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Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

Audrain Circuit Court, June Term
1877. (Jnne 12.1
|. G. Morton, piff.
va.
John T. Poaguc, def,
Nav at this day comes plaintiff BIZ
his attorney, and Oh his motion it Is
by the court ordered order OF publi-
cation issued fer said defendant.
You said defendant are hereby no.
tilted of the ~pendency of said suit.
the object and general nature OF
which is to obtain q Judgment for the
sum of one hundred dollars. and that
your property has been attached to-
wit: The undivided one-fourth of
the south half NV, section IA. The
ne or ne or see Is, and Is acres off the
south and east part OF the SO or Sc or
sec 10, and Is acres off the south and
Iwest part of the sw Or of sw or of
sec II, tp 81, range 8, west; Audrain
county, Mo.
And unless You be and appear at
the next term of the court, to be be-
gum and held atthe court house in the
6ity OF Mexiea, lst Monday October
pc 1t, and plead TO said petition, the
same will be taken as confessed and
judgment rendered accordingly.
1t Is further ordered Il copy hereof
be published according to law in the
Mexico Ledger, a newspaper printed
and published in the city of Mexico.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand aud seal
|L.s.i OF said court affixed, Mt office
In Mexioo, this 18th day of
july, A, H., 1877.
JAMES CARROLL, Clerk.
n. e, Duncan, atty for pifr 1s.4f
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LANDS FOR SALE

The undersigned offers at rfiva,'
sale mon reasonable terms, the ianus
belonging to the estate OF James VI
Martin. deceased. situated in Audralp
county. NJ. For further Information
apply to j. p. Clark Il Son, real es-
tate agents. Mexico, Mo, OFT o the
undersigned. at ST. Charles, Mo.
HERY j. SCHoENElCH,
Public administration of ST. Charles:
Mo. having charge OF the estate.
ul4-2m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16
The Seaside Library,

Choice books no longer for the few
ONLY. The best standard novels will.
in the reach of every one. Books
usually sold from 81 to So given (un.
changed and unanridged) for 10 and
20 ccnts.
l. East Lynne, by Mrs. Henry
Wood, (doable MOI Zoe
,. John Halifax. Gentleman, by
Miss Mulock. double MOI 2Ac
3. Jane Eyre, by Charlotte Bronte
double No. 2e
T.. a Woman-hater. Chas. Reade's
new novel. double No. 20,
). The Black Indies. Jules Ncrne's
last new novel, single No. lOr
6. The Last Days OF P%onipcii, hv
Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, SIN
ole Mo- lOc
I. Adam Brdc, by George Elliot,
double No. Zoe
s. The Arundel Motto. by Mary
Cecil Hay, single No. loo
Q. Old Myddleton's Money, BY
Mary Cecil Hay, single No. l0e
10. The Woman in White. By VIII
kic Collins. dounlc No. 2e
IL. The Mill on the Flos,. by Geo.
Eliot. double No. Poe
-. The American Senator. by An
thony TrOIlope. double No. zoe
10. a Princess OF Ihule. by VIM.
Black, double No. Zoe
IA. The Dead Secret. by Wilkie
Collins, single No. Ice
10. Romcla, by Gc~rge Eliot. sin
gle No. Ice
l6. The English at the North Pole
by Jules Verne, single No. lk
II. Hidden Perils, by Mary Cecil s
Hay, single No. l@
IS. Barbara's History, by Amelia
Il. Edwards, double No. 2c
10. \ Terrible Temptation. BY
Chas. Reade, single No. lc
20. Old Curiosity shop, by Chas.
Dickens, double No. @e
For sale by all booksellers and
newsdealers, or sent, postage pre-
paid, on receipt of price, by
GEORGE MUNROE, Publisher,
81. % and % Vaudewater street,N NY.
L. q. Box $685.. 14tf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

Gentlemen are not expected to APP
pear in full drtss if invited out on a
Sunday, but on any other day the
blsck suit-..cfaw-hammer'' coat and
white mccktic-are absolutely required.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

