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National Republican., 1877-11-22

THE Democrats nrc laying the hattering
JUNCTION TO their souls that they have nearly
cartuIed the Senate of the United States.
The PittslHrg iosi says:
The Senate just now Is one of the most In.
tepsiing battle fields We have ever had in this
country. There are thmiy.' ight Republicans,
thirty fur Democrats, a,i Judge DAVE, Of
Illinois, With thrrc NRrAnci'S. Counting Judge
DAVIS with the Democrats, where he is
most often found, only two recruits arc needed
from the R,puhIivHn Senators 10 block the
game of the maligurmts IN their first move
which will lie the attempt to seat KELLOGG
and CoEBiS. We believe from all tho in-
formation that reaches Us, the three Demo
cratic claimants will he admitted which will
make the Senate stand thiiiy.s-vrn n,mocrHts,
thrtv-riGhi Republicans, and Judge DAVIS;
hut Ms there is u Io,'!hIity iIoncst JouS"
PATrEleoS will he ir,rsii rrcd to the Itnitcu-
tiary before many 'uths, We ran easily STE
that Rcrulli"an supremacy IN the United
States S,nate u. this time is Il very uncertain
quantity.
We presume that the Post relies upon
"lioncst JoIIN PATTERSON" ~ it umiubly
terms the senator, ny one of "the recruits
referred TO above. We ndmonish our CO.
temporary toa little patience, and then it
will sec what il will scc.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

FROM all that we learn OF tho pending
Toledo Ohio, postmaster ease, it presents
one al the most llagrant violations OF the
principles Of civ II service that has vet oc-
cu:rc,in the course OF changes on the par, of
the cxccnliNr. The suspension OF Capt T. IT,.
DuMIING was not for cause. No charges
have been brought against him officially or
personally, hut, in defiance ol strong pro-
test on the part OF the business men, city
mil county officials, ani other cililens
ngninst it, he has been suspended. On the
other hinl, the appointment Of ALIEN.
REED il represented Us one of the most
umIurtuaatc that could have been made.
The rCOl;r ii Tnlcdp du not want him ils
postmaster iUr the reason that they have
no ,rnhucnrr in his business integrity
His appointment is not called Tor 10y any
body N T"lr,In, and, what is more, We
understand that the most grave charges
have hrcu preferred against him IN thu
Senate. lInw the President rnu justify his
action IN this ease, under The rules and
principles OF civil service, il is dinirut to
unlelstund. The Srmfc will, no doubt,
make the proper c0rir"tiun IN the ciisc.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

fnE quid mines are giving themselves much
needless anxiety about. Gen. GRANT and the
hest method Of shelving him in the future
MuRAT HAIsTED proposes for him the mis-
sion to Berlin, and the New York Tribune
chimes in with one of its characteristic par
agrgphs, in which it has the bad taste to
drag the Rev. DIR. NEWMAN into tie ring.
Now these people are giving themselves
Gen. GRANT. Unless we mistake the indi-
cations, the people have in store for him a
much higher mission than any that this ad-
ministration can confer
National Republican., 1877-11-22

THERE Is a continual struggle between Gin
cinnati. Chicago. and Cleveland Us to which one
of the three can DO the most wicked. 1t Ia ist
one and then the other. To-day 1t becomes
our dLty to record Cincinnati as In the lead.
They have been caught there In selling hogs,
over which they contrive to get several thick
LAYERS Of mud or clay. aud this, Of course, adds
many pounds to the weight Of each hog. and ~
his porkship Is sold for what he weighs, the
frauds apparent. Several carloads Of these
clay -cncascd swine were shipped to Indianap-
oisa nd purchased there by the unsuspectins
Uoosiers.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

THE Philadelphia Times canrot conceal
its Democratic proclivitics under the hypc-
critical cloak of Independence" when it
says: "Aaer the 9TH of March, 1870, the
President can make all the Democratic ap-
poin,ments he wants to, and n Democratic
Renate will bevery likely to confirm them" !"
Yea, verify. But we would recommend to
our ncighbor that he lower his cloak and
hide lis clo'en foot until he puts on Dem
cratic livery, and then he can properly cx.
hibit himself at full length.
National Republican., 1877-11-22
IlIEIl.


