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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
pftrr Rifnt &Sobn.
General M8entur

fir bic neutrality-suspicious.,
Smperial & Northern Smf. Sos.
non eUnsOn, Sob. $25. 00O. 900
Rosal Snf. Co., ..
Commercial Union aF. Co., .lqL.G.
German american Sni. Co.,
sOn Msp gUrs 100000
ct. PAUL Seuer & laripe 9nf. 60,
eS ron ct. paul, 100000
ct. Soiepb Ssusr & Tsarins Sni. 60.
psa ST. Ssfsph 775,OO6
atlas Sni. Co..
BON 5artfsrh, 100000
German Sui. Co.,
BON sresport 81, 100000
U. U. Nr%tiDential af. Sc.
BON sartfsrs, 10000
frab.lers Snk. Go.
Dor Sartfsrs, $4,000
aetna siie Sni. 60,
Sox SartferS, 90 600, 900
gtsfs ma4Hssn ssmpasnissn, u. I'D sa BEN ssisassss q,
Bottom 8tuu Sur9 panitli&s 9abluns ttru 4erIuts b.
pdtrt kabtn, ~tupftblsn I'D fdbh une fSnnea BuN&eruneu
ben gissHtpum ID ben btaisata Ratsu tutstsea stsssso
pueeu.
'o Ngentur
fur be 3 srssttn DamsH&tns- gsmpasntsea naA eassps
9dslibs Abfabrt.
Samburs- Gnt tifanif&t efnie f6 Dampfet,
Nsrb-D tutf&sr 9loye, Brtntn f6 Dampfes.
Gunarb eixit, eipsrpoul u. Antusr. Is DanSfer.
&ee Star Zine l..i 8 Datnpfsx
Die 9~suftnte BON yaHastersn, bic ID h ben IeSssa u
Satrtn auf ettisn Tampftrn ptrrabu nab ttnitu Nettn
babe. ans bic stat gmPfthlsus uHs sastu mtr sas 8strsau
mstna 8rsuass staSnt. iaN 21
Sn gsrbinbuns NIT Obisem, feue ID
@s9ieI auf ale 9auptadbte guropa's aas.
Gttenbaba $ 9t6etS
rad anu 5auptaasttn amrtiaS uns gaItfornias tsans
len sansen Tag In mtaer Once ~ ben rtsdndSea prefu
stfauft preen; q IN uiAt asttts 40 auf ben Dcst1 u
Hisptn rnasSeu % Iaatu. % " e. E...
Gruubeissntbum (REAL ESTATE.
Cine srsst anspabI sa beArn etatt. gtsrnfsans, ~
au6 8armsn uus yrairieanbuettn sRs BET nfr aets o. sn
s~anatsatn 6tstnsunstH ~ taben uns erfu4t. ID ieetn, tn
btn 0te tn Gistattnm h&u anh septanbriusmh suts6n
MID. mtint eiaeS ~ prafm.
Sur aaI,suns bon gayiiaiss pks auf aaats nus rste
Dsfs Serge ~setraseu.
hf4 'tF Better Riese.
Soil { 4,
saufsrts, 6spsts,sn. nssa aa,a sfattasa Dseastsss
utreen anfs panftitaft stfsrst.
Office; Ode pen Qaaia aas 5. erab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

nag alaiRi9. g%rpdbnuns perbisnt
Elm ieltiamer &slner in SaISburs, Der lei.
ne terrible Sbdtisteit ourd alerbanb tlai.
fi9e Gitats ~,piir5te. Wenn Die Gafee-
itunoe 4 9. poriibsr mar unb er bic 80rbs
nit aipfeln tpssrdumts, iummte sr Dor li4
bin: l ,'1''
vlieber allen aipfeln 1T &ub'~
9als er mir cine 2sipJissr 9er4s ~ierpirt.,
seiaab IS nit Dem 9ers aus .@osmo uno
Suliet":
rOh Scribe ii's unb niat Die Rad.
tisoa." 5s us nm
ginit absr ssi4ab IS, bab er stpsi 2am-
psn9lodsn erbrad. 8sr3wsiHunsspoQ
~itarrts er auf bic flirrenben Srimmsr. als
iebo6 Der @irtb bin3utrat uno fraste
,Was gibbs oag" fanb er feline tlaiti4s
BiIouns misbsr una eitirte nit ausorud
rSord = Die Slodsn baqsn bump
,%ulammen T. = 7 sd ,a
gs sibt ni9t pisls 10 Sebilbete Rslnsrs.
leuts !!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
So6m HoGr

