The Andrew County Republican. [volume], September 03, 1875, Image 5

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.Mark Twain's Scientific
tions.
Calcula-
Mark Twain, in the August Atlantic
.li'mnis over the diminished leuiMJt of
ho. -Mississippi in tlii.s strain :
Therefore, the Mississippi between
Cairo anl Xcv Oricmis was twiilve
hamlrei'i and fifteen miles long; one hun
dred and s.v'iii v-sjj: years airu. It was
"leven hiiaih ed' anil 'eility after the
nt-tll"ol 17:.':?. It was one thousand
md forty after the American bend cut
"If (some sixteen or seventeen years
:lco.) Ir, has lost sixty-seven miles
since. Consequently its length is only
-nine hundred and seYeutv-three miles at
M'-ent.
Now, if T wauled to 1)0 one of those
'nderous scientific people, and "lot
a' t.) U')e what had occurred in a
:rivcn time in the recent past, or Avhat
will occur in I he far future by what has
'M-curved in late years, what an oppor
tunity is here! (ieoloiry never had sueh
i chance, nor such exact data to arue
irom! In or "ilcvelopmcnt of .species"
ither! (!lacial epochs are ,-traue
hinir-. but they are vague, l'iease ob
serve :
in the space, of one hundred and sev-ntv-ix
vars the lower Mississippi has
-horiencd il-ell two hundred and forty
.wo miles. Tiiat is an average ot a tri
')' ov r one mile and a third per year.
J'lier:hr any calm person who is not
blind or idio'ic, can see that ill the old
)"Htu-.Silurian period, just a million
rears, ago next November, the lower
-Mi-"-i-:ppi river was upwards a. one
"trillion three hundred thousand miles
"'tug. and siucl: out over the gull of
-Mexico like a fi-hing rod. And by the
-ame token any person can see that
-even hun-lred and forty-two years lrom
;ow the lower Misi ippi will be only
i mile and throe quarters long, and C'ai
: and Xew Orlean- will have joined
riteir savets together, and be plodil'mr
omlortably along under a single mayor
and a mutual board of alriermer.. There
something fascinating about science.
One get- ueh wholesale returns of eon
ieelures out of sueh a tniUnr investment
)f fact.
DEATH.
From the Altar to the Tomb The
Hymeniai BelLs are Stopped
that the Tolling- may be Heard.
Hardly had the histjoyous echo of the
.marriage boils, that were proclaiming
:hc nuptials of Miss (.uinn to a gentle--nuii
of Phelps, died from amongst our
midst, befoie the tolling bell startled
;iiem from joyous hilarity and brouirht
:hem keenh'to the laet tiiat tiie br"nle
father was no more, and it came to
nas in this manner:
Last Tuesday evening being the eve
set apart for tho taking dace ot the
nuptial ceremony of .Miss Quinn to a
iTcnileinan who holds the position ol
-ection boss on tlu K. C. 11. It. at
Phelps, ;t large concourse of friends
gathered at the residence of the bride's
father, who resides at Eastport. The
ceremony bein; over, dancing was
agaged in, am! kept up to the '-wee
-ma.'1 hou'-s. Wednesday, the next
day, tiie bride's father, in company
with Frank Ijlakemore. Mr. JJrown.
am! a boy named James Ball, skirted
'o come to this side in a small skill",
hist as they were about ready to start,
t man named Woods came down to the
-li av. and desirous of being one of the
-.ailing party, alo got into the boat.
Tiie boat, on his entering, rocked to
tnd Iro, which so alarmed the men
that there was a general try to get
ashore, and in the conlusion the boat
ipsi.ed. Mr. Quinn, who was seated
ii the .stern ol the boat, which, was ! he
farthest lrom shore, made rainless ef-l-'ris
to reach laud. In the meantime
the rest of the participants had all stite
i' got ashore. Pdakemore, on reacli
i.".ghtnd, .soon took in the precarious
-ituation of his companion Quinn, and
at once started in to rescue him.
