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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
TWO COUNTS.

Monk BraDstetter was arrested last
Friday upon IN old indictment against
him for assault with intent to kill II
Lawson Henry, at Vandalia q year or
so ago, and on Saturday was brought
before Judge Edwards, OF Mexico,
and gave bond in the sum of 5000 for
his appearance at the next term of
CIRCUIT court. The alleged offense
upon which this indictment is predi-
Gated was committed prior to the
killing of Lowery by Branstetter, but
the latter case being considered of
more importance, proceedings in the
former case were suspended until
Friday, as above stated.
We think that Branstetter's case is
now Lowering" He was sentenc-
ed to the p~enitentiary for 60 years
for killing Lowery and is now only
out on a habeas corpus for a new
trial when up comes this new indiet-
ment to be met. We have no idea
wtat will be the result of the -two
trials.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

TRUSTEES SALE

Whereas, Mary A.. Palmer, Robert
w. Palmer, Jennie B. Palmer. Mary
G. Stacy. James u. Stacy, jr., Mar
tina s. Palmer, Hiram n. Palmer,
Emma v. Palmer, George r. Palmer,
Addie LII. Palmer, Margaret A. Har-
ris and Michael Harris, by their GER
tain deed of trust, dated the 9Th day
of November, AID 1876, and record
ed in the recorders office of Audrain
county, state of Missouri, in mort
gage book "K," pages 407, 498. 499
| and 500, conveyed to the undersigned
trustee, the following described real
estate, situated in the county of Au-
drain in the state of Missouri, to-wit:
The south half and the south halt
of the north half of section thirty
five 1857, and the southeast quarter of
ship fifty-one Isl range seven "a
west; which said conveyance was
nade.in trust to secure the payment
said deed described and whereas,
said Totes has become due and are IN
paid. Now. therefore, in accordance
with the provisions of said deed of
trust, and at the request of the legal
holder of said notes, | will proceed
to sell the above described real estate
at the east door oil the court house in
Mexico, in Audrain county, Missouri,
to the highest bidder for cash, at pub
lie auction,
On Friday, tie 7h day Of December,
1877,
between the hours of ten in the lore
noon and five in theafternoon of that
day, to satisfy SAID notes, together
wit the cost and expense of execut-
ing this trust.
Dated this 9th day of November,
1877 .n29-4t j. I. NELSON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
BENTON CITY ITEMS.

BENTON CITY, Mo-, Dec. a, III.
Fortune has once more brought me
to this Furnishing city. Snatching
up the ever welcome LEDGER and
glancing over its columns / find not
a word from Benton. Why, sir, we
are f~ourishing, peace and plenty
reigns supreme, while flames have
been leveling other large cities we
have had no seorch here.
As I drew up to the city few days
ago, 1 metmy old friend Gray, with
a genial smile on his face; he has
been married fiee months and feels as
though he has something to live for;
he is selling nor goods than any
other house in the city.
Our drug store is closed to-day,
the fountain is dry, not a drop for
love or money. Sorrow has settled
on our faces. The e~x-druggist has
become a shepherd.
Henry Barker has reprinted his
dwelling.
Daddy Chambers has enclosed his
hotel with a neat fence.
Mr. Aulfelt has built a corn house
and is paying the needful for all the
corn brought to this city, at one dol
lar and fifteen cents per barrel.
The Benton City Literary Society
re-organized last Thursday evening,
with Mr.. Ben Wylde as president.
The question for debate:
RESOLVED, That Russia was justified
in waging war on Turkey.
Owing to the inclemency Of the
weather there was no DISCUSSIONS
-rirv Denton CITY sunday school
under the charge of the prince of good
superintendent, Mr.. Chas. Stay,
flourishes.
Carl, the Southern wizard, holds
forth here tonight.
One of our old citizens left us this
morning, he takes up his residence
for the future in Illinois.
Mr.. G. NJ. Barnes, one of our mos
prosperous farmers, wishes to dispose
of his farm with a view Of taking NJ
his residence in Mexico. The farm
is one mile south of this city.
4 A few nights ago I called at th,
door of the giant of the seed ticl
neighborhood.
Tommy Board is the picture of
good boarding house keeper and
/ gentleman of the first water.
Farmers are taking advantage 0
the freeze and are In a rush gettin.
their corn gathered.
, Hoping peace and prosperity ma
; be your lot all the days of your life
am Respectfully Yours,
, MORE ANON.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

MIssoURI's NEXT GovERNoR.-We
notice that quite a number Of our ex-
changes speak of Capt. Dan McIn-
tyre as our next Governor. Remarks
on this subject may at this time APP
pear premature, but we know OF
no man in the State who is a stauncher
or more determined Democrat or bet
ter fitted for the executive office than
Capt. Dan Mcintyre of Audrain.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
STRAY NOTICE.

