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Surrender Of Stoux.

NAMF HHFRIDAN VIA CANT ROBINSON.
NEB Sept. 12.-Lame Deer's band of Iu-
lans arrived here to-day, which completes
the surrender of all the hostile Sioux clear
ing the Black Hills and Big Horn country
ss Sitting Bull and his party are I'm the Brit
ish possessions. The number surrendering
Is between three and four hundred. About
one hundred and seventy-five OF the band
had prev iouSly arrived. The final party was
accompanied by the Indian couriers sent out
by Major Burke.
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Senator AOrtOn-s Go

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Sept. 22.-Advices
from Richmond at noon to-day say Senator
Morton is resting very well, and that there
Is 10 cause for alarm.
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The Public Lands and Labortug Men

MADIsoN, Is, sept. l2.-During the
SION OF the republican convention yesterday
lne following resolution was introduce and
ADOPTED: "ReSOlUed, That the republican
party Is In favor Of an appropriation by
Cor gress for the purpose OF assisting, under
suitable regulations, the surplus laboring
men OF TIE larger cities and mining districts
TO settle on the public lands.-
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SHOOTING AT CRkEDMOOR.
Connecticut Wins tm the Interstate
Match

CREEDMooR, l.. L., Sept 12.-The range
large number of visitors, Including many
ladies, being present. The weather is fine
the wind light, and blowing from the south
me Brltihn and American teams are here in
full force, having entered for the cha mpion,s
mach, which is being shot at 6cO Yards
range. Teams of twelve from New York.
connecticut. California and New Jersey re
present competing IN the inter state M Hilary
mat.h. The New Jersey team is made up
from the LIST and I'd regiments. AT 200 yards
range the I'd Connecticut regiment lead with
a score OF sos out of possible COO points The
California team follows with i99, New York
with $50, and New Jersey with All. Connec-
tcut has won the inter state match twice
previous "N
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Strikers Resumtux Work

DETROIT, Sept. 12-The striking coal
miners in Jackson county resumed work
yesterday at the reduced rates The coal
owners promise better pay when times inn
prove.
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NeaFIy GomuIeted

OMAHA, NIB, Sept. I2'-The last section
OF the tressle work OF the Union Pacific
bridge is rapidly approaching completion
IL is now expected that the first train will
cross on Sunday next.
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Views Of o ColOred Man ON the Re
lief Question.

Mr.. Editor.-In one of your editorials OF
Friday, the eth, you dealt with the question
OF the best mode Of relief for the unemployei
Your view favoring colouiz alton instead o.
congressional charity is correct. Colonial
tion would be substantial benefit, and
would place Them in a self-susta.n iny con-
dition. That was my view I'm 49, Comrnis
sioner Bryan's views and acts In this mater
are nrm step towards the elevation of the
cOlored race. 1 am sure there are two thou
they had the means lam eure m az their In
dnstry would pay il hack, with interest in
ave years or thereabout w n p
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More Human Rematus Fouud

NEW YORK, Sept. l2-Some more remains
OF human beings were found yesterday I'm
the ruins Of the 35th street fire. About one
hundred families who were burned out nv
that fire need relief
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Fire i'm "A Shoe Faetorx

BOSTON. MASS, Sept. 12.-WoOldreige'S
block In Lynn, occupied by Luther q. Jphn-
son as shoe factory, was partly burned to-
day. JOhnson's loss, $50 900. Loss on build
ing, $500.
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OTTAWA, ONT, Sept 12-Advices received
here do not confirm the Information respec,-
ing the quarrel between Major Welsh AMI
Sitting Bull. A letter dated Fort Welsh
August 18th, states that Major Welsh had
arrived at Cypress Hills from Wood moun
tains on the 18th, and reported having left
Sitting Bull and his camp in perfect quiet.
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GAMBETTAs OBJECT ia allowing the
judgment found gainst him to 60 by default
Is 10 delay the final judgnen until after the
election. when his privilege as deputy viii
protect him from arrest and lead 20 bis hber-
Alton should be be imprisoned.
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The ChampiOn.s Match.