swimming out, he -booh leached the
drowning' man, and as he was going
down, grasped him by tho hair. Quinn
now endeavored to clutch hold of
lilakemore. who Ending his own life to
.ie in a jeopardy h" the hold that Quinn
had on him, looser" himself alter much
exertion, and put lor shore, and Quinn
sank to rise no more. His wife on
hearing the news of the death of her
husband, came ru.shing frantically
lown to the bank, and threw herself
off into the river, exclahning. will
iret my dinnine."' She was promptly
rescued, and means taken at once to
recover the body. Men were dragging
the river till late Wednesday night,
and only gave up their search then, to
be resumed early Thursday morning,
when Joe Iliggius, who :s about the
best swimmer in our state, was em
ployed to dive for the body. Joe was
i:i the river about two hours, but could
not lind any trace of the missing man.
Nebraska Citr News.
Arrested at Last.
Two years ago many of the readers
of the Gazette will remember the depu
ty sheriff of DeKalb county was killed
hy Christopher and Darid Groomer,two
brothers, who he was attempting to ar
rest. The murderers escaped and noth
ing further was heard from them until
last week, when Christopher was cap
tured by sherilt James L)unn, of Daris
county," who afterwards turned him over
to the authorities of Delvalb county .The
murder created considerable excitement
at the time, the Grooniers being known
as a "hard lot,"1 and the murdered sher
iff1 a most exemplary young man. St.
Joe .Gazette, 28th.
i
Q. M. & P. R. E.
A Conference to be held m Mary
vilie on next Tuesday -with tho
President and Sec'y of the road.
J Ion. aL (I. Jloseborry has been ad
vised by lei 'i- from " Henry Ivoot,
president of the (,). M. & V. rai-road
company, that the negotiations for
the purchase of the . 31. & 1'. road,
with direct tfonnection.s "with Chica
go and St. Louis have reached the
st aire v hieh warrant-; the directory
in one.', more presenting the subject
to the people of the counties in Mis
souri along the proposed line with a
view of .seeking to secure a liberal
co-operation in aid of this valuable
enterprise. Mr. Win. (J buries agent
of the Loudon capitalists Mr. Hoot,
President, and .Mr. (jeorgc King,
Secretary of the company propose to
visit Maryville on Troaday. August
to confer with the leading citizen
of our town and county on this im
portant subject. A meeting will be
held at t lie court houe in this place
)it next Tuesday at 2 o'clock p. m.,
vn which occasion the gentlemen
above named will present the subject
for the consideration of our citizens
in order to .secure the location and
construction of this important road
throua'h Xodaway county, via Mary
ville. J. el there be a full attendance.
Marvville Democrat, -.'tjtli.
oefli)avis lias accepted an invita
tion to speak at the Kansas City Ex
position, lie has also accepted an
invitation to addrts the .lellerson
county Fair, at DeSofo, in this State,
on theSth nist.
f8 RASSHOPPEE
ALL GONE !
In view of the present llattering crop
prospects giving an increased impetus to
business, anil acting on the motto
QUICK SALES & SMALL PROFITS,
Jo II IBLnssellc,
has determint d to offer his complete
.-.. ek of
Pry Goods
Groceries
Boots S3fces&e.
at such LOW FIGURES
as will- insure purchasers.
GIVE JIIM A CALL and
bo COXVIA'CED.
JTis Store is at the OLD
STAXJ). South Side of the
PUBLIC SQUARE.
Savannah, Julr tJO, l7."i.
TRY YOUR LUCK!
1 K want evervoody i'l t'i" I'nited Mates to
W se iir l.i erztit-paae, literary and
:'.:mily paper, I HKs.ij vi-.Mi:," ami in or-d.-r
that all niay;tnljre r.f it- merit- for tiielu--eles.
