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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

TIT RsrAY. JlIY 7, ISlO.
COFFEE-Recepts OF Rio for the week ending THIS morning
w,r 1000 AlbatrOss 5000 bags Leanlrr and
5000 bags per Mandna sales for the same time embrace
24j bags Guiding 9sf3 bags Nerlmack IZuo
bags per Christina, Goal bags Abaross 1910 Days Per
IcOui ,sanOs) per Agil, 1000 bags per W. n
i6 bags per St Ursula and 1000 bags Per
Northern star irst hands in NewlOIk July /,
Roads O2l bags N Galveston 5000 bags; ~ savannah
1000 bags total 1896 bags anOat and loading Tor New
York - 900 bags other ports United states $500
bags total bags total stock and supplies for All
grades a good business IL passing AMI the market -
strong sales Of l2,9dl mats Java, eN sllndry YES
.rls. 2 900 mats singapore, sundry vessels, pr
yate terms; $3.50 bags haracaib0 1888 bags Costa
c 92 bags Iayuayra 400 bags Java 05 bags Manila 100
bags Santo sold in lots consumption within our
Wright and co.'s telegram dated Rio, June 80
ls advising: sales since 2ith inst $4,000 bags. -npmenis
IS bag. loading 1900 bags stock at date. ll2OOO
daily receipts $500 bags pllce, > so cN
change - M To-day there far demand for RIO. and
the market strong with the tendency toward higher
cn- sales 2,j23 bags per Johann, private
terms Cauhina, taken out 81 stock
and A. Bamur $50 bags per Adcan aud 1000 bags per
private quote ordinary cafgocs al
16ilg 62ci Fair Do 1ail s; Good do' lo9Io4c'' rro
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

W.
At the annual meeting of the New-Orleans, II.
Louis and Chicago Railroad Company, held to-day
NJ 90 Nassau-st New York the old Board was sub
stantially reflected II. 5. McComb was unaDl-
mou,ly reelected President = II. Edgar and y. NJ.
West reelected Vice-Prcsidents. H. SchareS reelected
Treasurer VIM. Calhoun reelected Secretary, Gen. X.
T. Nicely reelected Assistant Secretary. Executive
Committec-Wm. II. Osborn Junius b. Alexander,
Jacob = Rogers VIM. Ii. Macy, II. ;. McComb, iresi-
dent.
Messr,. Win,low Lanier & Co. are paying the
coupons and interest of some 80 different corpora
tons Attention is called to their advertisement Ill
another column.
The Niagara Fire Insurance Company announce
scmi-annual dividend of per cent.
The Hoffman Fire Insurance Company announce
dividend of , per cent, payable on demand.
The Lorillard Insurance Company announce a
sc,ni-annual dividend of per cent. payable on
demand
The Star Fire Insurance Company will pay semi
annual dividend of per cent. and an extra dividend
of 2ls per cent demand
The Empire City Insurance Company have de-
clarrd a semi-annual dividend of per cent.
The Kings Comfy Fire Insurance Company have
this day declared semi-annual dividend OF 10 per
cent.
The following is an official report of the proceed
ing, at a meeting of the Executive Committee oi the
Lake shore and Michigan Southern Railway Com
pany, held to-day:
Al meeting Of the Executive Committee OF inc Lake
shore and Michigan Southern Railway Company. held
July l-75 q statement from the Auditor O me Com
pany presented, rs follows; seoro oo
Operating cxp@n-es and jid5,O0o
:, ,-s 900
Interest ON bonie,i debt leases Of branch roads. and
dividend payable aug l. 1876, ON guaranteed stock li-oooO
p, <,1OD0
The o, in earnings compared with the irs half OF lol
j. follows: go, 800
freight FL
lelth'
On mails express and miscellaneous ldo320
The los. on freight Is made up ~ follows: 1000.
Dminuiiou volume js per cent? -.g57S1
prices business done az per cen..''- O''Hol
Total I'Joo,' II
The average per ton per mile on fieigt mas Dech
in $50 or cents; in 1874, Il ~ cents.
The cost of steel rails IN eNrr-- OF the value Oi the
iron for which they were sal. .tutod, during the SIX
months l. included In operating expenses.
The Company has secured all the steel rails that VIII
he required during the rest of the year under cOtra
Ia pan for old iron rails which are now ON hand
80 that no Apendilure OF money Will be necessary Tor
this important Item.
Wherenpon the following adopted:
Hesored dividend bo declared from the business
for the 81 months ending with June 80. 1873.
Published 10y order OF the Committee.
r. ID. WORCESTER, Secretary.
The Philadelphia stock market ls steady; Penn
sylyana 6s third issue, 1l3 Philadelphia and Erie
Railroad, 2Oal; Reading Railroad 55+ Pennsy-
vanis Railroad 49,. Gold. 1T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

