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SPURIOUS DIVORCE CERTIFICATE.lucv
a. harrison, OF Boston, has begun suit in The
supreme Court against Frederick ]. King.
OF NO. 3G3 Broadway. The affidavit ALLEGES
tcat In the year 1913 she desired TO obtai1 a
divorce from her husband, Elbridge Harri-
SGn; mat she observed in one of the New
YORK papers Mr.. Kings advertisement 10
the effect that he obtained divorces in ali the
states Of the Union without publicity; that
she paced herself in communication win
hlng 40 received circular, in consequence
OF which She, IN company with her sister
visited Nun al his Office and was there in
1o'n!ed that the divorce could be obtained
loL $40, which was subsequently reduced 10
Slie, cash, and SlU0 on the receipt of the de-
cree. IN March, 1874, she received what pur-
ported 10 be decree of divorce issued out of
the circuit Court of Marion county, III,
which she subse quently discovered to be Spu,
rious, she having already paid the 500, G.. o.
y, 10 the express company, ard - EXP. eSs
charges. On this state of facts Judge West
DIOoK granted an order of arrest and King
was held in default OF S5O0.-N Y Void
9CiH. - '-'0>''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-27

END OF RAILROAD WAR.-A Charleston
dspatcn says that all the difficulties between
the South Carolina railroad and connecting
roads having been removed, freight and pas
senger business goes on without Interrupt
ton
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FESTIVALS,

THE TEU>1sEs OF ODDFELJOWs- BTII,D.
n ING ASSOCIATION
OF The Grand United Order II Oid ye'I1yys
VII give y tGd yellow, Inc IIIPmrut IN the VII
Cerue- - tL.IH i-thsl Hal. on VI street bet 10th
snd G. rtlu-lE- Tor ten DAYS. Choice music p
fr--tu.--.fz -crVpt az rea -o-at'a rri,ez
fJS q NM FREEMAN Seore.arv
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GOLD IN ENCOURAGING orANrrrY


The further Professor Jenney explor,ss The
Black Hills the more rsvorsblv he ~ t,s.
pressed with their gold bearing Qualities.
His expedition has struck a region now
and where miners are gathering rapidIv- ~
ARRANGING FOR THE GRAND COUNCIL
WITH THE INDIANS.
correspondent 81 the ~. \. World, writ
July Is, says---After repeated delays the
oommlsSlonerS held a council with the In
a'ams OF this agency and Spotted Tan
reasonably innDential attendance. Spotted
Iah and several prominent Rrules were
ttseht ana made speeches. Most Of the
made speeches. As have hitherto written
TIE otject OF this council was 90 fnduce the
Indians here 10 ~ over to the Missouri river
10 attend the grand Council where the treaty
concerning the cession OF the Black Hilfs
and the bringing on a reservation the Min
neoonJous and Uncpapas Is 10 be discussed
SHotted TAIL made the frSt speech He said
ne was unwilling to go over "a the Missouri
20 hold the council He wanted 10 held In
thls country, on Gha3son creek. Rel Cloud
followed him, speaking Go The same effect as
dld all the other orators. The result OF The
Council IL that Red Cloud and Rcd noe will
40 over 10 the Missouri with the comm iSston
. y, use tnelI ihtEence with the bands On the
rlN'r 10 agree In come over 20 ChadSon and
hold the courcil there Contrary 10 ex-
fcciaiiou. nothing was said concerning
lhs men KILLED or NE Liftlc White CIayriv
Ihtr GS had occufrol which they did not Ike
The general tone ~ the c1urcil was neace-
able OF courSc tho usual complaints were
mare concerning e. iUeniciency OF tie agent
The scarcity Of nations. &c TIE cotn-pfS~ioD-
err having aGai changed their Intentions
leave this morning Tor the Missouri river
va the Black Hills n L. 10 he supposed
.L'N Know why tley 80 into the Black Hills
No one here does. aud they 60 contrary Ia
We - pressed wishes OF the Indians who say
Ioihing Is 10 Ge gained toy the trip except de-
lay. This visit, probably 10 CRAFTY clrioS-
lty, will surely BE- productive 81 no Eoof. ana
may he OF harm In this way tho Indians
VIII believe that their wishes are Of too Iftfle
Importance To have any attention psId u
ihem. and that will make them ohsffnate
Louis Rich also leaves this morning 2, visit
Tie northern bands AMI 20 induce them ~
come In into the council on cha. l>on. 40
VIII be accompanied by ATTY Indians from
mere who viii lend their influence. A dfs
latch rsSSed through here yesterday ON is
way 20 camp sheridan. directing the conn
harding officer 81 that post Ia release an fha
biack itlll> miners now IA his custody. Tho
commanding officer of Camp Robinson re
CtlNtu 10y Tie Same courier orders 10 wafgi,
Tor a party Of black HfllS people who are
supposed 10 have left the railroad AT Sidney
IN consequence company n. 81 cavalry. lcft
ihe post This morning FOR Running Water
creek, with Orders to intercept them.
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Secretary Belkma~-