we uilfsni'1 it, on trial, -i: month.- lv
oid ."in cent-, and to e ry .-ub-eri'i er, we u ill
send by mail, i-ii-taifc repuid.o'ie ofoiir MAM
MOTH I'l.'ltMU'.M I 'A l a UTS confainin la
U-ood envelope-., 1(1 sheets wxtni Hole paper, 1
:ooil lVnholder. 1 pod had p.-n-il, J steel
Ten-, 1 Memorandum Uook, 1 ' :-.rd l5io:ojfrajh
of all tin-li-e-i.ti:its of the I nit -d Mates. :lnil a
Nice la.-miuin of. Jewelry, worti: tiom J.'i cents
to-d. Don't h't this pa- you; try one pack
age. Kvi rjlicdy is sure t.i p-t istorepiods than
ttiev ev r l.roiiuiit heforelor the same price, and
the'luckiest irct fro in live to ten times tin- value
of iliei'-money. Tee paperalone is more than
woi-li .V) cents, and We ivi- you t'.is m.iiriiitic'-nt
pri.e e;ra. I.'i-merhir the pa pur and tin pack
et for only .V) cents.
A-rcnt."- 'wanted.
Aildress V.. 11. p.n:uow.
I. o. Ilox ."s. Uristol, Tenn.
Sheriff's Sale Under Deed
of Trust.
-TTJHKUKAS William 1. Chirk and
V r iora I. Claik, hi- wife, l.v their cer-t-iiii
l I ..(' '!en-l il.-if. a Ihe -ith dav of
June, A.!. 1-71, and recor'i l in the I.'econler's
i.i'.ice ot A mill w eiiisntj . in tin- iaieni .mk-iii!-ri,
on illegal pape ot ISecord Hook X'o. 'J!7, coi.
ve d the follow nig described Ueal K-sUite to
wn :
sti-ii. in' rrimiid idll.-t V-live f'Lll feet in Width
oifthe li'krthend ot lots No. one, (J), two, (Jl.j
I
and three, (.), Ill hlock .No. six, (a, 111 U en-.-ter'-i
Addition to the City of savannah, to ( '. A.
Whiilaker, to secure the p:sj metit of a certain
luomi-soi-v note dated on the "'tli day d" June,
ls74, for the unt of four hundred and f.rty lo!
lars with iutere.-t froti. the date thereof at tin
rate often per cent, per annum, and signed Wil
liam 1). l.iark.
And whereas, it is stipulated and airrroil by
the .said William 1. Uark that il -aid note
should he fully paid according to the term
thereof anil f herein containeil said conveyance t
iM-eome void, iuit on default of the paym.-nt of
sai l note as therein stated the said conveyance,
to ;c in full force :uid the legal holder,
or the actimr Sheritl'of said Andrew county, is
authorized to sell said Ileal Kstate or -o much
thereof as mav he siilliRient tosati-ly thedeiuaiid
of said note to the hurhe-t Iddder.liy puhlic sal",
at the i.oiirt House door in the City of savannah,
in said count v of Andrew and tati; oi'Mis-ouri,
And whereas, default has been made in pay
ment of the note herein above de-cribed, a- by
said note ri ijuired, and pur.-uant to the power
given mo sis expressed in said 1'eed ot'Tru-t, 1,
tin-undersigned sheiiff of Andrew comity, Mo ,
will, on
MOXDA I", THE TWENTY-SEVENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
next, between the hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon and five I.-' clock in the alternoon of
said dav sell at the South door ol the Court
lloiise.'in the said City of Savannah, for cash to
the highest bidder, the Heal Estate above des
cribed and convey the same to the purchaser
thoreof. GARTER, Sheriff
Andrew County, Mo.
Aug. 27, 1S75 no 15 wl.
Mortgage Sale-
WHKUKAS, .s-TlLWF.LL TKUK.Y AND
( atharine True?-, his Wife, Jane Miarp and
.samucl Miarp, her-liJishand, hy their mortgage
deed, dated the thint lay of October, A. !.,
Wl, mill recorded in hook.'SO, at pavs "T!l-SO,in
the olliee of the Keeordcr of Deeds fur Andrew
county, Missouri, conveyed to James (.ouch,
tilt- following described real estate, lying and
beinirtn Andrew county, Missouri, to-wit: The
undivided tbur sevenths of the following des
cribed lots, tracts, or parcel of land, siirate in
tt"-county of Andrew and Mate of Missouri;
that is to say. the east hall ot the northwest.
