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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-04
Struy NUtice.

Taken up by Christopher Steigler, liv-
ing in Nodaway township, in Andrew
:" unity, Missouri. ON the 18th day of
January. A. ID. 1876. one dark red COW.
with II star in her forehead and crop
off of the left ear and II split in the right.
branded on lett hip too dim to make
ont, white belly, both hind legs white
nearly up to the knees, and bush of her
tail white, seven or eight years old. Ap
praised at sixteen dollars by VIM. H..
Rodgers ard Adam Writers. A true
copy liom my Stray Book.
j b. Majors, j. p,
For Nodaway Township.
Jan. 2S, '76--nol5-wi.
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Str0y Nrtice.

Taken up by David Rodkey. of Platte
township. Andrew county, Missouri, ON
the first day of December, 1873. one
horse mule collage about seven mcnths.
color black, with IL brown nose, size
small, no brands or marks perreivaale.
ut twenty dollars. by l.. NJ.
Hickey and Josiah Newburn who were
duly sworn by me tor that purpose.
Given under my hand this Eleventh
day of December, 1875.
S {. MCGEORGE,
.)rstic" at the Peace.
Jan. Z, T6-noi2-wit.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by Joseph r. Whidbee lv-
ing IN Nodaway township, in Andrew
County, Missouri, on the 18th day OF
December, A. ID. 1873, one red hrilcr,
two years old last spring, bush Of the
tail white, no other marks or brands
percrivahle, appraised at fifteen dollars
by John Dakn and William Adkins. A
true copy from my Stray Book.
JESSE JOHN, j. p.
For Nodaway Township.
Jan. Z, 76-nol2 wi.
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MOrtS0ge Sn/e Ot' ReUL ES-
tUte.

WHEREAS. XACHARIAH r. Nc
Durman and Amanda McDorman, his
wife. by their certain Mortgage iced. re-
corded in Book y. at Page 5ll. Records
of Andrew County. dated May Twelfth.
1874, conveyed to the undersigned, the
following described Real Estate, situate
in Andrew County. Missouri. to-wit:
The southwest quarter of The south
east quarter of Section twenty. .(2S)
in Township No. titty-nine, (5O. Of
Range No. thirt, four. CD. .f0i tain!nr
forty acres, more or less; who did con-
vclance was made to secure tdft, Snvrieut
of certain prOmlssory note therein de>-
cribed; And, whereas. it is provided in
said Deed that in case OF default in the
payment of said note, the undersigned
might proceed to sell the Real Estate
therein described. at the Court House
door in the city ofSavannah, first giving
thirty day. notice Of the time terms, and
place OF said sale, and the property to be
sold by advertisement in some newspa-
per published in the county, and State
aforesaid; And. whereas, default has
been made in the payment OF said note
and interest, Now. therefore. by virtue
of the power conferred on me by the
aforesaid Mortgage. and in pursuance Of
the terms thereof, | shall on
Tuesday. he 22d dag Of February, A. D..
1876, at the south door of the Court
House in the city of Savannah, Andrew
County. Missouri, proceed to sell the
aforesaid Real Estate, at public auction
and outcry to The highest bidder, for
cash in hand. for the purposes in said
Mortgage Deed set forth.
PllINEAS EDWARDS,
Mortgage.
Jan. 81. '7G-no1 4-tds.
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Stray Notice.

