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SENATE.

SENATE.
Washington, Feb. 2l.-Mr. Chafiee sub
mi,ted an amendment to the bill heretofore
introduced by him declaratory Of the mean
ing Of the 18th section Of the Pacific rail-
road act Of July, 1872, 40 as to authorize
the president Of the United States to ap-
point, bv consent Of the senate, . person
skilled in the management Of railroads, to
be STYLED the Pacific railroad commissioner,
whose duty it shall be to establish rules and
regulations, subject TO the approval Of the
secretary Of the interior, to govern the
operation and the use Of the several rail-
roads of the Union Pacific railroad company
and branch companies, and secure TO the
public and the government all the advan'
isges Of communication, travel and trans
por,ation, as stipulated and defined in the
several acts Of congress relating to the oper-
alton and use Of the said roads 40 one con-
nccted continuous line.
Mr.. Chafiee called up the house bill max
ing appropriations to purchase law libraries
for the territories Of Dakota and Wyoming
Passed.
Mr. Gordon reported, with amendment
from the committee on commerce, the honss
bill TO authorize the granting Of an Ameri
can register to foreign built ship for tn,
purposes Of the Woodruff scientific expedi
ton around the world. Placed on the cal
endar.
Mr.. Mcmillan announced that he ant
Mr.. Spencer disssu,ed from the majority o
the committee in reporting this bill favor
ably.
Adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE,.
Washington. Feb. 3l.-Mr. Hcwi,
moved n table the silver bill sud amend
men,s. but the speaker ruled that Mr. otrph
ems had tho floor, and Mr.. Stephens accesd
"a 70 M srquess Of Mr. SpstuGsr 10 allow |
~ snsodments until bis motion VA
voted down. NJ. Stephens then allowed
vsr,cuu membsrs Ia speak canh . fcw min
u,ee. and TINS c,asumed bis hour
Nr B,ap1 favored the rssaasc "f the bil
II IN nrssssi sAaps 10 avoid a-fcat OF sl
The lreisla,ion oa the subject. but sav'
pn'.cr Thai Il wss eos aat.sfsrs"rv. and tbs
var ~csA cosiis,s us,il the sslves o"'is'
rsesvsi shas vWa chs gold ds''ar IL
| ,,,s-d es ~ psssss, bth vndes pFcssss,
N..sr,. srsiae,., rs,ne Hale. Rn'e'
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. New England Mai! superin-
tendent Is to Be lnvesti'
GATED by Congress.
49,. ..erican Department Of the
''' paris Exposition Has Been
Filled.
a.ode Convicted Of Murder and the
Penalty Fixed at lmpri'on-
ment for Lite.
CRIME.
MURDER.

D.xter. Me-, Feb. 23.-Last evening. ,.
w Raron. treasurer Of the Dexter Savings
h.nk not returning home, search vas
made for him, and he was found locked In
,h. vault, hand cuffed, gagged and With .
nm. around his neck He was senseless,
.nd died this morning. He has several bad
wounds on the forehead. The robbers OBJ
,.i,., less than one hundred dollars. and 1t
:, .upposed that they murdered the treat
urer because be would not open the SAFE
IMPRISONED FOR LIFE.
Chicago, ILL.,. Feb. 23.-Ths Journals
Galesburg special says: The jury in the
Rspde murder trial, after being locked up
forty hours, returned verdict at 8 o'clock
this morning, finding the prisoner guilty OF
murder, and fixing his punishment at i'm
nrisonment for life. A motion for arrest OF
Judgment was overruled. Previous TO the
sentence Rsnde said he was guiltless of the
murder; that several witnesses had sworn
falsely against him. He was Immediately y
taken to Joliet heavily ironsd and under
guard Of several officers.
pEFRAUDINo THE GOVERNMENT.
Boston, Feb. 23.-Thomas H. Cheney
super :ntendeut Of the New England mai
service, is charged with defrauding the gov
ernment by certifying to false vouchers, fol
services rendered with the establishing o
postal routes in New Hampshire for thu
h.,.Gt oe h;s fr;onds With the 0rantin1 tr
his chief clerk Of illegal favors, and certify
ing to vouchers furnished by him, and al
lowing him to draw pay after he had left th'
service with being absent from duty, ant
with general ineficiency. Congress vii
investigate.
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STEALING STATES.
Still Another Democrat Seated In the
House.
man..