FORT ELLIS, MONTANA, July N-Secre.
tary Belknap arrived here last night. He
starts for Yellowstone Park on Thursday.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Master Charles p. Per
kiHs TO tie naval academy, 25th inst. Chap
lain j. II. Brown to the navy yard, New
York. Midshipnan j. NJ Roper has report
Ell his return home, having been detached
from the Powhatfan on the 10Th inst. AMI
has been placed on waiting orders Pavmls-
ter W. GoldsbOrO has reported his return
home, having been detached from the Omaha
on the 18th inst, and has been ordered u
settle accounts. Assistant PaymaSter w
{. MCGOWAN has reported his return home,
having been detached from the NarraganSe;t
on The 10th inst, and has been ordered to
iettle accounts.
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N INTERNATIONAL BREEZE IN NEW
ORLEANs.-The refusal on Saturday even
Ihg, ~ new orleans, or the captain OF the
British steamer State of AIabama N sur-
render three Ofhis sailors charged with theft.
created fiutter Of excitement in police CIR
cleS: Inc British consul was appealed IN
nuI In the meantime the Alabama saileI for
LlNerpcoi With the accused on board A.
Iorney General Fields states that when the
'tGaI points have been examined should the
aW u. clde adversely To The captain, he will
Nc made party 10 the crime Tor harborina
"ccnsed persons. and steps will be taken for
as arrest ON his return % Now Orleans
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LETTER FROM Mr.. BEECHER.-Tne editor
of the Welsh paper Y Wasg recently printed
an editorial copgratulating Mr.. Beecher on
Beecher's Acknowledgement:
"HighlOsad Rest, PeekshiH. NJ Y, Jmy IA,
1SI5.-My Dear Sir All the Welsh blood in
my veins thanks you, and all my English
blood joins. To have the affection and CONT
dence of good men Is more than enough COM
pensation for the enmity of all bad men.
Cordially yours,
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II Eleven women have been indicted at
Lynchburg, Va, for illicit disabling.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-27

THE NATIONAL BANK NOTES received at
the Treasury to-day for redemption asgre-
gated S136SI3
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CONVENIENT CENTENNIAL BUILDING
The United States board of commissioners
having charge of the exhibition of the eyecu-
centennial, have completed their arrange
monts Tor separate building OF their own
The main structure will contain 100000
square feet, in addition to which will be
erected side building containing 10000
square feet for field hospital, the whole
covering nearly three acres. The walls will
be of wood ard glass. surmounted by a
powerful lighthouse lens. The building
Will be In the shape of a Grecian cross. the
extreme length of which will be 500 feet. and
the cross section about 300 feet. The height
to the top OF the lens will he Is feet and from
the floor To the roof co feet The cost of the
buildings VIII be about SIS 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-27

~Willard Richardson, editor and founder
terday morning.
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FIVE CHILDREN DROWNED. A man
named johnson, with his wife and q We child
ren In a wagon, drove into CoOsawattee
river, in Gordon county, Ga, Sunday, and
settlng into deep water, the wagon bel
moated on. All the children were drowned.
The man and wife escaped. The bodies of
lour OF the children have been recoyered.
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THE HUDSON RIVER TrrcNrr Tho