Taken up by Lee Gordon, living in
Jctlcl son Township, in Andrew County,
Missouri, on the 18th day oI December,
4. ID. 1875, dark bay mare, about
fourteen Years old, lett hind foot white
from the ankle down, blind in the lett
eye. II little white on the Lose, small
star in the forehead, no other marks or
brands pcrccivablc Appraised at TWEEN
ty-five dollars. by Green L. Gore and
George Il Stevenson. A true copy from
my Stray Book
JESSE JOHN, j. p.
For Nodaway Township.
Jan. 81, 76-nol4-w4.
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Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. Administrator of the Estate of
Evander McAgee. deceased. will. ut the
March term of the Probate Court of An
drew county, Missouri, commencing on
Monday. the 2O'h day of March, 1876,
make Final Settlement OF said estate.
ii. b. WATSON. Administrator.
Jan. %, T6 6-nolj-w,.
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Order of Publication.
Joel B. Schafer, Pltf.,

jackson Truck,
Rebecca Morris and
her husband, Richard
Morris, Defendants.
Now on this 29th day of January.
1876. comes the plaintiff in the above
entitled cause Joel B. Schaffcr, by John
Is. Majors, his attorney. before the urder-
signed, c ERIK of the Circuit Court of
Andrew county, Mo-, in vacation. and
Fl es his petition and affidavit stating
among other things that the above named
doiendaets are non-residcnts. 1t is
therefore ordered by the Clerk aforesaid
in vacation. that publication be made
notifying said defendants that an action
has been made against them, by petit
ton and attachment in the Circuit court
of Andrew county. State of Missouri.
founded on an an account paid by plain
tiff on lands of defendants. of forty-thrce
dollars and ninety cents Is 1890; that
their property is about to be attached.
and unless they be and appear at the
next term rf said court, to be holden at
the Courthouse in Savannah, within
the county of Andrew. on the 3d day of
Anril 1876, and on or before the sixth
day Of said term, if the same shall SO
long continue. and if not, then before
the end of said term, judgement will be
rendered against them and their proper
ty sold to satisfy rhe same. is further
ordered that copy hereof be published
in the Andrew County Republican
ewspapcr published in said county OF
Andrew, for four weeks succesSiyely, the
last insertion to be at least four weeks
before the commencement of the next
term of said court.
S. f. SkELY, Clerk.
By ADRIAN DOBBs. Deputy.
STATE OF MISSOURI,
County of Andrew.
I.Sn.As +. SEELY, Clerk of the Cir
cult court within and tor said county and
State, do hereby certify the above and
foregoing to be 4 true and c. mplrte COPY
Of the Order Of Publication in uhc case
Of Joel b. Schatfer vs.. jackson Truck,
Rebecco Morris aud Richard Morris. as
tho same remains on file in my Office.
49,, In testimony wherey', | here
; seal. to set my hand and afiix my of.
- fetal seal at my office.in Savan-
nah, Moths lst day of February 1876.
SILAS Il, SEELY. Clerk
BY ABRAM DoBBs, Deputy Clerk.
Feb. !; 165
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07 90 SAVANNAH MO-. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 4. 1876.
MNrtGaGe SUE.

WHEREAS. John Rodolph OFT. by his
certain Mortgage Deed, with power of
sale. dated March 18Th. S6S, and duly
recorded in the Deed Records,n the Re-
corder's Office. in the County Of Andrew,
and State of Missouri, in Book 10, at
Page Z, conveyed to Charles Deglew the
following described Real Estate, lying,
being. and situated in the County of An
drew, and State of Missouri, to.wit:
The northwest quarter of the north
east quarter of Section twenty-six. in
Township fifty-nine, of Range thirty.six,
Also the n ,rthwest half of the north
east quarte~ of the northeast quarter of
Section twenty.six in Township fifty
nine of Range thirty-six; which said
conveyance was made to secure the pay
ment OF certain promissory note in said
Mortgage Deed mentioned and described;
And, whereas, The said note and the
interest thereon from the 18th day OF
March, 1878, is now due and unpaid.
Now. Therefore. by virtue of the power
and authority in me vested by said Mort
gage Deed and at the request of Henri
etta Deglow. the legal holder of said
note. |, Leroy ID. Carter. Sheriff OF the
County Of Andrew. in the State Of Mis-.
souri, will. on
MONDAY, THE SIXTH DAY
or .NIRCU, 1876.
at the Court House in the city of Savan.
nah, in said County of Andrcwand State
of Missouri. proceed to sell the Real Es-
tate above described to the hi, hest bid
der for cash in hand, and apply the pro.
ceeds of such sale to the payment of said
note and the interest thereon and for the
purposes in said Mortgage Deed meu'
toned and set forth.
LEROY ID. CARTER.
Sheriff of Andr.w County, Missouri.
Jan. 2S, '76-nOl5-tds.
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Mortgage Sale Of Renl Is
tate.