Taken up by Green Patrick, of Sal
Ing Township, Au1rain county, No..
on the 10th day of Now, 1877, and
posted before G.. w. Holloway, j. p,
for said county, as strays, two head;
one s,rrel mare, about mine years old
past; Is hands high. Ore brown mare
about 10 hands high, five years old
past; branded on the left shoulder
with the letter p The said strays
were appraised by David Littrell and
Joseph Davis, after being duly sworn
to appraise the same; the sorrel mare
at thirtysfive dollars; the brown mare
at forty-dve dollars. S3-4t
GEO. w, HOLLOWAY, J. P.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

questions Of our foreign trade and
shipping interests, which offer such a
splendid opportunity for the develop
ment of an enlarged and national
policy, are scarcely touched upon.
Taking the message a a whole, it
must be said that Mr.. Hayes shows a
vast capacity for stringing words to-
gether, and a limited ability to con-
centrate himself upon his subjects.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

just mention the name of Samuel
j. Tilden if you want to watch a
Radicals eyes open wide and see the
hair stand straight up on the top of
his head. 1t is as bad as the app ear
ance to a murderer of the ghost of his
victim.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

The St. Louis Times has added a
reading room to its many attractiors.
In this room can be found a file OF
all the country papers in the State.
This room will he a great resort for
all persons wishing to peruse the
country press.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
TIE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

If length could give value, Hayes
message would be a very valuable
document, for this is inordinately
lengthy. Mr.. Hayes surely posses
ses the capacity of diffusing himself
over a large surface, to a greater de-
gree than any former President. At
the same time he fails in the faculty
of making himself easily understood.
The twin virtues of conciseness and
clearness have neither been inherited
o acquired by our present Execu-
tive. This falling is particularly
noticeable in his remarks upon finan-
cial affairs, where he uses many words,
either TO conceal his thoughts, or in
the hope of atoning for the lack of
ideas. It is certain that he fails to
present any plain and definite EXPOSE
ton of his policy or principles, and
it may be expected that both the adj
yocates and the opponents of the sill
yer dollar viii claim him. He either
does not know what he wants to say,
or lacks ability to express himself.
On the subject of his ~so-cailed
Southern policy he is clear enough.
as he might easily be, having plenty
of Democratic platforms and prece-
dents before him, and he surely docs
not seem to make any strenuous effort
to conciliate the ~implacables of his
party. He strikes down Grantlsm by
the strong statement that the with
drawal of the troops in the South was
a constitutional duty, and q needed
measure for the restoration of local
self government and national llarmo.
ny. He. declares hal this course
was not experimental, but proper and
necessary, and shows its good results
to The whole country without regard
to the Republican or any other party.
This is as it should be, and all hon.
est and patriotic citizens will applaud
his manly and straightforward utter
ances. He is sfor" resumption as
fully as.Sherman is, bat wisely re-
frains from considering the question
of possibility. That is evidently be-
yond. his reach, and he may be con-
eidered as expressing the sentiment
of resumption, rather than as applaud
ing tie plan. The question of ciyil
service reform is covered by Mr..
Hayes with q multitude Of words, and
It would I've difficult. il not impossi-
ble, to extract from bis language def
nite and determined meaning, beyond
the fact that he would like to have an
appropriation for a civil service COM
mission.
The message covers somewhat more
than the usual variety Of subjects,
with az Of which Mr.. Hayes Gems to
lie toiesahly familiar, bnt tic trail of
his besetting sin Of uncertainty and
indeaniteness is oscr most OF them,
Ii Is strsnge that he has no opinion
at all 10 express abont the fishery
award. Concerning Mexico be gives
only vagre and yaInelcss genernli-
tics, and he has pothing but idle
verbs ID regasdto Cuba. The great
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

The St. Louis Times has beer, cut
down to the size of the New York
Sun. The Times is truly a sun to
the Western Democracy. The Times
is now set in ''agate'' and contains
nearly as many words as before.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

Taylor Ridgway, who was arrested
last summer for stealing sheep was
convicted at the late termof the Boone
court and sentenced to two years
in the p%enitentiary. Taylor is from
one of the best families In the coun-
try. Whisky is what has ruined
him. a
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

Every Democratic Congressman
from Missouri voted for the repeal of
the resumption infamy, and every
Republican against it,except rcllard,
who was .spaired."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