The Democrats of Louisville, at
their recent election, wcre surprised
when the workinginen's ticket elected
five out Of seven of their candidates
to the legislature. The new party,
although it NAV succeed and may do
good in our large cities, can not be
a success in the country, where they
lack much Of being organized for har'
mOnious action.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16
THOMAS A. BRADLEY,
NOTARY PUBLIC.

win draw deeds on short notice ana
take Acknowledgements to all iegai IN
: rumcnts ut amy part OF the couh
tx: strict attention paid to renting
houses aud collecting rents. All Dus-
mess entrusted 10 my care wan re
ceive prompt attention. Ohlcc WIN
John NJ. Gordon, e Il vi savings
Bank. Mexico Mo. Z-tl
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

The editor Of the st. Louis Globe
Democrat speaks in praise of the st.
Louis Jail. We would love to know
WHO is a better judge than he!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

There is not a radical paper in the
whole State of Louisiana, and in all
probability there never will be.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

The Dunkers, or German Baptists
number about 100, 600 in this country.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

sG7o, 1l2 illegal saaacrs were re-
tired during Jnl,i.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

The public debt statement shows q
reduction during July of SSl8, 9O4.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

Total taxable wealth $5,GG2, $50
Total State and county taxes, not
including road and school this III
is S93. 2G5.5 SO. s
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

Recelers brad and water cost
kmd S25, 200 year.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

BY the footing of the tax book just
finisAeds fthe following is the total
valuation of personal property and
real estate in Boone county for the
y~earI877.
Personal preperty.."... 81, JOY, l34
Real Estatc........ ......... 4,J55.752
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16
TRUSTEES SALE OF RE AL
ESTATE.

Whereas, on the seventh day OF.
December, 1876, William i. Jones
and Rebecea Jones, his wife. by their
deed of trust. recorded in Book L.s
page 4ps. in Recorders office OF An-
drain county, Missouri, conveyed 10
the undersigned all the following real
estate in tie county OF Audratn, Mis-
souri,, to-wit:
The west half Of lot sax, 90, IN
block number five, (5) in the Original
town of Mexico. in trust for the fol-
lowing purposes, to-wit: To secure
four certain promisory notes IN saia
deed described; ami whereas,
one Of s;lid notes is now Il II
unpaid. .
Now, therefore, at the request OF
the holder thereof, and by the author
itv in me vested by said deed, L VIII
on
Friday, August a, 1877,
| between nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and four O'Clock in the afternoon OF
that day. sell at public yendue, to the
highest bidder for cash in hand. at tho
east door of the Court house, IL
the city of Mexico, Audrain county
Missouri, the above described rea
estate, to pay off the said notes IL
said deed described, interest, and COS
of executing this trust.
JAMES I. NELSON,
15-4t Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16
NOTICE.

N otI<e Ii Hereby given that ! have taken
charge Of the estate of Hannah Davis, de-
ceased. All persons having claims against
ssid pstats are required To exhibit them ia
me for allowance within one year from
she date hereof, or they may be precluded
from any benefit Of such estate: and If
such claims be not exhibited within two
years from the date Of the publication of
this notice, they will he forever barred.
JOSEPH DAVIS, Admir-.
Mexico. Jan. ~. 1s77-I7.4t
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~sCHUHMACHER's
r. ES T
Meals at al Hours.
sCHUHMACHER'S

! Board and lodging by day and week.
The oldest and most reliable restaurant.
First esssblishsd In Mexico, West side
Faelis s9aares Wfs-sI
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16

Has removed his headquarters to Jei-
ferson street, and will serve his friends
and the public as usual IN a iirst-ciass
manner.
Jefferson street. cross from Mitch
ell's drug store. n3-lC
Mexico weekly ledger., 1877-08-16
CITY ORDINANCES.

COIICCIOf AlIUTiiIN 60
Mexico, Aug. II, 1877. l1-4t
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-03
C. II. LIDDLE.

