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CHANGE OF STREET GRADE
FOURTEENTH STREET.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, J

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
81. PAUL, Mimi, October 9th, 1882.
Notice is hereby given that the Common
Council Of the City of Saint Paul will, at their
regular meeting to be held on Tuesday, the sew.
enth day of November, A. d. 1852, at 78O
O'Clock p. M, at the council chamber, in the city
hall, order a change of grade on the following
street, between the points named, viz:
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-11

The Rev. Charles Sturgeon, son of the
great preacher. preached in Baptist
chGrch in Boston on a recent Sabbath.
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Probate Court.

Probate Court.
Before Judge LELAND.
In the matter of the estate of Mary E.
Lameroux, insane. Order made confirm
ing sale of real estate.
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MINNEAPOLIS

OFFICE-No. 6 Washington Avenue, OPP
xosite Nicotlet House. Office hours from
a. ,,s to 10 o'clOcl: p. IN.
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While Ismail Pasha was khedive of Egypt,
Colonel Gordon and the Court della Salla
were employed by him, with five thousand
troops under their command, to do their
utmost to put down the slave trade in his
dominions. They accomplish compare
lively little in this way, and recently the
traffic has increased in its proportions. In
stances have occurred in which Egyptian
soldiers employed in the suppression of
the trade, have themselves bee 3me it's vic
TINS. We think the domination in Egyp-
tian affairs will certainly induce an extern
sion of effort in the direction of destroying
the most iniquitous business on the face of
the earth. A writer points out
that the depredations of tho Egyptian
Bedouins have increased in consequence
of the Suez canal having been built. Be-
fore the accomplishments of this work, the
range Of The Bedouin sxteDdsd down,
towards Arabia and Syria, and his chances
Of gain included tAs profitable marketing
Of young canels and lanbs of Syria, and
the colts in the north Of Africa On the re-
turn march, but the restrictions of his
Hsate necessitated By the canal directed
his energies into tho slave trade, which has
already attained enormous proportions.
As we said before, the expectation of its
suppression by the might of Britain may
be INDUCED as one result of the brilliant
campaign. which has virtually placed the
administration of Egyptian affairs in Brit
ish hands,
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prosecuted.
1t is the expressed conviction of num-
Der of Minneapolis Democrats that neither
Nelson or Kindred of the Fifht district
will be given seats in the next congress.
votes, and that Barnum will be given the
seat instead.
The Democrats of Minneapolis will par
ticipate in grand ratification meeting on
Monday evening. A torch-light procession
will parade the streets, red lights will be
burned along the line of march, and
speeches will be made in Turner hall. It
will be ssstunner."
The board of health, has instructed tho
health officer to attend cases of contagious
diseases at the rate of two dollars per
visit without tho city limits, and three dol
lars per visit at the pest house, tho city
being obliged to pay the bills in the event
the patients are INDECENT.
Prof. Moore, of the public schools, has
issued circular to business men, asking
their cooperation in the matter of evening
schools. The sessions of the school will
be held each evening, except Saturday and
Sunday, from to 8. At first there will be
one school on each side of the river.
August Strauch, who was indicted by the
grand jury for the larceny of some bed
ding from Hotel Lafayette at Minnetonka
beach, failed to come to time when his
case was called in the district court yester-
day, and the bonds given for his appear
ance were declared forfeited.
Yesterdays receipts were as follows:
Wheat, 142,500 bushels; lumber, 10000
feet. machinery, car; mill stuff, SO tons.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
SlerifA Sale.

DY virtue aud authority of q IL
ID script execution, issued frons
office of the clerk of the circuitee
of Audrain county, Missouri, m
able at the October term, 1881
laid court, and to me directed
favor of Louis Turner. and aeil
Garrett Stephenson, l have h;
upon and seized all the right q
interest and claim of the said Gan
Stephenson of, in and to the idhs
ing described real estate, ter1
Part of the southwest quarter oi
southeast fourth of section f10l [
township (52) fifty-two, rang
eight, containing in all thirty.nl
acres more or less, all lying and \
in the said county of AudraiA |
State of Missouri, and l will, o.
Wednesday, Oct. Is, 1885,
A, D.. 1882, between the hour1 [
O'Clock in the forenoon and 5eH|
in the afternoon of that day. 81
east front door of the court hosk|
the city of Mexico, county of
drain aforesaid, sell the same, VI
much thereof as may be require
public vendue, to the highest ~
fol- cash. (subject to alt prior \
and judgments, to satisfy said {
Cution and costs. i
ID. D.
24tds Sheriff Audrain count
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
Attention, Republicans.

