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TaUSTEE,S SALE,

WHEREAS, Nag iilema NorrpsI uorInerly
w ii'ScTJ and Christian NUrrTcr, nrr hus-
band. ny ,hcIr cert ia de Il uitrIoI. date / Dc'v-
b-r II. l,G9. AMI recorded IN the recorders Of
IIc" vi Lafayette county. Missouri. in book y"
), at pi-e conveyed Ia lie und-ralHneI,
trustee. III. following describe lot or pAi Gel oil
land. situated and brl:.g III Laiuyrtc county.
Missouri, VIZ Lot nuI,bcr three ~, IN block
huiELcI ln!rty-twU i32y. In the first addition to
the town NOV cItyJ vi Lexington, according to
tIc plat OF nd a,!'t!tiUu nov Oh die in the re-
cDIurr's UihC- Tor ahI't county, winch SAID prop
e.ty Hus CunitIrd Ia trust to secure The pay
III III vi Il certain Iromis=ory note described IA
SAM iced Ui trust, which said note - long since.
due aud " !utIns unpaid; now, therefore. al tue
req .i"sL Ui tHC hold Oi said note and IN accord
ilis e wIi.i tie piUEis.ons vi said decd OF trust,
/. the SAID trustee, hereby give notice Thai 1
VIII. Ca
SATURDAY,. NOVEMBER .ru, ISIS.
between the hpurs Of ' O'Clock IL. III. and 5
y G'oCs y. a. Ut '.'"t i-y. IA Ir.nt .. the Court
huu'e door. n the ..ty y. LcAins on, count oi
Lafayette. So! sti.e Vi Missouri, U!Iur Tor sal,
Il y ,p!ic vr.,iu", 10 tut H!gh.,i bidder, Tor cash
the uDDsc Ie,CIiDcd Irai ,.iatc tor the purpose
81 pa !as III ..nIount ,ue upon sand pTuIIia7ury
not" together With the gusts mad eNpcuae.o OF
sud ILsI AE,I sale.
Hlar,o M ntnt tia. October ~. ISIS.
40. at II, NJ, ~ ,,.
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FINE FARM FOR SAL

SPLENDID Fam of two hundred -,
n acres, three miles south OF Lexing- 9M:l
ton, for sale on reasonable terms.
Apply to @
JOHN S. BLACKWELL,
mario Lexington. No.
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ORDER OF PlB:.i,ArION.

>lhlE III h!>~tl III
IstNYETTt CUTSTI-
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p'I"r'r ma is
benliini' VI wilson ami Con H"iius
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I.AFaYEITk tCuhTi
In tn tn"uit cnUIt OF Lafayette county, in
r.caiion-o' ptemi'"r lolh, ISIS.
Nancy W. hing ami Alfred hing,
her husband.
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FRANK TRIGG, Clerk,
BY c. Is. DANIEL, d. Z.
Any. for plH. Henry c. Wallace.
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ORDER OF Il. HLllArION.

olAlt OK MlS>DJ III. i
LAFAfklTE COUNTY
In thu Circuit court oil sud- county, III vacation
October It'll, ISIS.
B-rlnrnin H. Wilson auu Cornelius
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>thIr Of Mi~>bt III,
,.OUSIT or LAF STETTE.
la me ,ircur ,"nrt al Larsyett county. AuSu-
;,rm. \ d. ISIS, AUGUST 2GIh, ls.S.
David I Carr
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
THE ORANGE ANNIVERSARY.
THE CIVIC AUTHORITIES or MONTREAL WILL
ENDEAvoR TO MAINTAIN ORDER.