ct. GIouo, Ntnnetota,
bait bic ttasn glaf6tntn fur 5armtr an Ssus, pe&t rea.
lid psn 81 Paul unp Ntnasapslis ~ tabea Ras, D
Rdmlt4;
Die Nultn,an une 5aYlcr /. Drti&maT&tut
Wpoes Selbfbinber, Reaper u. Rdber,
Champion Reaper uns Nabsr, Eagle Mabtr.
MeSbury, Seeder u. Drill uus Ban Brunt
Davis Seeder,
@stb Sewing. Wal&ine,
Champion u. GrsliVr pusniibls Canning milf.
Code Lever Rake, Norwegian, ct. paul Star
unp Diron pfise u. |. 10.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09

pa- S9ufsriunssnpib. S9ubmann
3u benz Yublifum, peldss sinen 10 sbsn
grtrunten.n aus benz 8aH,r ssspssn 4:
.8snnt Iismano Den Yerunslidtsn e =
SdutsrfriBe .Hs. Ssrr Serssant, sr fam
grab nod esnmal ruf. eb' sr ians untsrs
iant, absridt mir baben psr9eHen, ibm
na6'm Namen 3u fra9en."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
ueber Naltimpre.

Seer. Der bas ate gatuiass tsfH ben cher gupanbts
senta, nertn eftrnsn S4rsusen TsardmpH&tFs zee
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
c.. & NV
Gtfe a J. n.

Die Gbieasp & Rortbs gBefern Gitenbats
vtretntst unttr elmer etituns Bic srssen Gifentabu 9tnter
ss xBeasns unp Roremsaens, uns IA. NIT itren ,abL
rtt6en 3rtistatntu uue gpnnetientn, bic farleht uRh bH.
itst; assi. .SilS.n 9bisssS UNI ale, gaait.a is Snt'
ieta. Sova, Rsbrasta. Californian unS ben wsaIi'
Omaha & California 9inie
n si. iar,sas uns bette Rouis sptf8sn Ghieasp nMs ada
gunitsn I'm nortlidben Sninpis, Soma, Cafptab.
9aiifOsnien, SrssO", Gbina. Sapan nnS auars
lien. Sbre
Ghitaso, ct. paul & Minneapolis eiuie
IA bic fir,tat etnit Jrtfttn 0bieaso unb aata yaaffss
i'm norsi,dbsn ssfseonnn une Winneiota aaS nsa
i wxs SSni,s: :. paul, Sn,sin. wsiHHs, p0li' aas q
9aGroHe, gBinUua & ct. Better eiuie
IA bic SET, @outs ,pil6ta ebicaso unS eagrcHs, ri
mona, Rodeatr. cpafenna, Meaneato, 81. Deter.
Rso llm. uns alien panttsn i'm iusliSsa uns mttlus
WtnnsiSta. Ssrt
aa @rssn Bah & Raranette eiaie
u bic sin,isas Routs ,wifasn Gbieass u. Sansspins,
BatertsSn. Sons eu sas. aspletrn. cibtsb,
SsusbtSn, Danced unS bee Fate eupsri9r sanses.
Srsepsrt& Dubuque eiaie
II bic dn,iss einis ,pif5sn Gbieass uns eIsin, Nod.
fsrs. 6rsepsrt. une aatu gunitsa pa 5rstpprf. Shirt
Gbiraso & Niltpaufee eiuie
III bic altt Sdle Short Reute, une IN bic aqetntst lpifAu
0bieasp u, Gpanapn, eefe spref, 6isblane Hart,
xBauf.san, Racine, 6ensiba uns Milwaafee.
Nullman Nalait Gallons NDaseu
btfnstn I'D auf arsn DurS,assu sttfer Balm.
Gt.its 10 BE etnyise einie. auf ptiaer I'D shtt sDas.
eens btanetn trit6tn Sttease une 81. paul uni petnaea.
pslis, geieass UNI wailpauls. shisasS uns gBinsna. gAt
cage une 9rtsn Bas.
0tnaue gerbtnsuustn rtrsen ssnia&t In gteasv NIT ea
Qdft Sbert u. Uibtsan Seutbtrn, Wt6tsan Central, Gal
ttmert 4. Stto, gittsburs. 81. @ipne unS Gtieass. &ania.
Tee Finite anl gan {. paaele 8rus. mad a1tn punfttn o.
ue 2ufrh, une NIT Der 9biease unb dltsa uns Sainsh
Central mad altn gunftsu TN eaesn.
9enaue Ytrbineuus IN aud btrssfeQt NIT Der Union pa.
sfs ". q. In Smaba, mad alien guuiIsn TN ftrntn SDeAen
@fnaue Berbinpuns an ben SuRftisns md
.3laen, rtlHe bic Balm freu,eu.
9tdtts lbtr eitfe einie psrfsa ben aasn gsussn : Itdet
aaenttn In ben Der. Ct. une CANADA p~eriaut.
8raset mad Ii6ets sia Der qhsass u. Rsrtfptatrn q.
itneden une ntbmet fsiut aRetrn.
Rem Bert Office, 30. AIS 8~reaswas; 0chsn Offes, 70.
5 State Straes; Omaha Sffet, 245 3arnssn, Stratti
Gan 8raneisee Stfet. f2t ptentspmsrp Strait, Gbieast
3idet.S tftts, 81 2larf Ctr, untfr hem Steman.5apit (;
% ganal, Gdt WahifVu Str. 8in,it StraSt DVst. Cd,
@. ainsis q. ganal stra5t; aesis erast Depot, eds
Ntls U. 8instt Str.
Dtsm aai,n Ssr Snfcrmatisn. p,lts ttr niat ssa q.
rem esialastnten tttpmmtn isRut, rtustt tu& an
q. s. Sienneft, 2aarptu Sug6itt,
Sen1 gaa. assnt, dbteass 9sn1 gaas'r, aetssss.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
9 e fM t!

