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By virtue and authority Of special exc
cutiOn 10 lnrcrlUse mOrtgnG' Issued IRON the
Ohice Of the Jerk ri the rirciit Cont OF Liv.
ingslOn county. STATE nj Missouri. dated Janua'
ry Ith 1880 and rcturnable to the January term
1850, Of sad court, and tn me dire IL I, in favor
of william II lleitpn and against uhc 'liah BaGr,
have levied upon and seized rs the property OF
the said Obediah lIner, the following described
Real Estate, rs follows, tO.wt The southeast
quarter UI the northeast quarter of section
eighteen in township lilyscver of rang twenty.
four; excepting the following described tract or
parcel OF land, commencing five hundred and
sixteen feet west Of thr southeast corner If the
above described forty acres OF loni, thence west
eight hundred and twcnlytnur feet to stake,
thence north seven hundred and thirty feet Il
Grand River, thence south siNtytcv"n degree
west along Grand EivCr eight hnndrcd and sixty
three feet 10 stake, thence north three hundred
and sixteen iecL to The place OF beginning, and
| will, on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30th, lSN0
Between the hours of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and Ave o'clork in the afternoon OF that day in
front of the Circuit Court room dor, in the city
of ChiilCO'hr, stare o Missouri, sell ut public
auction, TO the highest bidder for cash in hand,
all the right, title, intGtc,t claim aud estate OF
the aah Ohediah BaCr, ofin and to the above
described real estate to satisfy said execution
ard costs.
ISAAC LEEPER,
Sheriff of Livingston comfy, Mo.
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SHERIFF'S SALE UNDER SCHOOL
FUND MORTGAGE,

BY virtue and authority of an order
Of sale made by the County Court of
Livingston county, State of Missouri,
December l6, 1879, and issued from the
office OF the CLERK of said court, January
/ I, 1880. to me directed and made return
able to the Livingston county court at
lis May term, commencing on the first
Monday in May. 1880, and against Char
lotte Morgan, have seized and levied
upon as the property of the said Char
lotte Morgan, the following described
real estate situated In Livingston county,
State Of Missouri, as follows to-wit:
The south half of'the southwest quar-
ter of the northwest quarter of section
thirty-four, township fifty. eight, Of range
twenty-fOur, containing twenty acres,
more or less, upon which Livingston
county has mortgage to secure note
executed by the said Charlotte Morgan
us principal, and X. NJ. Graham and Lee
B. Manning as securities to Livingston
county for the use and benefit of the
common school fund Of said county for
the sum of 5000 ana upon which note
there is now due as principal and inter-
est the sum Of S24099. Now, therefore,
l. Isaac Leeper, Sheriff of Livingston
county, will on
FRIDAY, JANUARY 30:h, 1880,
During the session OF the circuit court
between the no urs of 8 O'Clock, u. III.
and O'Clock, p. H., Of that day, at the
court house door in the city of Chilli
cOthe, Livingston county, State of Mis-
souri,, proceed to sell the above describ-
ed real estate, at public sale to the high
es. bidder for cash in hand, to satisfy
said note, interest and costs.
ISAAC LEEPER,
Sheriff of Livingston county, Mo.
| BY JoHN NJ. HALE, Deputy.
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Sherin7S Sale.

by virtue and authority Of three executions
issued IRON the Office OF the Clerk O he Circuit
COurt OF Livingston county, state of Missouri,
as fn lnw., tO.wt: one execution dated Nuvcm
Der 4, lS79, in favor of Sordyke Il Marnau com.
pany and sgainst James Cooper, William Bow
man and John Bnwman
one execution dated November 4, 1879, in favor
Of Snrdvke Il MaImon COMPANY, and against
james Cooper and William bowman; and one
exc u ion dated December s.ls7g, in favor of Da.
vid Carpenter and against James COOper,all OF
said executions male retnrnahle 10 the January
term, 1850, OF said court, | have levied upon and
seized Ms the property Of the said Defendants
in the above entitled causes, the following dc.
scr bed real estate a. fOllrws to.wit,
Lots three, four, Ave, six, seven and eight in
block i've, in the town OF Avalon LlvingsiOn
county, Missouri, together with the touriug mill
and engine and boiler and all fixtures and ap-
purtunccs thereunlo belong ng, stua ed on the
above described lots, and will on
THURSDAY. FEBRU AIRY 5ih, 1850,
Between the hours of nine O'Clock in the FORE
noon and O'Clock in the afternoon of that day,
in front of the Circuit Court room door, in the
div Of ChilhCothe, State of Missouri, sell al
public auction, to the highest bidder Tor cash in
hand, all tho right title, interest, claim and
estate OF the said Defendants OF, in and To tho
above described real estate TO satisfy bald several
executions and costs. -
ISAAC LEEPER,
Sheriff of livingston county, Mo.
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Sheri0iS Sale.

