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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-05-04

Contains all the latest news, able and piihy
discussions OF MI the great questions of the day,
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adapting II Ia the wants Of other thousands who
need to economist.
TO those who cannot anorl to take the Daily,
the Weekly Journal Is confidently recommended
Its melauge of literary; political, financial, So
cial, and agricultural topics makes II a welcome
guest In every household.
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For the Spring Trade !
READ M
Trustees Sale.


yNHEREAS, Peter Mead, by his certain Deed
w OF Trust, with power of sale, and dated
December the 18th, 1873, and recorded In the Re-
cordcr's- Office in the County Of Andrew, and
state of Missouri, in Book %, at page ~, com
rryed TO Elizabeth J. Boggs the following de
scribrd real estate, situate In the county OF An
drew, and state of Missouri tO-wit:
| The nOrth"cs est quarter of the northeast quar-
ter, and lots six and seven, all in Fractional sur-
ton Miriy-siN, In township sINty, of range
thirty-scycn, which said convey uncc was made
In trust To secure the payment of II I,romiSury
note In SAID Deed of Trust mentioned and de-
scribrd.
And whereas, said note and the interest there
on IL now due and unpaid; Now, therefore, L.
Leroy ID. Carter, Shrrir of said county, by vir.
ttc Of the power and authority In me vested by
said Deed of Trust, AMI nj tie request of the lt-
gal holder Of said note, will, On
MONDAY, THE FERN DAY or
JUNE, 1876,
At The Court House luor in the Citv Of Savun-
nah, County ni Andrew, AMI State of Missouri,
proceed To sell the real estate above described,
a, public vrnduc to the highest bidder, for cash
in hand, and apply the proceeds of said sale to
the satisfaction of eaid note and interest, "a Nd
The costs OF this trust.
LEROY D.. CARTER,
Sheriff of Andrew County, Missouri.
H. BRYAN, Attorney. tn2j. tdsl
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a.
!" seeosusucc WIN previous an
oNncenen Sit' raui On sfidAy iast
'ssueo ..sc nrss = ., ms new pa
per- en'st'ec q eosvannan reporter
~ Is ! quarso Iorm' inc same Styles
iaseiy sns nkrunLicAN, printed
with sns.eFia'' y presents ~
neat aho hanosome appearance. lie
ssarss 90, as ne Gays, under the most
Hatses1ng prospects 81 success.
Dur resucrs are aware OF the view
We have taken o. TINS conduct OF Mr..
rsaa. 30 iAr - we have had an OK
PRECISION OF opinion on tho subject,
and : great many have given us their
vsewes y mas been invariably confirm
eds Ihs 49, % . simple one, and
easily understood BY all. The man
that ''gocs back" on another. that
takes advantage Of his trust and con-
ndence, u universally regarded by all
honest men ~ unpriacipied and con-
tcmpsioie' when, ! November, lS74,
We purcnased, n paid for tho RE-
fupIdcAN oAce, the good will named
~ included IN the ball Of sale along
with the naterial, w had no reason
% oeiaevc. % far - human foresight
esd yudgment could discern, that
NJ. faal would turn round and en-
ter 10 seidA again IN competition with
u.s. 20 soon - the nrst opportunity
presented itseif. he was wiliing,and
apparently, snxious, TO cell, and there
was perfect good feeling and satisfac-
tion between US, which 80 remained
unth this new paper project was
started. II never occurred to us as
necessary 20 bind him In legal form
NOT 20 40 that which we then had no
right 20 expect ne would do. This is
true statement Of tue . Every
mecnanic' every merchant, every fair
dea,ing man, understands well Its
mcrats. And now ne has the impu-
..". !
a"s.....s;:s. P,cpe. ,"o ai
.'y' oeivrc me
essays y inyere tnat 81 Others" We
make no ed0rt to injurc him further
ty.su She staiement Of facts have that
seuds,,cv Th,s Z. . nan ,,o,,ro 10
r" pl.'u'e. va
49, ~ sAc cua.acte ~ a
man, sno anords IN iuiaiiibie ndex to
Judge the motives, character and aims
or the nanar,h e nronoaes In nubl;sb
T,,,.
n's nuoa Nc nave rcsasoeo ~ ne
cessary to the occasion. Now as to
she objects Of the paper. Mr.. Paul
has given eonsiderabIe n-rom;nepce IN
-. H.. 80. i,....S.N
;" '"0@ snas nc e'ar's Ms paper here
pursuant TO the wishes OF the people
OF Andrew and his old friends. Is
this the trutl,p If ever anv demon.
n. a.. n...,Ss-.
y! .no icP"p'ica" party
private or public, has been made to
secure his return, the fact las never
beeome tnow, 10 ~. ,rha n,oss %
.hs....-.s... I.
s"o parry iooh uPon MS Pre'c"s' ohs
TO again publish a Republican paper
here with feelings of distrust only.
But there are a few wire pullers who
arg az saa 0on,or,' VINO
80 ~. SELFISH puI'
". VI sur
.s sne,. e'A,'hs 70 =" open ia'r
exprosSlOu VI the uHlteu party. Ihere
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DIR. WHITTIER,
6l7 st. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.
BOOK OF MATURE.