TALLOW y FIRM with sales Of 2oUcu n ~ Sc.
WHISKY coscl shaic stronger with far inquiry saes
D, l7j OJ.s. q; 81 l9'2ItI 20.
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ATOdl. 1T HIL IVIaa-
enirts Turpentiue ..... g9l 2945 49Jo
h.


OIIS-Iiuseed s quiet at 63a6ic from crushers banda
Crule steady and in Unite. demand Menharn
dnll and roninal al sound Lard steady with
ANAL Trade demand. other OILS are dull
PITROIEI M-Rrnncd Is nTmeT with limited demand ~
l9c spot and 18th July Cases steady A. lIc
with moderate inquiry. Crude 10 stronger with very ns
transirnc. &c. for spot and mont To bi-c iOf july
Naphtha dull at former pIicess'sc for prompt delivery A.
enned moderate request 2c for spot and
l!c bid for 18th Of month DO at Baltimore, 2c BID s
received day. follows rtusye quiet but nru a
27QSl 2a5, on city qae nrfn, at II y =; Rouse
vile auet but steady 81 2Sat Parkers quiet seaiyi
United, 81 0! shipments IL 80; lidodte beter-saie@
VISIONS-The Pork market s less active and closes
weak sales $40 bbs. at $50 IS $40 81 " Job lots 20
bb go -. cash; 80 bDls Family ~ VI 0Odf2z;
do, seller August, At SO 1O1t3O 90 Beet y
sales Of TO bbs al sJdSJ 30 for Pam bless tl qte
for Packet SlJ0s so for Family IeTce Ecof IS steady Dnt
quiet Beef Hams inactive but rny held Al tlOds%l 30
Cut less active but firm SAT- OF 5000 Yioos
III g ~ Fresh hO1leTs O4c for l1l klrd do 20
small lots 50 boxes Heavy Bellies al Ia Bacon
i in moderate demand and steady sales O - boxes city Long
clear At ~ and 80 boxes CITY short kD Al II &C. Dressed
Hoo nTlncr sales 9Aa9c. Lard il less active and
weaker closing very tame especially i0r the future sales q
gOOfc- city l2S; IS ties. Western Sran lic ~
Kctle Rendered, ll4ci 'or future delivery We near
1850 tcs seller August, l3'sal3lIgc 1000 tcs, seller
september, 1921 n "a nc. -
b TTER-Tho market for State has chang but little since
our last iirkns good demand large supply has been
taken south Pals IN fun supply ana Prices avor
somewhat. Western under the more liberal TO-
ccpt easier Nothing doing for Europe Stock IL aecumu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

Despite further suspensions, reported by the cable
to-day in London, the appearance of the markets
was decidedly favorable, and British consois I'M
proved lsali per cent. United States bonds were
also finn AT good prices, and money less dlincult'
three months discounts being reported at 81. The
Bank Of England directors made no change III the
minimum rate of discount, and il stands at 3i2 per
cent. The proportion of reserve to liabilities
which was last week 1915 per cent i, now 80. The
Bank during the week made gain on balance of
81 ,549, 900. and to-day further gam OF t7o'oOo.
The Bank of France lost during the week 1j,i52,ooO
francs. The home markets were in no way inlili-
enced by foreign dispatches. The first Treasury ale
of gold under the new July programme elected
eleven bids amounting to T2,475,OOO, ut prices
ranging from 1866 to 1lG.93 The award OF
II 900. 900 was made at 11G.sSl2 TO 1903. HE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