Bpvlrtue and authority ofa special execution
in ttNChnlont issued from the Office of The Clerk
Of the Circuit Court Of Livingston county, state
of Missouri, dated December 80, 1879, and return.
able to the January form, 1850, OF sad court, and
tI me directed in favor 0fCyrus Ii. Mccormick
ami Leinder j. Mccormick, and against Eliza.
beth 4. White, have levied upon and seized as
the property Of the said Elizabeth A. White, the
following described real estate, as follows, TO-
wit:
The east half of the Southeast quarter and the
Southwest quarter ofthe southeast quarter OF
Sect ion nine; also the north half Oithe Northeast
quarter and he Southeast quarter OF the North
eastguarter Of section sixteen; also the North
west quarter OF the Northeast quarter OF section
twenty, all in towrehip fit! seven, range twen-
tythrUC, and will on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9Th, 1850,
Between the hours of nine O'Clock in the fore
noon and five O'Clock in afternoon Of that day, il
front Of the Circuit Court room door, In the city
oil ChllcOthA, State Of Missouri, sell at public
auction, to tho highe.t bidder Tor cash IN hand
all the right, title, interest, claim and estate o
the said Elizabeth A. White, OF, in and to The
above described real estate to satisfy said exc
cutiOn and costs. -
ISAAC LEEPER.
Sheriff ofLivingston county, Mo.
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ShelitftS Sale,

By virtuc and authority Of a special execution
for back taxes, issued from the Office Ofthe CLERK
of the Circuit Court of Livingston county, Mis-
souri, ~ TO me directed in favor of the State OF
Missouri at the relation and to the use of James
&. Mintcer, collector ofthe revenue of LiringstOn
county, in The State Of Missouri, and agiin+t
George W Ewing, upon q judgment for back
iaNeB on the refl estate hereinafter described. for
the years 1869, 1872 1873, 1874 and 1871, and for
the enforcement of the lien of plaintiff against
said real estate therefor, have levied upon and
seized all Tho right, title and interest of said de-
fendant of, in and 10 the following described
tract, vi cal estate, situated in Livingston con.
ty, Missouri, tO-Tit:
The wo,t half OF the southwest quarter oil sec
tion siStern, and the east hall Of southeast
quarter of sect on seventeen, and the east half of
the mort lOnst quarter OF section twenty, all In
township hftyeght and range twenty-five, and
will on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 1880,
Betweea t,c hours OF 8 o'clock, q. m, and 3
o clock, D. m =, OF said day, at tho Court House
door in The city of Chill cothe, Livingston coun.
ty and tate of Missouri, and while the Circuit
Court of Livingston county is in session, sell the
rsid real estate atpublic auction, tOr cash, to
the higheBt bidder, TO satisfy said execution and
costs. "
Sheriff of Livingston county, Mo-,
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SHERIEPS SALE UNDER
SCHOOL FUND MORTGAGE.

By virtue and authority Of an order OF sale
made by the County q iurt Or Livingston County,
state OF Missouri, December II, ls19 aud issued
from the office of The Clerk off said Court Dcrem.
bcr 10, lsI9, To mr directed aud made returnabe
tO the LlvingstOn County Court ut its May term,
cOnlmen ing on the lirst Monday Ia MAY, lSSO,
and az ainst Alfred A. Stout, have seized and
levied upon MS the property of the sgd Alfred
A. StOul the following describe | real estate sit
uat-d in Livingston county, State 0i Missouri,
as iOlluw- tO-W!t:
The northeast quarter Of the northwest quarter
and the northwest quarter oftnc II prtnct-t quar-
ter, the northeast quarter ri the northeast quar-.
ter. and twenty acres on Ofthc north cnI OF the
sOutheIst quarter, { the northeast quarter and
the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter,
and the sUUthe Ist quarter Of The northwest quar-
ter, all in ,ec.Un thirty }Ol, township li'ty mine
jD, range twenty-five (sjJ upon which Living
on county has mortgage To secure note
executed by Allied a. stout as principal and
John .. Shiut and Lafayette stout as securities
to Livingston county for the use AMI benefit Oi
the common school fund Of said county for the
sum of 500, and upon which note there is now
due MS principal ani interest the sum Of S29j s..
Now, therefore, |, Isaac Lceper, Shcrin Of Liv.
ngst0n county, will On
FRIDAY, JANUARY SOth, 1850.
During the session OF the Ciicuit Court, between
the hours of9 O'Clock n. NJ, and > O'Clock p. IN
of that day, ut the court house door
in the City oi Chillcothc, Livingston county,
State of Missouri, pr9ceel u
sell the above described real estate at public
sale to the hi CHEST bidder for cash in hand to sat
' ~ ISAAC LEEPER,
Sheriff otIiyingsIOn county, Mo.
Ry JOHN NJ. HALE, Deputy.
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ATTENT TON,