CREEDMOOR, Sept. l2.-ln the champions
malch, second stage, COO yards, Alien and
Fulton American team lead with 40; Gild
er, OF The British, and Dakin, Hyde and
Jackson, OF the American, Is each; Miner
OF the British, and Sir Harry Hdlford a.
There are "a entries,
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The Massachusetts rOhibttiOn Con
yemtiOm,

WORCESTER, MASS, Sept 12--The state
convention or the prohibitOry party met here
this mOrning-about seven hund red delegates
are present. The convention was called TO
order at 1l.25. A temporary Organization
was effected by the choice of Thomas j.
LathroP, chairman, and committees were
appointed.
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The BEACON PARK RAcEs.-At the Bea-
con Park Bostonl races yesterday the race
for the pr class was won by HAGEN I'm 2.e6,
az 2.27, az, 22g. The race for the 2.3i
class was won by Belle Oakley in 2.3lk, Al,
DDS - 23l l. 2.3l 235
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SECOND ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENE
RAJ BRADY received a telegram TO day tn
the effect that Senator Morton is gradual
improving.
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LOWELL, MASS, Sept. l2-Najor arthur
ii. Burnham died here this morning of cnol-
era morbus, aged 80 years. He was grad
uated at West Point.
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THE q. s. 8. SwATARA sailed this morn
ing from Norfolk for New York, where she
Will be caulked.
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RETRrBUTIoN.-In Winchester, Scott
county, Illinois, q mob took Andrew Rich
ards, colored, from jail yesterday and hung
him. He had been arrested for an OUTRAGE
upon Mrs. John Smith, near Winchester.
Sunday
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PROF. SIMON NEwCoMB enters, this
mouth, upon the duty of experimenting the
Nautical Almanac, Prof. j II. &. Coffin hav-
In retired
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Inter-
nal revenue, $500 ,3I6 II; customs, s49s 5000.
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~President Hayes will be the third Prest
dent 10 visit Richmond since the war ended.
MT. Lincoln and Mr.. johnson were tbe
Others. ' ~
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THE RESULT IN MAINE.-The latest re-
publican ma jority for eoyernor over ali the
opposing candidates will not fall below 1000.
Inc senate will stand % republicans 10 3
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Winner OF the sd Leger STAGES

LONDON, Sept 12-The race Tor the ST.
Leger stakes, at Doncaster to-day, was won
by Lord Falmuts Silvis, with the same
owners Lady Golightly second, and Lord
BradfOrd's Map9uyre third
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS
Ninety. six Lives Lost by n Collision
in the English Channel.

LONDON, Sept. Il -Iufol matiol OF terri
BILE disaster Ia the English channel has just
been received here. The British ship Ava
iaIohe, Captain Williams, from London.
Septt Der ith, for New II aland, collided
with the British ship Forest, Captain Lick
bart, hom London for New YORK, OFF Port
land, and 10th vessels foundered. Nicely
Six persons were drowned. The Fores; was
In ballast, and had q crew numbering 81
Captain Lockhart, the chief mate, and seven
Others were saved. The AvalaIc had a
crew of thlrty-two and nifty passengers. The
third officer and two seamen only were
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terday said he would not be able 70 pay his
creditors in full, but what proportion he
could not tell until the statement of assets
was made up. There are no preferred credi-
tors.
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Rs COVERED lieutenant F. V. Gre ~ :,
military alta che ofthe United States legation
al ST. Petersburg, announces in a dispatch TO
the Department of State that he has entirely
RI covered from his recent attack of fever
and is again on duty al army headq uarters
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nFOne death and three new cas- - Of vel
low fever were reported at Fernandina, Fla,
yesterday,
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HOY. GEoRGE NJ. ADAMS, Clerk of the
House of Representatives, arrived in Wash
ington last night.
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THE INDIAN CONFERENCE.-The 1t is
understood that Secretary Schurz has offered
the position OF Indian Commissioner to Mr..
K. X. Haight. of New York, but the latter has
was member of the board of Indian Com
mis- sionerS.
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Telegrams to The Star.
ILEVNA NOT CAPTURED.