ESpSTt 500 500 2S &c 53;99
Total ................... so 2G7 i,lO7
For fuur' delivery the market advanced vi sc ~ with
Only lin demand sales O.lows all On basis OF Low
SSrs yesterday after mJnly 1000 l5'se August,
December poo lilo 200. Is ~, - to''l LOO bales
Il e S~petnTer lisi.c; 0ciobeT fibs Ii1c Noycrn,
her l4te Dseemhyr iigaltsse, Japglary l4n n4
i5sg iIl9c Msy lj2d lji7rc Market quiet and steady
sales To-Day up to EmTiay lo2 6's; oo2 9ad ~ Au.
i06 lj'iec 500 l5'gsc.; 400 lj'gc. Loo 5iszc SIP
,@'g r., 500 j 100 da c c pcctn aSe i 2o SsS
January POO linlec; 800. Hsia,c February, 100 g
April 800 lj'isc. Total ll-OO bales Grand Total l14OO
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Flour i' more gen;
the market J. stronger shipping brands are heli
above the Of buyers. Trade and Family brands are
stronger No Supreme held higher. At the close the
m %fhg and hs gr, .as Of 1000 bbs We quote
S NE nine: ga % wm is wheaiI1 'O''' -
state Fancy IIds. } 4Oa 80 and Michigan. 25o d 90
Extras -... 100 As st Louis single 49, . -
Mnneso'a Exits $50 49,, Extra ....,-,. tOd 10
Min linn" "New Extra. -. 8 sOd 50
Process $500. ) Asa 90 II IoIis Triple
spring Wheat Genesee EI BIDS 7Oa 20
Extras ...... ) j0G 5 20 Minneapolis Com
Ext Amber Ind. t0Ch0lce kNla oOa ~
ohio and Mich. 8 700 8 90 Minneapolis Fan.
Ohio. Ind and cy Bakers. 80. 700 8 Is
Ills ~uprrine. 55a 4 10 Minnpoll New
Ohio nd. Hoop, Process "....... . 300 . W
southern Flour is in fair demand, is held higher. but the
the close sirong
grades but not ACTIVE sales Of 500 obls We gllote;
BAIT. Alex. and Clown mixed to ooi saDr. 5Sst 70
Bait. Alex: and Gtown Extra aud Family. 500 90
Richmond EatrA 5o6 %
baltimore Howard ST. brands $50 90
KSe Flour i, ~ rar dewand ana /. hrm sales Of ses
nbls. eoguJte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

COTTON -There business passing in spot Cotton,
and with NOR favorable from Liverpool prices advanced
- - n at which III market closes steady receipts at ne
AL bales this day last week, lifi
bales al. 800 bales; consolidated nv" days.
re ,iuts Q bales exports Great Britain, O,l3S bales.
xp,Tis Ia the Continent l226i bales stock in New Ork
lO, 40 bales conSul dated stock. Z0o.1Oi bales.
standard OF ciassnca'iDn IN force sept
i-7i Upland Cotton m store RAINING In qday not
more than half grade above or below the grade 1npiel
0rlinarv AL street Good Ordinary. 10 Mildng. l57
,.,.sJ f,ri III Law Mdtlng 10, Good Jil,l7
fLri.r Inf 81 n
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oYf1CIAL REPORT " J: STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
JTLY /, 1878.


GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT - 1Ol4 O'CLOCK
AND HE O'CLOCK A. VI.
L : 6s. Registered 1881 Gs Currency ,,oo,-
2uOOO ..... ......l2l 50 OUU............ -bcI22l2
Z : -. Registered, 1881
10000 ...........l2.1l1p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

There no change IN 'le foreign 'A'idnSc mar
ket and nominal rates were a. given below. Actual
working rates were on the basis of ~ sGl24Si -
for 80 DAYS only. and - s9lsa ~ 90 for short
SIGHT Gold opcned easier at 1863, but after an
honr stifencd up 10 IL, remaining at this price
almost all dav There was speculative feature
to the market. On gold loans the rates were
fiat. .. and ] per cent paid for borrowing.
The specie shipments 100000, of which
SojO 600 were gold com. The Assistant Treasurer
paid out $3.50 900 in July coin interest IA total OF
81 O93, 900, and redeemed S136OOO i'll called Five
twenty bonds The days business at the Gold Tx
change Bank covered
.olt cleared ... ................ s32. SOl. 900
ooit tsIarce. .................. lOl2.46l
Currency balances i''So'-fN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-07-02