A meeting of the republican county
central committee will be held in this
city at the office of the R~epubtiedn, on
Wednesday, the 18th inst, at 10
O'Clock, a. m. Arrangements for the
campaign will then be agreed on. A
full attendance is requested and
urged upon the committee. Our OPP
ponents are already i'll the field and
actively at work, and we should meet
them at every rne and household
in the county. Orr former want OF
organization requires activity on our
part and that of every good republic
can in our ranks. Candidates for Of
flee are specially invited to meet with
the committee.
ISAAC n. HATHAWAY,
Mexico, Oct. 3. Ch'mn.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
Sherif's Sale.

RY virtue and authority q 1
u special executions, issue6 Y
the Office of the Clerk of the O.
Court of Audrain county, Mjsss'
rcturnablc ut the October tern 3
OF said court, and to me directea ]
in favor of James ii. Shock ~ /
ID. Shock, executors of the es,ah
Henry Shock, deceased, and asss
Theodore r.. Shock, and On
favor of j. ii. Shock VS.. Theodes3
Shock, l have levied upon andrJ
all the right, title, interest and 81
eff the said Theodore II. Shock n
and TO the following descrihnd H
estate, tO-wit: West half wet n
section (26) twenty-six, TOWNSHIP
fifty, range (10) ten ; east half I'd;
(2Otwenty-seven; east half Hortasl
section (34) thirty-four; north
fourth, northwest quarter seu'
(34) thirty-four west half noflh,|
section (35) thirty-five; west
southeast quarter section t35) thife
five, all in townshiy (50) fifty. n
ten, all lying and being in lie
county. and State of Missouri, =.
will, on
Saturday, the l4th day Of Octdk|
A. d., 1882, between the hours off
O'Clock in the forenoon ana /
O'Clock in the afternoon of that 4
at the court house door, in The I
Of Mexico, County of Audrain q
said sell the same, or so much De.
rs may be required, at public veaaI
to the highest bidder, for cMa|
hand Subject to all prior lien /
judgeInents). to satisfy said ezs
ton and costs.
ID. ID. WOODWAH
23-tds Sheriff Audrain county,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
Sherif's Sale,

By virtue and authority q
special execution issued from III
flee of the clerk of the circuit =
Of Audrain county, Missouli /
turnable ut the October term, =?
1882, and to me directed in favus
Warren B. McIntire and ~
Henry Canter, ! have levied "
and seized all the light, title alds
terest of the defendant of, in ~
the following described real q
situate in the CITY of Mexico {
State of Missouri, and deseribt!
follows, to-wit: Lot thirty lNI
block D., Beatty's addition 70 "
co, Audrain county, Mo, anais
on
Wednesday, Oct. IS, 1857,
between the hours of nine 1'c1ek|
the forenoon and five O'Clock VI
afternoon of that day, at ths !
front door of the court house "
city of Mexico, State of Minx|
sell at public auction for cash y
highest bidder, all of the right
interest, claim, estate and pre-
of the above named Henry "
of, in and to the above dca!|
property, to satisfy said specisl I
cution and costs.
Sheriff Audrain County
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
Order of Publicatfa.
Order of Publicatfe.
State of Missouri, County of
Audrain Circuit Court Tin yac..f
September 5, 1882.
Tobithc Buggs, plaintifl
Joe Buggs, defendant

