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&: AND FOR
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GOOD SEwS
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CHRISTIANS PRESaSTS,

Yon can be suited with wha'fyer you mag salnt
whether costly or cheap.
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OWN REMEDY.
CURATIVE.

4 VEGETABLE MEDICINE
FOR THE
BLOOD, LIVER, AND hlDSE1S.
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LlnE, CEMENT, AND PLAsTER.

pSggeas pSSgss received 1885 barrels EXTRA WHITE
ssls n. lSsLAND LINZ per schooner AIcularius. For
1 DE- Sa .s,on snon vessel. THOMAS ELLETT.
os 1p28 Basin Bank
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GREAT BARGAINS Gs SLoAKs.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02

~.rfaI NbtsHHAsAA 49, ~rf~ IS
Since writing the above Wendell
Phillips has withdrawn the use of his
name from the Greenbaekers. See
ing that the action taken by that par
ty waii secure a Republican victory,
that fassighfsd man writes 'soq
Zone Other proyocation the South
has. " reniatH ssofd' Ii the presence
in ak eSiititatfefd q tire Republican
party, WITH ify nfhsashories AID raeacord.i
If the kepahlicasi party sserree really
inspired,by the purpose II pretends to
hAve-~namely,s ~ stect che hegro;
whoH iFfreet4-is existence Moaid
still be a ispecees ,aadls blessing, since
with an h~oneatsaRd earnest North bs-
hind it, ttat party would always he
aide TO project every Americas ioiii-
zen wherever the flag floats. But Ia.
has aassach purpose. 70 it used the
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02

bloody shirt only as a step to of
fee, and n there laughs at it.
During the last six years it has never
lifted a finger TO protect the negro or
execute the laws. No matter wheth-
-er-the Democrats can prove Mr..
Hayes a fraud or not, thenegro knows
him only as a fraud. Let me not be
thought personal. AThefe il nothing
special in Mr.. Hayes' case. 1 name
him only as a fair representative And
sample of all the ReonbItam leaders.
In this State Gen. k,tltf represents
woman's rights, Sttie greehbacks, and
the negro. No matter what particu-
lar issue he may emphasize to-day,
hs eaansthldeTAis natieisR position,
which is at the head of these three
It is this position that
pakesAmen hate and love him by
millions. What we have always lack
ed-is-nn-honesr- Governor TO execute
The law as all s.our Governors have.
been Republi san, temperance hypo-
T'have faith to believe that
seaeral Butler will execute what
avs va have. The worst enemy,
he most to be dreaded always, is
foe disguised as your friend .
arnold could do Washington ten
lines tile harm Andiew could. To-
lay cur greatest danger rs the Re-
'ublican party, wolves in sleeps
lothingThypocrites, Il stealing thei
very of Sumner and Wade to serYe
hylock and Lamar. 1 bail their
defeat, looking forward to it
8 the dawn of what old Sam Adams
'onld have called s.a glorious day."
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02

Sheritf''s Sale.

~ virtue and authority o~fntraus-
c[ipt execution, issued from the OIL, "a
Oh the Clerk ofthe Circuit Court Az
araln county, Missouri. returnahIe NJ
me term, 1879, ofsaid Cont
ana TO me directed, i'm favor of .Jnscnb
Murray n against j. G. HAYDEN /
nave levied upon and seized nil thn
rIsnt, tttie, interest and claim of fine
sa3d j. {. Hayden of, in and 40 iLs
ioiIowing describedreaI estate. towit.
Lot sixty-nine (69) in block I. also
iots n~lnety-fonr (94) and ninety.fire
lso) IN block L, all in Beatty;s ,j1i.
'loh to the Town OF Mexico: also ln,.
seven (') and eight (S) in block Grtcru
iio), IN Tho town of Vandalio An
tifalh county, Missouri, all Tyinu ,nd
being ih,snid County, ana Sta1o ~
Missouri; and ] will, on =
l THURSDAY, THE 9Th DAY oF OcroBEn
!. d. 1879, H
The hours of alma o,.lool-
me forenoon and i've O'clock in tb"o
afternoon OF that day, at III enSt
court house door, in the f1ty"oT
County of Audrain sfa,o'
.aid, sell the same, or so much thnraof
! may be required, at public yeudnn
70 the highest bidder, for cnsb in
ama, ~tsubject TO all prior liens anu
u~uSehaents) TO satisfy said exern-
22-tds. II C,
-. Sheriff, Aadrain 0otntt. Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02
ShcriH's sale.