Containing las pages sui a number Of hue onrr,vIhr..
Every ncr@n ELTON sexes, aud especially those ealrmniat.
lug narriaFc, should hays u Ia their private drawer. seisnre
OF living longl aud .rutaiulug the yIgnr OF nluholi anl
womAnbooi; herrodnctlon-hoN TO have healthy, brantifIl
ohiltgsn' vartlIl NE iicAl advise aud naLy well trlel mo-
soriptinns hr the ineidents Of early married Ilfs. Semi.
securely sailed lrosi naiil 10 any sddrs-s for Us ccnta.
soo SheelEus stEGe., 81 Lel.., 10,
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crrx zIscr1oN

Tho city election on Tuesday last
passed on quietly, but one ticket bc-
Ing In the field for councilmcn. For
Mayor there were two candidates, and
the vote wss very closo between
them. We annex the result;
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fHn tvIal a. G. b. wilkinson, At
Je6srson City hss beea set for the
18th inst Tbs priaonsr y lodged in
~ II lnAHplf ef seo. 900 ball.
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Among the great
discoveries Of mod
q ern science, few arc
Il Of o real value
n to mankind than
4 this ehectuNl rem
zedy for all diseases
~of tho Throat and
Lungs. A vast tri-
al Of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown thot IL loca
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On q small island opposite the
town of Wadso, in the extreme
north of Norway, is the only es.
tablishment in the world for
slaughterilg whales Wholesale.
The proprietor sends out some
small screw steamers. armed with
a cannon ON the forecastle to
shoot whales. Asa rule the steam
er returns with a prize about
twelve hours after starting. The
cannon has a chamber four feet
long the projectile is a long iron
bolt, having at its end four har-
poOns, bound round with q line
so as to be fat, and close to the
harpoons is q six-pounder shell. If
properly aimed, the bolt pene-
trates deeply into the animals
flesh and blubber. When he rush.
es Oft the bolt slips back, spread
ing the harpoons and exploding
the shell. IF not killed thereby,
the whale often drags the steam.
er along for a considerable dis.
tance, till exhausted.
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OLD IRONsrDEs.-The Phila~
delphia Telegraph, Of the 9th,
says:
''The work Of raining the Cons
tituti0n on tho dock took place
this morning iu the presence of a
large number Of spectators, who
gO0d naturedly withstood the
chilliness of the weather. for the
sake of glancing at this noble rel
ic Of the last century. The process
OF hauling her on the dock was
the same as used when she was
brought here for repairs, and
which worked SO successfully. At
11:3O. after elaborate preparation,
the vessel made a slide, causing
a shout OF there she goes !! to go
up FROM those assembled. After
moving along smoothly about
half her length, she stuck, causr
ing considerable delay. The diff.
Guilty was finally overcome, and
the famous vessel was firmly set.
tied on her dock. The work was
under the superintendence OF Ma
val Constructor Hart and mis- as.
sistant, John Hoover, A feature
Of the occasion was the fact of
the Constitution having original.
ly been constructed under the su-
pervisiOn of Constructor Hart's
grandfather, then mis- father super
intended her rebuilding in 1872,
aud now the grandson Of the Ori
ginal constructor has consented
to remain in Philadelphia to su-
perintend the repairs.
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A Detroitrr got home at mid
night the other night with a black
eye and a boozy step, and as his
wife met him at the stairs she ex-
claimed.
"Why, you've been fighting"
"Yes'm,' he meekly replied, as
he leaned on the rail.
"And some one has BACKED
one OF your eyes, she continued,
as the tears came.
"Don't cry, zharling,A he said,
in a cOaxing voice, 81 he put his
hand on her head N,f hadn't
had a chance to run he'd have
blacked boff Of 'emw
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THE WEEKLY SUN,
NEW YORK.