p alter, and the .southwest ipiartcr of the north
wc:a iiarterof section twenty-six, in township
llTty-nine, or ran -re thirty-six, and a part of lot
foiir, of fractional .section twenty-seven, in
town-hip lifty-ninc, of range thirty-six, begin
ning at the northeast corner ol said lot, and run
ning west forty roils, thence nearly southwest
along a ditch, sixty-five rods, to the Nodaway
.-dough, thence down the Slouch to the southeast
I corner of said lot, .-event'. -nine rods, thence
north one hundred rods to i:ie place ot begin
ning, the above described lot.-, tracts or parcel-
of laud, containing one hundred and lift y
and twentv-seveii fortieths sn-re-s, more or less.
tin-undivided four--ecnths. of which is hereby
conveyed, which .-aid conveyance was made to
i secure the panent ofa certain promissory note,
j in said mortgage de.d de-cribed.
And, whereas, ieiauir cas D-eii made m the
p.iunciit of -aid note, together with the interest
thereon, and the same remains due and unpaid,
' Now, therefore, in pursiianceof the provision
of .-aid mortgage di ed, ami .y virtue of the
pouer therein contained, ami given, and at the
rc 'piest of Caroline Winkle, il.e legal holder of
said note, and her husband, l.cwis;. iliukle, I
the undersigned, .s-herill" of Andrew county,
.Missouri, will on
Tucxhnj, lie liih day of September, H7o.
at the
south dool- of III- Court House in s.-ivmii-
uah.
:ilm i
Andrew county. Missouri, between the
! of nine o'chn k in t!:e forenoon and live
i-k in th-afternoon of tliat day. sell the
described ical estate at public, vendue, to
;'!n r bidder, for cat-it in hand, for the pur-
tile hi;
pose.-
iu sanimoriirae oeen .-ei lorin.
I.. V. A UTKi:, Sheriff
ndrew ( iiiintv M
Auu'
:u-tl:;th, l.-7."i j.o i.j ::).!.
Order of Publication.
st ti-: ik mi.s.s(H'i:i, ,
l o; i or Ami:i.v,
h-iateot Lewis Allen, deceased.
AJDV (IN 'Mils; DAY COMK.s-AI.I.KN HOLT,
S I'll. he Administrator for Andrew county,
in c!ia- ire of the Kstate of Lewis Allen, decea--ll,
ami pre- iit-to the Court his petition prajing
fir an i rih-r for the .-ale of certain Heal K-tatc,
ot v I.icm said Lewis Allen died sie.ed, deacrib
ed a- :j!1ows, to-wit:
Kit!;, -t-uir acres of land, comnieiicingat acer
t. i'ii ro;w tiftj -four rods wet from the south
e.isi corner i.V .section thirty-live, (-'iro, inTown-.-hip
-iMy-oiie, (I'd), of Haiige thirty-f..ur, (,:t),
running thence north one hundred and si.ty
rod-to ;- rock, thence we-t iifty-four rods,
them e ninth one liuudred and -i;" rods, thence
east litty-four rods to the place ol' fiegining, le-in-'!i
.section thirty-live, Town.-hiii' .-ixty-one,
of Uange thirty-toiir, in Andrew county," Mate
ot Miss.mn, td pay the debts of .-aid e-tate. whieh
said, petition was accompanied by the aceoums,
li-ts and inventories as required "by Inw, show
ing that said estate is indebted and that s;u.i
debts are unpaid, and that there are not suili-cii-nt
a.-sets on hand to pay tiie same.
( n evtinination then-ut, it is ordered by the
Court, that .ill per-ons interested in the estate of
said dccca-cd be notiiied, that apjilicatioii . is
atoresaid. has been made, and that unle-s the
contrary be shown on or before the lir-t dav of
the llet term of this oiirt, to be held on theUth
day September lie. t, an order will be made for
the sab- of tne IJeal K-tate in said petition de
scribed, or so much thereof as shall be sullicient
tor tin- payment ol.-aid debts and the expenses
ol -uch sale.