RaoN-On III" 9th nP.. 1t Z: M, TuowAa upnv.
FuES. 'hnt son o J m = u. and Siagge A. q bS n
LE Il . u month. and -. I -n dNvr.
% NJ n the Kingdom Of Heaven"
HEA ~ -On the morniny OF the list OF Novem.
bcr, I>T;, MIR CAruHHt<S HSNy
FnnerL rom ,hlrlce OF he son. M"rrc" ~
Il,a V. B:i sire. SOFT INes, nj sou ok q IA. II
qui-m mass nj ~. DCniinica church.
ROCHE-nn Tu" y. November y 81. ai hac
pas ! oil o., EDWARD ilDcisE aged tyInty-,wo
ye rA
Ia, f'nnrpi will take .s,ce Thursday, g insta T.
ut o cock. III n ends and ncquaintinTrs o. the
fanny ie peciiui,y Invited 10 attend. from 4Ss
RiuE" str ~, HeTxrtOwn. ID g.
SAUrER.-On the ipth 'f November. IS7. 1T s
o',lU '. ~. MAGuiv. te"v Il dnuclt'r ~ Wil'Ian
Rnd Anna Rser. utter q urt Illness. 4 q l"vpn
yenrs nu iwV uouii- Al u, On IN :hfh 'f 'vein-
Ter, :, al Two Oc,'' X ~ NJ. IANIKSA'TEh nf o: n
veiy severe Illness a-,d rgl years hnr 20 nOitns
suRREtL.-In Il ,itim, - &c cher II, isT7, CLARA,
ns'd sir We ~ slS n,oulh-, and u rec dH p. only
dau liter "a: ID IN l the Iae James o reli, OF
wah,.ngton. ID. 4.
REDwAN.-'n this city. Of dipl tinr'a.n FRIDAY.
Sovpmb 7 I .lL7 SuRrIS FAUX NR, N y toi ur
q . .ie and A ny Nurion Redway. q seven Years.
iva months, aud slk days
We shil ,.s,t on thii h, au,irui shore"
National Republican., 1877-11-22

THE New York IIo,id, which is among
the most subservi.nt of the hirclings of the
"money cen,rr," is now laborinS valiantly
to in.im.'latc and bull-dose the President
into an exercise of the veto power in case
the bill rcmonetiz:ng silver shall pass both
Houses of Congress. The World and its
masters fear nothing so much as an honest
dollar Of coin, for that will sturve the
money-changcs out OF the temple and
reduce the chances Of gain at the expense
Of the manufacturer, the merchant and the
rrc cchanic. There is no rcpudatiOn in call
ing silver dollar dollar, while there is
great danger to the Spcculator.
National Republican., 1877-11-22
MEDICINAL

SPEGItt NOTICE 70 TlIE NfiLiCrED-DR.
y R,l ER ~ b't,n nl', de cry W, dn'si =
bnd q iu.,y NJ ,iUtc " II bse iorihw ssl lp,-
~ eeii NJ IA a \ nth, f,m2t,Dp ~. FIon ionx
~ rhb III p talnd piirn," rract'e h. Eurr Ut
o gnhs nrd the H"rV " sysleih. zi orr n a,,d
,"i,,inni We knes,. no MY UOsr o 's;Sugl oyer
Mait lnnnss . Elt - "a 81 ln' n thu
hack nj NUCurn n Elm ~ orr, &C nj, r"slltiug ~
nbus's nlOuih ,r excuses Il, manb o.. Dlscas, .
nily conlitc ID cure In hvs /, ten divN. nd tho
,',Sun eII irelh pradi'n ed rom the sySI' no NJ
siin aud b nod Jg qutk y or Il. Dr.R. ind fscd
by the led v pNhi aus ~ hInt ~, his naive
cy yAits Wa Il nK on " edn Stays and AIT RI VA
Al cOIa-uliil ,Un strictly t,II.I.culinl. pc-2 2Y
National Republican., 1877-11-22
The Operu-tfOt,se.

Uncle Toms Cabin" Is drawing crowded
houses. Slavins combination present this
drama rs It has never before hoen given to u
Washington audience. The character of i'noie
Tom Is prrsonatcd 10y n colorcd man, and II is
exceedingly well done. Many of tho other
characters are given by Color,d :cure. The
Georgia Cabin Singers are : feature In them
selves, while the otton.pickinG scero Is we'll
worth the price Of adm -sior To night
"Uncle Toms Cabin" will bc again repeated.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

RuMoRs were current last night that the
President or the Secretary OF tho Treasury had
assured n correspondent Of the press that the
President would veto the silver bill If 1t should
become law. Such assurances are highly
improbable. Tho Presidents heretofore have
not considered that II comported with the
dignity Of their high Office to decide such
questions In advance. An announcement Of
this character might well be considered by the
Senate In the light Of q menace from the Ex-
ecutiya
National Republican., 1877-11-22