IN virtue and authority Of an exc.
ruii"i. Issued from the Office Of tin
Clerk Ofthc ircInt Court, Iikn couu-
~. Missouri. r~cturnabir IL the Sep
tcnhrr term, 1879. at said Court, and
10 me directed. in favor OF John Il.
Henderson and against kdWin Dra-
per, Levi Prttibnnc. Hugh +. sum
mer-. Samuel +. Stephenson. Aalter
j. \anhorn, Archibald NJ. Nauhurn
and Edward {. Murray. / have levied
upon and seized all the right. title,
interest and claim of the aid Edwin
Draper. Levi Pcttibonr, Hugh f.
Summers, Samuel r. Stephenson.
Walter j.. Nanhorn, Archibald NJ.
Nanlorn and Edward &. Murray Of.
in and To the following described real
estate, to-wit: All OF the northeast
quarter OF section twrlvc(I2) cunlain-
ing one hundred and sixty U60jurrc-:
ais" al Of tiic ,Dutli-ca<t quurlcr of
section twelve az r0ptainiu9 one
hundred SIAtN acres, and III! ~ lawn
ship (52) range six 49, west, AL hing
and being in the said County, and
State of Missouri: and | will, on
THURSDAY, TIE lGTH DAYo OF OCroBEH.
A. ID. 1907,
between the hours of nine o'clock in
the forenoon and five O'clock in the
afternoon Of that day, at the east tront
court house door, in t Ie City of Mex
leo, County Of Audrain aforesaid, sell
the same, or so much thereof II, ma
be required, at public vcndue. to the
highest bidder, for cash in hand.
Subject to all prior liens and judg-
lnents), to satisfy said execution and
b II. GLASCoCK.
1t. Sheriff, AHdtaiR County, Mo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02
CASE NO. 1872.
United States Marshal's Sale
of Real Estate.

by VIRTUE and authority of
- writ ofeXecution.i issued oui of tL"o
Office Of The clerk of the circuit conrt
of the L. 5. for the eastern distr;a.
of Missouri, dated July 25th, 1870 in
favor Of the Wheeler 4 Wilson man.
~uiacturing company, against VINO
Lee ct al, and to the UNDERSIGNED T.
5. Marshal directed and delivered
will, on
Monday, October 9th, A. d., 1879.
at the front door of the Court Housa
in tho town Of Mexico. c%ounty-seat of
Audrain county, for the said western
district of Missouri, eastern division
thereof, between thehours ofninc f9I
O'Clock in the forenoon and five tx
O'Clock III the afternoon of that day
anC during the session of the circuit
court for the county of Audrain. Stat.
of Missouri. expose to sale and sell
all the right, title, interest aid estate
of the defendants, William O. Lee
and Homer st. John, in and to the
following de.cribcdr real estate situate
IN The county Of Audrain, in the
division of the western lis,
frIct of Missouri, tn-wit; ..
Begin at station No. one a. in sur.
vcy No. TWO hundred and nine (2Ogl
tlIeIic6 south 2.3O thence
west 1893 - chains 10 a point 1.6S -
chains north of station No. three f9(
in survey No. 209: thence north 230
IL chaius to station No. four (A in
survey No. 209 thence east 1891 i
chains To The beginning, and being
part OF northwest fourth ofthe south.
fourth o; section 26, township
81, range 8 west, and being all OF lot
Or survey No. 2U9, excepting that part
sold to W. II. Woodward.
Levied upon rs the property of
William @. Lee and Homer st. John
20 satisfy said execution and costs.
{. {. ALLEN,
|. ;. Marshal Western Dist. of Mo.
~ {. {. CRIPPEN, Deputy. 2O-tds
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02
Under the Cromwell House,
MEXICO, MO.
SheriF'S Sale.

BY virtue and authority of General
execution, issued from the Office OF
the clerk of the circuit court Of Au-
drain county, Missouri, rcturnablc at
the October term. 1879, of laid court.
and TO ine directed, in favor of James
Logan and against John y. Pearson.
have levied upon and seized all The
right, title. Interest and claim of the
said John a. Pearson OF, in and to
the following desc:ibed real estate.
to-NHit: \ certain parcel of iaud living
and beinS~on the south side OF the
southwest quarter of The southeast
quarter section tWcnty-thteG, town
fitty-OHe, range nine, west, and
Particularly described as fol
Bounded On the uorth'by lands
ofMPs. Emily Dill. James CFacicr ana
d.. Il. SlIca" :CboHniitd oH"thci east bt
W atrr street, III lln CITY oil Mexico.
and b. block three, Ben
lfer's addition to said city|Of Mexico:
bounded on the south bv lands pc
rcntIr owned by DR.. Wesley HUN
l'hrcl and nOW occupied hl him:
bounded on the west br property
.old by John a, Pearson to ID Scott.
Said property being ,ccu-
pird and claimed br the said John \.
'eafson as his homestead. $nil tract
.oniains about 0mcAuI oHr-lalf acres :
IF land all Wing ANA being in the
aid county and state of Missouri: ;
md | will, on
Thursday, October 10th, 1879.
the hours of nine o'clock In
he forenoon and five "'clork in the ,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02
Executors Sale of Real Estate.