The banks have all agreed, hereaf-
ter, to charge 10 cents a draft ON any
bank for any sum, however small.
We think this Is no more than right.
Ii it's any accommodation at all, lit is
well worth 10 cents.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
SHERIFF'S SALE OF Seasao.
I.ANIlC ot0L

LAItDS.
BY virtue and authority az
der of sale issued from the om pr
the clerk of the county court - se %
drain county, Missouri. returnasna o..
the January term of the cir,a,ss ~ q
1873, and TO ne directed. / bsvart
led upon the following DESERT iey-
estate, mentioned in said orla. eai
wit: 0us 10
All of section sixteen fl6A ,o,.3
ship fifty-two (52,) range srvas sma.
west; in Audrain county, Missouri!
Wednesday, Jan. 80. 1870
between the hours. of nine o,,loa,
the forenoon and five O'Clock q ~
afternoon of that day, at tl,a we
front door of the court house !, sast
city of Mexico, county Of nd 'ae
aforesaid, offer the same for ss,h
tracts of 40 acres each, to the h;ssaiss
bidder. -ishest
TERMS OF SALE.
A credit of II months will he o;n,.
the purchaser 10 give bond viii ~,
proved personal security and will "
terest at the rate of 10 per ceat ~
annum, from day of said sala psr
IL. GLAsCoCK, Sheriff
27-tds OF Audra;n
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
THOMAS A. BRADLEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Not ice is hereby given that letters of
administration upon the estate OF William
Campbell, deceased, nave been granted to
the undersigned by the probate court of
Audrain county, bearing date the 9th aay
of Oct, 1877. All persons having claims
against said estate are required to exhibit
them to me for allowance within one year
from the date hereof, or they may be pre-
cluded from any benefit o. such estate: and
if such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date of the publication OF
this notice, they will be forever barred.
JOHN MARMADUKE, Admir-.
OF the ee.ate of Vim. Campbell, decd.
n28-4t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
SunscRIrrIos PRIoE 81 : AssUM.
Mr.. Talmage is about to abandon
round dances in the pulpit.

Tom Ewing of Ohio, Crittendcn,
Armstrong and Buckner of No., have
our thanks for favors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

Johnny Clark has our thanks for
late Chicago papers. In the''Tribune"
we find the following welcome article.
We think the future now looks bril-
liant for Mexico if the following is
correct,
All doubts about the immediate ex-
tension of the Chicago & Alton Rail-
road from Mexico, Mo-, to Kansas
City are now set at rest by the official
announcement Of the managers of the
road that the construction of the line
will be commenced in q short time.
7. B. Blackstone has just returned
from o visit through the country
which the new line is to run, and he
brings the cheering intelligence that
he has received the assurance that all
the aid asked for of the towns and
cities through which the new extern
sion is to run will be forthcoming.
All that now remains to be done to
begin active operations is to get the
consent of the stockholders of the
road, which has to be obtained be-
fore further steps can be taken, and
President Blackstone issued a circu-
lar yesterday asking their concur
renee, But this is merely a matter
of form, as most OF the Directors and
stockholders have already signifed
their willingness to have the improve
ment made without further delay. The
Chicago & Alton Railroad Company
can make no leases and create no new
debts without the written consent of
a majority of its stockholders, and
this will now be obtained without fur
ti,er delay. It is stated that, by a
careful estimate, the cost of extend
ing the Company's line across Mis-
souri, from Mexico to Kansas City
1872 Tliles-will be with the present
low prices of materials, including the
bridge across the Missouri river,
depot grounds at Kansas City, steel
trails, etc., not oven ga, 600, 900, 7 per
cent. upon which is only S210, 900.
By the most cautious estimates pre-
, pared by the President of the Chica-
go & Alton, the benefits of the results
to be derived by the road from this
extension will not be less than $780,
900, net. The officers of the Chicago
have long since given facts and fig
ures showing that the road will lose
the money already invested in the
Louisiana & Missouri Road if it Is not
completed at once to Kansas City.
But not alone in this respect will the
Chicago & Alton road be the gamer
by the completion of the line. For
years this Company has been sending
its ears to Kansas City over another
company's track, hauling away more
grain from that point than all the
other roads combined. With a line
of its own all the way from Chicago
and st. Louis it viii be able to defy
competition in controlling the great
and rapidly growing grain trade OF
Kansas City.
In this issue of the LEDGER, will I've
found the notice for the election of
a Board of Directors for 1873. All
grangers should be present and
show their interest. Audrain
county grange has moro life in
"a ~ a..4hor 80 cfha. 49, 4. a.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