JUDGE MAcKEY must have introduced his
new invention for cOndoninV crime into the
State of Pennsylvania At Pittsburr. where u
portion Of the city was laid In ashes by the
torch of rioters and the militia was called into
service to queli the outrage. the grand jury
has presented the militia instead of the mob.
and they nre to be tried, and, II convicted, arc
to be punished for obcying the order Of the
Governor and for ntcrrsing their aid to sup
press the outbreak. Verify. we have falicn
upon queer times
National Republican., 1877-11-22

few days for Turkey. The farmers are getting
his 1urkSnip ready for the grand assault that
will be- made upon his breast wOrlUs-the time
being this day week. In this connection 1t is
pleasant 10 no,o the fact that several Of our
wealthy citizens Rre going to reinforce the
charitable institutions with buttalions of
young Turks. Il ~ likewise proper to state
that the rates for Turkey have been much re.
dnccd. Plum pudding. cider. and celery are
to be pant Of the ammunition used on The day
National Republican., 1877-11-22

THs New York courts have decided nm Inn
portant case, in which M.jorGeneral HAN.
COCK and u hotcl.kecpcr were the contestants.
II appears that the General sucd tho hotel
keeper for tho value of 5000 worth of jew.
elry that was stolen from him while he was
sojourninx at the hotel. The court decided
that, having made contract for board, ho was
not n guest. bit n boarler. and that this re.
leased the hotel proprietor from nil responsi.
blity. So the prospective Democratic candi'
date for 1850 loses his j,wclry and gets nc
damages
National Republican., 1877-11-22
Theatre Goi,iuus.

Jrama. burlrsquc, comedy and variety yaret tho
combined attractions. On tho Trail" is tho
drama for tlis evening. while tho programme
Is most com plctc with soirs. dunccS, nnd char
acter acting. The Comique has rpained iis
wonted popularity, und Is now doing flst-
class usiness
National Republican., 1877-11-22
AImse's Thanksgiving Repertoire.


ia Marjoaine," the new opera boa1e which
has obtained such undisputrd success IN Paris
New York. Philadelphia, and Baltimore, is the
play with which Mile. Aimee opens her opera
season next week. From all VIC eau learn this
beautiful work Is In every respect equal to
"Angot" or "Girone." and must be classcd with
the best and brightest Of bonft productions.
Tho music is sweet and pretty. and the pay
abounds in light and catching melodies, and
what with the new and elegant costumes the
well-driled chorus, the augmented orchestra,
and the usual elaborate settings of the National
Theatre, this piece will undoubtedly have the
approval of our citizens and achieve n success.
Among the vocal gems we may mention the
kissing Good bye song" tuh que ceSt bon de
dire adirn,) in the first act, the Cuckoo" and
"Bcpgar SONGS, TIA petit son. In the third.
This will he followed by "La Jolic Parfun,cusc,"
In which Aimee introduces her iunituble
English song and dance, Pretty ns Picture
Wednesday," La File dc Nine, Angot," with
Aimee rs Ctai,ttie, and the young md bcauti.
fnl Mile, Mario Us MRe. Ld"cc On Thanks.
giving Day there will be o grand special
matinee performance. In the cvCaing we are
promised the finest approximation Of Giroilo-
Giroiia " that We have ever had. Friday is set
apart for Aiincc's benefit. Saturday afternoon
II farewell matinee. and with first and only
performance of LA Belle liclcue" In the
evening.
With such u spicy programme and tempting
bill 10 suit all tastes we can confidently antici-
pate crowded houses.
We may here mention that the new and cle-
CANT costumes were specially made for the
troupe by Lande and Millct, aud the properties
aud accessories by Halle, both of Paris.
The sale OF seats aud librettos begins this
morning at the theatre.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

TmE New York 7.ih""e of yesterday
thinks all danger Of ,liSini"gIn'ion in the
Republican party is passed, and rcnSons
that the ,,sirc TO avoid this u =" strong
"thnt there l. n" longer amy s'ri"ns danger
oil the oIprnizi,li0n of M nnli'mlmin:S'r''
Ton iaction in the E'pnhii'an patty III
C.urrrss, IL any such danger ever existed.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

PnyHCiASs say that there Is no remedy
for .umptiun nllh puS,iL in some eases the Us.
sertlou may lie rnrusJ. We knOw. II wpvef, ut
many rurcS made by Dr. Rui,s GUush syrup. nnd
will guarantee positive relief TO the sufferer IN
every tustnucp.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

TIE Dcaver ltol.J 1sIbHm IL In favor of
Indian citizenship. The editor says that the
red nrm viii make M admirable politician,
"bccnusc h. can lie. steal beiray. &"." II Is
just such c&prtsAiUns about politicians that
tend to drive out oi the political world the
best riIiZ,ns wo have. 1t is the statesmen -
politicians, il you will-thut make II country
great. as is evidenced IN the case of Great
Britain Gnd Fmncc, aud, indeed, in our own
country.
National Republican., 1877-11-22
FOR SALE.

