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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

Treasurer New puts the entire 49,
traction Of the currency, since t ~ coa.
sumption law went into operat inu re-
80, 900, OOO-or In the ratio OF a li ttlea at
s per cent OF the entire volume I H. over
year. Yet this contraction has :" y. 1ne
place under law which permits aiken %sea
unlimited imitation. '''ii0ss
In this, Louisiana's crisis. her ro,..
sentatives must be firm, and mu rsP r.
peach Kellogg, Antoine Il Co. If III th ~.
fail in this. and fail to have tho Pst ,,,ey
ing Board abolished, and a fair ele satn.
and count guaranteed in Novemboaal
next, and Louisiana dies. who w dilnIIV y
responsible?-Amite City Democrat 70
The. Democratic members Of u.
Louisiana House of Represented, ,,ls
have agreed not to pass any appron %tsS
ton bills until the Senate passes xesp ma
the Governor signs and promnpates w. iha
election bill that passed the Houses a \,
was our desire at the beginning 81 ,h ~
session, and we relate it and f1,llv i IL
dorse the move. We always did beliauve
that starvation was better than reasor
with Radicals. III the Radicals de ssba
to perpetuate their power by the old n
iguity, then let them defray the e W.
penses Of the usurpatfon out Of tba a
own pockets. O,tachita Telegram. Nv"
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

graphed to D. y. Dyer, United States IT..
toriley at st. Louis, on the 30th Mi Or o,strid A.
am absolutely innocent. and eys ~ follows;
which sent WI 81 b app9"r Perfectly oessrsn
forethe court. When can tcstify2 "oaflnsbe-
And received upon the same dav tho -,
telegram: 'i0 'ol0wlug
The evidence in the Avery case IL e,,,
next case, involving the question Of e roa The
is set for The 18th Of December. VI cohspiraes
DAVID r. DYER, District A..
The.opportunity to answer tIe ~ eh n.,ornt
tanned In the above speech has been oa, ,ige con.
and being left without any opportn ;utenled me
cate myself. respectfully demanS = y, y, % vnd.
curry and request that an immedia,U'o ft d IN.
CATION be ordered. invest.
/ am. sir. very respectfully. your obea,ou.
want, OE. Bhprnnlsaht ser.
To the President: '"'s army
News has Just arrived here tb,. ;,
case for the. prosecution was closet "s tne
day, and that the cypher dis u1ah %.
when offered in evidence were sp na.
mitted, on the ground that in 10y ~, ~
they were confidential Communicate siilect
between client and counsel. '"''ons
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
SPECIAL NOTICE TO EXHIBITOR

On and after MONDAY. February IT, a l,ie ~
eral Superintendent will be at the falf 80. &c
each day from 10 a. M. toe .. M. ior tne p'-'
of locating exhibitor space. ,.,,shs
All applications for space must De MAJ, 800
Office. No. 80 Camp street, eorner u ~: -. mai
Alley. where printed forms OF apile'. ,Ie. saa
be procured, and diagrams Of the buildings -
be seen. ,s,s.
Exhibitors must arrange tneh oo. IA
shelving, tables and decorations al or "A
order that everything may be IN rea'u'l'
the opening day. ,rrIEy.
fe1s lot General superintenaes1--
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22
Southern States

AGRICULTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL
EXPOSITION.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-02-22

M - ALL No. 80 Camp street sr
New Orleans. Feb. H. i'N'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
VggE SMONuNGEa ORGAN.
Giiuai.ons mluie>--fsnaie

COOK and UOUSEKEEPER, &c.-By a re-
= -,rcfallr Protestant womlu SIZE - pbniprtr1t 20 20
30. tfb.t.t : az AXE tul rl Igc 81 hust on uo %
on SIM mr. house. very bHst oi triefrr 49, ~ tl
p,,.. t-rAS 4 aGENCY IS, 6tAa fourth LoIse auov
tUll.L
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
anrtiou saIeo Of Real estate.
ADRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.

