd, the Sheriff OF said county of IN
drew may WijhU"! Hu} sun on Sait mortgage
proceed - sell the above described Ein, or any
part thereof to satisfy thr principal and Interest
at said bond, ami make an ahs"iI!" conveyance
thereof IL Zee 10 the purchaser: And whereas,
the ,aId bond t0@cthrI with the interest due
thereon remains due amt unpaid,
Therefore, /, Leroy d. carter, ~ncriT of the
county OF .Artfrw and ~tltc OF Missouri Ivy viz
tue al tn" premise atn", aud, AMI ui ~ order If
the County Court Of >L.G county nladc 1T the III
lya ipurIcd term thereof, tO-Wit: August lG.il.
$50, :Int to me GifcCi"i ana tl"ilVCICtt, have
levied u,"n and seized all the right, ti,lr and IN
te"c>i of the said Robert Cain in all to The above
described real estate, and will on
~Sat"rday, the IN dny Of September,
$50. at the Court House door. IL the city of Sa-
vannai., county oi Andrew. and STATE of ii i-sou-
= .t.fA-t,p f,t.l nplS # niIl.s n'pifprE n lI,a lore
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he Paris Mercury saws:

The Paris Mercury says: Last
week Thomas Willis vas t%hreshing
wheat for Andrew J. and T.. Jones,
about 4 miles west of Paris, when
they fired some straw to find a tap
which had been lost. Surprising they
had extinguished the fire, they left
for a short time. Upon their return
they found that three stacks of wheat
lover 100 buy and the thresher had
been consumed. The machine was
worth about $500 and belonged to
Mr.. Willis. We sympathize with
these gentlemen for their losses.
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TERMS OF >ALE.-Dnc-third cash, and balance
OF purchase money secured 10y mortgage notes,
nearing ten per C.GI. mtvrcs; per dnnuIn, accord
IN 10 the terms Of III" lava governing the lOaning
If ne Common school Fund OF the county. Sale
l., DE hctwrCn the hours Of nine O'Clock III the
forenoon and live O'Clock III the afternoon, and
to Continur from day 10 day uniii all the lands
are sold. l.. ID. CARTER, >hcrln
August Il, iS15-td, of andrew CO, Mo.
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Northeast; corner PUilir Square, savannah
No. am now prepared - i'll orltrs t1r CEAI-
ErEEY WuuI., from Il good >clcr;i.H Of designs
ami material WORK Well aud promptly cAccu
ed. and Oh .I" M. { reasonable .crl-'s.
Mare. Jh. ir1-.-Iy.
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eral law, which is the foundation O ftrue
religion it would also be an additional
source of authority, harmonizing with
any act of God, in confirming moral
law. and most clearly affirming the ne
cessity Of revealed truth. together with
divine acts. attesting its truth, and COM
handing obedience; and with that rem
dering civil government authoritative,
bringing the worst of men under forci-
bic Subsection to the powers that be, for
it is probable, that without such fcrcible
restraint our suA1ferings from OUT fellow
men Would be intolerable5 and if suf-
fering is introduced into the world, by
men transgresSing upon feliow-men
il the innocent suffer most at the hands
o. the guilty if mans inhumanity to
man makes universal misery. can it be
called unreasonable, or unrighteous,
that God should make the guilty sntfer?:
And If any are made to suffer by the
NIllIlIl UIlS vi Al = > " Ilol,tIlStS LIN
thief whose property Is confiscated by
the government, or the drunkard, in
bringing ruin and disgrace upon their
families, &c, and while the greater
suffering is often borne by the innocent
and weak, does it appear unreasonable,
that God should hold every one person.
ally accountable to himself with the in
tention OF furnishing the guilty? And
if the great evils, which a1liict our race,
can bC traced TO mans disobediencc, it
may be shown not to be 4 strange
thing, that God should finally suppress
transgrcssion, by both great and certain
punishment, showing by His wrath up
on the guilty, 4 designed mercy to the
just, and if it is proven that sal hare
Sinncd," can we see any merit in refor-
nation, or do we by obedience, after
SHINING, convict ourselves OF guile
Reformation is 4 doubtful plea before a
human tribunal. Ont of res
pcct ior the law, the guilty must suf-
fer, or in his pardon, prove the trans
gressor greater than the law; and that
is the end of law, being p0wcrje$S: pen
itence or reformation by themselves
give 10 rational ground OF hope for par
don. The law, nOt the individual, JUS
titles. 1t is the law-giver that parlons.
The arm that is amputated is forever
lost, we may feel as though it were still
there, but ii is gone, if the laws of ma
ture are so ;ntlcXible that we must Suf-
fer on. what if we have sinncd, can W"
hope for pardon? Rcasontcll us that
pcu;tence is confession of guilt; and
reformation, Is self conviction and only
proves that the law without mercy will
seek the punishment OF the guilty. III
have siAucd, Universal gujIthas aWIk-
encd universal and fearful apprehe&-
sions of the future. Because we have
/ ~inIcd. shall we make to ourselves oar
ments OF lg leaves. Shall we hide in
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A Day Outside of the Church.
~ Christ be not risen, then is your faith
ran, ond yc are get IN your sins"