Still Another Democrat Seated In the
House.
W,sh;nc,on Feb oo-The house devoted
III. d,x - oeonsnmm,t;no tho e.nected Louis.
ion. @ on,r.es y, Go and nn..,fed by = ,olid demo
n...;o .a,s n,a, IL Ia over % OO) mn.
:.e :a';.s w ,o j., .,.r'i o",n, snd os.- ONO M.
!ol.y On 's"i LIZ .u IS,sao..,e auu ,onu. .ho
lots. l,i y" ..:sss." eS .Iss.;a. f.on, ho,h CO..
nolos os.ncs ave- - reNeo e....o" NJ" W;.hoI,. .nd
eInol nel.okg i"s uI.e.Io. % iIo -s. Na,v.;s, -
tne on.' srounu lot .le ".oIt I..s;iIs 10 =. :
recount ol 'he paI.sn VI .o .,,, ~ .a.e
without . warrant OF law, lour nion.ns ~ ANet
the regular canvass, ana unue. el!cuns'ance'
that make II mo.ally celI.lh 'hs' 'ne oA,'s MIs
go recounted nad oeeh tamPereo WIN Ane
boxes containing them had been III the pos
session OF ofirresponslble parties some were m
securely fastened and the seals OF At least Two
were broken and some OF the ballots III ihem
we're found without the marks OF ioidinR
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Bright, Sparks. Shellabarger, White and
Bacon made minute speeches amid great


Bacon made minute speeches amid great
con fusion.
Mr.. Stephens closed the debate, having
bree mlnutes of his hour left for that pur.
pose, and In conclusion said: shall vote
for all the senate amendments lest We
hazard the great and important [princir le
established In the bill. now ask the pre-
viOus question.
Mr.. Hewitt Of New York n oved TO lay
the bill and amendments on the table.
The motion was rejected, yeas 72, nays
The main question having been ordered
lSl IN 43, the house proceeded 10 vote upoa
the senate amendments.
The first amendment provided that silver,
shall be legal tender except where other
was concurred in, l76 to SO.
The second amendment, that which strikes
out the free coinage feature of the house
bill and inserts provision limiting the
coinage Of the silver dollar, and providing
that any grain arising from that coinage
shall be paid into the treasury, was con.
cured in. yeas 203, nays II.
The next vote was on the third amend
ment, proposing an International all yer con-
ference and it was agreed to, yeas 1876, nays
II.
The next vote was on the fourth senate
amendment, authorizing the issue Of certi.
fcates in exchange for silver coin, and i,
WAS agreed to without division.
The bill now goes to the president for hi
approval.
Mr. House, from the Pacific railroad
committee, reported bill in reference tt
the Texas Pacific railroad. Ordered printet
and recommended.
Mr.. Morrison presented the views of tn,
minority. Ordered printed.
; Mr.. Springer, from the committee o,
elections, made ; report on the Massachu
, seets contested election case Of Dean agaius
Field, that Field, sitting member, is NO
entitled to seat, and that Dean the contes
tant, is.
Mr.. Chandler, Of Georgia, presented
}. minority report signed by himself and a
the republican members Of the committe
I The report was ordered printed.
Mr.. Bragg, from the military committe
= reported bill.to regulate and limit allo,
}. ances of officers Of the army. Ordered prin
ed and recommitted.
Adjourned till Monday.
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CAPITAL NOTES.
THE PARIS EXPOSITION.