THE CIVIC AUTHORITIES OF MONTREAL WILL
ESDEAvoR TO MAINTAIN ORDER.
MONTREAL, July S, 1878
meeting Of justices Of The peace OF the city and
district took place to-day to consider the best meaus
OF preserving tho peace OF tho city on the i2th OF
July. Two hundred magistrates were present
His Worship tho Mayor proposed u series OF rssou.
tions regrettny that tue Orange Association persisted
in tho determination TO celebrate Ia Montreal events
dslastefu u majority OF It's Inhabitants; that this
meeting fully In the recent Of the City
Council IN asking tho Qasocc Legislature TO pass an
act supprcssng all party procsssions that Il Is un.
and iusxpcdient to call out tho military except
when forces the OF the civic author lies
are found inadequate, and tbat the Mayor issue ut
once proclamaton to iorbid all sssembiages or
gatherings the streets or puOc places Of tue city
The l2,h si July, and calling upon all peaceabe
aud well disposed citizens 10 aid the cvic aulhoriies
TO MAINTAIN the peace on that Day.
Alderman Gendebnipg moved that the authori-
ties be empowered cali tue military the pro.
tection VI the city on the l2tb
large numucr oil magistrates expressed th,tr views.
Finally another Amendment was moved to the effect
tbat tho government Oe called upon 10 invest SIR
Sciby smith WIN the powers oil magstf and in-
trust TO hin tue preservation oi the psscs the city
tho 12th INST, with all needed assistance frvm the
amendment tIli late ia the afternoon, great many of
tho English spcaking magistrates leaving without
watiDg Tor n division.
fnc following amendment Was passed by \ vote OF
40 10 o.
Having full confidence In the Mayor Of Montreal We
peace la tue city the 18th Inst well other
The Mayors resolutions were then passed ssriatim
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
CITY NEWS. ITEMS.

Acting Captain Webb, OF tho Tenth precinct .Slast
night made RAID or disorderly house IN Chrys,is
street and arrested six OF the inmates.
male child one month Old, found yesterday
In Sixty.seventh street, between Lexington and
Third avenues, aud sent TO the Founding Asylum.
Peter McNaily, sixteen years old. who resides as
No lao Perry street. assaulted yesterday morning
In tho street near his home ny unknown man. and
received severe bruse his face aud slight stab
wound IN the back.
jeremiah Murphy, a Iaborer, while under the iufu.
encc oil liquor yesterday quarrelled win hts WIFE, at
their home, No "a! West Tenth street, when he
struck her several blows with ths lace.
He was arrested by Rouadsman Webster, Of the Nnlh
precinct
Tho steamship Otranto, OF tho Wilson line sails for
Hull today. Among It's cargo ID q IcIesoopic slcusI
tower, butt on PLATFORM Tor the OF Russian
government IL wall DO put up nj st. Poersburg and
is shipped by the agent OF the Russian Loga.
uop at New York. II weighs i've tons and cost
$1,000
Casper Foolh, OF No IL Stanton street, became On.
gagged In alteration last night IN the lager beer
saloon at No. l73 Essex street. with tho proprietor
which the oi mer was struck tue head with club
and severely Injured Ho WAS taken to The Eldridge
street station house. where his wound was dressed.
HIS assailant Vas arrested.
The decomposed body Of an unknown woman was
Yesterday found floating IN tho East River, NJ pier
80, snd removed 10 tho Morgae. The woman
resscd IN black alpaca dress and ovcrsxrt, blacx
velvet waist win long sleeves and wore cloth gaitcrs
Two ladies called at tho Morgue In the aud
said they thought tho body that OF u missing
friend. but they would not DO positive until to-day.
Patrick Hesn, OF No 15G East Forty third street,
was called upon on Thursday afternoon by several
women who ave Ia tho same house 10 aid of
Mrs Dean, VINO lives on the third floor, as her hus.
band was killing her. Pglrick like gallant genue.
man, went to tho apartments and received two cuts
over tho head and Quo IN the right hand, almost sew
ering the INDEX nnger, from carving knife In the
was taken into custody. He was committed BY Juds1
kilbreth yesterday IN 81, 900 bail 10 answer.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
COLOMBIA.
ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss-EFf oRTs OF THE
ULrRAMoNrANEs TO RESTORE THE CuuEcH's