At meeting Ex-Soldiers held in Chill
licothe, on the evening of January 18TH,
1850, it was voted to call a meeting in
accordance with J. w. Anderson's sug-
gestion in the CRISIS OF January 18th, OF
all soldiers OF the Rebellion, both Fed
eral and Confederate, who are in afavor
Of the passage of the Weaver Bill, to
meet in Chilicothe, at the City Hall, on
Saturday, January 3Ist, 1880, at . oc ock
Pm. JOSEPH MCCOY, PreSt.
Ions NJ. VoRIS, Sec'y.
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ShcriT's Sale.

BY yirtae and authority of a special execution
for back taxes, issued from the Office of the Clerk
of the CircultCOn OF Livingston county, Mis-
sOnri, and tO me directed In favor of the State Of
Missouri, at the relation and to the use of James
c. Minteer,, Collector Ofthe revenue of Living
ston county, in thg.Stae vi Missouri, and against
Samuel Il. Brown and Thomas q. Putnam, upon
a Judgment for back taxes on the real estate
hereinafter Described, for tho years 1873, 1874,
1875, 1876 and 1871, and for the enforcement of
the fen plaintiff against said real estate there
for, Ihays levied Spon and seized all the right,
title and interest of said deeniants OF, In and to
the following described tract, OF real estate, sit
uated in ,Liylngsion county, Missouri. to.wit:
The northeast quattsr uf the southwest quarter
OF section two. township nitysix ofrange twenty {.
three, an will on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 4th, 1880,
between the hours of9 O'Clock n. m. and O'Clock
y. M. of said day, at the Court House door, IN
ihe city OF Chillicothe, Livingston county anu
State OF Missouri, ami while the Circuit Court of
Livingston county is In session, sell the said real
estate at public auction, for cash, to the highest
bidder, to satisfy said execution and costa
ISAAC LEEPER
Sheriff cfLiyingston' Co., Mo.
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tempt was made to organize q
strike, but the people were too show
hungry for that, and the show went
on, the play being rendered very
well.
The St. Louis Republican Of
last Friday, gives an account of the
shooting Of James II. Mckinney, in
that city on the 22nd inst. by a
man who has been living IN st Lou
is with McKinney's wife. 1t seems
that Mckinney and the man met on
the street and got into fight which
resulted in Mckinney being shot in
the mouth, the ball knocking sever
al of his teeth out and lodging un-
der tho root of the tongue. The
wound, though painful, is NOT dan
gcrous. Mckinney is of this place.
In the Sunday edition OF the St.
Louis Republican we notice that Young
gentleman from this city, james Jarboe,
was bilked out OF the sum of $40 by the
old device, bogus check and two con-
fidence operators. The modus operandi
is about as follows: Mr.. Jarboe was sit
ting in the Union Depot of that city,
when a well-dreSsed, gentlcmanly looking
individual accosted him, and passed the
complim ents Of the day with him. After
short conversation the stranger invited
James to drink with him; james being
nothing 10th, they went. They had not
gone far when imam ran right into them.
He held out his hand and shook that OF
Mr.. Jarboc's new found companion. An
introduction followed and all three re-
paired to the festive board. Suddenly
No. asked No. Il to cash a check--a
5000 che eck. No. : wanted the money
to pay freight bill with. No. hadn't
the cash, but perhaps Mr.. Jarboe could
accommodate. Mr. Jarboe asked how
much the freight bill was. No. said,
"N. = : matter of s3o; if you will
go at amou mt will give you
rHy .... -curity. Mr.. Jarb DC ave
... .y,.g look the check. In five
wl es b.. pds and money were in
.h1lc auI d. vas left to "hold the bag"
nIahu-as neck. No.remarks are nee
p.r'
-sra 49, correspondence of the Tus
cuaw.. -..0 Ohio, Chronicle: Al.
@oa Ss.I' ne of the Oldest citizens
'u i,us township, thought that to live iso.
-''. aal rg was not very congcnial
Hi. r-.a 0 he to, found an helpmeet
his old age by marrying the wife of his
,pnew, NJ. Curtis. relict of ex-Judgc
m7il = Missouri. "All went merry as
n1u gc .-'' Tor couple of months
chen, oargg.u them they kicked up a
must, and she left, leaving the old man
by vaU,sOt cuye more. The old gentle
, uar ja ;orn oegan to realize his lonely
llJnt.1n by a contract previously
dc, lc found that his deserted "dar-
is, %, ne familiarly called her, was in
possession of all his property by legal
-ig !iyen her before his marriage, and
on seeing that "taint heart never won
fair lady," set his wits to work and by
the aid of friends managed to bring
about compromise, by which he enter
ed irto an obligation to plank down four
thousand dollars legal tender. In his
own language "women are costly but
durable,' SO we might very appropriate
ly add that linen and mice are some
times small things" When it comes to
paving the products of nearly two hun
dred acres OF land and four thousand dol
lars besides, Tor woman, we are rather
of the opinion that it is very SeXpensiyc
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Final Settlement Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given to all creditors, and
others interested in the estate Joseph N. Ellis,
late OF Livingston county, deceased, that ], John
s. Meador, Administrator of said estate, intend
OF the Probate Court of Livingston county, to
be begun AMI hid on Monday, February 9th,
1850, settlement set for Tuesday, the second day
JOHN s. MEADoR,
Administrator.
Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1880-01-29