All mind is generically the same,
whether it be Gods mind, The mind of
an angel. or the mind of a man. A trath
IN the mind of an angel or a man, as
far Is that truth in its abstract sense is
considered, must be the same TO God;
heree If there be such a thing as q NOR
al government, such principles as may
constitute the nature of God, nust he
the basis Of any, and of all laws, by
winch men or angels are governed; and
It cannot be supposed a strange thing,
that the laws which govern angels in
Heaven, should be the same, in princi-
@ie, as those which govern men on
earth; or, that Il law adapted TO the ma
turc Of one man should be universal in
SIS obligation upon all; or, that man,
Immediately upon his creation, should
ne placed under the government of such
4 law or, that such Il law. should be
pcrpetnallE III authority, over all clea-
lures susceptible of moral government.
As Il disposition of goodness is manifes-
ted in I'LL of the works OF God, and ten
dcrncSS ana kindness shown to all His
creatures, it would appear reasonable
that God should require mercy and
GoodncsSto be shown by every subject
OF Ills government, to one another: ana
il appears that such 4 law is the basis of
the human conscience: and If it be found
that the intelligence of man recognizes
such L law, it is prcsumptiye evidence
that it is OF divine origin, and any act,
intcIliSible 10 4 and possible only 10
God, l.. confirmation Of such L law, must
bG accepted as ~reasOniblc; and any
ding done by man, or God, IN lis vindi-
cation, would appear not only as rcas-
enable, but perhaps as necessary. And
il It should appear necessary from the
conduct OF men that such q law need
ed some divine attcStation to make it
authoritative, We should not be surpriS-
ed at the manner in which God should
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VIZ" VI S'''e present o. J"-
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Taxpayers Attention.

NOTICE ISHEREBY GIEENTHAT
~ viii meet the taxpayers Of An
drew county, Missouri, at the following
times and places, for the purpose of re-
ceiving the taxes due on the Tax Books
for the year 1870, to-Wit:
Moberly's MIL, Monroe Township, September
IL, II, AMI Il.
Rochester, Rochester ZIP. Sept. 16, Il. and Is.
Flag Springs. Empire Tr., Sept. 20, q, and y.
WhiteSvillc, Platte Tp., Sept. p, "A, and %.
Bolck0w, Benton Up, sept. %.
Clay Center, Clay Tp. Sept. 80, and Oct. l and 2.
Fillmore, Jackson Tp., Oct. Z, :, and ..
Amazonia, Lincoln Up, Oct. II. Il, and Ii.
Beeler School House, Jefferson Up, October II,
II, and Is.
Coffmans School House, Washington Tp., Oct.
Is, -, and 30.
and thereafter at my Office i'll savannah.
w. b. ALLEN,
Collector of Andrew County, Mo.
Savannah, August 18th, lS75.
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