"oMES! HOMES! IIOMIS! Why CHEAP.
i Twenty Of the II y r'w H. ca lIuusc1 IRE row
ready for occupancy. Zach has fur ,hInihc.s with
I'M ruvel vcniia urs. AM iu,e cellar with Irr ct
sewerage: as every modern conNCh!"nte Terms nf
tnle 10 suit r. hRsHr 40 c,n remain We y"nT~, ut
s,ven rer cen lOrPiIOn y Cd: Inquire OF D.. =.
CHAPLAIN. on the pisnse. , FsincI, bcIwe u First
AMI second orlhea,si. noal-ut~
ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGF.--A THRfESTORY
I elevcn-room brick house. No. 0I ID street north
west Apply On premises. or"r . .
nostf Federal BuId'ngs, 7lh and sis, N. w.
National Republican., 1877-11-22
Personal.

EoR sAlE-,,N iLEsipr. MNtNr PLEASANT,
! the Int ~ cncp N i'r. " in wnlb b'ilrr.
As h u.e pr uf and 7 ir,eenth stree II. r rms
Ie Unabl" " root 20 ur Any cpnmunict
Ons ~ NTS q org y. & khiii ut her r. ,denre,
IN leslie. osS box 49,, vii he promptly Vt en- sl
to. Dh~
NOTICE or DlssolrTIoN OF PARTNER
~ siiIr.
The ropnrtnerrh'p n or Ia ore existing between A.
w. IiOff N VII, I'M r'lOMAS, rrd'r the frm
nam" nndft"lco lIOFF THOMAS" ut No. %
Prnnsr vana avenue, was DIS lived on III" u
~ lhnt mutual cpusprt. Mr. WILLIAM THOMAS
wlldrtw,ng from the II. m
Mr.. a. W. fOFF vii continue the hiSnss- Mt iho
oid sthh. and i, nonc authorized 10 COlef all debts
due an. sutte al deu,anus agtnt H.. lat. trnl
a, w. lDl r.
WILLIAM THOMAS
In withdrawing I 70 p ct ny tender my thnnka to
TIE luhlc the PAIR nnpe so Iibrrallv bcsiowed
lac late firm nDd rc,.ue l0r NY .uc cs rnnI
Ancc tho s'nrc. WILLIAM n ONAA
Nov. - mi. no.1N
MADAME DuPREE. OF ST. LOUIS. MO, IN.
AVA d!I n DOrir-ss and Tcrlune-ic'ler. can bo
81 ted any subject on the pas present, snh ruture
No. III X sire nor,hw,s. Loielws
NINE ROSS Medical 4 Business Clairvuyant d
AVA AsiroOvhs', horn with natural 4 n: consulted ~
her rp ms, igii Pa. av., from y ~ IN. ,Od p IN.
Ocil-iy
National Republican., 1877-11-22

Of assault It Is safe to prognosticate that on
next Thu 7sday Turkey Is doomed to defeat.
u not complete abnihitation.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

SOUTHERN land -owmcrs expect to invite im.
migration from abroad by killing out oppross.
Ing. aud dts.ranchising what tn'y have. 1t
may pUvu u very attractive mnthOd.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

MlERIE ED.

GRIFFIN -wOODWh NJ. On Il n 9th II Mo- en-.
ber. isI,It III rs.dpi 0 ~. Rev. t,pT ", L. e;I.
L,Ns- 4. un,rPIs /, Msi MARY i. MUoDwAhn.
No cards.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

EDR RENT 1IIREE.~TOEN BRICK HOUSE:
bny VI dows; MI moi'rn i'm nov en- n :; three
hlo"ks irUm tnpt i Gr, unh-. - nnd ~ per month
10 right Kind or tenants. In iuirc nf ~
noGif Rooms IA Is Fed, raj I,u ii n,s. iii & PsiS
EOR REST-'rilE NEW AND ELEGANTLY.
u iinbhcd resl y n"c. tDnta MIN ve rooms,
with every rnuN,ni ic", No l4ii v"rm NJ nur.
Inau re ~ WM tFTICkSEN, Nat q. nj Savhgs Bank,
corn,r o ffnccnih street aud Me- York ave oelaii
National Republican., 1877-11-22
AN USEgf EN- RS.
John Mccullough .. the National.