ADJOURNMENT OF CoNGREss-EFf oRTs OF THE
ULTRA AMoNrANEs TO nxsroRE THE CuuEcH's
PRIVILEGES.
PANAMA, juno q, 1878.
Tho Pacific Steam Navigation Company announces
that hereafter u ste1mur will be despatched IRON
Panama Tor Guayaqa, Psyta, Callao. Valparaiso and
intermediate ports every Wedpesday The old ar
rangement, running only in connection with the
Royal Mali and General Transatlantic steamship com.
panios is thus done away WITH and all connecting and
competing lines Will have iar chance Tor passenger
buslnesss
re.. CONGRESS ApJouRNs
Tho Colombian Congress mas adjourned without
having accomplished anything worthy OF record A
strong effort was mado by the utrarnontanes to re-
store the Church to privileges Of which II was dc.
prived, tus without success TOO many OF the ID en-
bcrs had seen the banner OF The cross wsvinv over
the revolutionary forces IN tho various battles, and
knew TOO we'll the hostiiity OF the priests 10 Deral
government free schools &c, TO listen TO the appeals
Of even The most venerable prsatea Tho Church ap-
pears TO DC completely divorced from the STATE.
THREATS OF REVOLUTION
IL Is thought that with the arrival OF tue Panama DEL
eeation IRON Bogota, whicn, II s supposed, VIII DO
companed by some portion OF the Colombia guard,
effort VIII DC made to dsp.acs the actual President
Gunera Correoso
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
BALD MOUNTAIN AGAIN.

RENEWAL OF AN OLD SENSATIONAL saocK
FOLLOWED By AUBTERRANEAN THUNDER
EXPERIENCES OF AN EXPLORING PATTY
lBY TELEGIAPH IT, THE HERALD.
COLUMBIA, s. G., July 6, 1873
Bald Mountain, North Carolina, which created such
q Sc nsation year ago and has been comparatively
quiet ever since, has resumed ITS unaccou ntable
borhood on this account aud because Of an inter.
estine discovcry just made within its limits A
private despatch to your correspondent, Just
received, brings reliable Information that q
shock was felt and the usual subterranosn thunder
heard again IN the neignborhood Of the mountain on
the ngnt OF tho 9Th ut TINS was not generally OBJ.
served account OF tho leness the hour at which
II occurred, but nj ton O'Clock on tho next night
Friday) the sane phenomena distinctly felt aud
heard ny hundreds OF the residcuts IN the
vclnity, among whom II occasionsd great alarm
EXPLORATION MADE.
The next day ~ party collected aud explored tho
mountain IN search vi evidences OF ds,uruaucc but
without success. Tue following Day tho search was
renewed. and finally rewarded by the discovery that
Tue crack recently formcu and extensively reported
had wiuened about ten eot nity Yards
furthsr sesrcn III ITS vicny revealed the CO
oil second aud smaller h.sure base OF tho
peak, and from this = strong current OF extremsIy
cold air Issued with considerable iorce
LAhGE CAVERN FOUND
Upon the removal vi suuurv loose fragments OF
rock which narrowed The entrance passage was
ELECTED, and several ol the party forced their way
through, wncn they foubd That the lssurc wbien
wideued rapuIy as they advanced, terminate ed IN a
large cavern, winch thcy explored ior Instance OF
100 yards. Not UeEg provided with lIghts, however
they were unable to 40 iurther anu hav ng
them solves that the cavern extended mucn further
and, to use their own words, that tho whole oun.
tain seemed to be hollow, they returned to the
world.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06

black oarsmsn, in sailor dress He himself
was tail, well made man, a good-looking quadroon.
ofncerhkc in spotlsss duck pantaloons and vest
with brass buttons loose blue coat and Official cap.
AS he into the Captains CABIN the passengers
clustered about the windows aud Knocked their heads
together trying 10 get glimpse OF this prodigy,
and discussing warmly and audibiy whether he
q ''yeliow fellow' merely q white
tanned by tropical sun. The officer asked a few
questions as to what was wanted, Sc, touched his
cap and went bacK the side. He was very re-
spectul The Captain has decided, in view OF the
certain state Of the weather aud his passengers health
TO be towsd to Monrovia by the mail We will
le.v here at early hour tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
ARK ANSAS DEMOCRATS.