@ - tiASCOCE,
SherlH, ANdrain IlnHnfl No
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02

-
RfoIlCE is hereby given that on
WEDNESDAY, Ger, STH, 1879,
.ssetwaep, the hours OF. 10 o'clock, A.
NJ. and go,aloek, n. NJ, at line oa.f
;ippr Of the eourt hoase, i'm MeS.co
;Asudfain county, Missouri,.I will aGJl;
Tor easlin.hsnd, ihe es .oa ~ i -
FINELY IMPROVED FABA
'aoaE Martinsbarg, Mo-, known as the
John Meean fsrii, containing 90
acres, described as the south haIf
lortiiwest quarter, section fourteen
ga, ana west half east haIf tsdiih-
sssft rpEft Rasts sectson tHept, Saina
lasS ait1ntownship ATTY, ranGd segg.
~ d, a. Z, 0'LEARY,
" al a.boI g. Executor
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02
I. Sheriff, AHdfaiR County, Mo.

DIR w. Fl LBE
WHISTLES TO ANSUi { 10 his old fruaDd.
w and ratr"ns-and, he hopes many new one
II Mc\icn and hutrain cuunty, that he has again
located IN Mexico for I'll" practice OF his profess
sion, and lac promises his proIlpt and unrcnrt.
ting attention I" all who may inyor hiu with 4
call. with III. MhcfjtrIane. over j. p.
LEV cllyn drug store. RESIDENCE-Dn Prom
pnuie street. 22-3m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02

-fsDaG D1g s9As's aA4 b5s a-~@ Sh1
''a4ii gEiaiaI ast@aJ 5s5 10 lla's fal.
ii 81: I'D ,@tdiiigiet ioA i e1li .p1i
en- ,as5Jssrs IsUe ai ,gIsa9 ~ -ag
! apo0 q bsaS! Ia -aisba ~ Laa III
aoT Alsg ~ so 81 Ina @j 81 -
ssl9.M l.. 49, .G~L@ al
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02

~ virtue OF the provisions of Two
certain deeds Of trust ma,ie hv Itufus
;: Iearson nhti Lucy Ann Pearson.
his wife. one dated Nav 18th, 1871,
ana recorded IN book Lat PAGE 544,
in the office of Recorder Of Deeds in
ANA for Audrain county. Missouri,
and the other dated MAY -. 1873 and
recorded in book IN" ut pare ls2.
III The office of Recorder Of Deeds in
u Tor AHdrain county. Missouri. to
secure notes i'll said deeds described.
!, the undersigned trustee, nj the re-
quest OF the holder ofsaid notes. will.
on
SATURDAY, OCTOBER II. 1879.
between the hours OF ten o'rIork. 4.
NJ, and l o'clock, l.. NJ. ofthat day.
sen NJ publIc sale, at the cast front
uoor OF The court house, in the city of
MeNloo.& (aupt, Of Auarpin and gfaio
OF MISSOURI. to The highest bidder for
cash, The following described real as.
tate iying and being in said county
ana state aforesaid, as follow
len (lo) acres off the north part of
the southeast quarter of the south-
east quarter, section twentv-three
(23G ten (l0) acres off of the north
paft OF II southwest quarter of the
southeast quarter, section wcntv-
lhree (2S); northwest quarter of the
section twenty three (23),
ana the west half of The northeast
quarter, section twenty three, except
ana save 20 acres heretofore sold and
decided 10 Clifton f.. Wills; aud also
. acres lying north of Salt river, sold
10 stephen Bowman, in township IL.
range y; and the east half Of me
southwest quarter, and west half of
ne southeast quarter, section seven
We township tiitv-one on rang
Ia. ~ So
H-tds. j: II. MCiAT4FE. Irustee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1879-10-02