Ed. Carberry, knight of the stick
and rule, who has been working in Law
renee, Kansas, run into port and drop
ped anchor last Saturday night. We un-
derstand he will go on the docks for re-
pairs before taking another cruise.
Mr.. James Curry, who resides in the
edge of Carroll county, four miles south
and one mile west of Avalon, will have
public sale on Tuesday, February 18TH,
1880, of his personal property, including
Marsh Harvester and Woods blower.
-Brunswicker: Mr.. Jno A. Noland,
a prominent member of the Chillcothe
bar, spent Monday evening and night in
our city, land called on the Bru nswicker.
Come again, John; the latch string is al
ways out for such wholc-soulcd fellows as
yourself.
Mr.. c, F. Golf, of Fairview town.
ship, called on us last Thursday, and
subscribed tor the CRISIS. We are pleas
ed to have Mr.. Gotf's name appear on
the list of the members OF the CRISIS
family, as he is evidently an intelligent
geutle man and a good citizen.
We received this week the proceed
ings of the Thirteenth Annual Session of
the Missouri Press Association, held at
Columbia, Mo-, May 27th and 2Sth, 1879.
They are gotten up in neat pamphlet of
sixty-one pages. 1t was printed by the
Missouri Statesman, OF Columbia.
Mrs. II. L. Starrit, of Chicago, who
lectured in Chillicothe last spring for
the benefit of the "Lades Union Aid
Society,"" on "What shall we do with
our daughters ," will lecture sometime
in February, in this city, for the same
object, on "rhe Ethics of Manners"
Our file of the CRISIS is lacking a
few papers, which we are anxious to sup
ply, therefore, we call on our readers.
Any person bringing us the following
numbers will be suitably rewarded
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A CARD.

Through the Kindness OF Judge Tur'
ner, | have the use OF his office and Ii
brary, situated over his drug store, on
South Locust street, one door south OF
DR.. Dillin's drug store, where can be
found. JAMES l.. DAVIS.
motif
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BEDFORD, Jan. II, 1880.
That my wife Sarah E. Singleton hay-
Ing, without just cause, abandoned her
child and inc, and my bed and board, al
persons ara hereby warned and notified l
will pay no debts contracted hv her.
lrti<
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Final Settlement Notice.