RESoMISATfoS or GOVERNOR MILLER THE
PARTY PLATFoRM-A HIGH BID FOR oREES-
BACK VOTES.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
LITTLE ROCK, July g. ISIS
The Democratic State Convention has remained in
session all diy, as predicted 10 yesterdays de
spatchcs. Miller nom inatod Governor tins result
beng reached on tue niteenth ballot The remainder
OF the ticket s:For Secretary OF State Jacob rocn
Auditor, JJhn Crawford; Treasurer r. j. Churchill:
Attorney General, W. h. Henderson; Land Comm
sioncr, ID. W. Lear; superintendent OF Schools J. L.
Benton; Supreme Judge, j. X. Eakin; Chancellor d.
W. Carroll; Chancory CLERK, J. w. Coilaw.y
IHs FAKrY PLATFORM.
The hrst TO ninth planks OF tho platform adopted
relate to financial matters aud favor making United
states Treasury notes full legal tender suDsttu
tion Of rrtenbacks for national bank botes; oppose
contraction; favor EXPANSION from time to time 10
meet necessities o trade aud oppose further Issue
OF bonus tor any purpose favor taxation OF United
States bonds the same ohcr property approve tho
remonctizaton OF silver; iavor Law making gold,
silver and paper dollars Oh equal value anu dcman
the repeal OF tho Resumption act. The tenn
d, ,nands Of Congress legislation that will prevent
tho ipierposition OF federal courts between courts
oil tho State and counties IN msndamus, 10 compel
tho latter to levy taxes To pay outstanding bonds
SCRIP op judgments IN federal courts. The eleventh
favos mvBey AID by the United states ern
Pacific Rsirosd The twelfth opposes any settIvmont
OF the state debt that will include that pvruon wncn
unjust and fraudu eht thus approving tho recent
decision OF the supreme Court on the Ievec bonds
1he thirteenth favors constitutional amep IN ent
prohibiting the pay mont oil eyec, railroad aid or oil
ford bonds. The oureentn to sixteenth relate TO un
important state matters The seventeenth favors
fra
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
THE DISASTER NEAR PITTSBURG.
NAMES OF THE pEAp-coNDITIoN OF THE
WOUNDED.

NAMES OF THE DEAD-coNDITIoN OF THE
WOUNDED.
PITTsBURG, Pa, July s. 1878.
The storm which swept over this city and vicinity
yesterday afternoon psoves been the most de-
sructvc one in loss Of life and property that has
occurred here for several years. In the city several
houses We're struck by lightning and The flood OF
water did great damage, but lives lost In the
rural dis ricts the greatest losses occurred Houses
and bridges were washed away and the crops were
greatly damaged AT Sandy Greek village, twelve
miles below tho CITY, tho water rose 70 q depth
oil four feet, and carried everything before 1t.
PERSONS DROWNED IN ONE HOUSE
TIE house Of Abncr Conner, containing himself
wife and child, Ira Long, man named Boyd and
stranger who had stopped during the Storm was car
risd away and all were drowned The bodies OF Con-
ner his vile, his child uud Boyd were recovered this
morning.
The Killed and wounded at tho disaster at Ross
Grove picnic yesterday are as iollows:-
KILLED AT ROSS GROVE.
Mrs. CONRAD REIrHMlLLER, Al years old. Sharps
burg
Mrs REirHMILLER's child, / year old.
MlLLARD PRAGER Is years old.
HERMAN PRAGER, s years old doth are sons Of
Mr.. Peter Prayer. president OF the sharpsburg aud
Etna Savings Bank).
LUDWIG WALTZ, pastor OF the church at Sharps-
burg
SOPHIA SCHINDELMAY, Is years old, Sharpsbrrg.
Mrs. STOEPNER 40 yc ,rs old, Etna
WOUNDED.
Five OF Mrs Rei,hmer's chIldren--one young
lady IS years old Of them wounded fatally
but all seriously.
Lizzie Crafts, 1S years old, seriously.
Three children OF Mrs. Burgood, Of Sharpsburg; one
OF these Is fatally injured and the two others have
legs broken
John Leutz % years old.
George Leutz, l3 years old.
Michael Scnrumm, Sharpsburg.
Miss Annie Geisler; probably fatally.
Miss LIZZIE Burgund; fatally.
Rev. Charles Wuliz was injured by branch OF tree
and has been uncon scous since.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
THE RIO GRANDE BORDER.