ADRIAN H. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
EXECUTRIX SALE. o,,
r. PORTION OF THE ESTATE OF WIN. IT. RA1NOFS
M 'FASED HOUSES and LOTS ON bIAAME. tCrn,,r,,uu
Sark) aud on WEST 55TTSr aud LOTS on lHG 80 ~
vAKD ST. NICHOLAS MADISON, 5D M SF Ios -
|ieITH lilTH, jl2Td, I25D, lZ6fA' l2oIIi' i"'i"
'SSbpHHiA AN n MULLER & SON viii sell auction on
ITI ESDAY June g. 1876, at u O'clock az he IN 49,
~ 'ECuTEiX OF WM H. RAYNoK. DECEASED tho
FLOWING described Real Estate, viz: , -, ~ 7oS
BPH.AV 5stnry stone iTunt house ana o NO. 90
save east side 75.5 f. south OF 0Sdst' ana opposie
OHit r arm ST 4st.ry Nova scoha front French
81 house and lot NO lOI W St 0oth S' H"i1 S'f A "
BoIULEVARDl gore lot cor. 1a6hst and gore lot
81 NICHOLAS. AVE and 6rH-AVE. BOULEVARD,
t Of land with hotel building bounded by - NicLOas ana
khaves n an aud I2ths =, known as Point View
fSDsANE T.. lots Il. - cor. 9ltl ~ -. - .- -. N..
an AVE lot e. cor sch ST., with story frame honse
STH.AV lot O. cor 66thst and OPP os,te' tn'l rEtA'
II fTlI.AVl. 3 LOIS e s, between 81 ana lSitlsls
Il 9Th AVE. lots s. C. cor. l45tb st -. . 49,, ..,,.
II BTII-ANf. lot W. OLE u OF fOthst'
| 5rSH AVE. lots W. a. 25.s r. n OF s2d.st.
s2DST plot OF land loo IT, W OF SsaaVe running 10
% fronting on S3d st.
IsirH-SF / lot a. 8. us Il. e. Of Mad scnaye
4 iOisr-Sr- llJs 5. 3, 100 u. v. o. 4tlaNe
lO3D-ST. lot n. 1884 ST. and Aadlsone. o.., "a
MAD ISON.AVt lots commencing "n c. coz VI luz
i - d 81, lots :. s., 375 T. " Of blhaVe
I l28rH ST. iuts s. 10 H. W. Is 7th3ve
lS4lH ST. lJts =. - IS Il G. OF itb-aNe-
]4SD-sr lot s. a. Is ~ ~ = Ia NJ sTe
MAJ and tpu eHSrs a, office OF Auct'cneers, No.
Yne ST. or At Oce Estate Of Wm H. lSyn0r iSOO bfo'
ay, cor S4th-st- 7.2Z3D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SATURDAY a.
allsrc!lnnroas

A SHES.=Twenty barrels OF Hardwood Ashes
IA Tor sale cheap by tEe turner, 02 Ful 0n-st.
TOR SALE very cheap-A superior STERE-
OPrICON with VIEWS. Address j. L. CAPGN, ~
IhesJnutst, Philadelphia, Poin.
EOR SALE--A TYPE WRITER, that has all
latest i'm rovements in lefeet order; viii be sold TOR
so cash. Address JOHN W. SrRAT, Sta,On ID.
G1UTTERING.-U. :. Siammering institute
- Or hte) Az 4thave, Ne9larS. Lest references No
pay until perfectly cured. cali OF send for chcuiar
THE ATTENTION Of MINING COMPANIES
Il SOIICITED.-HaVibS large practical experience In
Western uuCs would MI position connected with mining,
e expert in transfers OF property.
MINING EEGINEER, =. o. Box 1855.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Dcntl5trD

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUIl-
~ lUL-My Rose Pearl Plates indicating color and sub
stance for arthral teeth, excel everything heretofore Of
leIe tor be strength and tness only be
20 be apeclaOd made IN one day. and only SO 70 go per
set Gail ana examine Also best Rubber Sets 1lO 10
Sl0 Gold aid Piann, 500 TO 80. Extracting under
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
fjouscs and 5arms Uarieo.

w ANTED - Furnished and unfinished
w HOUSES and FLATS IN all paris of ths city. and
Houses at Orange s1d PlanGeld f,r which have ia y
rpicauous storage for iurnituT Minors pianos Sc lrst
,kss warehouses. CURHIE, II RDN q Co,
No. 7 Washington place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