Eighteen hundred and seventy-six is the
Centennial year. 1t is also the year IN which
an Opposition House of Representatives. the
| first since the war, will be in power at
Washington and the year of the twenty
| third election Of a President of the United
States All of these events are sure to he of
great interest and Importance, especially
the latter; and oil of them and everything
| connected with them will be fully and fresh.
ly reported in The sun.
The Opposition House of Representatives,
taking up the line of inquiry opened wears
ago by The SUN, will sternly and diligently
investigate the carruptions and Irisdeeds Of
Grants administration and will, It il to be
hoped, lay the foundation for q new and
better period in oarr national history. Ofall
this The Syn will contain cOmnlete and
accurate accounts, furnishing its readers
with early and Trustworthy information
upon these absorbing topics.
The twenty third Presidential election,
with the preparations for it, will be memo
rable as deciding upon Grants aspirations
for third term Of power and plunder, and
still more % deciding WHO shall be the
candidate of the party of Reform, aud as
electing that candidate. Concerning all these
| subjects, those who read THE Sun will have
the constant means OF being thoroughly well
informed.
The WEEKLY Sun, which has attained a
circulation of over eighty thousand copies,
already has its readers in every State and
Territory, and We trust that the wear 1876
will see their numbers doubled. It will con-
tinue to be a thorough newspaper. All the
general news Of the day will be found in it,
condensed when unimportant, at full when
of moment and always, we trust, treated
in clear, interestia ing and instructive man.
ner.
1t is our aim to make the WEEKLY Sun
the best family newspaper inthe world, and
we shall continue to give in its columns a
large amount of miscellaneous reading, such
as stories, tales, poems, scientific intelligence
and agricultural information, for which we
are not able to make room in our daily edi-
ton. The agricultural department especially
is one of its prominent features. The fashions
are also regularly reported in its columns
and SO are the markets OF every kind
The WEEKLY Sun, eight pages with fifty
six broad columns is only SI.20 year.
postage prepaid. As this price barely repays
the cost Of the paper. no discount can BE
made from this rate to clubs, agents, Post.
N .sters, or anyone.
The DAILY SUN, a large four page newspa
per Of twenty-eight columns, gives all the
news for two cents copy. subscription,
postage prepaid, 55c. month or $3.50
year SUNDAY edition extra, 81 10 per year.
We have no travelling agents. Address,
THE SUN. New York City
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Promptitude Of Neswpapef
Debtors.

The experience of the Findiay
Courier man is sad and mournful
He has lost. faith in the protes.
slOns OF his fellow men. Hear how
he talks:
Last week a man stepped mp to
us and said he would paw US
every cent he owed, if he lived
till Saturday night; we presume
that the man died. Another said
be woald pay US in q day or two
as SIRE as we were bern i; query
did the man lie, or We were
born Another said he vouId
settle his bill as sure as shooting:
we are led to the conclusion that
shooting is decidedly uncertain.
Quite a number said they would
see us to morrow !, those men
nave been blind ever since, or
else tomorrow has not come. One
man told us, six months apo.
that he would pay us as soon as
he got some money /; that would
not lie, and of course has not had
a cent since.
But the experience of editors
IS about the. same all over. says
the Fremont Journal. Last year
we stopped one mans paper who
owed six dollars. He was serving
the public, and We met him
while in the discharge of duties,
He averred that us soon as he
got through and received his pay,
be would make it all right, he
would indeed. He told as the
same story this Spring. and we
presume he is still assessing. An
other came all the way, five miles,
to town to assure as that he was
all right, and that we need not
be afraid. He would have some
money soon, and would pay-yes,
he would. Some time later We
.ssaw" his money at a distance.
He was putting 1t in a bank. It
was the last and only glimpse We
had of it. He never had q Ratchet
and ran around hacking cherry
trees, or they would have died
without anybody knowing who
killed them. Another would paY
us after sheep-shearing. His sheep
are long woods, and it takes .
long while for the wool to mature.
Another would pay after wheat
harvest but his wheat, like the
century plant, is Of slow growth
and don't ripen often. Another
had poor health. but was improy
ing. He wOnld get around soon.
and raise some money and p '
IN. He has had a relapse, f0s
though he eats hearty and works
hard, he don't get 'srOundn worth
a cent. We would. have some
hopes OF getting even with snch
folks some day, when an admin.
istrator is appointed, if they had
any to administrator on.
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His Cewardice,
Mrs Woodruff on WOneants Curse
Her AdDics to Henry Ward
Reecher.