atestsr REFLEX, frdbu In Calhoun Co., 81. gs rsbuS
Ton &C., Sppa. a s II 274-316
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
AoraoentfGen 2loDo,

jur t~teterfabrt benusen. IH4l''H' tN1""i''A
12it DamsfSiftn es ssrettutfHtn qlsys uurksx BIO
Gnse 1870 hber SIS 900 pGfsnm ~befsrstrt.
Die Ddmpfer etelsr Gpmpaauie: a f
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1877-10-09
umte s.
Rstts dnhdnbisa e&er, ,tsnst BEN GtrtAsn,
rq 'erbeiteft BITE Seele IN ebdsrtsrt ftibA
BITE 0tfunehtit htS qeibss.

st 9tfansbet sts etibs.
Sss- Inter ber l1eb.rf4rift .@inbis"
brinst Dos In Berlin eri9einenbe S4marse
8latt~ bic folsenbe reGt erbauli4e Sor.
its1uns zines Ysiuds, ben finf idmdbii9s
Yrebiger unldn9ft bsin Jirten Bismard
semadt babtn:
gs sossn iinf Yrsb'ssr Dor Yismardsns
Saus (SuhbeD
linb rief.n !: .Mann @ott.s, o feb bod
beraas!" (Sudb.D
6irit Bismard Der oa4te: SUM pfar.
rer? Samos! Ug
Sebt iperb' oi. pertniH.ns Rso. i3 los!!~
(Su&be! Su4bt! Su&6.D
limb aIs Ct nun bolb nit benz Singer &C..
mint, (Su4beD
Su iauaen frobsitterno Die Ginfe s.bintt.
(SuhbeD IsID ISL 800
Omar i4redte bic Jrommsn Der mdatise
puno, .,u,f 50
9o@ .8uI@' rief b.f.bl.nb b.s md4tis.n
Wunb. (Su4be ,e.)
Sunn rduipert Der Jiirf F4 /: .S.bt i9eni
i9 gu9 elm, CSuabeD
Sbr bieberen gfarrsr, ben f~larften Wsin -
ha4d(Su9be y jU .usal
sic iabsn ba nit 9e0fn.tsm Wunb
unb bbrtsn ibn on cine babe Stunb'.
(Sudbe! Su4be! Su4beD
8isI @dbr4sn s0r bold uno punberbar
(SudbsD
gr,dblt sr BON Der i@uar3en Sdaur.
(Su4be y
gs idaut Der paiforen ftarrer Bid
Dis 9osbeit Der S4war3en uno srdulids
Sud. (5udbe ~
Sis Rirds. 10 iast sr, nit ibrer Ma9t
(Su96e y
Sat' ale bic Ssuti4en 81 YoIen ssmadt.
(Su4be y
lnb pdrsn ni9t sstommen bic @sisss bes
Mai,
so pdre sans Seutl6lanb isst YoIatsi !
(Sudbs! Sudbs! Su4bsD
Die Yiarrer flbItsn ii4 isbr se.brt,
(Su1be y
D.nn 10 stpas batten fe ME seb0rt.
sic ipra9sn : g Sur9Iaudt, mir ban-
fen au4 id0n,
1nb morssn iol ales in ben 3situnsen
isb'n." (Suabe M.)
81. tnirtsn unb bienerten eifris unb felt,
CSudbe y
Sc webslt' oa,u Der Sunb nit benz S4weif.
(Su4be y '3
llnb als f9 smpfoblsn bic idwdbii4en
2sut.
Da ipra9 sr gum Sobne: Silt Winois
b.ut! (Suabe! Sudbe! Sudbe
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08
Office Rem owed.