John Mccullough At the National.
Last evening peep from bchind the stage
ere the curtain niose revealed the most thor
oughiy crowded theatre we have ever looked
at In this city. 1t seemed. indeed, Is if tho
good old days were come, aud the legitimate
drama had rcpained its wonted supremacy.
The house was packed. The play was "vir.
pinius," written by the Rev. Sheridan
Knowles. It isa grand and noble drama
portraying the best principlcs It Is objec.
tionsble only In the fact that the reverend
author should have found It necessary to have
the father kill his daughter rather than she
should become the mistress Of the tyrant king.
This, however. history tells us was an actual
occurrence.
The great trgedian claims pircinius to he
one of his happiest efforts, and we herewith
agree with him. II Is magnificent perform
ance throughout. and rarely arc the opDortuni.
ties offered TO witness a more stirring piece Of
acting. Tho character brings out the full
force Of his genius. From the moment that
he STEPS upon the stage he is the Roman father,
filed with true parental 1--we. Those subtle
and delicate touches which seem to be the ou' :
burst of nature, and yet are the result Of art.
cleaned Mt intervals throughout the play, ami
gave pronf OF the inspired genius Of the great
actor. There can never be but one John Me-
Culough-in any given century nt least.
Miss Eleanor Carey as Virginia was charm.
ing imprrsomatinn Of u character whose girlsh
purity is not equaled by any Of the sweetest oi
Slmkspeares creations. The picture sho pre-.
sentcd was one Of simple motherhood, trusting
faith, aud virgin purity. In all OF these essen.
tials Miss Carey was perfect, The expressive
coantcnancv, the varied gestures aud by.play
In which she dealt, aud the life which she In.
fused Into every line that she uttered showed
tho power of which she was posscs-ed. aud
when to this was added grace Of movement
II complete knowledge Of stage business, and
an intense sympathy with the character whici,
she presented, Il is hut sheer Justice to call her
one of the queens of the histronio stage. The
rest of the east was well rendered.
Tonight we arc TO have shakespeare sub
limo tragedy. King Lear" The spectator,
will see this evening that Mr.. Mccullough will
bc every inch king" The entire company
that is supporting Mr.. Mccullough Is excel
lently arranged in the cast Of the play.
National Republican., 1877-11-22
FOR REXT-THE E IpENcE OF TUE LATE

7
Mrs. Eliza N. Mnsb"r 0n Pirs; street, belw"en
III I'll md 70 OnIac t or town. u. e. The peciI
uIeuIiunO %. amy oic 10 king iT~c!sSS res Il" ire
directed IN this prop rty The hons contains hhccn
Ia Ee FunH. wine ccllar, q o. va :, hot aud COh
wIurr I'lS and al tho nlodCrn mpr1v"inci ~ In pr
icci trlrr. la Garden srrt N II til" o sc hll'd
with 10 and fu t-'rccs Th stunt on O. Ihn prem
- Is considered mnGnf tie most 81 = Of Gror-e'
town, making II one ui y Wis. dllJl tful r,Sdcncs
In the Dlstrl, OF Columbia. For terms apply to
W. ". CLtCE r.
uCGIN So Marx, I S,Hlie,
National Republican., 1877-11-22
BILL HEADS, LETTER HEADS,

cWJLAitS DOHiEIp
and R kinds OF inH rHi MI Nj rSprt,tHs wlih n-si.
npss and duspa'rh ai lllE EEPGBLitAS siIk
Vi FACE the .siGe esi.i4uiioiei la Ivs rip. Vtist
National Republican., 1877-11-22
WANTED.