WHEREAS DAVID BURNS AND MARY
with power of sale therein contained, bearing
date IN Ninth (9th,) day ufJunr, \. u. 1873,
and recorded in the Recorders Onicr of Andrew
County, IN the State OF Missouri, IN Book -, at
Page 3I5, conveyed To the Undersigned Mbrtga-
gee, certain Real Estate lying and bel Z situate
IN the County Of Andrew, IN the State OF MissOu-
Ri and described Hs follows, to-wit:
The south hall of the southwest quarter, and
the southwest uuiltrr of the southeast quarter of
section four, ~. and the northeast quarter OF
Inc northeast quart y ui section nine, iGJ, aud
lo, six, o), at the south asi fractional quarter oi
section three (3), all IN township iity y-nine, ()
~ range ihtiiy-iour, (lD containing lGD ucrrs; ;
Which said Mortgage Deed was made t. secure
the payment Oi u certain note therein described,
And, whereas, said note has become due and
with the interest tn, rcon remains I'M
paid, Now, therefore, notice Is hereby
given HAT /, the undersigned, Mortgugcc
shall in accordance with the terms aud
provisions oi SAID Mortgage Deed proceed to
-cil the real estate therein, an1 above dr>ci ibrd
at public yrndur to the highest bidder iur cash
ut the Court IL oiisc door IN the city of savannah,
County ol Andrew, state of Missouri, on
TUESDAY,, THE ljTH DAY OFFEB.
RFARY. Il. d. 1876,
between III" hours of ten O'Clock in the forenoon
AMI three O'Clock III the AFT, rnOon of SAID day Ia
satisfy the debt secured by said Mortgage Deed
and the costs oi sale.
CHARLES NJ. DAILY.
-. 49, Mortgage.
w. W. CALDWELL, AIRY for Mortgugcr
Jan IL, 'T6--nnl3--tds
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Order of Publication.
Jacob &. 5. Rinker, Plaintiff, J


Robert s. Rinker. Defendant.
Now onthe lst day Of February, 1876
comes the plaintiff Jacob &. s. Rinker,
by his attorney. Willi,m IIerren, before
the undersigned Clerk Of the Circuit
court of Andrew county. in vacation, and
lies his petition, stating among other
things that'the above named defendant.
Robert ). RiIker, is nonresident of
this State. 1t is therefore ordered by
the Clerk aforesaid, in vacation, that
publication be made notifying said de-
tcndnnt that an action has been com
menced against him, by petition, in the
Circuit court OF Andr W county, the OBJ
ject and general nature OF which is to
procure the judgement Of said court on a
prOmlsory note for the sum of two hun
dred and torty-tour dollars (S24D and
to tOreclose Il mortgage given to secure
the payment Of said note, on the west
half Of the southwest quarter of section
~, in township 81, range 36, and for the
order of said court for the sale of said
| tract of land or 50 much thereof as may
he necessary to satisfy such Judgement,
and that unless he be and appear at the
next term OF said court, to be holden in
the Courthouse in Savannah. in the
county Of Andrew, on the 3d day of
April. 1876, and on or before the third
| day Of said term, if the term shall 80
long continue, ard if not, then before
the end Of the term, judgement will he
rendered against han as prayed in plain
tiff $ petition, anu said real estate, sold
to satisfy the same. 1t Is further ordered
that ii copy hereof be published in the
Andrew County Republican. II newspa-
per published in said county, for fonr
weeks successively ly, the last insertion to
he at least four weeks before the com.
mencement Of the next term OF said
court. :. +. SEELY, Clerk.
BY ABRAM DoBBs, Deputy.
STATE OF MISSOURI, !
County of Andrew.
I, SILAs Il. SEELY, Clerk Of the Cir
cult court within and for said county
and State, do hereby certify the above
and foregoing to be true and complete
copy of the Order Of Publication in the
case Of Jacob &, S. Rinker VS.. Robert s.
Rnker, as fully as the same remains on
file in mo Office.
f~-, In testimony whereof, I here
seal, to set my hand and atix my Of
'~-' ficialseal, at my office, in Savan-
nah, Mo-, this lst day of February,lS76.
s. Il. SEELY, Clerk,
ABRAM DOBBs, Dept. Clerk.
Feb. 4, 76-nol6-w4.
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-ERUL Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Administrator of the Estate of
Benjamin ii. Wood, deceased, will, at
the March term of the Probate Court of
Andrew county, Mo-, commencing on
Monday, 10th day of March. 1876 make
Final Settlement of said estate.
j. S. F. WOOD, Administrator.
Jan, 2l, T6-w4-nOl4~.
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join l.. SMITH.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, D.T. [N.D.]) 1875-1878, 1876-04-19