Sss4g 10 an heterogeneous .
aS+e ii SIali4H dIttsoi h-4 I-a4ss
r saiiiiaa ,. -
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J. W. Haynes came down from Springfield yes
terday afternoon and, after disposng of car load
of hogs, he states that he was 'enticed into the
concert saloon kept by Jack Stewart, on Plum
street below Longworth, and while there was
robbed of $40 and swinded out Of $50 in a betting
game.
The Superintendent OF Police has already taken
steps to break up this place by ordering that all
women seen entering the saloon be arrested as
vagrants Last night Officers Rolf and Sullivan
arrested five of the girls, two of whom were dis
missed and three given sentence of thirty days
each this morning.
John Hart who keeps the saloon at 229 West
Sixth street, the place formerly occupied by Hes
ter Clark, after being warned several times to close
his place at midnight, was arrested last night for
disObeying the order and will be tried on the 22d
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Training Glass for Vocalization.

There has been formed in the College of Music
training class for vocalization. The object of
this class is to teach persons how to produce pure
tone and facility of execution. There is "cho-
rus class" at the College which gives rudimenta-
ry instruction, and teaches the student how to
read music, but the training class for vocalizaion
is for that purpose alone Private teaching does,
or ought at least to perform this Office, but with
many the method OF learning is too expensive
The training class for vooalization gives this in
sttucton for S. for twenty lessons, thus placing it
within the reach of large number of persons.
of these classes His thorough knowledge and
long experience as a singer and teacher especially
qualify him for this duty There are day and
night classes, and admittance may be had at any
time. The first session took place this morning at
10 o'clock.
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President of the Commercial Insur
ance Company Arrested.

]. A. Townley, President of the Commercial Insur-
ance Company, and Charles Wappenstein, Super.
intendent of Police which assumed new shape
last evening, when Wappenstein went before
Squire Schwab and sworc out warrant for the
arrest of Townley, on the charge of having re-
ceived $500 to influence him as a witness before
the Grand Jury in the forgery case OF Driver Lord
and Loud.
The warrant was served by Constable Werner
and Mr.. Townley obeyed the process at once, ap
pearing at the Office in company with his attor
neys, Messrs Logan and Randall.
Mr. Harrison went on his bond. which
was fixed at $780, The case is set for this after
noon at 2 O'clock. The attorneys for the State are
Messrs. Hoadly, johnson & Colston.
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The Right LAW.

The following is the law under which the mem.
bcrs OF C)unel, who are charged with being inter.
ested in the profits of certain contracts for repair
ing the City Buildings, can be punished, if guilty
instead OF the one which has been several times
pub shed:
Criminal Code, Chapter s. Section 40. An Off
Ger or member OF the Council of any municipal
corporation who Is interested directly or indirectly
in the profits OF any contract. job work or services
for the corporation or acta rs Commissioner. Arch.
itect, Superintendent or Engineer in any work
undertaken or prosecuted by the corporation dur
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The alarm of fire from the District Telegraph
Box about hat-past II O'Clock this morning was
false.
The alarm from Box Sc yesterday evening about
twenty minutes past o'clock was occasoned by
the burning out of chimney.
An alarm was turned about 115 this morning,
the fire being on the premises OF the Cincinnati
Tin and Japan Company, NO. 40 Pearl street. How
the fire originated is not known. Damage S1000
second alarm was turned on account of the al.
jacent buildings being in danger.
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RELIGIOUS NOTES.
Announcements of sunday $,