And it i-further ordered that this notice be
put'li-in-ii in soiii newspaper published in said
c iimty of Andrew tor four weeks jn-ior to the
ni-t fi rm of mis ( .inrt.
s ATK (JF MISs(it:I, .
( iii ntv or Amu:lu,
1, J. II. alduell, Judeof Probate, in and
for -aid county, heivby certify that the fori go
ing n a true copy of die onkr therein .-et fortl;
a- Hilly as the same rciiuins ol record in my ot
licc. . -;i, i i i ,.i:..:..i i ,!.;
.' . I . I .... . J I .t (il , ..
a i.v i',!.nwi:r.i.
Judge of rrobate.
Aii'j-u-J (, l.s7."i no i wl.
Sheriff's Sale-
Whi:':as. iior.Lb'rcAiN, r.vm- 1:1:
tain Mortgage I eed datei! tV'iruary ilr.-t A.
1 . one thiiii-ainl 'eight hundred and titty n.ne,
and recorded in In ok s. pageidi;. m the "oiliceol
the Itecorder ol Ijewds ot Andrew county, Mis
souri, convt d to .-aid county of Andrew, the
following described real e-tate, situate. lying
and being in the county albre-aid, to- it :
'I he r.orthv.e. t ';t;::rfer of tl:e soiitiie.i-t ipiaiter
of Si-ction No. twenty-one, (-J!.), m Town-hip
No. titty-eight, ('-) ,"ot K.inure No. thirtv-toitr,
: which said conveyance was made to secure
tin- jiaxiiient o! a certain bond executed by .-aid
Uobert ( ain to tie-said comity of Andrew lor
tho u-e ot the inhabitant- rh- p-of f.r -chool jmr-po-es.
for tin- .-urn of six hundred and .-Ktydo!-lai's.
dat d l-'ebruary lir-t KV.i. and payable on
the lir.-it day of February tlu-reatter with ten per
cent, interi t tin-iv-ni lrom dab-until paid, and
containing tiie lurHn-r stipulations that il the in
terest be not paid v, lieu it becomes due, it shall
bear interest at the .-ame rale as principal, n- in
said Mortgage Deed described,
And whciva-. it is providtd in said Mortgage
Jbed, that if default -hall le- made in the pay-ii-nt
ot tin- principal or interest due and paya
ble ac -oidiiig to tin- tenor aiiiiell'-ict of said bond
above recited, the .sheriil'oi said county of An
drew may without any suit on .-aid mortgage
pr-ieeed to -,-li the abjve desCi ibed land or any
part thereof to satisfy tiie principal and interest
ot -aid bond, and make .in ab-olute coitvey;u'.c.e
thereof m lee to the purchaser; And whereas,
the said bond together with ihe interest duj
thereon remains due and unpaid,
Therefore, I, Leroy I). Carter. Shi-riff of the
county of Andrew and state or Mi-souri.hy vir
tue oft he premises ainiv-aid. and of an order of
the County Court of said county made at the Ju
ly a. j.iuni'-d tetnithei t, to-wit: August bith,
1n7.", and to me directed and delivered, have
levied upon and seized nil the right, titl- and in
terest ot th.- said Uobert Cain in and to '.he above
described real estate, and will on
Suturdmj, Vac Wth d'ty of Scpkm&cr,
ls7.-i, at the Coin t House door, in the city of Sa
vannah, county of Andrew, and Mate otMis.-ui-11,
betWc II tlieholirsol nine o'elock in the lore
lioun and live o'clock in the afternoon of that
da , sell -aid property at public vendue to the
highest bidder tor ca-ji in hand to sati-fy said
debt and co-Ij.
LKItOV I'. CARTLii,
sheriff of Andrew County, Mo,
August 20th, '-.: noil.
Tax-Payers Attention.
NOTICE IS I IE11E1 JY GIVEX TIIAT
I will meet the tax-pavers of An
drew county, Missouri, at the following
times and places, lor the purpose of re
ceiving the taxes duo on the Tax Books
lor the year lS7o, to-wit:
Moberly's.Mill, Monroe Township, September
::, 14. and 15.