DOARDERS WANTED-5th-ave., 81, irS
4 dor hrlOw lGtl-s . n. e.. GAGE; second an
iourh floors Win board tansienty or poImaaepty rer
eutT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

a ~ 9TH-ST., few doors west OF RrOHdway.-
10 FURNISHED ROOMS first ami fourth foors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

COUNTRY BOARD In q private family, on
~ hour flOm Chambers ST, y. r. r. Of n, j.. Hudso
1lV"r siabiiDg.
Address Box 30. Palisades p c.. Rockland Co. Ny.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

- NINTH-ST, between Broadway and Uni
DO vers ~ pIacc.-IECFPTION ROOM betroom attached
and other ROOMS nicely fumshed summer prices near
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

.gQTH-Sf, East, l39.--A arn well .luH,ah"d
20 EDJH 20 1T. oI s.c'ld floor rilei tf'"l o' W."
cy- al ok Ta.lu 49, With 81 vtf'.t UodIl l' o
ir,fr fr tam 81: rtil, rif. HHd Ol ht'r1' allan
,.I.f. referred I,I1us voIy reasonable i.rtonc'H -
In AL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
JoHN z. poYLE.97 WaiL.st

II1O RENT Tor season or year TO private fam
u iy-A q sNTiEMAN'5 PLACE on s"un., .'s' ',su
ul-sf. VIA Nef Haven ~ r.
RI, gr,upa usgIi chi view, L. ~ u"H, sf'ou
Els grperles oiled ath RYE fruit gaTirn h'a s. taf
ta.,, .oNS .ss h1u.- JD1O completely aEf e."Ealit T
sr lpt an! water balm. &c; one .ic rom L. o "a
POSSESSION \ lr-s- Al-aC1 tAN ., ~
lOt u o. IIJIf .s.. NJ..GA%, So. 2 f1e-5L, y. y
kIULA RESIDENCE, with & acres Of land,
" sable rroe.lo9se cr rs. &C. mis- rom aeipt '9cc
trnisie ior lG from jane Appy To 10" o." Hri
tDWARD EVERETT, sing slug, =. Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Gelp Wanls0

rl1O MASONS.-Wamted. about 600 Bull4D'
El.s HEWEts Tor ,'rsoi'A 'Segai ~ u" 10 10
glasgow ne~ tte luiah haiN1
Jaf, shed accnuiud tor builders AMI louise se,1a
isti a. tnr ,.orEs: Aagss 99l hour two years en-
rl, urut 10 steady NuTkmeh Apply 10 JOIN GULL
BON contractors Offices urecho.s .hd ioLl oAss1H,
WET NURsE.--Sitlmtion W, wanted Gy young
w LraIth, vet nurse, AIpy al ia kasi 9lstsI
xrINTED-Relinble men 30 sell State and
w touuty Rights Of 4 valuable patent recently kshe
an hres OF ono hal! tr lrcoeis sal, % ts I.,s ii,sY
~" ~, htsb.,l Address ETY. MANUFACIUihNO SOAb
PANY. I26 DcaTb0fn-st-. Chicago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

To LET. on ManhassCt Bay, cheap TO good
4 teIaat large hoase 20 i0ons, comi'rity luii'a-e
f. e-Ifrfs -faen. e.. rraet, LOist. Sal D f-F COWS
rs \ &C. one unluILis.ed 20 rouiS near - a one ~
~ ~s.s u,ar ,lrict, iuriaaed. L. ID. CL IiLt oi
IANSA u MalEnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Grmmcr Hetreats.
Gl!naiiuns IOla.e0- GlIles