THE SIEGE GOING ON.
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~ ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Wy DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, Sept. S, lS77.
Ctice is hereby given th 1t and after the 18Th
day Of September las ant, the ASSESSORS fJI the Ds
trIct Of COlUsAD Will Ia compliance with tbs act
OF Congress, approved March 8, 1877, entitled IAN
for tie support of the Of the District
OF u lumbs and for other pur poses assess the per-
sonAl property OF all persons ho have failed fur
nisn raid Assessors with list OF said property
provided for said act In section 10 u said act IL
provided THAT any person, firm pOratioR al
miHsrstor, executor, guardian trustee, shall tail
~ make the schedule Of his its said perty held
III trust otherwise. In this section provided for
any one Of said Assessors SHALL without lay, from
the best Information he can procure, make
sessment anst such person, firm por Alto .,
TO " hIca he shall add 80 per centum thereof"
WILLIAM DIXON,
GEORGE A. BOHRER,
b. ID. CARPENTER,
sep5- Assess Jrs ID. o.
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~ ID. MCFARLAND, Dentist,
A8 1910 NEW YORK AVENUE.
Nof New Jersey avenue, as enormously rrin,e Ell in
BOyd's Direc DRY for lS77. Jan6 IL
~ SAMUEL q. YOUNG,
w NOTARY PUBLIC,
oot7 II OFFIcE-sTAR BUILDING.
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NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS
IN SINGERS.
The Steamer ARROW, Capt Frank Holingshead,
b the only boat allowed 10 land passen- -
gers Of Mount Vernon wharf Pas skKE4S
pengers taking this steamer which is
connected With the Ladies Mount Vernon Associa-
sioaj seeld rtdisS sw5xls@ess tA.ss ss,Iss By
other lipes.
Round "Trip, q, including admission 70 Mansion
and Grounds.
Dtssmer leaves 9TH street harf daily, Sunday
cepted, } 1T o o. m, and returns about 4 D m.
J. INCH. HOLLINGSWORTH,
eupt Ladies. Mount Vernon Association.
RRAEk HOLLINGSHEAn, Str Arrow. iel6- N1
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Cost OF TAKING THE CENsUs.-The fol-
lowing statement of the cost of taking the
census has been prepared by the Treasury
department, from the year 1871 to 1870, inclu-
sive:-H9l, Si4377 d; 1902, SG6 gI6 81: 1911,
S176,7H.S7; 1921, 500, 800 66 1881. 800 5lL4o;
lsil S9S $500; 1851, IL Al, l0 63; 1861, 81 $685.,
H9.53; 1s71, So iO5, 1910. Total, IS 597 O79O5.
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PERsONAL.-Assistant Secretary McCor-
mick has returned TO the city from Long
Branch and New York, and was on duty at
the Treasury department to day. No time
has yet beeh fixed upon for MS resigning his
position as Assistant Secretary. MIR. w.
b. Shaw returned from Cape May this
morning.
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n 7 T G AN.
First premium sw srdsd to me By the Great Worlds
Fair, IN Philadelphia, on my invented <AAA
and patented Ell E6LASS, manufac- ~ ~
tuTcd in God, Silver and Al eless, with genuine
Brazilian Pebble, Also on hand large variety
of sPECTACLES, OPERA GLASSES, MICRO-
SCOPES and SHADES for in. Eyes &c.
i. ALEXANDER,
Cctstrlstp l228 Pennsy |, ami. avenue q. ".
RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS,
II l22J Pennsylvania drenHe.
OH Paintings, Engrayings, Photograyures "a new
process, French aud German Photographs, Porce-
tsine Paintings, hne Chromos, &c. Gilt aud Nickel
Frames III every style for Porcelaine and Photo
graph Portraits The public are invited examine
stock in which will be found all the late publ
cAii1 Of foreign houses
October LIST will receive fine stock Of xeaHtn.
Russia Leather Goods, com prising Frames, Port
fo!iO., PoItemOnais, Gases, &cb
Gold Frames for Mirrors, Portraits and Land
scapee, and all styles Of Frames, Spanish, French
sDf American Naples, with or without velvet or
geld liniu gs, ade TO order al reasonable prtsss
Gold, silver and Copper Vie, Cord, Hooks, Screw
~ es. &c, for hanging pictures. Paintings packed
1npscked and HING BY competent wOrkmen.
N BARLOW gives his special sttentiou to
transferring, lining and restoring OIL Paintings.
Family Portraits restored with the greatest care
as to preserve the originality.
Catalogues 10 be had on application. y3l m
THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVEL; Y
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SERVICE DIyIsIoN.-Secretary Sherman
has directed the Solicitor of the Treasury TO
cause report to be made of the workings OF
The Secret Service Division Of the Treasury
department, TO determine the amount and
character OF The work performed by 1t. This
is La ken 10 me an that change is to be made
in the head of the division
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"A NEW MINISTER TO SwEDEN.-Hon. j.
l.. Stevens, of Maine, has been appointed
minister to Sweden, succeeding General G
L. Andrews, OF Minnesota. Mr.. Stevens was
minister to Uruguay and Paraguay during
General Grants first ter m, and resig nei tn al
position In 1873. He was for many years the
editor OF The kennebec Journal, and was as
sOcisted with Senator Blaine more than %
years ago in the &C nduct of that pspar.
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DAILY REPORT BUREAU OF ENGRAVING
AND PRINTING.-Deliveries September 18th,
1877: To Comptroller of the Currency-Na-
tional currency notes, $3.50 900. Secretary of
the Treasury per cent. cousols, 800 900;
registered bonds, March 3, 1853, ISIS,
S5,ilOiOO; miscellaneous, Sill ,110. Total,
SG,Ol no. Balance on hand at the close Of
days work, ESQ, 65i,485.
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NEW ROUTE TO MOUNT VERNON.
The new, safe and couiBlodtous steamer MARY
WASHINGTON Is now carrying pas -
myers % Mt Vernon, and furnishing EH49R
carriages TO transport them 20 the ~0ssa1a
mansion BY this route persons avoid hot walk up
long hill. Tire distance IL one and O. half miles.
not three Leaves u street hsrf every day Sun
day excepted 81 y 30 g.. m, and returns about 4
O'Clock Fare 81. including admission and car
rfase ride 20 and IRON the mansion. je7l an
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- POTOMAC INSURANCE COMPANY,
Gtas., SS % G ,Ins sTa! s ir7.
The washington Agency of this Company was
The present. customer. Of the Company. and all
S.hsTs FISHING e NSgaE With Us will please cal.
susH.a anu " w. DEEBLE, Secretary.
~ AT THE OLD STAND, Ne. l42J Pen n
yas IL ss loves.
sGSsLim '' 'N' W. h SLATER
~ CANINE C0NaREss wATEK
Wy FROM the OriRInsl Spring
AT sARATOGi,
nArHoRNf Mxfs csn ..I per pI Beetle
MILBURN's PHARMACY,
myi3tr 1120 Peun. avenue, near Wizards.
~ sCHENCKs PULmONIO SYRUP
FSr he Cure Of Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
the matter and throws it out II the system, purih
the blood, and Il US efec.s q cure.
sCHENCKS SEA-wEED TONIC,
For the Cure Of Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Re
The Tonic produces q healthy &C ton of the s,om-
ach, creating appetite, forming chr le and curing
the nosf obstinate cases oil Indigestion.
sCHEECKs MANDRAKE PILLS,
For the Cure Of Liry Complaint, &c.
These Pills are Alternative, and produce a healthy
of the liver without the least danger they
storing q healthy action Of the liver.
These remedies are certain cure for Oonsump
pGTs The Ps set
live, create healthy bile, and remove all diseases
CT the liver, often cause of Cons The
weed Tonic gives tone and strength the stomach
makes a good digestion, snc ensbles the organs to
form COED blood; and thus creates healthy circula-
ton Of healthy blood. The combined action Of these
medicines, rs thus Explained, will cure every OF
Consum rtion, If taken in time, lad the Of the
medicines perseyer,d In.
DR.. Schenck is professionally at his principal Of
fee, corner 9th and Arch streets. Philadelphia
~ her eall FIN yx.iy he
addressed. 6chenck's Medicines for sale by all
Druggists ssp3 NV f I'm
~ ID. MCFARLAND, Dentist,
l8 1910 NEW YORK AVENUE.
Not New Jersey avenue, as errOneously Trin,ei in
BOyd's Direc DRY for 15T. Jan6 IL
~ SAMUEL q YOUNQ.
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RARLOW'S GALLERY OF FINE ARTS
u l1l6 lLEnu IN