AnnOu n ce enents of sunday Services.
Rev. Dr. r. L. Stanton is about to take a trip to
Europe, to be absent one year.
Revival services will be continued at the York
street Methodist Church during the coming
week.
Rev. Mr.. Stanger and Rev. Mr.. Daniels will ad-
dress the Reform Club at 200 Vine street this eve
ming.
Religious services will be held every evening
next week at the Third Baptist Church, ON Pine
street.
Rev. Chas. Hayden, late pastor Of the Mt Au-
burn Baptist Church, is about to enter the EpisCo-
pal Church.
"The Tower of Babel" is the subject for discus
sion tomorrow night in Rev. A. N. Gilbert's
series OF lectures at Richm nd-sreet Christian
Church.
Dr. J. M Walden will deliver an address on
new phase OF the temperance question at the
Methodist Preachers meeting Monday morning at
10 o'clock.
Rev. Chas. Hayden, who has for the last few
Sunday evenings been lecturng on the second
coming of our Lord, will speak next Sunday
night upon ''The Kingdom"
Rev. Mr. Wendte will review DIR. Pratts recent
discourse, THE Story of Acham, or the true de
sign of human and divine punishment" at the
Unitarian Church tomorrow evening.
Rev. D. w. Rhodes will preach morning and
evening tomorrow at the Church OF Our Savior
Mt. Auburn. Morning subject 'The Worker and
the Wonderer.' Evening subject: "Street-car
Life in Cincinnati"
Rev. NJ. A. Ellis will fill the pulpit of the Welsh
Presbyterian Church, on College street, tomorrow
as usual. The inclemency Of the weather pre-
vented him from going to Pomeroy, as it had
been announced.
An interesting series of meetings is in progress
at St. Paul NJ. 4. Church. where services will be
held every evening the coming week, with ser
mons by several ministers, including Rev. D..
skinner, Bishop Wiley, Rev. VIM. Runyon and
Rev. G. II. Daniels.
At the Y. NJ. C. A. Hall, Rev. DR.. Ambrose will
address the devotional meeting at o'clock to-
night To-morr, DR.. Vest win teach the Y. M.
c. A. Bible class at o'clock. Subject: "Results
OF the Believers Death with Christ" The Sun
day night Gospel and song service at o'clock
will be for young men.
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1t Not Only Does No Harm,
But Does Positive Good.

1t brings vigor and elasticity to your fal-
terns steps.
1t clears away the gloom and despond,
ency of your mind.
1t is a boon of priceless value to the dys
peptc.
1t mparts to the pale the ruddy complex.
ion of health.
1t enriches the blood by improving the
digestion.
1t improves the digestion by invigoratins
and strengthening the Liver.
1t prevents congestion and disease of ths
liver by invigorating and equalizing ths
circulation of the blood through it.
1t cures constipation by so stimulating
the liver that there is regular and abun-
dant secretion of bile each day.
1t cures piles by preventing constipation.
1t prevents jaundice by keeping the lives
in vigorous state of excretion, and avoid
ing an excessive secretion of bile.
Congestion Of the liver is frequent cause
of apoplexy hence the importance Of
keeping this organ in healthy condition.
No part of the body is so liable to be inn
paired in elderly people as the stomach,
bowels and liver, and from them arise GER
tain prevalent difficulties, such as palpita-
ton of the heart dizziness, blindness,
flashes of light before the eyes, and if al
loved 10 go unchecked will induce apo
plexy.
The Holman Pad and its auxiliaries can
be had at the Offices of Holman Liver Pad
Company, Johnston Buildings, Rooms g
and Ga Entrance IS West Fifth street. 4
lady in charge of the Ladies' Room.
| je22-1y
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For best bargains i'm Imported and
sites, go 10 Louis Strasser's, $50 w.
Fourth street. Job lots of Cigars at
bottom prices.
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ing the term for which he was elected or ap-
pointed, or for one year thereafter, shall be fined
not more than one thousand nor less than five hun
dred dollars, OF imprisoned not more than six
months less than thirty days both, and shall
forfeit his office
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When a man is seriously i'll he should
call on his doctor at once; but when his
trouble is only cough or sore throat he
need only invest 25c in bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cnuph SyruD
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PLUMBING.

work promptly attended to by competent work
men at reasonable prices Parties wanting this
kind OF work will find it to their interest to call
on H. WAGNER, 66O W. Sixth street jals-6tS4p
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WASHINGTON, Jan. ia bill to provide for
payment of claims of Southern mail contractors
before the war was introduced by Mr.. Singleton,
OF Mississippi.
The Senate bill, defining the manner in which
certain land script may be assigned and located by
actual settlers, was passed.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
on the Private Calendar.
The bill to reimburse the Episcopal Theological
Seminary near Alexandria, Va, Torrent of build
ings used for hospital purposes during the war,
came up in order, and was made the subject OF a
long and animated discussion. Without reaching
a vote the Committee arose, aud the House ad-
iourned until tomorrow.
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FOrty.fift Congress- Third Session

SENATE.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IA resolution was offered
by Mr. Salisbury calling on the Secretary OF the
Treasury for information as TO the am ount of COM
mission or other compensation paid to brokers or
others for the sale of United States bonds from
1862 to the present time. Laid over without
action.
Consideration was resumed of the bill to amend
the patent laws. Several amendments were
adopted. Without coming to a vote the bill was
laid aside.
Messrs Bayard and Wallace were excused from
further service on the Teller Committee, and
MessrS. Randolph and Mcdonald were appointed
in their stead.
Adjourned till Monday.
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