THE PARIS EXPOSITION.
Washington, Feb. 23.-The freight capa-
city Of the government ships, Constitution,
Supply and Wyoming being insufficient 10
accommodate the goods offered for the Paris
exposition, the ship Portsmouth has been
placed at the disposal Of Commissioner Gen
eral Mccormack. All the space in the
American department has been assigned
None remains for new exhibitors.
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VEGETINE.
ALL HAVE OBTAINED RELIEF.

SOUTH BERWICK. Me-. Jan. Il. 1872
II. r. STEVENS:
Dear Sri have had dyspepsia in its worst
form for the last ten years. and have taken hun
dreds Of dollars worth of medicines without OBJ
tanning any relief In September last com
mp health has steadily improved. My food di-
gests well. and have gained fifteen pounds of
flesh. There are several others in this place
taking Vegetine, and all have obtained relief.
Yours truly. THOMAS T. MOORE.
Overseer of Card Room, Portsmouth Cos Mills.
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VEGETINE
THE BEST SPRING MEDICINE.

NHARLFSIUWN.
II. r. STEVENS:
Dear SIR This is to certify that have used
your Blood Preparation " in my family for sew
eral years. and think that for Scrofula or Cank-
erous Humols or Rheumatic affections it cannot
be eXcelled and as blood purifier and spring
medicine it Is the best thing have ever used,
and have used almost everything. can cheer
fully recommend ii to any one in need of such a
medicine. Yours respectfully.
MRS. A. A. D1NSMORE, l9 Russell Street.
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A s.eoisl from berlin ny.; Enrrrc'
William hsa assured the ca,f ot his friend.
ship, snd bceeed hiN IA outsider Ausiris'-
ciaios end isieeesss. I, appears shst Aus.
uts u aaH,"es u teduce Rnss'a to moder
s,e her psoafSm1e betov The mee,tag al
lie eoatesver~
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HER OWN WORDS.
VEGETINE
SAFE AND SURE.

MIR II. r. STEVENS:
In 1872 your Vegetine was recommended to
me, and, yielding to the persnasions of a friend,
L. consented to try IT. A. the time was suffer
tion. supernduced by overwork and irregular
habits. Its wonderful strengthening aud cura-
system from the first dose; and under its per-
sistent Use / rapidly recovered, gaining more
than usual health and good feeling. Since then
unqualified Endorsement. as being safe, sure
and powerful agent in promoting health and re-
storing the wasted system to new life and en-
| and as long as live never expect to find a bet
+, ter. Yours truly.
W. H. CLARK.
l2o Monterey Street, Allegheny, Penn.
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ACCIDENTS.
AT SEA.

Warrington, Feb. 23.-The signal service
officer At Hattsras, reports q German bark
ashore yesterd.y, and the men clinEing to
the rigging, with the sea running 40 high
that assistance could not be given. A body,
which is supposed to be that Of the captain,
was washed ashore.
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THE nlBRRNIAN.