JlHuLEDUo IOIsl1SJ -N'II9
..oooo~oo>o.o~o~oo,o~~~~~~.,.o
A ADVERTISEMENT FOR THE NEW
y lOHK rRiBU NJ WILL BE RECEIVED At TlIEGP'
ToWH Wcs T Tnsn i I e yisayr ygo
llhr ave, fory-seyehth - ~ ne hAhbl ot Fit ~
tarIco savings Bank Buidiush TO p m- At regular
once rates.
A FREE OF CHARGE.-Iiotels, farmers,
=. families Sc supplied with male hell o. every descrP
ODEiL~ EMPLOYMENT BUREAU. l,707 Chostnut-st..
Philadelphia.
A USEFUL LAD, FOR city or country, wants
- alton to De- general useful wages ot larticlar
a. door, above ldib-si.
4 SINGLE MAN wishes n SITUATION;
"A connry rrr,ru.i understands me manafelnrnt Of
hr-es; Gee u amer VII De telni en1r i ~ . ,I .
LIS Eropa~y. -
NOACHdAN and GARDrNER.--A Protestant
y nan tnslg 49, e,stman ana F,'G ne M 90 gte.
c,crli".t ,rcurc lee charge u geuilem nc pace
II.5ane Cpt0an oGlce. l-5a nroA.way. -
TOACHI8N and GROOM-Sit1ation wanted
y o, r,.ss ca ha.1 al groom by c1 Ic N ~ 3
Mn ne a OH ,n. ifst, IL. rs'errLoe. Cal or AL
dies liioWAs r1RlsI. No go olay,.
HOArHNAN and GR)JM.-A respectable
OF o O. 3D. r1sn GO NJ AID a. ~ S,git 100 s. 4
TOACHlIAN aud GGpON--A colored Young
V Wo tctubruco' VINO unifi stands gre ,ar. ana
ani,.r t..r.a ulI, nt1i reference ApHy ut on Us
tDE. as, 10 Wet "iusi corner broadway inl F'iof
T. RJ. ---
F1APNEr. PLAlNG tRDENER, DRIVER, Sc.
vegetable g.u a' ceae's form .ol ard J -'h' h,l-r,
JD,tl.. 100 West 4. 70. cor " iroatwly.
z3AR,IER. GARDENER, or USEFUL.-A
r. s. al. . t, M a '' M III Can ~
rs ,, I..el.r,c. hIIly az uDELL7 lo9 West 5it-r'
cor'r h galway. -----------
I'RDOW.-Wqrcd. q situation hy q str-ng
rfy o. ,orlrr s rs or apply n. ~. 10 iast d-d+i.
ARDENER-A situation wanted by a mnn
~ DM4rl. lut refunds vessel abi,s. rif sd N.Y.! r"t
81. d.. i1.I.lr q .s.u 0.ac' l,-as Bsoa."ay.
GARDEN R-By married man, who thor
- olrly uudrI-'an's mo care 81 ~ h.'Sr, -
pms ut -s, ,sor Air, @. lt 1ioHoH' PostoHie ~ y.
Er<EFUL-A young man writing good
i,.t alI under .aDlrg ~u. mi ~ ru3n st hIti e-,
v.r. iI.'"n uh,r Dr. ctu mako himself u7ei1L A"HieS
%. .. Ioy I' = iasne orc' --
FT-FFTf, MAN. and COOK, WASHER. and
& I.u.l.-A .ro Eta mon ard VIE 90 iaru..' Is 't
, tr de- voai r is a. excellent lanii -ook 1ni
u,'i.'-. iu, Wa-o .,l.-J.
EsTAITER.-A respectable Enel>hman as
" Wrrrrira rIiyaIc rn y Second or 81 i' g"i rei.
r,cr. AS j., ~ West sist-'.
{yAIT.R or BUTLER and YALEF-By q
,rur.. ans MAN. koo. BE- bu,uer5 vel aus vii Dc
wei r,ouiiu,D1oL !. j., Ili.Iue Jpt'"n once los
Er3.u.y.
yVANTEp-A HOUSE to IKE care Of for q
~ fsgIy ta.Iur t.c 90 9, uy pc table ma dhd VIII
F"irI.sI L. tribune pown pf,or LBS nro1ioay.
(VAITERond USEFUL.-Arrspectabic SINGLE
W tou. mau .u.d hsr plIce 90 c'i{ 'r enln,,g ~
jor.t n. s 4aic, t.'ouey and VIII nl.r ns,i Is, ,'
,sa b.. seen O., DD.LLS. loJ N.,st 5tihs 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
NNpnR'r - Snrnnnr RESlDENCE fn LNI

p 7. I
Tor Tie asop; ue ], and completely SEED through
bot: , ba o.. hot and cold watch stable, c. nag ou g.
sfae ana n trees large gTo aau TIE uc4t "n uiiou
passed Apply az 80. Ol tlnou piGtt, near JA.', Ne"
Ork. whore Tie owner ara pLno-Ealh o. me PIC ."n '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Boots ano Shoes.