Rochester, Rochester Tp., Sept. 1(5, 17, and ls.
Flag springs, KmpireTp., ept. 'Ji), and .
Whitesvilie, 1'latteTp., ept. -'', t4, and il.
Roseiidale, I'.enton "lp.. sept. 'J7 and tiS.
T.olckow, I'.enton Tp., Sept. ').
Clav Center, Clay Tp.,seit.:i'i,!ind Oct. 1 and 2.
Fillmore, Jack -on Tp., Oct. 7. s, :mdl).
Amazonia, Lincoln Tp., Oct. 11. 12, and 13.
lieeler .-ichool House, Jefferson Tp., October 11,
15, and 1G.
Coffmans School Ilou-e, Washington Tp., 0:t.
16, 11), and
and thereafter at my otlice in Savannah.
AV. 1.'. ALLKX,
Collector of Andrew County, Mo.
Savannah, Augu-t lath, ls75.
NEW FIRM !
DANFOBD &
HnjviiiG; purchased J. F. Colburn's Hardware Store and re
moved it to the E. corner of the Square, and purchased
in St. Louis, a full stock of first class goods, consistin-"- in
part o STOVES and TINWARE, QUEENS WARE, and
GLASSWARE, WINDOW GvLASS, LAMPS, TOOLs, of
all kinds, Pocket and Table Cutlery, House furnishing iroo'ls,
IRON, STEEL, and WHEELING NAILS, Garden ami
Harvest tools, and in short everything usually kept in a first
class Hardware Store, wo arc now ottering them as cheap as
the cheapest, for CASH.
COME AND SEE US I I
Pianos arid Or-P'aiTS3
A
Are olferui to iiersoiis deairiii
OST LIBERAL TERMS I
KNOWN TO THE TRADE.
The instruments- wo sell are all of
Standard Quality, and Fully Warranted.
Y do not il-al ar all in any of tho VIAXOs ami OUliAX known to dealers as
"C1I1-.A1"' Instruments. They arealmost entirely worthless, :md the price paid
lor th' in is money thrown away.
The Terms we Offer to Purchasers Bring
Within the reach of all classes of purchasers, and enables them to procure a stricllv
liist-cla-s instrument. I'lanos ami Orin- can ie bouirlitolits and paid for in liAs
LfiAi.t.MKNTs, jiayahle at intervals to suit the purchaser.
Liberal Discounts Made for Cash.
We.iruarauti't' instruments to boas repn -ented in circulars, so that purchaser.-;
are at ik risk in ordering an Oran or I'iuno of tw, or our agents.
Send for Circulars and Write for Terms.
T. J. Washburn, A-eiit, 421 Francis Street
ST. JOSEPH, MISSOURI.
Final Settlement.
"VTTICK is herein- triven to all creditors
md
JJl otheiv. :ntere-ted l.i tiie estates of John
Hauler, deceased, Klam.C. Veale, deceased,
-lames- Andcrsim. deceased, that I, Allan fi
Administrator of said estates intend to make
nal settlement therenfat the next term of
Probate ( niirt, of Andrew county, in the
soil
md
!t,
I-i-
Ihe
tate
da3
of Missouri, to be held at .savannah, 0:1 20th
ot September. l.-7."i.
ALLAN" IJol.T, Administrator.
(iHEKXt.r.r.A: Kisc, Aitv's.
August -Jniii, IsT.-, noil wl.
j"otice of Final Settlement.
"JVJOTICK 1- hereby given to all creditors and
X others inti ti steii in the estate nf di n. V.
i; r di ee.i-'-d, that the undersigni d, Admin
isiratriv iif-anl e-tate, will make" ilnal settle
meu therenfat the uet ter3: Probate ( niirt, of
Andrew county, to ! l.i Id at -:tv.niiiali, oil tie
third Mniidav in septe:;;bi r neKt.
.11 LIA (.LA7Ii:5.',
A-lmini-iratrix.
Savannah. Mo., Auir. no!:; wl.