Now at this day comes pl.;...
her attorney. and files her 49,.
herein, verified by affidavit. snuas'
among other things, that said ~
dant is S nonresident of the ~
Missouri. You said non..ssIs
n therefore, hereby, notified q \
filing of said petition, the oh;aS
general nature of which is fo ~
a decree of divorce from the ~
of matrlmony heretofore cont..l
And unless you be and anr.s
the next regular term Of this
to be begun and holden at ths
house in the city of Mexico. Ar
county Missouri, Oh the fourth y
day in January next, and on o.
the third day of said term nlssa
said petition. the same will t. y.
as confessed and judgment rem
accordingly.
1t is further ordered thai .
hereof be published accori;,s
law in the Mexico Weekly ~
a newspaper printed and pphsS
in Audrain county.
A true copy from the record.
Witness my hand and =.
rs,.,, said court, affixed at y
'' Mexico this 18th day of -
A. D., 1882.
JAMES CARROLL. Chs
James w. Daniel, 1
Attorney for Plaintiff
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
sheriff. Sale.

pY virtue and authority of sti3
ID cript execution, issued ffo,
Office of the Clerk of the Circnlful
of Audrain county, Missouri, 8
able at the October term, H.
said court. and to roe difec11
favor of Isaac Frank fol the
the assignee James II. SHOCK
against Theodore Il. Shock.
levied upon and seized all the (
title, interest and claim Of u
Theodore r. Shock of, in and
following described real ests1s|
wit Northwest quarter Of nstt!:
section (34) thirty-four, towns
fifty. range (l0) ten, all lynn |
being in the said county, and
Missouri ; and l will, on
Saturday, the l4th day Of o.
A. D.. 1882, between the hours
O'Clock in the forenoon ~
o'clock in the afternoon Of thu
at the court house door, in t5e
Of Mexico, County Of Audrsie u
said, sell the same, or so much
as may be required, at public
to the highest bidder, for g
hand, (subiect to all prior -
~udgments). to satisfy sSid ex
and costs. ID. d. WOODNN
23-tds Sheriff Audrain c0us.ts
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
Burglars at Farber.


Minor, Tolson & Co.'s dry goods
store at Farber, was entered by burg
lars last Monday night, and three
twenty dollar suits, reversible over
coats, and boots and hats were stolen,
amounting to about $3.50. The
thieves were all young men, and were
in Farber and vicinity all day Monday.
Mr.. Minor a down Tuesday, and
had postals printed offering s25 re-
ward for the miscreants. They
changed suits out and out before
leaving the store, and left their old
clothing in the middle of the floor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05

We learn that John Schlesser,
who was taken to Warren county for
seduction, but let out on bail, has
been given up by his bondsmeh and
now ~languishes behind the bars. His
wife lives IN this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05

There is urgent need of another
teacher in the Mexico High School
department. This room is crowded,
and twenty pupils are to be promoted.
Prof. Bryan should have an assistant.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
DEMOCRATIC
Report OF Action OF the Democratic
Central Committee.