THE GREAT EUROPEAN NOVEL; !
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SUSPANDED OFFICE-HOLDERS AND THE
SENATR.-A good deal has been written and
said concerning the formation OF q combina-
ton OF dep0sed office-holders under Hayes
70 defeat the confirmation OF their successors.
The impression 10 general that in case the
success or is not confirmed the old incumbent
regains the place from which he was re-
moved. Section 176s OF the Revised Statutes.
however, affords very little hope for the de-
posed OIL g In case their successors are not
confirmed. II reads: THE President shall
within thirty days after the commencement
OF each session of the Senate, except for any
Office which In his opinion ought not to be
hiled nomirate persons to ill all vacancies
10 Office which existed at the meeting of the
Serste whether temporarily filed or not,
and also In the place OF all officers suspend
ed; and If the Senate during such time shall
refuse TO advise and consent to an appoint
ment In the place OF any suspended officer.
then, and not otherwise, the President shall
nCntndte another person as soon as practical
Bile TO the same session OF the Senate for the
Office" Thus IL viii be seen that IL is within
the power OF the President to keep on nomi-
mating person until the Senate advises and
consents TO the nomination without reference
10 the removed officer.
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emusic BY THE BAND."-The following
is the programme of the concert TO be given
by the Marine band at the Marine barracks
tomorrow evening: 1. Medley, Madame
ADgOt," Lecoq; 2 Overture, "Grand Du-
cheese" OffeL bach; 3. Fantasia, Amer
ics - Brochen; 1. Selections of "Traviata,"
Verdi; 5. Grand Waltz, "Galiostre, Strauss
8. polka ChantacleeT," &. Schneider; I. Sc.
lection Masnadiesi, Verdi; 8. "Galop Infer
naIe," Schneider.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
rstsflsis sale