CEas. W. Crane. agent for the S-LvEa
STATE in San Francisco. has removed
his office from 426 Montgomery street
to room 10. Safe Deposit Building, 32S
Montgomery street. For prompt at
tention 10 business and fair dealing
with advertisers and publishers. Mr..
Crane. go far as our experience .-ex.
tends, stands unrivalled ayan adver-
tising agent.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08

The residence of 8. p. Drais was dis.
covered to be on FIRE yesterday after.
noon by Mrs. Chris Diehl, who saw
smoke issuing through the root. She
gave the alarm and the FIRE was sub
dued before any great damage was
done. 1t is supposed that The FIRE was
communicated to the ceiling from de.
fective stove pipe. People Ought to
exercise the greatest canton in regard
to fires at the present time. Frame
buildings are as dry aud almost az in
famabls as finder. and if o house gets
on fire its destruction is almost inevi.
table. Every body should see to their
stovepipes. and if there il the slightest
cause 90 suspect 6e.ect FIX it at once /.
1t Is much cheaper 10 get u new stove
pipe or repair chimney than to be
burned out.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08
The American People.

No People in the world suffer as
much WITH Dyspepsia as Americans.
Although years.of experience 10 medl
cine had f,iled',e'accomplish certain
and sure remedy for this disease and
it's effects, such as Sour Stomach,
Heart barn. Water brash, sick Head
ache, 0ostlveuess, palpIiatiou OF the
Heart. Liver Complaint. coming up OF
food, low spirits. general debility. ETC.,
vet since tho Introduction of GREEN s
AUaasr FLowER We believe there is no
case OF dyspepsia that cannot be I'M.
mediately relieved. $4,000 dom sold
last year without one case of failure
reported. 60 to yOnr druggist ana
get a sample bottle fir 10 cents and
try il. TSo doses will relieve you.
Regular size 70 cents. :.
Agents Crane ~ Brigham, wholesale
druggists, SanlFrancisco$
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08

f. TOPPER, who was arvested at Aus
tin last week upon complaint of 4. G.
Allen for living with a squaw, was
tried by jury and fcund not guilty.
The Reveile sayg 1.-The case was a
nasty one in ell its details, and, of
course, its hearing attracted a large
crowd of idlers to listen to the
prnr;ent phases with which il was
thicaly studded F."
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08
New MInea.

A few weeks ago half-witted fellow,
known as Bismarck. while heHling
sheep in the Sonoma Mountains south
of Guthries' ranch. discovered whav he
believed to be a coal mine. Shortly af.
forwards he arrived in town and in
formed Jacob Ulrich of his discovery
and its-local;ty. Ulrich took pick and
shovel and went with him to the crop
pings, where he found instead OF a
coal mine very good prospect for a
gold aud silver bearing vein. Sirce
then be has sunk a shaft twenty-three
feet deep on the ledge. and has fonnd
il to be a we'll defined vein. carrying
ors ir' which there is considerable
silver and free gold. and from what we
caE learn the chances are excellent for
Bismarck's Goa! mine to prove valu-
able silver mine.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08

MARION RENsHAw, a well known
rancher of Huntington Valley, was
fred on while riding through the valley
last week and received charge of shot
in his side. Two men supposed to be
the would-be assassins. have be en- ar
rested and taken 10 Elko for examina.
ton.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