atorv statement may demur-well,
produce your authority and if possible
try to have the demurrer overruled."
'But,' suggested FlannerY,- Y,-''its just
possible, while your doing oil this, some
other fellow will jump yosr claim"
"Thst," remarked the Chief Justice,
sadly, Frequently happens; even in the
best regulated communities. Ofcourse
in such ! painful conjunction, you must
issue "a action for trespass."
s'They very rarely can be made to
hold in such cases." remarked Stewart,
with sob. s
'.The defense may set up that you
have neglected your claim" said Elan
your title !"
"And," put in Del, oraculary, "the
other fellow may have never relinquish'
ed his prior claim to the property
now, in Abbott's 600
sGood Heavensp' roared the Chief
Justice, driven wild by their conflict
ing opinions. "Then relinquish your
title; drop the suit, and jump some 9th:
er fellows claim Then after dead
pause of two minutes he added, land
from this decision there is no appeal.
SIDNEY.
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Long John Wentworth is now Chi
eago alderman.
Senator Jones, of Nevada, in early
life, was brakeman.
There was shower of worms in Nor
way, last month. Ugh!
New is out of pocket $4,000 by his
six months term in the treasury.
The Empress Of Austria is on a visit
to her cousin, Victoria Of England.
The new directory of St. Louis gives
it498,192 population. Chicago don't
like it.
L. L, Vaughn, of Marshall, Mich, has
q mare, "Romp," 81 years old, healthy
and frisky.
The original Cardiff giant was recent
ly sold to beer gardner, in st. Louis,
for $500.
They say Ben Hill writes long let.
ter to anybody and everybody who
writes to him.
Pope Plus TX is said to be fine ar.
tist, master Of the organ, and re-
markably sweet singer.
Hostilities have ceased in Abysinnia
and the Egyptian army, under Prince
Kassan, has been ordered home.
Brigham Young's family had the meas.
les recently, but old N. gave up in dis
pair before he had gone half way
around.
The Prince Of Wales has ct last kill
ed the tiger; he has been fighting it for
years. The Wales family can now pay
the butcher.
Two men near Denver, Col, got into
Z dispute as tothe proper pronunciation
Of Newfoundland, and in the fracas that
ensued, one was killed.
A rumor comes from st. Petersburgh
that the Gear Of Russia is about to %.
dicats for season; and will appoint
the Czarawitch as Regent.
Mrs. Senator Christianey has not rs
yet invited any Of her old companions
70 dine with her; and the girls speak
teaffully yof the way they used todivide
tie contents Of their lunch baskets
with that Lugsnbssl girl d.
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River Items.