Mrs. Woodruff lectured last
evening in Cooper Institute on
"WOman's Curse" to a small au.
dicnce, composed, as usual, partly
of funny people with erratic no.
tions, but mainly OF men who
went to scoft. They laughed ard
applaude.l Justify when she rela.
ted her experience with Henry
Ward Beecher. ~ had full dis.
cnssion with him." she said, 'sof
this whole subject of stirpiculture.
Mrs. Woodruff he said, you
are perfectly right in what you
say on this topic, but l haven't
the moral courage to acknowledge
it publicly
'Henry,' said !, you should
come out boldly. You should
preach my views in Plymouth
Church.
oh, no, I could not do it, he
said. 4 would preach to empty
benches.f
'fThat was his mistake. He was
moral coward. He fully under
stood this subject {laughter), but
he feared the consequences of
openly advocating his real views.
He should have come ont squarely
and told the truth, and he would
have had no need of fearing the
result. am we'll acquainted with
his IDEAS on this subject. AS you
know, l spent quite q time in Jail
in consequences"
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A Romance Of the Mines

There is such a thing as too
much as we'll as too little caution.
and the chances for losing for.
tune, while sailing under the col-
ors of either are, perhaps, about
even. An instance in which oxces
slve canton came near robbing a
man of all his spare coin was
brought to our notice to.d0y. In
the Grown Point mine works
q aquiet, unasxuming man, who by
his most intimate acquaintances.
has never been heard to talk OF
his stocks or money, and who up
to a few days ago, was supposed
to he in almost destitute circnm
stances. Yesterday or the day be.
tore, an incident occurred which
showed that he was not the pau.
per he was supposed to be. At
that time John Mcleod, after
going home from his days work
in the mine. shortly returned, and
calling the forelnane to one side.
disclosed to him the fact that he
had by q mistake taken some
other mans bucket, instead Of
containing q specimen of crys.
talized quartz which he had
placed in his own bucket, held
$500 in coin and $500 in mining,
stocks. Mcleod had scarcely hs-
ished his story. before another
man, pale, harggard, and ont Of
breath rushed up to the foreman,
and in accents wild asked, ssDid,
you see him 7 Where is he 1
Where did he go r. After calm
ing the excited individual 80 that
he could talk coherently, it was
discovered that he was owner Of
the bucket which Mcleod had
just brought to the surface. The
owner thereof was shown his
treasure, and with a wild cry
gathered it to his bosom aud went
on his way rejoicing. 1t appears
that ever since the great fire in
Virginia the man had been in the
habit of taking the money with
him to his work, being afraid ta
leave it in his lodging house or
trust it IN the hands Of a baker.
Had McLeob not been honest.
that man would now be- moaning
the loss ofhis 81, ,100. -,
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VOUNG MEMS DRAMATIC CLUB
L Regular meeting Second Thursday
of each month.
Officers Thomas A.. Badeaux, Presi.
ident Emile Loiseau, Vice President J
Omer Landry, Treasurer Henry Rlviere
Secretary ; F. Samoan. Stage Manager; J.
A a. Perrin, assistant Stage Manager; John
A. =. Knobloch, Prompter J. L. Webre,
Assistant, A. B. Ragan, Floor Manager,
Thomas Holden, Door Keeper.
Committee of Arrangeneuts A. b. Ra-
gan. Chairman, j. n. Wright, L. Aucoin,
NJ. T. HiggingbOtham.
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Official.
TOWN HAIL, I
ThibOdaux, Jan 4th, 1876 (