W. s. BoNNIFIELp, JUuos.
The following business was transact
ed yesterday:
J. G. Fairbank vs.. T. @. Negus; jadg
meDt for So, 400 ordered for plaintiff in
accordance with the prayer of the COM
plant.
Geo. F. Bell vs.. Fairbank Il Turrittin;
j. C. Fairbank. defendant. filed his
written consent. confessing the CON-
plant to be true. and judgment was
entered for plaintiff in accordance with
the prayer Of his complaint.
p. w. johnson Il Co. VS.. the Badger
M. Il NJ. Co.. Oh motion of NJ. S. Bon
pifield, counsel for plsintiff. no object
ion being made by defendant, the Couy.
allowed the withdrawal of the original
notice of appeal in said canse for the
purpose of transmitting it to the sa
preme Court, upon plaintiffs sebstitu.
ting certified copy thereof with the
records of the case.
Singer Manufacturing Co. vs.. S..
Bowman, ct al; set for trial Sep. Ia,
1877.
State of Nevada vs.. Z Reinhart and
John Ross. bondsmen Of j. r. John
son; demurrer to complaint argued and
overruled and defendants allowed IF
teen days TO answer.
State of Nevada w. Charles Harris !;
convicted of murder in second degree ;
upon application of counsel. defendant
WAS allowed until September 1st in
which to prepare and fle bill of ex
ceptions.
L w. Greenwell vs. Richard Nash;
motion for rew triGl denied; plaintiff
duly excepted to the ruling of the
Court.
w. E. Terry ct nj VS.. G.. G. Berry ct
al; defendant motion for a new trial
denied; defendant excepted aud was
granted stay of proceedings until the
3rd day of September in which to pre-
pare papers on appeal.
Court adjourned until September 3.
1877.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08

Two or three horses are now in train.
ing hers for the ensuing races, aud
others are reported on the way here
from Oregon to participate in the speed
contests.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08
Cattle stampsdad d.

Eight car loads of fat beeves were
to have been shipped from this station
to Sau Francisco last night by j. G..
Abbott. but they s,ampeded from the
corral
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08

EDWIN d. JONES, brother of Sen.
ator j. P. Jones. died ut Los Angeles
last Sunday.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08
This Murning's Board.

li5 Ophir, u. Az.
40 Mexican, 955.. 9,S hl0.
1850 Gonld IL Curry, So. 81.
l4O0 Best u Belcher, l5ss. l5E $50.
1900 Caiiforuia. 271s. 27t4 $40.
lo5 Savage, 81.
1925 Con. Va. 299+, 291I.
% Cho.lar. 291S.
420 Hale Il Norcross, 470, 475c.-
IS Crown Point. 4.
Nos Yellow Jacket, 81, 81.
500 Imperial, $50.
10 Ken'nck. 3A.
100 Alpha. La
365 Belcher. 1876, 320c.
20 Confideuc9. Az
$50 Sierra Nevada. 400, 435c.
20 Utah. l0A, IL
265 bullion, ~. ~.
l50 Exchequcr. ca 6sS.
10 Seq BfIcher, "a
$40 Overman, Il. 2l4.
bot Justice 9sS. 914.
2Q5 ,Uniop. 47O, 4sOc
25o0 Lady Bryan, 80, 90c slO.
40 julia. l25, 1850
1000 Caledonia. 3S5. 3S0e-bl0.
luO Baltimore 2nc.
go Silver Hill, $50, 145c.
llu Dayton 55e.
4,hl Rock Isl MI. zoe.
iae' New York. sic.
4sV Alta, 275. 2G5c.
50 Occidental, l.
ioo Ward. l5e. "e.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08

50 Range OF temperature at this station
yesterday: Highest g3 deg; lowest, 81 deg;
Range. 46; average, 76.7 deg.
JsO. nEALY,
Corp'l signal Service, U. y. A.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Eventng,s Board.