E. We .FOY9
Dealer in KASSLB, KCNUZSTS,
HBADST033S, TABLETS, &c.
Northeast eu-acr 1'uLlsc Square, Savannah
Mo. I aie now !'np..r. d t 1 It 1 1 orders fir Ci;.m
i:i ki:v Wou'c, .irnin .1 good .-election ol designs
and material. ork v. i ll and promptly execu
ied, and mi the mo-t reasonable tel'lVs.
March .".th. 1-7-'.. 1 .
Sale of Steai up Lands.
TJY VIliTl'K of an order of the county coi'rt of
J Andrew coim'y, Mi-oui i, made at the regu
lar May Term. J.s7.:, 1 will oiler at public salr, to
the highest bidder, (not loss than live dollars per
aero.) at tin- .south door of the court-house, in
the city of savannah, in said county, on
2V 'ESI) A Y, 1174 day of Ootobcr, lS7o,
th- following SWAMP LANDS, held in trust bv
1 Andrew e iii.itv. for the u-e and benefit ot the
Co'.mty ireltoul Fund, lo-vwt:
S. T. 1:
10 ? 1-1011. -lores lot I -'1 .V "!
mi do we-t half north-east 1 cl :;i
Ml do east halt north-West 4 Cl 'M
to do north-west north west.. 4 !1 ."t
In do north-west south-east.. 1 cl '.'A
yi) do south hf south-east 4 id ."f
ID do north-cast north-east.. !i cl :;t
77 SlMOO do West lit" lots 1 A. J 11 east .". Cl
111 77-ln'i do lot i 1- .l!) ."7
7 I.'Mlio do lot .' 1- ' :!7
111 do hortli-westnorth-west.il 'Ui ;!t
-.'4 S-lfio do lot 7 : i"'0 :tt
11 7i-nh d Jot. 7 :;4 c :u
Tki:m! ov S lt. One-third cash, and balance
of purcluwc tr.oiioy secured by mortgaire notes,
b'-arniL' ten peiv.'eut. interest per.iuiium, accord
ing to tho terms of the law governing the loaning
ol the Common .s diool Fund ol the county. Sale
to ! betwei-u Mn- hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon Mid ihe o'clock in the afternoon, and
to continue lrom d-iv to da until air the lands
are sold. 'L. 1). CAli I KW, Sheriff
August 13, 17.T tils of Andrew co. , Mo.
JOHN I.. r.Mnit.
JOs. S!J KLI.HNlini'.liEI!.
Hackberry Mills.
Formerly known as the "Smith's
Mill," situated about 5 miles north of
Amazonia, and six miles west of .Savan
nah. Having been fitted up by the un
dersigned, they will do all kinds of
Custom Grinding and Sawing,
on short notice. They will keep con
stantly on hand, for sale, .
Flour, k Bran, ChoppsdFesdj Etc.
They solicit the patronage of all their
old customers.
ClSTFiegular days of grinding, Friday
and Saturday.
SMITH & SESLLENBERGER.
NEW GOODS !
CHITTENDEN,
:o:-
Jma)3iJ&Sa UlaL Vic's
to purcha.-e an Oriran or Piano, the
Lafayette Route.
COMfC-ED OF TIIK
Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw Railway,
Cincinnati, Lafayette & Chicago R,R.
indianapelis, Cinn. & Lafayette R.R.
Is the shortest. P,it, Quickest and Kr.--I
KolUpped Koiite between all points west 1,1
Mississippi Ur.erand Pi:oi:ia, Lakayi:; i r. is
iu .v i 01.1-, ( it iNx ri, Lni isvii.i.K and 1
I Hit of the East, 2'outii-Kast.iiHl North.
Th" following is the time of the CINCIX-
jVATI lightning express
TRAIN.
Leave savannah ":"o p. m., I'urli'ntnn (a.
:n., Keokul. 1 il, a in.: IVoria h):it a. ni.,st.if-
!.!! 3:30 p. nt. : Lafayi rti- .1:iio p. :n. : Indiao-p-
dis 7--ey p. in.; Cincinnati 11 :3) p. in.; l.o..:'a
viiie 1! ::.'i p. m.