SHORTHAND WRITER ~ MANY YEARS
- "kpern nce uilcrs hs services; 10 'iNr requiring
them, OIL Ic.>,,IIIble terms. Ndhr."S
GEORGE v. W NO!iHAS,
nOOif VI 100, FHrrrt
National Republican., 1877-11-22

EDK RENT-Two, STORY BRICK HOUSE
I eEii rooms: modern imEr cmcnts collar. aud
lie alley In the rear. M. AZ Pat ct, Also. second
iUor Of hnusr lG Z street n,lthwcst. Imgn rr
IA WDEII. g. Ninth and T. reefs Il. ~. no issHf
National Republican., 1877-11-22
WM. HACkETT

U N D ERTA-K Err.
gia Ninth street, N W. oc,p-em
National Republican., 1877-11-22

ELowERs FOR FUNERALS
L reuhs. Crosses. Grow n I, Hnrts md other de
signs. slaori nosicsI ) n. BERRY a co.
novL.m W Fifteenth street noIihwtr.
National Republican., 1877-11-22

JVAE1 I'D To SILL nk LNCIIASGE FOR
W city pr rertr vulu i,'" bu>in"-s I,ocriy In n
NV TEn.
nOll-lf El l., nisylvunl AyAn ~,
National Republican., 1877-11-22
HOUSES.

CURNISHED RESIDENCE FOR RENT-A FINE
rrsitenc- on X = ret, bei ucsn 1--WE nh and Tulr
trn,h streets. 60 In n ng twelve ionms, Iully n,r
mist ed P,Tlor. Library and Dining Room, ~ suite
on the parl iuor SIX chambers. with large CLOSETS
bathroom. aud u modern cUnSCn'ence'. Parking
In trnnf, A fine lot n he rear. Ind new STA BlE
and CARRiAGf.IOuSE a dps r,llla residence for
F1f ii FOX 90.
noea-N iSj iennS, ,nnia avenue.
The state journal., 1877-04-13

LYONS KATHARION makes beautiful, glossy
uxuriant hair; prevents its falling out or turn
ing gray. 1t has:stood the test of 40 years. Is
harmngly perfumed. 1t has rival.
mch1-d&W, ..u.
The state journal., 1877-04-13
Mch2O.dtd.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the District Court Of the United States
for the Western District Of Missouri:
r6$%s; 1% sss T';!s' Ss! s' In Bankruptcy
To the Creditors OF the above named Bankrupt
Take notice that said Bankrupt has ed, in
said District Court, his petition for II discharge
from all his debts, and that said court has ap-
pointed the 18th day of April, A. ID. 1877. at
10 o'clock a. m. of said day, before the Hon
orable Arnold krekel, Judge of said Court, at
Chambers in the City of Jefferson, in SAID Dis
trict, rs the time and place when and where
you may attend ard show cause. if any you
have. why the prayer of said petition should
not be granted.
And you are also notified that the third
meeting of the Creditors of said Bank
rupt will be held before Charles +. Hess.
Register. at his Office in the City of jeff
erson. in the county of Cole, in said district,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ. on the 18th day of April.
A. d. 1877, and that on said day | shall
| file my final account of Assignee of said
Bankrupt and shall then apply to said court
| for settlement of my said account and dis.
charge from all liability Assignee of said
Estate, in accordance with the provisions of the
2Sth section of the Bankrupt Act of March 3
1867. JAMES c. BABBITT,
| march29-d1t-w2t. Assignee.
The state journal., 1877-04-13
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, Ben. II. Moas and Susan A
w Moas. his wife. John Herman Moas and
Annie ii. Moas, his wife, by their certain deed
of trust, dated the 3ist of January, 1876. and
recorded In the Recorders Office of Cole coun-
ty, Missouri, in book ID, at page 81, conveyed
to the undersigned trustee the following de.
scribed real estate, situate in the county of
Cole, and State of Missouri, to-wit: Lots
five (5), six (6), seven (7j. eight (s), nine
10y. ten 1O). eleven (l1) and twelve (l2), in
block nine (9) of Crandall's addition to Jetfer-
son City. as described on the plat thereof, on
file in the Recorders office of Cole county,
Missouri; also the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, and Southwest quarter OF
the Northeast quarter of section thirty (30),
township torty-hye t45), of range twelve Q2l,
containing eighty acres. more or less, which
conveyance was made to secure the payment
of promissory note, and interest. therein
described; and. whereas, default has been made
In the payment of the interest on said note and
said interest remains due and unpaid; now,
therefore, in accordance with the proYi-
sions of said deed of trust. and at the
request of the legal holder of said prom.
issory notes, the undersigned trustee will pro-
ceed to sell the above described real estate, at
door in the county of Cole and state of Missou-
ri aforesaid.
ON THURSDAY, APRIL 18TH. 1877,
between the hours Of nine o'clock in the fore.
noon and five o'clock in the afternoon of that
day, for the purpose of satisfying said notes to.
gether with the cost and expenses Of this trust.
NELSON c. BURCH,
Mch2O. dtd. Trustee.