Last Evenings Board.
$50 Meadow Valley lOO, 95c.
495 Raymond a. Eiy. 15Z, 142<.
so Eureka Con, 321s.
200 Ppenix. soc.
200 jackson, 5%.
$50 Alps. 30c
1850 Bye Patch 81, az.
$40 Leopard. 2.
$50 Belle. 1877. 10.
250 Panther |.
$50 Gila. So. Coo.
1000 Hussey. Soc.
300 Gen Thomas. zoe.
10 Manhatten, 1917.
$50 Detrees. so, 65c.
300 Grand Prise, 1872. $50.
200 Argenta. l30c.
800 S,eptoe. 370c.
1900 Modoc. IS, 55c.
300 Ooso Con, loo.
300 New Coso, /.
800 Minnie Belle. so, 40c..
1875 G.. Chariot. Soc.
500 Poorman. Zoe.
800 Leeds. u.
300 California. 272.
$40 es, Il Belcher 1871. lB.
$40 Overman. Fl. 20I1.
80 Exchsqner ca.
230 Sierra Nevada. 4i0, 4i5o.
$40 Caledonia. 335 5000
30 Crown Point. 4lO. 405c.
$40 Hale 4 Norcross. AS, 4G5c.
ITO Utah. i0L.
45 Con. Va. 29s.. 204 b5.
80 Alpha. llH.
200 Bullion, ~.
i75 Julia. ~.
ll5 Union. 475, 4soc.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-08

told, SILVER an.l Currency.
San Francisco. Aug. 8.
silver. 81. 8.
Trades, DL4 gy,6.
Greenbacks, asH, a5sz.
Gold opened In Neg York to-day at 5d
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-13
LAND SALES

Made by John p. Clark & Son. dur,
ling the past month:
Mr.. j. Leavitt to Lilies f. Smith
100 acres, prairie land, II miles south.
east Of Mexico for cash, $3.50. 0o.
Mr.. Bernnon to J. S. Brown, 16C
acres, prairie land, II miles east Of
Mexico, for cash, $4,000.
L. d. Craig to Sam Watson, OF In
diana. 10 lots in Mexico, 1000.
Sam Watson to L. .. Craig, 24O
acres, prairie, in st. Clair county.
No., $4,000
j. X. Mccormack to C. B. Crews.
210 acres, prairie, 10 miles east OF
Mexico, cash, 81, $50.
L state of A. McPike to G.. w.
Enslen, so acres, prairie, Is miles
east Of Mexico. cash, $3.50. 90.
Estate Of A. McPike to S. Lee. 40
acres, prairie, 10 miles east of Next
GO. cash, $4,000.
Estate Of A. McPike.to j. A. Burg.
dorf, SO acres, prairie, is miles east
Of Mexico, cash, $3.50.
Landon p. Craig to Messrs. Wolf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-13

The following appears in the st.
Louis 1 lines. us a special from Wash
ington, dated December 8, 1877:
WASHINGTON, D.. c.. December9 O.
IL seems that the Presidents message
rs CNtillgnISll tic
hopes OF the greenback and silver mel
here. 1t is stated that a meeting was
held in one of the committee-rooms
OF the Senate yesterday by 4 number
of gentlemen, among whom Were
Mcssrs. Buckner, Ewing and Kelly.
to form a Greenback LeagIe. Steps
were taken at this meeting looking to
the calling Of q national convention.
and the early organization of a party
on the Western currency platform.
Hurrah for Buckner, Ewing ant
Kelley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-13

Bland and Buckner, apparently
disagree in their conjectures as to the
treatment which Recommendation bill
would be likely to receive at the hands
of the President, as foreshadowed in
lis message. Mr.. Buckner, in an in
terview with a correspondent of the
Chicago Times, says he thinks the
President would certainly veto such a
measure ; but Mr.. Bland, more san
guine, thinks the President may be
influenced differently when he finds
what the House and Senate are bound
to do.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-13

& Trainer, of H., 10 acres adjoining
Mexico. $4,000.
l.. d. Craig to f. r. IIurlb;srt Of
H., 10 acres, adjoining Mexico,
$1,000.
G. IL. Vandeventcr, OF New York,
to Alex. c. Smith, late Of S"cdcn,
so acres 3 miles south Of Nandalia,
Mo-, cash, $4,000.
l.. d. Craig to II. S. Austin of H.,
24O acres, prairie, st. Clair county,
Missouri, $4,000.
l.. ID. Craig to II. S. Austin of H.,
200 acres, timber and prairie, in Rails
county, Mo-, $4,000.
To men were riding in the cars on
the Danbury railwry the other morn
ing, when one asked the other if he
had n pleasant place of residence.
yes" was the reply, 1--WE have
seven nice large rooms over q store"
.'Ovcr q store! | shouldn't think
that would be a quiet place" ''Oh,
it is quiet enough. The folks don't
advertise" "Ah, l see," said his
friend. in a tone of relief.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-13