SCA1Nh 81 SVIShtahatSSs
The Democratic County Central
Committee met pursuant to call OF
the chairman at the county court room
Sept. 80, 1882. The chairman, w.
II. KEENAN,, stated the object of the
meeting to be to arrange for conduct
ing the campaign in the county be-
tween this and the election in Novem.
Der. The following appointments
were then made, viz:
CUIvRE TOWNSHIP.
At Vandalia, T. B. Buckner and
Geo. Robertson, Saturday, Oct. p,
at Z p. m.
At Farber, T. B. Buckner and ].
Med. Trimble, Friday, Oct. 20, al
p. m.
At Crows School House, j. Med.
Trimble and Edward Drake, Tuesday.
Oct. 81, at Z p. IN.
PRAIRIE TOWNSHIP.
At Laddonia, L. b. Buckner and
Chapel &. White, Tuesday, Oct. "a
at Z. m.
At Beagles School House, W. W
Fry and I. B. Buckner, Wednesday
Oct. %, at Z p. m.
1 TOWNSHIP.
At Rush Hill, L. B. Buckner an(
w. H. KEENAN,, Thursday, Oct. 26
at Z p. m.
At Walkers School House, Geo
Robertson and Orlando Hit, Friday
Oct. 20, at Z p. IN.
LoUTRE TOWNSHIP.
At Martinsburg, 7. B. Buckner ant
d. I. Gentry, Wednesday, Oct. 25
at 2 p. m.
At Benton City School House, D
I. Gentry and Thos. B. Bucknel
Wednesday, Oct. 20, at Z p. IN.
WILSON TOWNSHIP.
At Giants School House, Orland
Hit, Geo. W, Batterton and J.. T
Jackson, Saturday, Oct. 20, at Up. II
At Daniels School House, T. I
Buckner and G. W, Batterton, Fl
day, Oct. p, at Z p. m.
AtNaylor's School House, Col. j.,
f. Hutton and L. B. Buckner, Satu
day, Oct.S2s, at 7 p. M.
At Gatewood School House, W. v
Fry and J. Med. Trimble, Thursda
Nov. :, at Z p. m.
SAILING TOWNSHIP.
At Friendship School House, Ho
, A. H. Buckner and Thos. B. Buckne
Thursday, Nov. ?, at l p. m.
;, At Macedonia School House, &c
Robertson, d. L. Gentry and G. y
, Batterton, Friday, Nov. 3, at Z p. !
SALT RIVER TOWNSHIP.
At Union School House, T.
Buckner and Col. j. E. HuttO
, Wednesday, Nov. l, at Z p. m.
At Mexico, Hon. A. II. Bucknt
Col. j. f. Hutton, J. Med. Triml
and L. B. Buckner, Saturday, No
4, at 2 p. m. and Z p. M.
= At Viewers School House, I.
Buckner, W. B. McIntire and c.
J. f. Hutton, monday, Oct. 16,
l. p. IN
At Seed Tick School House, L.
Buckner and w. H. KEENAN,, Mo
day, Oct. 81, at Z p. H..
W. H. KEENAN,, d. +. Gentry Al
J. J. Steele were appointed a comm
tee to print and distribute ticket
bills, notices, etc.
The central committee decided til
where the delegates to the coun
convention had nominated candidat
for justices of the peace and COASTAL
in any township, only such nam
y should go ON the regular democra
ticket.
The committee then adjourned.
w. II. KEENAN,, CHM.
4 u. T. GENTRY. Sec'Y.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05

Henry Ward Beecher's COW broke
into the grounds Of a neighbor at
Peekskill and made sad havoc, which
brought the neighbor to Mr.. Beecher.
II wish you would keep your cow out
OF my shrubbery," exclaimed the
irate neighbor, to which Mr.. Beecher
replied, "And / wish you would keep
your shrnbbery out of my cow it
spoils the milk" The two aforesaid
neighbors are on speaking terms no
more.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
The greenbackers and some of the

The greenbackers and some of the
Filley republicans say that Chris
Smith is a democrat and hence they
are going to vote for w. O. johnson.
This is just a little snap fixed up by
the greenbackers to catch votes for
Johnson. Smith is a republican and
a good one, too. He has as good a
record as any man on the republican
ticket. He is a clever fellow and
liked by all who know him, and we
wish he vas a democrat. He will
poll the full strength of his party and
get double the number of votes that
the greenback nominee does.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
Rest County in the State.

BEST SOuuty III TIC Stutcs
We clip the following paragraph
from the Farmers Rerier, published
at Chicago:
"Audrain County, Mo-, we make
bold to say will soon be one of the
most prosperous and populous in that
State. 1t has all the inducements of
of a good climate and fertile soil, as
several specimens of its products,
vegetables, fruits and cereals re-
ceived by US from J. p. Clark & Son,
of Mexico, amply attest, but it has
also the. necessary energy and push
within its borders to make known its
inducements far and wide, and none
of its citizens are more enterprising in
this direction than the Messrs. Clark"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
A. H. Buckner, NJ. c.

AAOii tht 't <oui5
Hon. A. H. Buckner, renominated
in the Seventh district, is one of the
best known of Missouri congressman.
both at home and abroad. He is a
man of national reputation, a thought
full student Of public questions, a
matured statesman, a member of the
house whose experience, industry and
familiarity with finance, evenu and
the tariff are appreciated by the lead
ers of both parties at Washington.
He has represented his district in five
consecutive congresses, and in this
long experience he has produced a
record without a flaw and made re-
ports and speeches which give him a
high rank among the public men Of
the times. Mr.. Buckner was nomi-
mated without opposition, and it is
generally conceded that he will con-
tinue to represent his district as long
as he desires to-.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05