DEPREDATIONs COMMITTED BY MExICANs DIS.
oUIsED AS INDIANs-GRIERsoN CALLING FOR
MORE CAVALRY.
By TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
SAN ANTONIO, Texus, July s, 1878.
An Official despatch from Colonel Griersoa ut Fort
Concho leaves but very little room to doubt that tho
party who fred into the FL Paso stage and wounded
passenger not long since white men Mexicans,
and not Indians al all, although so disguised. Aore
over, Colonel Griers0n says
Several small parties of unknown and suspicious
looking white men have lately passed here going West
ali remarkably we'll armed and mounted. have again
to request that add dtional company OF cavalry be
ordered to this district us soon possible as deem
II important 10 order another company oil cavalry into
the field without delay.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
ROMANCE IN COURT.

FAIR AND WEALTHY WIDOW CAUSES
BREACH OF THE PEACE AND TAKES HER
OWN METHOD OF SETTLING THE AFFAIR
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
QUEBEC, July s, 1878.
romantic story came out IN The Criminal Court
to-day OF fight between two prominent gentlemen
over young widow; OF husly marriage IN high
lie and oil the escape from court Of prominent
defendant, said to be now In New York with his
BRIDE, whence they sail tom for Europr.
fortnight ago auttsr created fashionable cir
ces by the announcement OF the approaching mar
rage OF Mr. GrGths, dandy young mer-
chant OF this city, to Mrs. vaunovus. a rich
and dashing young widow. Then II leaked
out that protest had been lodged with
Bishop Williams iorbldding the solsmniz ,tion
Of tho marriag", ana curious stories whispered
around. The protest was signed by Mr. John Jones,
inventor, a respectable old gentleman Of nny live
years, supposed be 1rned bachelor aud noted
for bis attendance at church meetings. bazaars
and strawberry festivals tappears that Mr. jones'
and impeachment was his statement that Mrs.
Vannovus had been engaged TO him since 1870. The
gossps say that this preenson Is founded on letter
written by mr. Jones TO Mrs vannovus some years
ago enclosing his photograph aud insisting that he
would consider an engagement effected unless his
turs was returned.
A FASHIONABLE FIGHT.
A copy Of the protest sent TO Mr.. Grniths, who
Immediately repaired TO the house Of Miss Chader-
ton, tho dauehte OF a deceased clergyman, wnh
whom Mr. Jones boards, and told that gentien
he fool and blackguard TO address him such u
paper Mr.. Jones struck out, and Mr.. Griirhs, In
obedience. It Is said, TO Instructions from Mrs Van
novus, beiabored him with his cane about the mead
BODY amid snrieks irom Miss Chadsrton, indict-
Ing nasty wounds.
IN COURT AND IN HyMES's CHAINS.
MI Jones caused an Indictment 70 De laid against
Mr. Grilths before the Grand Jury Tor aggravated
sauIt A true bill was found and the trial liked Tor
to-day, the very Gate already selected tor
the wedding fne court was crowded with
spectator. but wnen Grlfiths' called
II was discovered that he had made default a bench
warrant asked Tor his arrest, but II TRANSFERRED
that be had quietly married the charming Mrs. VAN
novus yesterday anu had Iet ior New York with his
rich young BRIDE whence they VIII probably SAL Tor
Europe Tomorrow. Grihths' Trial has been post
poned to the next term oi court
ANOTHER ROMANCE
1t Is somewhat remarkable that tho same term OF
court should have produced another romantic love
story. Frencnman, Joseph Puquet was yesterday
convicted oi burglary, Tor which he has Deca
tenccd to three years Imprisonment ia tho Ponlen-
tary. Last night iD Jail no WAS m,rrisd to young
woman who had loved MIN not wisely out too well,
and who prefers TO wait patiently three years, the
wife OF penitentiary bird, Tor the return OF her
brdegroo from PRISON, TO hving In open shame win
u blasted lilo ana reputation
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
w ASHINGTON
FROM OUR REGULAR CORRESPONDENT.
WAsuISGroS. July 8, 1878