WheReas, JomC c. Cailfersy8hd Baf-
bra X. GuTlershis wife,.by tifeir deed
in trustsdated The 9th aRv Of Febru-i
airy, 1875, anil recorded iii record
er's office of Audfain county, Mis-
souri,, in book ~ page 525, of
mortgages conveyed to FL. S. CLARK
in trust, the following lands situated
in the county~of Audrain and state of
Missofri.-to-wit:
The southwest fourth of the north
west atisrter of section twentyiw va
'(22).'township ffty-one t51), range
niae9s1ywest ifrtFast te=save the
payment of a certain note in said
deed oftrdst described. And where
as, there was a further proYision@ln
sid trust That Tie said John G.. Cul-
lers waste pay the interest annuatly
on said note and aIso'to pay the taxes
.accruing on hollands, sndsthe held
lei of said slotz has been sforceaAto
pay said taxes and costs and said
I,Cpilers hasfailea to payethe-samed to
Ininis by feasonsofaWhioh 1.-THE cove
nanssinsaid deedof Irast afesbroken.
and. Whcreasasaid trustee Henry S.
Clark is absent from the States
Therefore tile undersigned acting
present Sheriff. OF, Audrain county
Missouri. by yiltne'of thepower con
ferred on me by said trust, and at the
request of-the halder. of-said Hote-wilI
on "a ,EE .&a@ss1 Ks@8@s@
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
n Aofiee.