The HUDSON RIVER TUENEL.-The work
OF the Hudson river tunnel has again hean
stopped by an injunction granted by Cna1-
ceIlol Kunyon, at the instance of the Della
ware, Lackawanna and Western Railroad
conltahy, ana therefore not rightly iucOrpD-
rated under the general railroad law of ITO
slate. The advocates of the tunnel eypress
much Ill feeling toward the attorney general
VINO, as counsel for the railroad company
procured the Injunction -
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

THE RECEIPTS to-day were, from internal
revenue, sl25, Sc; from customs s69i O9s. 60.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-27

THE INDIANAPOLIS SENTINEL, has been
500 10 the Hon. ]. c. Shoemaker. The edito-
TiaI and business control will be In the hands
OF Lucien u Matthews 1t Is understood the
under the new management will appear
Wednesday next ~FF-
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Doing without England.

ST. PEfERs BURG, july 2I.-The (Olus an
LOUNGES upon semi official authority that
lne government has not abandoned lis idea
OF having the session OF conference on usageS
OF war at st. Petersburg. IL says an Inc
powers except England have accepted invi
iauons To participate, and the conference
Will meet In the spring of Is76
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-07-27

TIE DANCER BOND RuBBFRY-A clue
haS been found TO the robbery Of Matthias
Dancers house on the 18th instant, when
about $4,000 worth OF bonds We're stolen. A
nunibe of coupons of the bonds were found
in the rooms of Michael and Annie Oar
rel, who live IN a tenement at i0I west Jath
street Mrs. OFarrell was a sister OF the
deceased Annie Logan, who wa a servant of
! ANGER, and had been discharged under i'm
putatiOn OF theft There is reason 10 suppose
that the O'FarrelS know the robbers. and
gave them Information. Part of a dress of
Annie Logan which contained a quantity OF
coupons from the bonds was found I'm their
possession, and they have been Imprisoned
TO await trial.-N Y. letter.
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EDUCATIONAL.

$40 PER QUARTEB- No extras Media
WI academy t1T Goys- Il miles from Philsiei-
IMS, - ~ -tr!Ict1rs. ). U. Sh0rtlidge Harvard
= - Aed-a,Pa !yg Pm
Nj Is oSBOESk : Young LApIES' SCHOOL.
w S4S Il street, corner OF IGth. Will rson4n
MtNn& \, SEPT 6. l<-5. Thorough instruction in
sEE.i-h ErauCtez, Ancient, Modern Languages ard
Music Particular attention given 70 Primary AID
luteFrLe,- 'ate departments. JesJ SIN
" EST END INsTITUTF-
w MRS. s. L. CADY, Principal,
New Haven, OF.
CSi4 TT 'tltiiiaf I-23 3gl
he. PERABEAC TEACHEs PIANO, HAP
~ ADtS 6lf :he CUitiratio % the vgtc- IA
dr~ss e. M EEICdENBAyHS Pisao Stor. NJ
as iith street northwest. decI4I,s
khGLlSEs EEESCH, AND CLASSICAL Is.
h - IL IL 81 Young ladies', sIs New York a,s
rue EcrIhVe~t, Mrs. AkcEL0 JACKSON, Princt
t@rtsr- tsr, 10a xrxfsy
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TO PLEASURE sEEKEKs.
sUMMER ARRANGEMENT
sTEAMER PILOT BOY, Capt. W. H Bylas