I In-., connections fur llaltitnore, AV:ishiii3to;,
New Yoih and .southern points.
I. i ae .savanii.di ."vi op. m. : leave I5urlht?o:i
via i . V,. .vo. Train No. r.. Hl:l.".a. lit. Le
1'ioria in ii. in.; Lafayette I:nia. in.; Indl-a-apoli-
lama', r.i. : arrive ( incinuati :;.
L'.ui.-villi-s:;.. a. m. ; l i ton -J:ir p.. in.:
luinhi's n .1". a. in. : Pitt-iiurir 7 mi j. in. Inn.: -dl:.te
coiim-ctio.is tkrouih to I'hiladi liiltia, N'-',v
York and l!o.-!oa.
CHICAGO & LOGANSPORT FAST
EXPRESS.
Train No. I Leave savannah :0O p. m.: Tl'.ir
lini;ion .1:3U p. in.; Keokuk ::0. p. m. ; Peoria,
liai-ip. in. : liiliiiau -J.."iii a. in. ; ChicairoT::"i .:.
in.: state Line,! io a. in.; Coliindms :':." p.m.;
Pittsluir. J:n:J a. in. : Loaiisport, li::r. a. ::i.;
To'.i itofi:."!'! i. ill.: Cleveland 10:111 p. m.
( lose conneetion at Chicauo, Pittsliur 22d
Cleveland lor all Eastern and Northern Cities.
y this route passencers avoid delays,
and onn:ibu.ses transfer throuch lanre
cities, which renders it very desirable;
particularly for ladies.
Ask for tickets reading from Burling
ton or Keokuk, via T. P. & AW Fi'y.
1'aggage Checked Through.
A. Ij. HOPKINS, Koceiver, l'coria.
II. (. TOWN SEND, C.eu'l Tic't Ajrt.,rcon;t.
For iulormation, address,
W. K. CU.MPTON.
Jen. V'csi'n .j:entt llHrlington, Iov.a.
Julyi:;, !sT"i -m.
A LECTUliE
TO YOUNG
Juxt l':il'."niiril, in a Salt '1 Knvclujie. J'ricfO t !i.
A Loctiire on the N-itiiro. Treatment, anrl
liadu- il cure oJeniin.d Weakness, or .spi-nu.i-t-irr'.H'
.:, induced I.y el;-Aou.-e, lnvoluiit.i : v
Kmissions. Iiupoteiioy, Nervous lieldlity, on I
Iiupi -limi-nJs to Marriage generally; Coiisiiuip
tion. Liiileii.-v, and Fits: Mental and Phvsi-:I
Ineap.ici'v', 'ice V.y liD'itLliT .1. CTLVLK
WLLL. M. 1)., author of the 'Green P.ooii,"
Thi-world-renowned author, in this anniir:i
lile Li crnre, clearly proves from his own ep-r-i.-nce
tiiat the awful ooutiijueiioes of SoSf-Abtitc
m.r. he i ili ctually removed without medicine,
and without danp-roiis surgical operatious.bon
tries, instruments, rin.cs, or on dials; pointing
out a mode of cure at once certain and llVciual,
by which every sull'eier, no matter what his con
dition mav he." may cure hhiiielf cheaply, pri
vatolv anil radically.
ZThte Lecture will prove a boon to thousar.f.x
ntut tkoiixiii"!.!.
sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to sa?7
address, on receipt of six cents, or two jtostAjro
tlUlttJIs.
Address the Puldt-hers-.
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & CO.,
127 "Bowery. New York; Post 011100 llox, 45sC.
nuJiMy
$100,OOOloXj
O.V IMPROVED FARMS,
IV 10U" V and MlSSOritl, for term of years,
at 10 PER CENT. INTEREST. For
lull, printed particular, aitdress Uko. W.
Fua'nk & l)Ai:t:ow, Ihmkers, Corning, Iowa,
on
w. w. c.m.dwell3
Savannah,
ron
Andrew Co., ilo