Capt. D. W. Maratta, the gentlemanly
and efficient agent of the Coulson Line,
arrived to-day. The Oapt. reports that
the Key West, Nick Bueson, Captain,
left Yankton on the 18th and will arrive
on Sunday, leaving Bismarck for Carroll
on Monday.
The Benton left Yankton two days
behind the Key West loaded for Benton.
The Carroll, Tim Bur)eigh, Captain,
10. A. Parrr, clerk, and Massey and
Schwabb, pilots, is closely on her heels.
She also goes to Benton and will leave
here on Thursday.
The Sioux City Journal of recent
date has the following items: "
The Nellie Peck was advertised to
leave St. Loais for Benton on the Sd
inst.
Capt. Andy johnson has taken COM
mand of the Mile Peck, and Captain
John A. Williams is expected to com.
mand the new @. K. Peck. Capt. Ha-
pey and DeViard are on the Katie P.
KountZ.
The St. Louis Republican Of the 1st
SAYS: 1.-THE Benton being aader way,
John G. Barr, her clerk, left yesterday
by fast train to overtake her ifpossible.
The fact is, she started eR faster than .
deer. improvements have been made
in the Benton's wheel and machinery,
and she is now one of the fastest boats
on any river"
The st. Louis Republican Of the Cd
notes the arrival in that city Of Capt.
John Todd, from Yankton, to take
charge Of the +. H. Darfse, and that
boat arrived from Pittsburgh tho same
day with 10 tons Of freight. She ives
billed to leave for the head of navigation
Yesterday. The same paper says that
his talented son Jossphus goes on the
Josephine this season.
st Louis Republican. March 81: can
interesting feature Was the Benton pre-.
pairing to leave for Benton, and John
Barr signing stacks Of bills. Of lading.
She is to be- ont Of port before daylight
this morning. The Benton b drawing
three and a.half feet, having 275 tens
Of freight and some twenty passengers.
Every pound Of cargo is for Benton. the
head Of navigation. 10 Garneau's
cracker.boxes were conspicuous in the
cargo. 10. oilm.n and Ben Js~sll are
her pilots ~ ,a i,
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NOTES AND NEWS.

heavy snow storm RACED throughout France on
Friday. %E
Poker Bob's last deaf is what the st. Joe Gazette
calls It. -.#n -s,.
Major Merrill has been relieved from Centennial
duty and ordered to rejein bis regiment.
The Lincoln Statue was unveiled on Friday at
Lincoln Square, Washington, with impressive cere-
monies.
Regulations are in course Of preparation for the
redemption Of the fractional currenc by the issue OF
silver. ~ go % F# --s E.
BelAnap's attorneys will demur to his fmpeach-
,uent on the ground that he was not public officer
when impeached by the house.. ...,. b.
Avery has finally received his sentence aad 90 on
Monday he and Macdonald went to Jefferson City
Penitentiary. Gone to meet Joyce.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil have arrived
at New York on their way to the Centennial. They
were met by Gen. Sherman and several cabinet of1'
GERS on their arrival.
The Washington Grand Jury has indicted Babcock
for completely in the safe burglary conspiracy case
and he gave bail in the sum Of ten thousand, Boss
Shepherd becoming his bondman.
President Grant has not yet signed the bill reducing
the Presidents salary to $2 600. It went to him for
signature on Saturday. He can think about it ten
days if he wishes to, before taking action.
The order for the court martial Of Gen. Reynolds,
Capt. Moore and others, for conduct preiudcial to
good order and military discipline issued on Sat-
urday. The Court convenes at Fort Russell on the
oath inst
The virsinians don't want any Blaine in theirs and
therefore elected 12 anti Blaine delegates. His An
dersonvlle speech sets hard on southern stomachs,
of course. The delegates from Virginia counted
for Conkling.
A. T. Stewards will fled on Friday gives the bulk
of his fortune to his wife. One million dollars to
Henry Hilton, his friend and attorney, and sums
ranging from Eve thousand to twenty thousand to
those who have long and faithfully served him In
business. -.--$
Gen. Reynolds and others who have been implca-
ted before Clymer's committee are uneasy. They
want to be heard; want an opportunity to explain,
but so far have not been permitted to pat in de-
tense. Reynolds implicated by McCook's testimony,
claims that the matter was once investigated and he
was acquitted by Gen. Sherman.
Gen. Reynolds has been ordered before q court
martial for his Iosdeeds the recent Indian raids.
Amung other things he is ed Of having deserted
three dead and one wounded, who were scalped by
the Indians while in sight Of the command. OF the
horses captured seven hundred were turned loose
on the plains to be recaptured by the Indians.
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Courting Made Easy.