In response 10 a call made upop
Mr. .. IA. Liddle. of Handsboro. 10
become a candidate for treasurer of
Harrison county, we learn that he
mas concluded 10 accept the nomi-
nation if tender ed him.
we are gratifed 10 learn this.
we need such men as Mr.. Liddle
IN Office in every county of tbe
Slate, for if lhel c ever vas a time
when the sest men of he court,v
were needed for The places of trust
VIC MAX nov is the time. Onr
county has been Impoverished to
sue degree BY the lu!hIess lands
oI'ne Administrators Of The Re.
publican party that it will tato
many years of honest admiDis,ra.
10 work us out of debt, and
kn0w Of no man in our sister
county better qualified for tho NJ.
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TRUE.

In South Carolina, too, the re,
publicans talk of d~isbanding, Does
1t ever occur to lha democratic
leaders that they maygct the South
TOO solid The people of the
North don't like the look of States
where a minority cannot ven ex.
iSt.-[N. Y. Tribune.
The people of the South have
nothing to do with the dlsbanding
OF the Republican party. That
party not having the cohesive
power OF public plumber to hold it
together is falling to pieces like an
unhooped barrel.-EN. o. Times.
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NDEPENDENTS

We had hoped that all profess
ing democrats would at least abide
the decision of the county nomi
mating convention, whether they
were July satisfied with the nomi-
nations made or not, and that for
the sake CT unity and harmony in
our ranks all would work for and
support the nominees, but from the
uudercurrent that is moving in the
county, to judge from what we can
gather here and there, there seems
to be a spirit of dissatisfaction ard
unrest, and a disposition on the
part OF some 10 run an independent
ticket in our county. This spirit
Is wrong in principle, and will be
unpopular practically for two reas>
ons at least, viz:
First, the ticket nominated is one
of the strongest that could be put
forward, as a glance over the names
on the ticket will reveal the fact
that there is not a name there that
is not of our most substantial
and best citizens.
Second, no independent ticket
can be elected in this county at this
time. That fact was fully demon
'trated In our special election last
ALL when a very popular gentleman
an against the nominee and was
ieleated BY quite a large majority.
1t is an old maxim that he who
S not for us is against us, and is
IS true TO day as it ever was; a nan.
h%erelore, who runs on an indie,
'endent ticket virtually runs on a T
epublican ticket, whether he ac4 n
.nowledges it or not. The fact of I
is opposing the regular democratic .
ominee is proof positive that he is n
gainst that party and aids the re-, y
ubllcan party. We hope no man L
r set of men will try to raise a
.ssent;on in the democratic ranks, I'll
that all good citizens, white and in
ack, will vote for the ticket as in !,
minated at Cumbest Bluff on the CT
st ultimo. "n
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RE VENGED.

The removal from office of Specia
Agent Moore, the party who in,
duced Grant to believe that hi,
secretary (Bristow), was at the head
OF a conspiracy 10 disgrace him and
his administration, causes consider.
aoie comment both pro and con.
Inns fellow has been prominently
mixed up in political intrigues dur,
Ing the past three or four years, and
1t IS understood that Mr.. HAYES
attention Yves called to Moore BY
personal friends OF Mr.. Bristow
and upon their representation Mr..
Hayes became satisfied that Moore
was not q proper man to hold an :
under the present ad. -
mlnistration, and gave a direct t.
order for his removal. Bristow,s I,
Trends are very jubilant over the e
action of Mr.. Hayes. il
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sltlon OF county treasurer than the
gentleman whose name heads this
article. He is honest, competent
and clever, and we hope he will re,
ceive the nomination and then be
elected
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The great railroad strike in IL e
North has about died out, the mel
being forced to succumb to the
mandates Of the law, though not
until over a hundred million dol,
lars worth of property was de,
stroyed.
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WE had thought, until the rail-
road war broke out in the North,
that all the bad blood in the nation
was confined TO the people in the
South. How is this, Messrs. Pilot
and Times?
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SEVERAL attempts were made
among different classes of working
men to get up strikes in New Or
leans during The last week, but we're
promptly suppressed by Governor
Nichols.
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THE Jackson Pilot reads the
dough faced republicans of the
North" as it calls them, a lecture
for calling on the federal govern
inert for aid in supprcssing Il o
railroad riots in the Northern
States,
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Col. j. L. MoRPHIs, of Pontotoc
county, has been appointed marshal
of the northern district of Missis-
slppI. and j, B. Raymond, of this
State, marshal of Dakota.
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WILL the Jackson Times and
Pilot please give us a dissertation
on the war among the loyal men
up in Gods country"
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State Nominations.
"oV. Stone NominHted---A Very Large
Attendance and Harmonious Meet
hs---helow will be found the State
Ticket rs Nominated,