After this date a0i during the summer months the
n1e Iron Steamer StLrT Boy viii -n-r-s
leave " a. hl g.CH. fro 9Th street $1,000
y bari, every TUESDAY Sad SAT L R-1x1<zzsa..0
DAY Hl1rniuE. A. o. &. *, f-r principal landings
On the Potomac, iECirfIrg rh- fsvorite Saurn-r Re
sorts 81 toitru's @Fi Baki-t0ns Island Returning
VIII STRIVE IA " d htUgt1u early on Wednesday and
Sunday evening On Saturday, in addition TO the
shove landing the Pilot Boy viii take passengers
Tor Lee n-ritcwu. arriving there early ne
ming leaving on Sunday morning for Washington.
The scenery on the Potomac being passed.
And the Pilot Boy he ONLY steamer affoTdiug view
~ entire rout@ br daylight, makes these most
Peasant and h-ithfaI trips fr families and social
pzrie- Fare. single tTlg, y, round trip tiCA Els
g. BltckI-tHT's t-ttuI Col n = and I.ouaTdtCwr
good uRtiI used, 50 AYFis 70
y. L EIT/HUGH, Aro1t.
ieIs I'm ..lrth = - LII
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NEW CURE FOR INsANrrY.-About ten
6sys ago Mrs. Robert Taylor, a lady about
80 years OF age, living near Greenyille, in
this county, who has been OF unsound mind
for some time past, and complained OF pain
In her head, got large nail and drove IL up
70 the head in her skull. For four days she
concealed the act, but about six days ago the
family discovered what she had done, and
sent for DIR. John NJ. Tate, of Greenville who
with the use Of some force extracted the nail.
and the patient is doing well. The straugest
been perfectly restored by this remarkable
operation.-Stoao1oa JinNiscGfOr.
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THE ACTUAL COUNT OF the money in the
United States Treasury was completed sew
CTal days agO, but as yet no report has been
made a. to the result. The cause of the de-
lay seems 10 tie difference of opinion as 10
how certain Irregularities ShOuld he charged
For inStdFCe. there is a shortage Of @ldlJ Of
long standing in toe redemption bureau OF
the Treasures office. General Spinner SAYS
that this Is CccasiOned hy the loss some time
ago Of a $1,000 Cancelled note. The co;n.nie-
SION are div idei on the subject whether the
Treasurer should be held accountable for
this loss or not.
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~The potatoe beetle has nearly disap-
peared from the Mohawk valley, leaving the
crops unimpaIred.
0The Cincinnati board OF education last
night, by acclametion, elected George H.
PeDdleton member OF the board OF managers
OF the public library Of that city.
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STEAMER SUE ENCURsIONs.

The eli CAN'T iron steamer 81 z. Cap
tain james Harper, il uJH making - a
OK EVERY SATURDAY,
Stopping a. PINEG POINT and MARSH ALL'S,
going aud Te,urn--. The steamer leaves ST phRu-
ST whart, foot % IN street az 2. arriving
# Point Lockout early Sunday morning, and
turning 20 " t-hIgtYn ty n. n. NJ ouday. an
the SLC"nI1odHtiCf- first class, aud Unzur-
passed. b. any steamer the river.
FOR Isssaze, s;aIc rooms, &C. apply 20
STEPHENSON q BIO. Agents,
SteThNus7n u harf. foot II 9TH street; once 2I~
Pe-uSy iEsF5t avenue. I-29 n
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WORK OF THE FISH CoMMISsIoNERS-A
letter from Woods Hole. Mass, SAYS: The
United States fish commission, 10 whose eS-
ADJUSTMENT here we have already referred
is still hard at work. The various parties
number In all about twenty-five. Much in
terest has already been noted and many
specimens collected. Three kinds OF work
are being carried on, all supplementing
each other, and producing results of mutual
servlce-hrst, the fish commission proper is
investigating and collecting food fishes un-
der Professor Goode of Middletown; second
investigations into the marine invertebrates
are being conducted bv Professor Nerrill of
Yale colleges while third, the study of the
marine botany of the waters about here is
beng carried on by Professors Hyatt and
Fariow.
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ENC URsTO VS..