The public debt statement for the month ending
June 30 shows decrease of the Indebtedness
amounting to 1,i31, go for the month. The FOL
lowing is a rccapitulation of the statement:
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-12-17
WOft6uoe Sale.

"HEREAS a. MINOR STILLWELL AND
w Josephine StillWcll, his wife, lay their
Mortgage Deed, with power of sale. dated on
the 2Sth day of February, ISL. and recorded at
Page % of Mortgage Record No. II, in the Of
flee of The Recorder of Deeds OF Andrew county,
in the State of Missouri, conveyed 10 tn" under
signed, N0rtgaget, the following described real
estate situate in the county OF Andrew, and
STATE OF Missouri, Io-wit:
The southeast quarter Ofthp Northeast quar-
ter ot section No. Thirty, in Township sixty, of
Range ihirtE-three, containing forty acres mere
or less: Which said Mortgage Deed WIS made
To secure the payment of IL certain ~prOnis>Ory
note in said Deed described,
And, whereas, SAID pr"IHiSSOry note with the
interest thereon remains due and unpaid accor-
ding To the tenor and effect of said note, Now,
therefore. under the provisions of said deed and
by virtue of the power thel Elm contained, the nm
dcrsiEncd, Mortgage, viii offer said Real estate
for sale at public vcnduc to the highest bidder,
for cash III hand, at the South door of the Court
House, in the city of savannah. Andrew county
State OF Missouri, between The hours of ten
O'Clock in the forenoon and five O'Clock i0 the
afternoon, on
THURSDAY. THE 23RD Day OF DE-
GENDER, 1915,
for the purposes mentioned in said Mortgage
Deed.
Given under my hand, October Goth, 1875.
HARRIET y. WHITE,
Mortgage.
Savannah, Oct. -, lS,J- nnl-tdS.
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STRAY NOTICE.

TAKEN Up by William III. Moran, living in
L Empire township, Andrew CO., Mo-, Oct.
2G, lo15, as stwiy, one COW, supposed to be 8
Years old last spring marked with an underbit in
both ears-rcd and white ~Speckled COW the
sides mostly rrd-brand,d on the left hip and
cant tell what il is; Il large bel! on, and L lump
on the bag, no other marks or brands lrrceiva-
Die. Appraised at fifteen dollars, By Robinson
i'istOic and Luther Carter, who We're duly sworn
by me tor that purpose. \ true copy from my
stray book. Posted before me this LIST day of
November, $50. JOS. TANNING,
Justice Of the Peace for Empire Township.
November y. lSO5.
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Guardians Notice.

INC all whom it may concern: Notice is here
i by given that the undersigned WAS ON the
18th day of October, 1875, by the Probate Court
of Andrew county and State of Missouri, duly
appointed Guardian, OF the person and estate Of
IA rah Truck, Il person legally adjudged To Sc
of unsOund mind and incapable of managing her
affairs, and that he has qualified as such Guar
dian. JOSHUA BOND, Guardian.
NnY. L.. lSIl-nnt-MI.
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administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has obtained letters of Administration on
tn" Estate IF Christian Brict, deceased, from
the Probate Court of Andrew county, Missouri,
bearing dale November 9Th, 1875.
All persons having claims against sail estate
are required to exhibit them for allowance to the
administrator within one year after date of said
letters or they may be preciudri from any benc-
lit of such estate: AMI if such claims be not cX-
fihitcd within two years from tn" date OF said
letters they will tie forever barred.
JOSEPH T. .UNkINS, Administrator.
December 3. IS7A-3Ws nOG
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,UOyfG0oe Sale.