JACKSON, Miss, Aug. l, 1877.
EDITOR STAR: The democratic State
nominating convention was called to
order at noon by Gen. George. Gen.
d ). Gholson was elected president,
and Col. j. L. Power secretary. 1t was
the largest political gathering ever held
In the State. About 5000 delegates and
visitors present. Ballotings we're had
as follows; Stone SO, Lowry SO, Hum.
phreys 81, Featherstone Is. On the
tenth ballot the vote stood: Stone 1876
1O1.
Adjourned till to, morrow. q
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University of Mississippi.

The board of trustees at their last
session June 1877 recognized the
law department, and the services of q
number of distinguished lawyers from
oinerent parts of the State have been
secured to lecture regularly to law
classes. Many applicants have already
applied fol information relative to adj
mission to the department. There is a
tuition fee of $50 to law students, but
10 all other students the University is
entirely free. 1t is to-day the cheapest
institution in the United States, and is
one OF the most complete in all its de-
partments, and affords facilities for &C.
curing a collegiate education sur
passed by no other college or university
In the country. The buildings are now
being o~rnamented, and will be in a few
days IN excellent r~epair-the grounds
are beautiful, the location healthy.
The Town Of Oxford has good churches,
Sunday-sch ools and excellent society,
md by law the sale of Intoxicating
liquors is prohibited within five miles
If The University.
The faculty consists Of a chancellor,
inc professors, two tutors and a princi-
al and One assistant of the preparatory
all of whom are church
lembers.
Miss,ssippians ought especially to
sad theif sons here because:
l. Ii rs as good as any other institution.
2. 1t is cheaper.
3. 1t is near their homes and c-onven;-
and accessible in case of sickness.
4. II isa State institution.
Q. Here boys make acquaintance. :
lends n allies who are to stand with
in after life. In
The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1877-08-03

Two miles from Nalchez, Adams
county, on tie wagon road to
Woodville, is the grave of Missis.
slppl's great orator, S. s. Prentiss.
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LATER.


JACKSON. Aug. 2. 8 p H., 1877.
EDITOR STAR: Very large convention
and much enthusiasm manifested. NJ
merous candidates. hence progress in
nominating is very slow. The follow
are the nominations made up to this
hour; For governor-Stone, beating
Lowry 80 votes. For lieutenant-Roy.
ernor-Simms. For secretary of State
Faulkner. For treasurer-Hemming.
way, by reclamation. For auditor there
seven candidates; G. VIM nomi-
'afed on sixth ballot, beating WalpoIe
70 votes. a
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SherfH's Sale.

John +. CLARK, administrator Of Thomas Gal
iaway. deceased. vs.. Wright q Hannabs
Execution S6.if6 81.
by virtue Of an execution 10 me directed
- by the clerk Of the circuit eourt Of jack
son county, State Of Mississippi, ia he above
std,ed cause, ! viii sell at public auction 10 ne
highest bidder for each. IN trout Of the clerk )
ofice, Ia the town of scranton, within HE
nsual hours for public sales, on
s~nturdsy, the 18Th Day Of Auzust
lS1I, tue following described real and per-
sonai property Of the above famed defendants
to.wlti All that piece or parcel Of land situai e.
lying and being 10 Jackson county. State of
Mississippi, commencing at the northwest COR
neI of a piece OF land owned BY Mrs. Miguel
Poi, thence running east tweuty-one ION
chains. thence Borth 10 the marsh. thence fol.
lowing westerly The south side of said marsb
20 as TO intersect the northwest corner at a
post marked }. ID. Y. in said marsh on he
faseagoulA river, thence south eight cbains
and forty links to he place of beginning. an
D seetiontwo ~. township eight 49,, rance
TX 10 west, with saw mill, mill fixtures. ma
.hinery, steamboat hall, toots, etc. executing
he Williams house, to satisfy plaintiffs iudg97
nent for six thousand four hundred and forty.
TX dollars and sixty seven cents aud cost.
Given under my hand the 18th day of ,JuIv
1871 w. G. BULLOCK,
oVft coroner Jackson County,
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(. 5. & A. p. LACEY, Attorneys,
$50 REWARD. $50