Queenstown, Feb. 23-The steamer H.
bernian, which had her shaft broken Feb
ruary oth. on her "Trip from Liverpool for
Halifax and Baltimore, and put back under
sail. was towed to-day into this harbor.
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end. Sir Bar,le Freere, governor and COM
Of the cape colony and the
ministry, have had differences regarding
the military affairs, and the ministry we're
dismissed.
A GOOD FARCE.
Constantinople, Feb. 23.-Ths draft of
the peace conditions contained a stipulation
that the principal Turkish iron-clads should
be ceded to Russia, on the ground, that
otherwise, the Porte might sell them to
England. The sultan objected to this etip-
ulation. He stated that he would prefer to
destroy the vessels, and promised not to
transfer them to any foreign powers. The
incident terminated by the sultan under
taking not to sell the iron-clad. to England,
in consideration of which Russia withdrew
her demand for their immediate cession.
1t ia understood that the treaty Of peace
is on the point Of being signed.
1t is probable that the Russian Grand
Nicholas will visit the sultan here.
uScoSFIRMED RUMoRs.
Berlin, Feb. 23.-There isan uneon6rmed
rumor, that Otto Camphausen, minister of
finance and vice president Of the council Of
ministers, has rendered his resignation.
THE SITUATION GROWING DARKER
London, Feb. 23.-The Times and Daily
Telegraph, both regard the situation aa yer,
unsatisfactory.
The Daily Telegraph says: Nothing
could we'll be darker than the prospects.
THE NUssELMAN POPULATION.
Vienna, Feb. 23.-Safvet Pasha still
hcsita,es to sign General Igna,ief's condi
tons, defining the eastern and southern
limits of Bulgaria. and says that the coz
di,ions also, despite the denial of tn
Agence Russe prescribe the expulsion
practically. OF the entire Musselman popula
, ton.
ANEW PHASE
The idea of the sultan's Withdrawal I
Droussa is again mooted at Const ,ntino
| pie. II is persislenty maintained, despit
the statements in the British parlamer
I that the arrangement between England 90
Russia is BY no means perfect; that the al
nouncement Of the Muscovt. iutertion I
! occupy Const,ntinople has caused the whol
: affair TO enter upon new phase, and III,
iu consequence the British squadron ba
!. . again returned to Princes islands, Onol
Gen. lgnatietl's dragoman, is at Constant
nople pressing the Turks TO come to
speedy decision
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NEW YORK.
BANK srArEMEN

BANK STATEMENT.
New York, Feb. 23.-Reserve decrease
sl,l9O, ,45O.
For AUSTRALIA.
Tue ship Ivsnhoc, with 100 emigrants for
Australia, sailed o.dsy. The vessel takes
out also an assorted cargo Of American
goods for the markets Of New South Wales.
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dtlu iOWST
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Feb. %.
WHEAr-l@ l3c better on futures light
trade; spot parcels, dull at call winter red,
February; l.35 bid; 1.3s asked for No. .,
spring.
RYE-steady; 72@75c for state.
CoRx-quiet; 51@5sc for spot; 54i
@5Sc future western mixed.
BARLEY--6rm.
oArs-steady; ss@s7c for western
mixed; 34@4lsc for white.
PoRK-dull; ll.20@l1.25.
LARp-steady; 7.57!c.
WHlsKY-SAc.
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Feb. %.
WHEAT-strong, higher and unsettled
l.O7sc for cash; ll0 for gilt edge; LOS
for March.
CoRS-easier and quiet: 42!c for cash ;
42sc for March and Arril.
OArs-easier; case for cash s4s@ 24ae
for February; 25c for April.
RYE-54!c.
BARIEy-45s@ q Acc.
PoRk-s,eady 1880 for cash; l0.32l'
for March lO,47lc@lo.5O for April.
| LARp-s,eady 80 Cor March; 7.42l'
for April.
WHISKY.
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FOREIGN.
Russia Has an Eye on Some
Turkish -Clads.
The Treaty Of Peace Between Tur.
key and Russia Is all Ready
for the Signatures.
English Papers Consider the Situation
About as Dark as II Has Been
at Any Time.
FOREIGN.
THE b.

London, Feb. 23.-Advices from Cape
Town, Felv 9TH, vice MADEIRA, says: The
Ksfir war seems to be approaching to an
end. Sir Bar,le Freere, governor and COM
mander-in-chief Of the cape colony and the
ministry, have had differences regarding
the military affairs, and the ministry we're
dismissed
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-21
RAIL ROAD DIVISION.