Tor EXCURs IONs.
THE MARY WASHINGTON
boat FDh CtdRTEh EgERf -
DAY AND ESENiNG. Regular Sx ts.z =
trips 10 GiyDGpt and return Mon ez4r10r1Er<S
cS5 :, W edIes4.sys ard fTItays, leaving 3h street
MAT az 3 a N A7Piy Oh board, or 10 DR. HOW
LAND. 81 . 4tI sar.ct.
is in P.H TROTH. President.
Lon tIIsKTEh
II The conn utf.T- i-CH Steamer %. CT -
PILOT BOY, seSAaS
having hee- specially ftted rp for EVCI RSr11ES
can D. Chartered on reasonable t@rrrs Apply 20
=. Il EITZHUGH, Agent,
n7y2lsr eth street wharf
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STEAMBOAT ACUTE
4 A z L Vi 4 Y

COMMENCING THURSDAY, July y, 1873
From PHILADELPHIA. making connection with
80 clock trains from " ASHINGTOS
at New Castle Splendid steamer q -
CITY POINT, Capt. George sumner $3.50
caves New Castle,
TUESDAYS, Thu RSDAYS and SATURDAYS.
Leave Cape May alternate days.
Passenger Railway from Steamboat landing 20
CRpe MAJ city. y2J-2g
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n MARRIAGE look place recently at the
new synagogue in the Rue de la Victorie,
Paris, between NJ. Bernstein. a wealthy mer-
chant in Paris, and Mile Seligumau daugh-
Ter OF the American banker of that name.
The elite of the Jewish society OF the French
capital were present, with a large number of
burne. United States minister. Among the
friends of the two families remarked were
Count Camondo, NM. Ephrussi, Gunzburg
k9nigswarter Munroe, Stern, Harjes, DIR.
Worms, NM. Carolus, Duran, Trooper, DIR.
Evans, NJ. Stra kOsch, &c -GdliQnTyii
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PERsoNAL.-Assistant Secretary Cowen
has returned from northern New York, and
is again on duty at the Department OF the
Interior. '''- Capt Gore Jones' of the Brit
ish legation. was I'm New York yesterday.
49, George H MumfOrd, one of the vice
presidents of the Western Union telegraph
company, died in Paris Oh Sunday night.
AREY PAYNASTERS APPOINTED.-FirSt
Lieut. VIM Archer regimentaI quarterma,-
ter Sd artillery, and Col. j. A. b Odhead, OF
Massachusetts, late additional paymaster L.
:. ~, have been appointed paymasterS u.
=. a, with the rank OF major, To date July
Goth. These appointments are made to fiji
the vacancies caused by the resignation of
Major James w. Nichols and the retirement
of Major James II. Mayer.
The PROG RAMME of music by the Marine
Band al the Smithsonian grounds tomorrow
evening is as follows: /. Hail Columbia; 2.
Turner March, Pchacht; 3. Overture Bra
Seur-di-B Preston, Adam: 4. Cavatina. Attila
(SaxCphOne altO.) Verdi; <. Polka. Lesfau-
VettCS. solo flutes and PiccOloD ROSuuet;
9. Waltz, Position, ROSsi; I. Medley. Anne
TicaI, RIngiebcn; :. Cavatina. PoiiutO, Bon
iZetti: 9. Forest Echoes, Cuckoo solo, RE
de-; 10. American airs.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.

DUNCAN, SHERMAN G co. SUSPENDED
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3AAzxl0xk0UA6 ~ AAH OAAh,
EXCITEMENT IN WALL STREET.
DUNCAN, SHERMAN G co. SUSPENDED
JUMP IN THE GOLD RATE.
THREATENED WAR OF RACES.
IRO JRLE IN LOUISIANA.
THE SARATOGA RACES.
THREATENED WAR OF RACES,
IRO JBLE IN LOUISIANA.
THE SARATOGA RACES
FICETEEENT IN VAIL STREET
SuspenStOn of Duncan = .,ernan A. Cn