Subscribe Tor and advertise III the
MExIco LEDcEn, the only local paper
in Mexico. Everybody reads ii.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

A VALIANT SHERIFF.--On last Tues
day night Sheriff Glascock and Joe
B~eshears, of Vandalia, captured near
the above named place, another of
Callaway's ''best'' citizens, named
'iCurly'' Young, one of the Jail birds
who escaped from Fulton Jail a few
weeks since, by knocking down Jailor
Speaks. He is the same fellow that
ran off with Corrigan's daughter, and
whose parents compelled him to take
part in a wedding ceremony SO ele-
gantly performed by Squire Hooten.
When Glascock once gets on the
trail of d criminal, the fugitive may
as well give up, as he viii find in the
end that his instincts are sure and
vrt.n -ise tire OaIIawegians fund
more of their bonds, as Sheriff Glas-
cock is entitled to s25 reward, and
didn't kill his man either. Yumi
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06

In this issue of the LEDGER, will I've
found the notice for the election of
q Board Of Directors COR 1878. All
grangers should be present and
show their interest. Audrain
county grange has more life in
it to-day than any other grange in the
State. It is with pride that We .
cord this.
FINE MAREs.-We learn that our
friend, Lewis Hord, has sold his Dun-
mock mares, Nettie and Sallie to Mrs.
Metcalf, Of Mississippi, for something
over 800,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-12-06
LAND SALES.

John S. Wallace and Milton j..
Gaines to Samuel Gilbert, 40 acres 10
miles north of Mexico, S247.
r. NJ. Morris to VIM. d.. Shock,
80 acres 10 miles west of Mexico,
$1,360.
VIM. Cornett to Thomas j.. Cor
nett, so acres Is miles east of Next
co, 5000.
w. p. Warford to Geo. H. Smith,
lots 5 & 6, block II Vandalia, 5000.
Robert NJ Allen to Thomas H.
Jacobs, 40 acres 6 miles east of Mex
leo, $500.
Murray j. Lcayitt to Lillis F.
Smith, 100 acres Is miles northeast
of Mexico, $3.50.
Lille F. Smith to Thomas Dud-
geon, SO acres Is miles northeast oil
Mexico, $3.50.
, 1877-09-01
DIR. Hewes,

The Gr@t Magnetic Healer and Clear
Seer! has located at Seattle, w. T. The
Doctor is unparaled in the Treatment OF
chronic diseases heals speedily all that
are curable--Rheunlatisn, Parlysis, Can
Ger. Catarrh, Liver, Lungs !; all diseases
of Uturus, Nervous and Mental Derange.
ment, diseases OF tile Eye and. Ear. The
Doctor treats Magnetically and with cor
responding remedies Office and Resi-
clcncc, Union st. bet, 4th and 9Th, .
, 1877-09-01

r5Sy- Go to A. B. WOOdard's Gallery
for the Finest Photographs. Corner OF Main
and Fourth streets, Olympia, W. 7.
, 1877-09-01
KNOX STALLION,
.A1
M AIM X H E RO.

This beautiful young Stallion viii be iour
years old on the l0tn of June; STANDS hlteeh
lands and two inches high; color, rlch'
hri1bt bny, with black name and tall.
PEDIGREE:
Sire Emperor william; he by Gen. Knox;
dam by Rysdyk's Hambletonlan; combining
tS" two hest strains Of blood In the world.
Con Knox is the sire Of Lady Maud lreeoId,
oiSi,9; Camors (2;l994l; Plato (recoord, 2;3l !;
Gilbretb Knox (record, 2;262a); Messenger
Knox (record, 2:S2); Maine Shsher record
a,82r and many other very fast ones Follow
inc l. a record of the best time made by
,Snurrler another noted flyer Of the same SAM
,trsin7 lsT4-223, 2.23. 2:20; 1ST5-2;22I2,
ssiiI, 2.2s: 1s70-2;2l7H. 2;lS, S'l1; 9;2O'
9,l6I, 2.19%, 21711, 2l5A, 2;ls' %iSA'
2;i5I, 2.17, 2;l6A. o>,sn,Ncu
vii be found at r. D. HILToN'S RANCH,
S,ohomish river. tgg- My farm is one and a
half miles from Snohomish City, and can oe
reached from all parts OF the Sound oy the
steamer Nellie, which makes regular TRIPS up
the Snohomish river.
TERMS SoO,
Rv the season. Mares not proven win loai
can he returned next season free OF charge.
,Stablinc or pasturing furnished at reasonable
rates. Mares at risk Of owners.
4tf B. D. HILTON, Proprietor