The Citizens Association, as sug-
gested in the LEDGER last week, have
appointed committee to wait on the
officials of the C. & A. r. R.. in re
gard to the new div ision to he locat-
ed ON the extension. We trust that
this committee will make strenuous
efforts to secure this division. If
they appreciate the benefit it viii be
to this county, they will leave no
stone unturned to bring it to Mexico.
There will then be over two hundred
freight train employees that will have
their homes in Mexico. They will
have to be fed and clothed. This
will furnish sale for the produce in
the county. All stock viii have to
be unloadea and fed. In this way
the hay and corn of the country will
find good cash market. We will
have to have large yard and repair
shops filed with laborers, who will
have to be fed and clothed in Mexico.
In fact, this division will bring us
many benefits apparent to the observ-
ing, and We trust that this committee
will bear this all in mind in their
conference with the officials.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-21
rrustee,s sale

Whereas, Eliza III. Rose, of Au-
-drain county, Missouri, by his deed
oftrust, dated the 10th day of April
1876, and recorded in deed of trust
book l.. page 213, in the recorders
Office of Audrain county, conye5sd
to the undersigned, as ~trastee, The
following described real estate, situ-
ate in the county of AudEain, State
of Missouri, to wit:
The north halfof lotene tiD Of the
southwest quarter section eighteen
QS) township fifty (50) range eight
ISL west. containing 40 acres more or
less, and also lot one III in block
three [3l of Clarks addition to the
town of Mexic9; which said deedwas
in trust, to secnre the payment Of
certain preInissoryinote therejns de-
scribed and saidnot te being due and
unpaid I at the request Of tho legal
holder Of said notesand in pursuance
of the bowers contained in said deed
l win ona
Saturday, the Esd day of Feb, 1878
between the hours of ten O'Clock u
the forenoon, and four O'Clock In the
afternoon. at the east front door oi
the court house, in Mexico. and in
said county, sell said real estate a
public yendue, to the highest badde'
for cash to pay said nofe and thl
costs of execu ting this trust. sk
GEORGE B. g.MACFARLANE,
4l4-t. Trustee
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-21
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Townsand Reed and
Elizabeth Reed,s his wiic, of tlieeoGa-
ty of Perry, state of Ohio, by their
deed of trust dated the second day of
November, eighteen hundred and
seventy-six, and recorded in book
IL" page 1888, in the recorders otuce
of Aadrain couI ty, conveyed TO the
undersigned as trustee, the following
described real estate, situate in Au-
drain county, Missouri. to-wit:
The southwest quarter of section
twenty-nine (29) and the northw. st
quarter of section thirty-two 1927 all
in township fifty-two (52) range seven
"a west; containing three hundred
and twenty acres more or less; which
saia deed was in trust to secure the
payment of two promissory notes
therein described; and whereas, one
of said notes has become due and
unpaid, and at the request of the legal
holder of said note snd in pursuance
of the powers contained in said deed
will, on II
Thursdpy, the 18th day Of Ma,rh,
1878, between the hours of ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and four o'clock IN
the afternoon, at the east front door
of the conrt house, in said county OF
Audrain. sell said real estate at pub
lie vendue, or so much thereof as may
be necessary, to the highest bidder
for cash, to pay said note and the
costs of executing this trust
&. w. BAKER,
Hit Trustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-21
" NOTICE
- s.rrlgLi i tcYgfft,Yl
To Contractors. a $

Proposals will be received at the
office OF the Chief Engineer of their
Company in Chics go, until noon on
the 10th OF February, inst, for tue
grading, masonry, trestie and pile
bridges, on sections No. to "a in.
elusive (with the exception of the
bridge over the Missouri river) on
the line of the proposed extension OF
this Companys railway from Mexico
To Marshall, in Missouri.
Profiles, specifications, form of con-
tract, and form of proposals may be
seen at the Office of the Chief Engineer
Chicago. -
Contractors will be required to give
satisfactory security for the compile
ton of the work according to contract,
and also for the prompt payment for
all supplies purchased, and labor en-
ployed while prosecuting the work.
Snb-contracting will be porhibited
and contractors are requested to bid
for nn more work than can be done
under their personal supervision.
The work will be paid for in cash,
and will not be .ntraeted except at
the lowest cash prices.
Proposals should be inclosed and
addressed to the Chief Engineer of
the Chicago & Alton r. r. Company,
Chicago, ILL.,, and marked proposals
for work in Missouri.
The right to reject any or all bids
is reserved.
Z b. BLACKSTONE, President
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-21
LOWER RATE OF INTEREST.
EASIER TINES.