Mr.. Frank KiIgore recently pur,
chased OF Reuben Canterberry sc
acres of improved land, on Littleby.
for $1,000. He afterwards exchang.
ed this land with G.. G. Simons fol
so acres Of improved land, in the
same vicinity. This, together with
the farm recently purchased from
Frank Canterbury makes 430 acres.
all adjoining, at 4 total cost to Mr..
Kilgore of So, 800.
Mr.. Kilgore also sold to Reuben
Canterbury lots Is, Is and west hall
Of II in block 7, Ladd's addition to
Mexico, for HOO.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-13
A STRUGGLE FOR VICTORY AND FREEDOM
THAT WILL PROVE MEMORABLE.
FORTY THOUSAND PRISONERS n FOUR
HUNDRED CANNON iii RESULT OF
TEE VICTOEY-AFFAIRs
IN FRANCE.
THE WAR.

osMAE PAsHA's FINAL STRUGGLE.
BoGoT, Decembe. 1O.-At $50
this morning Osman Pasha's entire
army attacked the Russian Grenadier
Corps holding the line of investment
on the left bank of the river Vid, en-
deavoring to force a passage. The
attack was with desperate energy, and
a portion Of the Turkish troops did in
fact penetrate the line of entrencl-
msnts and batteries, but ell attempts
to break through the positions of the
Grenadiers were Intellectual. After
five hours severe fighting the Turks
were defeated, Osman Pasha, sur
rounded with his whole army. Up
to the present time it is impossible to
estimate the number of Turkish pris-
oners, or the quantity of war material
taken. We only know that every
thing in Plevna has fallen into oul
hands. The Russian losses are in
considerable cnrnnapAd-;h-
SrM Obtained.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-13
MISSOURI ITEMS.

Hannibal has a counterfeiter'e dea
somewhere in the city.
Sedalia has a Boys Band, which is
said.to make very fine music.
A young man named Lewis poisons
ed himself in Hannibal last week.
Somebody has captured a wild man
somewhere in the wilderness around
Macon.
Kirksville has a centenarian in the
Iperson of a Mrs. Pope, who is 104
years of age. !
One of the City Fathers OF Brook
field vas so forcibly elected from a
saloon the other day as to break his
leg.
Col. SwitzIer, of the Columbia
Statesman, has purchased a half in
terest in the st. Joseph Chronicle,
Judge Royal retiring.
r. -
The Hannibal & st. Joe Railroad
Company has established it bridge
yard in Brookfield, 1hich helps that
town considerably.
Rev. Isaac Hall, of Harrison coun-
ty, is a muscular Christian. He late
ly threw a ruffian head first out Of
church for disturbing the exercises.
) Some fellow in Brunswick wanted
a set of harness, so he just stepped
out to where a farmers team was
hitched and stripped the horses there.
. off.
Joplin runs to roller. skating. Mar
shall Hamilton, of that. burg skatet
on his fingers to save the wear anC
, tear of skates, and has been laid u
nursing his broken digits.
John Cochran, a deputy United
States Marshal who has been Yer,
active in ferreting ont illicit dislil
~leries in Ripley county, was waylai'
near Doniphan, sane county, shot i
VI the head and mortally wounded.
Rats IN becoming so numerous an
p so destructive in Lafayette count
that tile county court has passed a
order requesting the people to tur
out and devote the 27th, 2Sth an
10Th inst, to the destruction of til
Epests.t
oil Joseph j. Walker committed suicid
in Mt. Pleasant township, Bates cour
r. ty, recently, by shooting himse
# through the head with a revolve'
Financial embarrt ssment and de.
,e pondency the cause. He leaves
wife and several children.
IN A fellow calling himself one of Il
l. James boys went into a Sedalia saloc
is and sitter running in debt for drinl
he refused to pays at the same tin
er showing plenty of money and sbu
IS ing the bar-keeper %yirulently. III
l. james Boy" got licked like sin.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-13

by a special to the st. Louis Times,
Gated at Washington, Dec. 10, it is
stated that Senator Patterson will &C
to South Carolina in January next tc
give bail for his appearance before
the February term. The arrange
Inent is understood to be that he vii
resign at an early day, and that upol
conditions Of the radical thieves 0
that State being pardoned. Wac
Hampton is to be elected in Patter
sons place. How have the might,
fallen!