Notice is iiefcbvatvcn that at the
next term of Probate Court for lalf
drain county, to be held atrIn Court
House in said COUNTY, on the second
Monday in July 1877, and on the first
day of said term, Of as soon af1cr as
Il hearing IAN be had. | will af,fk to
said court for an ol9iersto sell the fol-
lowing lands in said County to-yit;
s~sssmIneTee ais e. b. Nuffs north
west cnrmer (olae acre ef2fand decided
by John Al osSpauiding and
decided BY Spaulding 10 q. u. Null
thcnce west one. $500 chains, thence
south three and 16-100- chains. thence
east one as-l,0 chains. thence north
with Null's west. line to- the begin
ming containing 'onc-haIf acre Gin
s~ecfion went three q ,(~township
iifty-oncrl al, \. range.a e,hsWest
belonging "a EdwardQuisley, james
Q%uislcy. Margaret AQHigle,, Nellie
Qui%leg and Julia Qniglev, minors1
For the purpose of maintaining
MARs QUIGLEY. Guardian.
MeXicO, Mo-. june 4th, 1877.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, on the 9th day of May. A.
d.. 1874, james III. Beck and his wife
Annie +. Beck, by their cert ain deed
of trust, containing full covenants of
writing executed and delivered on
said day. and recorded in Audrain
county of records Of deeds, in book
J page 22S, conveyed to the UNDER
signed the following real estate situ-
ate IN Audrain county, and State of
Missouri. described as follows, to-
wit: Lots number 2, J, 10. HIN block
+, Davis addition to Mexico, and all
the appurtenances thereto belonging,
in trust, to eur certain notes there
in described, with power to sell said
lands on twenty days. notice, on de
fault of the pay ment thereof.
And whereas, defaWlt has been
made in the payment of said notrs,
although the ann are nov due. Now
therefore, by virtue of the power
granted in me in and by said deed,
and at the request of the holder and
owner of said notes., ! win, on
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-06-14
M sa~ICO

Tuesdays train on tile ct. r, -.
G.. & n. Railroad stopped at Mexico
for dinner. A large crowd of mon
and boys assembled at Martins hotel,
and it was evident that there was
something or unusual Interest in the
wind. Upon inquiry n traveller
learned there WAS a wedding on the
tapis, and he missed his dinner, in
order TO witness the performance,
for the benefit of the Gazette readers.
The bride was q creature from Shelby
vile, Indiana, who has outlived two
Hoosier husbands, the last of whom
was IA worthy Mr.. Jones. Her name
is Susan. Recently she won the
heart of a iasliing granger from
Cedar City, Mo-, named Edward
Reeves, and followed him to the ban
ner Democratic State, in order to
consummate their engagement. Susan
stopped off at Mexico, putting up at
Martins hotel, and sent oyef.O Cedar
CITY for Edwards lie. came, but
unlike Dickens Barkis, wasn't will
lin. Rev. John wheel had been
sent for by the determined damsef,
and after a good deal Of persuasion on
his part, reinforced by the captivating
establishments Of the fair Susan, Ed
ward was induced to ''stald mp to the
,ack. fodder OF no fodder, as the
preacher expressed it, and the union
was consammated i'm the presence Of
the train passengers, who relished the
amusing scene and the preachers.
Jokes, immensely. list. Joe Gaz-
zette. .s
We would like 60 state for tic bene-
II of all that have read the above, TINT
this squib is what you might term a
poetical reportorial flourish DIR. VIM
ell. rs VIZ all know, never INDUCES in
slang, much less on such an OCCASION
We can'tse e why reporters cannot,
like Editors-in-chicf, always confine
themselves strictly to the truth.