There was a CAUCUS at Delamater's s
and Flannery's Office in Bismarck, last
Wednesdag. Chief Justice Van Etten
presided, with Judge Stewart as clerk.
"Now," said Flannery, fitting his
chair against the wall, II submit to
YOUR honor that the statutes of Mime
.Bother the statutes of Minnesota," !"
said Delemater. ''Speaking of girls
in the abstract,-of course-what is the
courts opinion ola fellows chances of
matrimony after he passes thirty"
"Thirty girlsl" inquired the clerk -
"No! Thirty years."
"That's very knetty point for the
court to decide-''said Flannery, medi-
tativelY-'Now, if you leave it to me,
I should say
"Mr. F!annsry," said the clerk, grave
", your we'll known success as special
pleader-in your own case-renders
yeu an incompetent witness
Flannery blushed Ikea rose, and the
Court, pit;;ing his evident confusion,
interposed-
mt. oteWart, you are 1ar0 neaoeu
Scotchman. Keep still. The question
is very simple one
eft the court pleases-"r remarked
Delamater timidly
Chief Justice Van quailed him with
his eagle eye, and clearing his throat,
said, in his usual bland tones:
'.In the first place, the court holds
that you must fnd the girl Rrst"
That's easy enough SAID Flannery,
smiling
s.Silence!'' said the clerk. q q
.'Having found one" continued the
G. j., ''you mast then pre- e'npt her,
and prove ap your title. /"
But then, suppose-- began Dele
keep quiet Then 6le your declar.~
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THE HAT OF THE PERIOD.

The Chicago Inter. Ocean has treat.
ise on women's hats, in which it says:
"You meet remarkably modest and
timid young lady to-day, and you no.
tice that her hat has meek and shrink
ing indention in the crown. 1t looks
as If it wanted to shun the evil world
and hang itself up in nunnery. To-
morrow you meet the same lady, and
what change. She appears as dar-
ing Joan of Arc, and is as independent
as the President of woman's congress.
And her whole appearance is thus chan
ged by pinning up the front of that
hat. Next day she appears as brig
and. The brim is fattened out, and
her eyes CLEAN furiously from under.
meath as if watching an opportunity to
stand and deliver. You see her again
and the rim turned up behind while it
is very fat in front gives her the ap'
pearance of female Solon Shingle try
ing to find customer for that 'bar'l
apple sass Again, and it is pitched
on the extreme back Of the head, re-
mi nding you of Toodles in his cups,
when he is assuring the sailor man.
that when his father heard of the sailor
mans death, he went broken hearted
to his grave, and died there With all
these advantages it is no wonder that
the reigning hat is popular. 1t is com.
Portable to the head, so they say, and it
is an ornament or disguise, as required.
1t is demure, jaunty, meek, saucy, bold,
sly, obstinate, conciliating, tender
whatever you please-everything by
turns and nothing long. 1t is the hat
of the period, cunning and deceitfnl, but
above all things desperately wicked"
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The '.bustle'' has been Condemned by
Partisan modistes. s 4H
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