WHEREAS. LEWIS q. IIINKL.E. BY Ills
w Mortgage Decd. HIrcd October ith. i>14.
and Recorded IN Book -, =! ia%r :k,1. in the Oh
lie" of the Recorder of Deeds for Andrew CaGu-
~, Missouri. conveyed Ia Joshua Bond and
John K. Bond. thr following Lot AMI iir.l -
tate tu-Wit:
Lot Ii, III Block ., in the town of Aaaz"nil.
in the County of Andrew and State OF Missouri:
which said Mortgage and ConI cyancc Wa~ madt.
Ia secure the payment of Il certain pr0ni~rory
note III sand Mortgage Decd described. And,
whereas. d,i fault has been made in the payment
of SAID note amt the Interest thereon and the
SAINT remains due AMI unpaid,
Now, therefore. i'll pursuance of the prOvis-
ions OF said Mortgage Deed and by virtue of the
power AMI authority plcrtIn given ami contain
rd and M IN" Request "f John X. Bond, the legal
holder of said note, /. the undersigned, sheriff
OF Andrew County, Missouri, VIII on
TUESDAY, THE 2lST DAY or DE-
CENBER, 1870,
ut the South Door of The Court House, in the
City OF savannah, Andrew County, State %!
Missouri, between the hours Of O'Clock in the
forenoon and = O'Clock IN the afternoon Of that
day sell TN, above describ,rt Real Estate 1T pub
lie vendur To the highest bidder, for cash in
han'l, foI the purpose, i'll said Mortgage Deed
sci forth. l.. ID. CARTER, She'll i'll
of Andrew County, Mo.
Nov. y, S1J-nO4-tls.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by James Meek, living in
Empire Township, in Andrew County,
Missouri, IN 18th day OF November, a.
ID. 1873, One steer. three years old, red,
with white spots, star in the forehead.
marked with slit in the right ear, no
.,ther marks OF brands. Appraised at
twenty dollars, by James Woodrum
and David Bonham. A true copy from
Eay Stray Book.
j. w. PIERCE. J. p.
For Empire Township.
Dec. 10, 1S7j-nOS-w4*.
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Stray Notice.

TAKEN mp by VI. W. Caplcs, living in Lin
1 coin township. in Andrew County, Missouri,
on the 18th day of November \. ID. lS15: one red
and white speckle'i steer, stag horns,) marked
with u smooth crop OF ofthc right and slit in the
lett ear, and about three years old. Appraised
at fifteen dollars, by Joseph W. Young and
Francis VI. Perkins. 4 true copy from my Stray
Book. +. Il. STIN~ON, }. =.
For Lincoln Township.
Dec. ;, 'T5-no,-W4s
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l., AL
~ cNander X. Martin, guardian and curator of
Jacob J. Bean. minor heir of Criah Bean, de
ceased, will apply on the first day of the next
December term of the Andrew county Probate
Court. for IL final settlement of his guardianship
and curator>hip. All those interested are nUti-
fed to be present.
ALEXANDER X. MARTIN,
Guardian and Curator.
Oct. -, lS15-w4-nol
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Final Settlement.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all creditors and
~ others interested in the estate of Mary Cush-
ing, deceased, that the und ersigncd, Admins
TRAITOR of SAID estate, will make final settlement
thereof ut the next term Probate Court, of An
drew county, TO be held IN savannah, on the
third Monday in December next.
ARD CUSHING,
Administrator.
Savannah, Nov. ~, lS7rno5-w4s
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Stray Notice.
STATE OF MISSOURI, o.
CoINTY OF ANDREW.

STATE OF MISSOURI, Is
COUNTY OF ANDREW,
Taken up by William Patton, living
in Empire Township, in Andrew Coun-
ty. on the 10Th day of November, 1919,
as a stray, one reddish brindie cow,
about eight or 9 years old. white on the
belly and a little white on the top OF
hips, marked with a crop off ofthc right
ear and swallow fork and under bit i'll
the left. no other marks or brands per-
ceivable, appraised at seventeen and tif-
ty cents, by William Floyd and Wiley
Logan, and sworn to before me for that
purpose, this Doth day of Nov. 1915.
VINCENT WILSON, j. 2.
Dec. 10, 1S7J-nOS Wis.
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Stray Notice.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF ANDREW. ~