Mr.. EDITOR: You requested some
correspondence upon the question of
a lower rate of interest. In comply
ing with that, request, ! announce
myself an advocate Of q low rate Of
interest, for tho reasons that / firmly
believe that the distress now prevail
ing in our part Of the country is main
ly and principally due. to an extor-
tionate and luxurious rate Of interest.
When the farmer could sell his
corn at $3.50 or $500 per barrel,
his hogs at 8 and 10 cents perlb., and
his horses, mules and cattle in the
same proportion, he could we'll afford
to pay 10 per cent. or more Tor. the
use of money; but when he is com
PEELED to sell his cora at Sl.O0 per
barrel, his hogs at 8 cents per pound
and everything else in the sa ne ratio,
it is utter ruin to him to pay 10 per
cent. interest. ~
The same rate holds good in re-
gard to the mechanic and merchant,
for when the mechanic, could earn
three, four or even five dellars pes
day at constant work; l. he can now
earn but from $3.50 to 81. 90 per day,
and when the. merchant could make
from 25 to so per cent. profit, he
makes hardly 10 per cent. now con-
sequenty high rate of interest bears
hard upon all classes of So
ciety except the money lender and
usul per.
And how does 1t effect our manu-
featuring interests? Why, II acts ~
. perfect barrier against all manufae-
turing enterprises; you might . well
attempt TO run the Mississippi river
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-02-21
w. III. MORSE,
Een'l Travelling Agent
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Whereas, Elizabeth +. Jones and
William r. Jones her husband. OF
Audrain county, in the state of Mis-
souri,, by their deed of trust, dated
the first day of July, 1870, and re-
corded in the Office OF recorder of
deeds in and for Audrain county,
Missouri, III book &c" on page 268,
conve"ed 10 A. X. Ringo as trustee,
the following described lot or parcel
of ground situated in the county OF
Audraih and state of Missouri, to-
wit: Lot number nine TO- in Arthur
b. Barrett's subdivision, containing
one and 76-lOO acres, as per survey Of
said subdivision and maps 'on file in
Office of recorder of deeds as afore-
said, which said conveyance was made
in trust to secure the payment of
three certain notes as therein Ges-
cribed; and whereas, one of said notes
is past due and still remains unpaid,
together with the taxes Oh said lot
and VIII ,reas. said deed of trust pro-
vides that said trustee. A. zR. Ringo,
or his legal representative, in case
Of default of the payment of said
notes or either of them, or the taxes
on said LIT, may proceed to sell said
property under the provisions OF said
trust for the payment thereof with
costs; and whereas, on the 11th day
of February, 1876, satisfactory evil
,dence was produced to the Honora
tie Circuit Court of said county of
A Aud'ain of the death of A. X. Ringo
the trustee as aforesaid, and on said
uay last aIeresaid an order was made
by sald court "ppointing the under
signed as trustee far the purpose of
executing the provisions of said trust;
and whereas, satisfactory evidence
has been produced 20 the undersigned
that more than nine months have
elapsed since the death of the said
Mrs. Elizabeth +. Jones, wife of the
said William f. Jones; now, there
fore, at the request of the legal hold
er of said note, and in pursuance. of
the terms of said deed of trust and
order of said court, win on
Friday, the 10Th day Of March, 1873,
ueIwee the hours of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon and O'Clock in the af-
ternoon of that day. at the east front
door OF the court house, in Mexico,
in the count, and state aforesaid pro-
ceed TO sell said real estate at public
vendue, to the highest bidder for
cash, to pay said unpaid note, inter-
est, taxes and costs.
JOHN Z. CLARK. Trustee.
Mexico, Feb. 20, lS7S-44-4t