TOWN HAIL, !
Thibodaux, Jan 4th, 1876
A regular meeting of the Town Council
of the Corporation Of Thibodaux was hel'
this day. The roll was called and the fol
lowing named councilmen answered to
their names. viz
Pc. Loris, Mayor, R. R. Mcbride, NJ. A
Legendre, DR.. II. Dansereau, DIR. j. II.
Fleetwood;
Absent: S. Navarro aud J. Badeaux.
The minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved as recorded.
The President OF the Police Jury, Major s.
T. Grisamore, appeared before the Council,
and peraaission being granted, presented to
its consideration an Ordinepce of the Police
Jury of the Parish of Lafoprche, adopted
this day, requesting the Senators and Rep
resentatives Of the Parish of LafOurche to
endeavor to have the Legislature to pass an
act giving permission to the Police Jury OF
the Parish Of Latourche and the Corpora
ton of the Town of ThibOdaux to issue
Bonds running for a series Of years. for drai-
Mug purposes, and having explained the
object and n.oaus opesandi of the plan pro-
posed the Council after deliberatiOn, by all
unanimous vote. endorsed the recommen-
datlOn OF the Police Jury.
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Respectfully submitted,
THEOPHILE THIBODAUX,


[Signell THEOPHILE THIBOnAUX,
Collector
On motion duly seconded it was resolved
that the returns Of the recent election be
spread on the minutes
THlRoDAEx, January ard, 1876
In conformity with resolution passed at
regular meeting of the Town Council of
Thibodaux aud advertisement thereof. the
undersigned Commissioners have opened
Polls at the Town Hall, this day o'clock
A. NJ.
Names of Voters:
L. J. Daunis, per r. r. Mcbride F, La
capere, per j. +. Gaude j. +. Gaude Jean
Ceiestin Joseph Taillienx J. NJ. Verges
L: J. Meyer Theo Verrier James Motor,
mick Mrs NJ. Gamard, per Louis Bardel
DR. J: H. Fleetwood; Evariste Maronee
John l. Adams & Co., per ), Badeaux: ,joa'
chin Badeaux Mrs G. Horton Hubert
Aucoin, per ?. A. AucOin; Corporation. Inv
r Z. Lorio, Mayor; Miss Josephine viii
,iams; Frank Zernott E Loiseau, Admit
Estate Juan Puertas Mrs Clay Bereeron
per Augt Legendre Braud g. Legendre.
per Angt Legendre; A. j. Perrin; NJ Bourg:
5; I. Grisamore, President Police jury ii.
Hoffman,.
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On motion duly seconded it was resolved
that an appropriation of Six Hundred and
Thirty Seven and l4ll00 Dollars be made
to pay the above claims.
The yeae and nays being called for, resul
ted as follows:
Yeas-P. E. Lorio. II. Danserean, r R.
Mcbride, NJ. A. Legsndre, j. II. Fleetwood;
Nays-None.
A petition from the Parish School Board
after reading was laid on the table.
A communication from Mr. Thiberge lar
chiteca} was presented to the Council, aud,
ON motion duly seconded, the same was ye-
ferred to the Improvement Committee, with
the Mayor, to be reported npon at next reg
ular meeting. Carried
On motion ofDr Dansereau duly seconded
the Mayor was authorized to laye ditch
dug in the Canal for draining u.
Motion carried.
On motion the Council adjourned.
p. E. LORIO, Mayor.
u. I. HIGGINBOTHAN, Secretary.
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rAZZO DR.. J. b e., Physician aad
VI Acouche,r, Thibodau1 T. D., Latopr!
che Parish. La. a %-s
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FENlIBODEACX. JOS. T.. Pharmacist,
Drqtcr in Patent Nelici,rs. Perfn
merry. &c., corner of Main and St. Philip
Streets.
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yIvlIIBODACX FOUNDRY. L.KEEFE
Il Pronrietor, Leves and Jackson
Streets.
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M IChELET, H. H., Parish Treasurer
AVA ofhee, Green Street, cor. Market
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UERNOTT, FRANK, Matchmaker amp
II Dealer in f,,e Je,ceiry dc. Main Street
between St. Philip and jackson Streets.
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'I>HIBODEAUX, JOS. T.. Treasurer of
The 7ow", corner Main and st. Philip
Streets.
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MOORE, 1. d. Attorney at Law,-ot
~ NJ nee up stairs Main st. corner
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rNHIBODAUX BENEVOLENT LODGE
i No 80. A. +. and A. M.-Reguiar
meetings on the second Saturday and the
last Saturday of Every month, at 3o'clock
p. NJ, Green Street, between Levee and
Market Streets
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Rochefort has extingulshed his
Lanterne.
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Viii practice in the Parishes Of Lafourche.
Assumption, and Terrebonne. Q3noly