"a A WILL buy n pair Of neat, servicrable
w 4 BOOTS OF SHOES, Tor lady gentleman. IRON.
ILADS," strOng, serylceaEle Shoe Tor boys
CANTAElaL, 241 Fourth-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

and TAkkG IONN.-Hea
u ni risteI OU 81 each plaCei lri healthy, .iy
Yrry trs liable, RE-. T. VIII lake D. 80 ~ ' u'alS 10
rain L,,.IiL Address &. PA hThibDE i2J lFpsd IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

|INO LkT-The RESIDENCE Of Nr. PiILlf
III SCHUYLER az DoJh Der y, or e Hudson lI''l n'
as between Iolbs Ferry ana irviEiou ~Ial rs hui.t
f.fs VrlJi Ciug room, 7lL - l.
nr servants tu4ui~ water sinrf, eight "cic, III
ls carien mace 100 per nO8ts for sE mnHte OF
''' '"'' nay - '' JOHN r. DOYLE.I wallet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Prook yn Board.

90 PIERREPONT-ST.- square and
~ bal BE- I1rtHr 7utHmtri foi
reIured three minutes ifoD Wan Suest Ferry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

"A Han, ssuie and cOmmO,iOus Gothic iOt -E, NtA ]
slea aIiluC view u hNn o. 40 ttit'
luound, taStcuiy laid O.t Jar's sable ciu'Se 9ns
PlCltrr house. C,hOare talltC eaift.clS to-
IA II uIit CT ord r. ald viii Uetel 90 good tenant Oy ~
bea sui.uner Oh very re4s ma1ie tsris. Apply I"
y. n. SIINEN~t y, j., fue0t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
prookInn 1ropertp Go Cet.
Counirp propcrtn CO Get.

a. N ORNATE COTTAGE, with modern inn
"A pIoeeI,nts, 10 EENI-l oeaed ln me 9T"t1' @ii'
iit m village OF Conn.,. the New IitNen ~ L.
- niles from %cw-Nurs Apply o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Donro ano Rooms.
Country Board.
Cou
DEJI EUTE

4 =
anf for those VISITING the Cen ennsl Situa-
t"n del ghif and e1iiui anu within hour ~ Ceien
NAL Oinds tie FROM NeWfurk 10 Philadelphia
20 miles the latter Terms inOieTa For particulars
address W. i. SEAL, AttClprTo, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
Country Roarl.