SIOLhN, July n, 1877, a Double Case
- GOLD WATCH. with CHAIN watch.
engraved on back, ID. M. M. to q. II. H." A
reward of so for the watch and apprehen-
SION OF thief. q. II. HOWE.
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EARINE AND COMMERCIAL
NEWS.

OFFICE OF THE p~ASCAGOULA STAR
Thursday, August 9. 1877. /
For the week ending August IT.
ARRIVED.
Am ng Christi G. Calsop, Packard, Havana,
ballast to Danner Il co. ~
rro OK Burdlgala Rousseau. Clara BreziI bal-
last to Bercier & DeSmet.
CLEARED.
Am sch j Il ID Cramer, Mackman Indiapola
i03,uOO II lumber by Bercier a. DeSmet.
Fr bk Les Bons Fills, Horseau, ~ Nazaire
r., 203,96l # lumber by Bercier& DeSmet
Nor OK Florida, Olsen, Brest, 1892 cubic feet
timber l97 ,72s sup # lumber by Bercier &
DeSmet,
VESSELS IN PORT.
Am sch Reliable, Hansen,
Am ship China, Barker,
Am ship Jas A Wright, Morrison,
LUMBER STATEMENT,
Cleared from Sept. l, rs TO SepC.
%, bOj 301
Cleared since Sept, |, 1884, .......,. 90 Csc I03
" since July 26............. 5l7,0lI
u ia
REMARKS.
10 the above statement Is per cent should
he aided tor lumber shipped in vessels under
coasling license, not clearing at the Custom
~
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DANIEL f. BEATTY,
Washington, New JERSEY. II &

"" W can buy first. class planes md a.
2a"s cheaper of DANIEL h, Barry
Washington, New Jersey, than of
any other manufacturer in the United
States. Why2 Because he sells onlv
Gonnts. Every instrument ia f,iI, 49, ac,
for six wears as strictly frS,, class I".."hteu
on ifoh D to 10 days test trial, money refund.
ed ana freight paid both ways by him if thew
unsatisfactory Send for Illustrated An.
Catalogue Edition., and read test;.
lnohials from his patrons. some of whom Won
may know. Address Daniel n. Henity
Washington, New Jersey.
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A large lot of ladies' and cbildrens'
slippers, CATERS. and all styles Of shoee,
the store OF NJ. A. Dees,
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-Corssts in great variety, at low
prices, received this week at Dees' cash
store. Go and examine them.
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CAPT. JAMES 4. MCCAA, one of
Mobile S most useful citizens, died
in that city last Monday.
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Dl :e.sss.ls.L e. BEATTY,e
PARLOR ORGANS

M
These remarkable instruments noa.---
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a neye p,o before attained, adapted for 1ws,rr,
lGr; EXCEL IN QUALITY or an" my Par.
hHs,EouGH WORKMANSHIP LETuANMEa
Va+iat5 " AND FINISH, and Wond eSn
cry instrument fully warranted for 'IGtS' Ev-
as strictly hrst-c'ass in every respect, ~ and years
guarantee they are SHIPPED on from five 10 I az
t @einhr paEs vest trial, money refunded a md
are Gisrepresented or in any wsv :" rrono 'ney
SATISFACTORY. No such offer has ever ha un,
,~hae. Beware of limitations. Agents wa psea
wnere l nave none. Large discounts ma ddneea
introduce IN new localities. SEMI far "iaHe TO
"A DEERTlSER, containing long ISL n,I ns
, TSam, IN from well. known persons. so t,0,s Of Of
with po sHI e.sS an mmOwi classified by States,
direct of them. Address may enquire
DANIEL f. BEATTY
Washington, New JERSEY. MS