WAsuISGroS, July 8, 1878
FAIR PROSPECTS FOR RESUMPTION.
The remarks Of Secretary Sherman At Harrisburg
90 the subject OF resumption OF specie payments
have been the Of good dosi OF talk here TO-
day. but in the absence Of the Secretary a the
Treasury was able to say how correctly his Intentions
were reported in the teegraphed report of what he
said The accumulation o! coin in the Treasury and
the cotton crop OF tho fall VIII probably bring green
backs to iuli par Ioug before New YEARS., and
sumption will doubtless be practically inaugurated
without any special effort the part OF Mr. Sherman
Those who know his plans believe that he will
do anything 10 anticipate the date OF resumption be-
yond continuing TO encourage the progress toward
sumption.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
PLUMBER RECOVERED.
lBY TELEoRAPH To THE HERALD

By TELEGRAPH To THE HERALD.1
READING, Pa, July g. 1873.
Alter search OF several days on the track OF the
thieves who carried of the iron safe, containing
s25 900 In cash ana securities, belonging TO Michael
Ricnards an old farmer, residing about ten mes
IRON TINS city, the officials succeeded to-dey 10 nnd-
iug the safe, which had been buried Ia the woods and
the place covered with leaves ana brush. Tho thieves
had broken into tho armer's country scat. and fail
ing to open the saie while family slept, they carried
IL bodily from the house, placed II on wheclbarrow
and departed IL was small safe, und ~ 10 supposed
the thieves werc INEXPERIENCED and knew very litto
OF the business OF sale breaking Thoy carcd II to tho
woods, whore they buried u without opening IL The
officers traced the thieves TO tue woods ana two days
aiter~ard found the safe. All the money anu socuri
ties we're unm oestcd In u. There Is cisw " tho
thieves but no arrests have as yet boon made.
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
ALABAMA REfUBLICANS.

MONTGOMERY, July o, 1873
Tho Republican State Convention met yesterday and
adjourned late last night. Tho day was mostly spent
IN wraDghpg over contested delegations. X. II.
Knox, Of Montgomery, offered a resolution indorsing
President Hayes for his wise and patriotic policy
which was laid on the table by an oysrw d elm ing
vote. rcso uton TO ION nate State ticket so
tabled The platform Is violent Ia den upciation OF the
democrats Of the state. The Convention adjourned
x.as de
The New York herald., 1878-07-06
road facilities between, and stn Is. p.opl. Of the

road facilities between, and stn The people Of the
East wanting bread and the West suffering tor the
want oi hats shoes ana clothes. strikes, mobs aud
communism were no cure ior the eyii aud were
no, adapted To couuHy wnicn had iree
Suffrage, win power organized iaoor 10
ruic the nation and the states. rhe trouble
was not 10 railroads or overproducou but In egisla
ton Tor capital 10 the neglect Of labor. lie reviewed
the acts OF Congress- the issuing untaxcd bonds tho
creation OF national banks, &c, and then proceeded
To denouncs the management OF the savings banks OF
this State ana the 'sStay lawn He answered objec-
tous to the enback party and fully idented him.
self with 1t as against both the old parties.
General Sargent followed in pleasant and sloquenk