Noticeis hereby given to all creditors, and
others interested in the estate Of Mary Todd
late OF Livingston county, deceased, tnatI B. @.
Cham bers, Administrator OF said estate, intend
to make final settlement thereof ut the next term
souri,to be begun and held OF the second Monday
in February, 1850.
n2l B. G. CHAMBERS, Admir-.
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Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby gwen that tho estate ofJames
Wells, deceased, late of Livingston county,
Missouri, was, on the 10th day Of December,
is1N. ordered BY the Probate Court OF said county
into my hands for 70 tlement. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are required TO
exhibit them, for allowance, 70 tho undersigned
within Ons year after the date of said order, or
they may be precluded from the benefit of such
estat,; and IL such claims he not exhibited with.
In three years from tho date oil said order, they
Will be forever barred
This Esd day ofDcc 1870.
Public Admir- Livingston County, Mo.
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II. M. 5. PinaforG.

The Chillcothe Amateur Dramatic Troupe
will produce tire above Comic Opera on the even
ing OF Friday, Feb. g, at the City.Ilall,
The play Is one orlhc mosG popular ever writ
ten, and has b come house. hold word through
out the civilized world.
The troupe, under the efficient direction ofDr.
VI II. Wilcox, has devoted 20 much time, thought
and careful attention 10 rehearsing and prepar.
ing for this great event Of the season that It's sue
cess is hey ond the shadow OF doubt.
The cart Of characters is as follows.
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lIdrk6tS.
STUDEB1KER WAGONS.

We have Just received a new sup
ply of these celebrated wagons.
Nov. 2S, 1878. DUNN & DAILY.
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HE WEEKLY CRISIS.

PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY AT
CHILLICO1HE, MISSO URI.
Terms - $1.5O q Year.
IN ADVANCE.
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Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS, Samantha Jordan, by her deed
of trust dated May eth, 1919, and duly recorded
In the Otllce of the Recorder of Deed, in and for
Livingston county, Missouri, in Book Is, at page
567, conveyed n the Undersigned the following
described real estate, situate in the county OF
Livingston aud State OF Missouri, to.wit:
Lot No eleven (llj, in block No. one ~, In
the third addition 10 the town of Mooresvile, IN
trust to secure the payment Of certain prOmisso-
ry notes therein mentioned; and, Whereas it is
provided in said deed of trust that in default of
payment Of saldnOtes, or any part thereOfwhen
the same shall become due then the whole should
become due and payable; and, whereas, two of
said not! have become due and remain past due
and unpaid.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of said deed Of
trust, and at the request of the legal holder of
snil notes Il will, on
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Saturtioy, February z, 1850.

Sell at the Court House door, in the city Of Chill.
licothe, Livingston county, Miss ur, ut public
vendu., to the h ighest bidder for cash. the above
described rcal estate to satisfy the debt secured
by said deed and the costs of executing this
trust. II, Is, HEEitllAN,
nin vrustpn.
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FRESH FISH

At F. TRUOGS West Side
Bakery.
l have made arrangements with
fish dealers In Quincy by which 1
am enabled to furnish my customers
with Fresh Fish every Tuesday and
Friiav.
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DIED.

CADDELI--At hi4 residence in this city, on
Thursday -, 1850, Mr.. JAMES CADpELL, aged
about forty years.
CALKlNs-At the residence of it's father, in
this city, on Thursday, Januarys ss, 1880, infant
child of Mr.. George Calkius.
MlJMPOWER-At the residence of her faith.
pr in this county, about three miles east Of this
city, on Monday, January 81. $780, Miss JULIA
MuMPOwBR,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-02
poetrn.
Roscoe to Ulysses.

Roscoe to Ulysses.
By TELEGRAPH, JUNE 9TH. 1880.
You are busted, Hiram, busted,
Elevated is your sponge;
Not an opening is left you
For so much as one last lunge
You, who did not run, can never
Live to fight another day;
All, those sandals labeled "Casar's''-
Put those little shoes away.
But we fought like Trojans, Hiram
Donald, Logan, and myself
How hectored! how spared not
Promises, nor threats. nor pelf!
Futile was our every effort,
Vain, alack a-day! alas!
Now, your charger-man on horseback
Turn that war-horse out to grass.
Let not Garfeld's gang, exulting.
Hoot at you, a lion slain;
Theirs was not the witthat did it
1t was James Gillespie Blaine;
Blaine who, wrestling with the pillars
OF the structure we ad reared,
Brought it down. and underneath it
Samson-like has disappeared.
You are busted Hiram, busted,
Hank, the distant lannon's boom!
IT'S the signal that consigns you
To Galena's living tomb.
Well, old man, I could not help it,;
If it could have been foreseen-
If-Well, bear it! and believe me,
Twill see your grave kept green.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1880-07-02
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