Taken up as Il stray, by Ephriam My
ers, living in Platte Township. in An
drew county, on the seventh day of No
vember, 1873, one black mare mule
supposed to be n or two years old
last spring, has a brown nose. about
thirteen hands high, no other marks or
brands perceivable. Appraised at thir-
ty-fiye dollars by John T. Bailey and
John w. Popplewell, and sworn to be-
fore me this 18th day of November. 1919.
VINCENT WILSON, }. p.
Dec. 3, '7j--no1--w4*.
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NOND1I. TIE 17TW DdI on jim
TIRT. 1876.


between the hours Of eight O'Clock in the fore
noon and sin O'Clock III the afternoon of that
day, at the Court House, III the City of savannah
in said County, and during The session of the
Probs IL Court OF said County of Andrew, sell at
public auction, all the right. title and interest,
Of the said Sarah TrucN, III and to the Real Is
tate hereinafter described, thu Is to say the I'M
divided Onr-seyenth part of the following lies
crihcd Real Estate situate in the County of An
drew and state of Missouri to-wit:
The East Hall Of The Northwest quarter. and
the southwest quarter oftht Northwest quarter
Of Section tWenty-SiX, IN Township tifty-Dinc
and Range thirty-siN, and part of lot four, a.
of fractional Section tWcnty-Seyen. in Township
fiffy-nint, Of Range thIrtJ sin; bounded As fol-
lows: beginning ut the Northeast corner of SAID
lot number four, a. and running thence west
forty rods: thence nearly Southwest along Il
ditch slXty-:ve rods Ia the NOdaway Slough,
thence down the Slough seventy-nine rods to the
Southeast corner of said lot: thence North one
hundred rods to the place Oh beginning; all Of
which IL to he sold subject to the dover of Mary
Truck therein; and tcIfnS. To the highest bidder
for one-hIlf"fthe selling price. cash III hand,
and onc-hzif III twelve months, and the deferred
payment Sd be secured by mortgage, and the
note therefor tohear ten per cent. interest per
annlllR from date of same until paid; for the
purposes in said order mentioned.
JOSHUA BOND, Guardian.
Dee IN '-C-nns-rtS
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Chemical Paint.

Purest White. and any desired shade
or color, mixed ready for use. Durable,
Beautiful, WATERPROOF and Economical.
Sold by COOPER Il GREENLEE.
Savannah. Sept. y. 1S7j-3ms.
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NOrtS0Se Sale.

WHEREAS, Samuel j. Hunter and Emc-
w line Hunter, his wife. ot the County
OF Andrew, and State of Missouri,
by their certain Mortgage Deed, dated the 22nd
day OF October, 1870. and recorded in the Re
c%or'icr'S Office of Andrew County, in Record
Book 10, Page 4J6, conveyed TO George W. sam
uelo, of the County of Buchanan, state aforesaid
all his right, title, interest and estate, in and To
the County of Andrew, State of Missouri, viz:
two, the north half of the northeast quarter of
west quarter of section thirty-One, of Township
No. sixty, of range No. thirty-four; Also the
north half of the n"rtheast quarter of the norIu-
east quarter OF section thirty-Siy, of township
sixty, OF range thirty-iive, containing III
acres, more or less Which SAID convey
ancc was made i'm trust to secure the payment
of a certain prOmiSs0ry note IN said deed dcS-
rribcd. And, whereas. said note has become
due and is I'm paid. Now, therefore, in accor-
dance with the provisions of said Mortgage
Deed, and ut the request Of the legal holder Of
sal note, | shall proceed To sell the above des-
crlhed Real Estate, at The south ioOr OF the Court
House. in the city ofSavannah, in the County
ol Andrew, state aforesaid |. the highest bld-
der, for cash, nj public auction, on
TUESD1I, THE 47U DAY or JtN-
U1RI, 1876,
between the hours of nine i'm the forenoon and
live in the afternoon of that day, to satisfy saIt
note, together with the cost and expense of eXe-
cutting this trust. l.. ID. CARTER,
Sheriff Of Andrew County, Mo.