4 CARLOCK'' country boar.ling-housr on
~ immediate bank tine Hudson fort Lee, n. J.i
bolt rol c'4als,. fare ~ Gus Ad.rrss az above
A SUITE of ROOMS and some small ROOMS,
a Grstclass o ~ may be Asd al the KlDDEDALE
HOUSE Madison, J.. J.
A ny parties desiring BOARD for The Sum
con nio,,afius al Nm ECkLOlgs Last Durlsm. Green GO,
a. s.; f,sl MILK cgss Sc irl1n.. - 10, go Hd'r'"'"
A FEW BOARDERS can be accommodate
y nj rn hons peas3p sEh healthy locaiio, h Dutch
-, ,out, 0rs, milo from liide faiG san on
uutrou Rive Railroad. r.i aia on above Fog Arri FOR
particulars address POsfA.,5IEH Cfm E!o'h' po'e"''S
County.
1T WTSTFIELD. n. j., 30 minutes from
u de nv New ,Jer.cy Central hailt.Ia ipcaton healthy
snl ptaalnt 10 nusql toe. MINUTES ~alh iiDn delTt
sississ, il acsirr,i Ap,iy at wEtTfiELD HOTEL 90
Is O..i o.. Weat-rii y D
DTNGUAMTON, y. Y.-Good BOARD, with
large sul u!easant rOrs. con bc ha al ny los' on
ne lruks o n ~usluehsnra liWr; i,hH OF st,'' 'ho
suJ b..Iity o,aiIon AddTtss Box 2l2 Bihgbam"n " y
gOANDERS WANTED.-Any one wishing
hoari IN Tyatc fanny ana good arrohmo s"n' %
A. l. WAifHs. East Dorset, VI. one nns nom q, POI.
BOARD NEAR WEST POlN f.-flrsi class
ID house spacious grounds dne shade home supply VI
Mrsa A. MAINS IT, Highland Fails, Orange Co \. y.
BOARD. 10 minutes from depot, at BcrnardS-
famies remaining The s'@ts'n Ahhf"AS l"i H''''
lsoois II. >. Bernarlsylis y j. ---------
DOARD.-Six adults, ~ week; children,
- penraut retIrr home for those not 10 nIiJ '" l
flUni city the shore staSt' meet car a.
~ miles ~ De Dot landing Address ny hah MiA AZ ~
RiTCHIE, Por " asbiHeton. Long Island -
DOARD-At pleasant farm-houe, with good
ID view Of Mecox Bay and te ocean sur gsiss a nar
"4'sr"i HENRY ssIPd T. HhEsEY BrdsshamptOn. L iNY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

q COUNTRY BOARD, 20 minutes by Central
~ Railroad, foot Of u-eItJ.sL Address D. r., Greeny
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27
East Si1s.

= EAST SOD Handsomely farn, She,
= Rooms WITH ur sithuut pari. 10 families OF Erhb''i
mars .ui ~ otIcrwi-r reference
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

d 10 PER MONTn-THREE ROOMS, Fur
- $50 shed. fec,Hd il1r. u are house, ir !'o
No n,ar or, ara ho.is also ROOM fr gent, - per
= sek. 2. o Last lZJtfst. usrT dave. Harlem
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

4 CARLOCK'' country clearinghouse, on
~. immediate bank 81 tine Hudson fu Lcr r. D.
bolt c,.4aist. fare - oru.r. Address above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-05-27

COUNTRY BOARD at Cherry Hill, \. Y
" High grounds, cool shade and good table Address L. H.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18
Or.
sI7 St. Charles street, st. Louis, Mo.
ROOK OF NATURE,

contAinipg l48 pages and q number OF tue engravinss'
ryery poTson Of bc,h sexes, and especially those oonteniptAe
inr marriage, should have In thsir private drawer; science
az living long, and retaining the yigor OF manhood Aud
wofnaphood, Rtproduoton-how TO have heaithy, beautiful
Children. Careful medical advice and many well tried pre-
scrintions for the incidents OF early married lie, Sent.
securely sealed, (post paidl to any address for 20 ,eenta-
Adde'S. Dr jacques, Central Me6ieal Institute
I'd, Choetnut street, 81. Louis, LAO,
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18
Mortgage Sole Of Re0L Is
tote.

WHEREAS, HACHARIAH T. Nc
Dorman and Amanda. McDorman, his
wife, by their certain Mortgage Deed, re-
corded in Book u, at Page 81. Records
of Andrew County, dated May Twelfth,
1874, conveyed to the undersigned, the
following described Real Estate, situate
in Andrew County, Missouri, to-wit:
The7southwcSt quarter Of the south
east quarter of Section twenty-cight,( 2S).
in Township No. tfty-nine, (59), Of
Range No. thiFty-four. CD, containing
forty acres, more or less; which said con-
veyancc was made to secure the repayment
of a certain promissory note therein deS-
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 days 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
T"csday, lie 22d day Vifebr"ory, 4. d.
1876, ut the south door of the Cour,
House in the city of Savannah, Andrew
County, Missouri, proceed to sell the
aforesaid Real Estate, at public auction
aud cutlery to the highest bidder, tol
cash in hand. for the purposes in said
Mortgage Deed set forth.
PHINEAS EDWARDS,
Mortgage.
Jan. 81. '7f-no14-tds.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18
Sty0Y Notice.