n.
* Co. suspended this morning TIE suSDan-
SION causes gfeat excitement in Wall street
Gold il4k.
What Duncan. sherman a Co Saw
NEW 1oRK, July 1.-THE following an
nouncement has just been made by Duncan.
sherman GOA careful examination of
our business and affairs shows Us most uneX-
pectedIy that through losses and misfortune
our available assets are so reduced that we
are compelled to 60 into liquidation. We
reached this conclusion with the deepest
regret, but the fact that up to the latest mo-
mtnt our uneXamplei credit having re
manned unimpalred would have compelled
us, II we had continued business. to hazard
new obligations and receive new confleuces
which we were not willing to assume. For
the protection af all our creditors, without
distinction or preference, we have this day
mace general assignment TO Hon. VIM. H.
Shlpman, or this city, whose address, for all
matters connected with our affairs will be
AT our late banking house, No. IL Nassau
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FOREIGN NEWS,
A BiSkiOn bead

LONDON. July 2I.-The Right Rev Connoss
1hlflWalI, Bishop of St Davids, is dead.
106 Mills Idle.
me Manchester Gudyr'iGI says an alarm
ing STATE OF things prevails at Oldham Only
out OF 1872 mills belonging to the Employ
CTS Association are WORKING
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FlucfuaftOu.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2T.-The failure OF
Duncan, Sherman & Co, reported here about
noon, causes intense excitement. Gold
jumped at once 10 lex, but has now fallen to
IL.
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MARROW ESCAPE OF A NEGRO RUF-
FIAN.-A young lady residing at Mount
Morris, n. Y, recently received an auony-
nous letter containing an insulting propo-
sitlon. She gave the letter to her mother
and then secured the presence of an officer
and made the sign requested in the letter
Hanging colored string on the door-knob
Shortly after negro named Charles Reed
appeared and gave certain demonstrations
that showed him TO be the writer OF the let
ter. A crowd gathered, put a rope around
his neck, and thus dragged him through the
streets toward the canal 10 drown him. Both
OF his shoulders were dislOcat ted, but he was
finally rescued and lodged in Jail.
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JUMP IN THE GOLD RATE.
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EXCURSIONS, PICNICS. &c.

THIRD GRAND EXCURSION.
ON FRIDAY. JULY 3OTH, 1875
THf STA Ets JANE MOSELEY
will make her third excursion to CObbs' Island,
touching ~ Point Lookout, Fort -.
Monroe. We Ca L 'Eau ART S0rf,sik. - 80
and reaching her Destination Satur t~-<r.-ssS
day no,u- Return uR- VIII leave the F-igud on Mon
ing.
For further information, tickets Statc-rOoTs, e
aPpiy ~ the Con psUy Office, Room ,, Ma iona
Metropolitan Bank y2S 81
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1875-12-03
az. THE nth DAY or ID
GENDER, 4. d. 1875,
Trustees Sale.

Nv IIEREAS, FRANCIS NJ. DAVIS y his
w wife, Jane a. Davis, by their certain Deed
OF Trust, dated the 9th day of October, 1874, and
recorded in the Recorders Office of the County
of Andrew, State of Missouri, in Book 30, on
Page 6jS, conveyed to the undersigned, Trustee,
the following described Real Estate, situate, ly-
ing and being i'll the County of Andrew, State OF
Missouri. to-Wlt:
All of the Northeast Fourth of the Southeast
quarter of section twenty, Township sixty
Range thirty-iive, containing forty acres more or
less, which SAID conveyance was made i'll Trust
10 secure the paymrn of Il proml>sory note III
said Deed of Trust mentioned and described.
And, whereas, same note Is now uue and un-
palt, together with The interest thereon; Now,
therefore, |, the undersigned, Trustee, by viz
tue of the power IN me vested by said Deed OF
Trust and AT the request of the legal holder OF
said ~proIniaSOry note, | will, on
TUESDAY,, DECEMBER 2STH, 1870,
at the Court House Door, in the town of Saran-
nah, county OF Andrew, Stale of Missouri, pro-
coed to sell the real estate described Is above ii
public yrnduc 10 the highest bidder, for cash IN
hand, and apply the proceeds of said sale 10 the
satisfaction of SAID note. both principal and in
tereSt and the COSTS of This Trust.
q. X. PHELPS Trustee.
Nov. 26, Il--nO6--W,I.