Taken up by Christopher Steiglcr. liv-
ing in Nodaway township, in Andrew
county, Missouri, on the 18th day OF
january, y. ID. 1876, one dark red COW,
with 4 star in her forehead and n crop
off of the left ear and II split in the right,
branded on lett hip too dim to make
out, white belly, both hind legs white
nearly up to the knees, and bush Of her
tail white, seven Or eight years old. APP.
praised ut sixteen dollars by VIM. ii.
Rodgers and Adam Winters. 4 true
copy from my Stray Book.
j. B.. MAJORS, j. p.
For Nodawas Township.
Jan. oS. '76-nOlJ-wl.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18
MOlfG0Se Sale.

WHEREAS, William L. st. Clair, and
Margaret st. Clair, his wife. by their
certain Mortgage Deed dated August
Sth, 1870, and recorded inDekalb coun-
", Missouri, in Book j, Page jO7, con-
ycyel to the undersigned the following
described Real Estate, situate in Andrew
and Dekalb counties, Missouri. to-wit:
The northeast fourth of tnc northwest
fourth of Section twenty-eight, of Town
ship iitty-nine. Of Range thirty-three,
containing forty acres more or less, and
the west half of the north halt OF the
southwest quarter of the southeast quar-
ter of Section twenty-seven, Township
tittv-nine, Range tllirty-threc; tor the
purpose of securing the payment OF Il
certain note therein described,
And, whereas. it is provided that in
case of default in the payment of said
note then the said Mortga@ee might pro-
cced to sell the Zeal Estate therein des-
"ribed, by giving thirty days notice, OF
the time, terms, and place of sale, and
property to he sold by advertisements in
some newspaper published in the city OF
Savannah, Andrew county, Missouri,
And. whereas, said note and interest
remain due and unpaid, Therefore, ]
shall, on
SAlJRDAl,, THE I'M DAY MARCH,
1876, AZ the South door Of the Court
House, the city of Savannah, Andrew
county. between the hours often O'Clock
in the forenoon and tour o'clock in the
afternoon of that day, sell said Real rs,
late, to the highest bidder, tor cash il
hand, for the PURPOSES i'm said MORTGAGE
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1876-02-18
Order of Publication.
STATE OF MISSOURI, l..
COUNTY OF ANDREW. '''

Estate of George w. Glazier, Deceased.
Now on this day comes Julia A. Gla-
zier, Administrative of the Estate of G.
w. Glazier, deceased, late OF said conn
~, and presents to the Court her petit
ton, praying for an order for the sale Of
certain Real Estate, OF which said Geo.
w. Glazier, died seized, described as fol-
lows, to-wit: The southeast quarter of
Section No. Twenty, (20), and the
North half of the southwest quarter of
said Section No Twenty, (20) in Town
ship No. Sixty-four, go, of Range No.
Thirty-three, (33), in Nodaway County,
State of Missouri, to pay the debts OF
said Estate: Which said petition was
accompanied by the accounts, lists and
Inventories, as required by law, show
ing that said Estate is indebted, and
that said debts are unpaid, and that
pay the same. On examination thereof,
it is ordered by the Court that all per-
sons interested in the Estate of said de-
ceased be notified that application as
aforesaid has been made, and that unless
the contrary be shown on or before the
first day of the neXt term of this Court,
10 be held on the goth day of Marcel
next, an order will be made for the sale
ui the Real Estate in said petition des'
cribed or so much thereof as shall bt
sufficient for the payment OF said debts
and expenses of such sale; And it j!
further ordered that this Notice be pub
lishcd in some newspaper in said Coun
" OF Andrew for four weeks prior t.
the next term of this Court.
STATE OF MISSOURI, IS.
County OF ANDREW,
I, j. Il. Caldwell, Judge of Probate
in and for said county, hereby c%ertif,
that the foregoing is u true copy OF til,
Order of Publication in the Estate q
George w. Glazier, deceased, as full,
us the same remains of record in my OF
flee.
s~~, Witness my hand and oficia
seal. seal at Office, this 10th da.
'~~' ofFebruary, 1876.
j. II. CALDWELL.
Judge of Probate.
Feb. Is. 1SI6--nOlS-wl.