their management of the state school
fund. The Governor makes this album
manifest. He sets forth, too,
the regular annual increase of school
funds arising from Democratic legis-
The extract alluded to should
be more than read-it should be stud
led. 1t is an admirable lesson for
young and old, alike profitable to
Democrat and Republican. Whoever
masters it will be prepared to render
justice to Missouri's progress in
what, above all else, contributes to
aggregated greatness.
But Governor Crittenden did not
include in what he said every availa-
BILE means provided for in this State
to advance education and procure
what the insurgents demanded. Each
school district has power through a
majority vote of it's inhabitants, by
special taxation, to add to what the
state as a whole has thought proper
to insist upon and make special pro-
vision for, and certainly in a system
supported mainly by taxation, there
should be q constitutional limit to
legislative exaction, as in Missouri,
beyond which each district of tax
payers alone should be privileged to
say how far it would be proper to go,
and how long school terms should be.
If, therefore, there be dereliction as
to what is complained of by the in
surgents, fault should be found with
communities and not with the domi-
nant party which has exhausted its
power, but it is just in this respect
that counties with democratic MAORI
ties are again ahead. There. is no
need to go abroad for proof of this
assertion. Audrain county and Mex
leo are celebrated for their educationaI
institutions, and the liberality with
which both public and private school:
are sustained. There is not to bt
found any where better schools thar
here, nor one of either sort in which
there is more regular and almost an
nual increase of houseroom ant
teachers for a growing population
The normal schools of the State ar,
also in excellent condition. The state
ments of Governor Crittenden in re
gard to them are all borne out b,
the ordinary state statistics, and b,
current facts within the reach of ev
erybody. Quite recently, w learne'
from Prof. Hill, our excellent count
commissioner, that out Of over on
hundred teachers examined by hil
within the past six months, v e 8
per cent. were native Missourian
educated in State Institutions. 1t
notorious, too, that our educators al
Ct the wide-awake sort, manifestin
the greatest possible concern for the
several charges, evincing c%onsiderabl
interest in normal and county inst
tates, and availing themselves of ever
possible means to keep pace with til
march of improvement, in all whic
they have the sympathy of the con
munities in which they reside, whic
are continually ON the alert to Jesse
the size of their districts and increas
the number and conveniences of the
school houses.
In short, one need only travers
the state, visit its schools and COZ
verse with their teachers and patrons
to be convinced of the injustice {
the educational plank of the insurgel
t platform. 1t is of similar characte
: however, with other statements of IL
| same deliverance, the untruthfulne:
5 of which will be exposed by IL
5 LEDGER as opportunity offers.
A. H. Ruckner. M. e..
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
Notice of Dissolutee

Notice is hereby given that ne
ship heretofore existing betwe.
Hooton and Ray b. Glascock, III
and coal business, is this day a.
mutual consent.
RoBT. B. H0os.
RAY b. GLAscss
Mexico, Mo, Sept. Fl, 1880.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05
w. II. KEENAN,, CHM.
d. T, GENTRY, Sec'y,

The Irish-Americans of St. Louis
Indignantly protested against the out
rageous %caricature of Ireland and her
people, intended to be represented by
one of the floats in the Yelled Proph-
cts parade, and requested the mana
gers of the procession to remove the
Objectionable object, and, Is a con-
sequence, it didn't ''float.' The
scene was intended to represent an
Irish county fair in progress, sup
posed to be humorous, but it failed to
reach the average Irishman's expec-
tations, consequently it was with
drawn and another substituted.
Our friends, Walter and Lit Creig-
Ter, of Sturgeon, had a bet of the Gig
ars that they could ride to Mexico on
the passenger train without being
seen by the conductor. They were
standing on the front of the baggage
car the other night when the conduc-
tor, who was posted, came forward
and said: "Hullo, boys, come inside,
you will catch cold. Come back and
have a seat; you will get tired stand
ing up" They paid the cigars and
their fare.
If your time is out for the LEDGER
and you want it no longer drop us
a postal. Don't let it come on and
in a year or two say you did not want
it after the time was out and just
took it out because it came, not that
you cared to read it. The LEDGE
is published for people who want tt
read it. Don't take it out if yor
don't want to read it, for in this way
you rob the heathens to whom w
send every week all copies left over.
Il There should be an ordinance passed
compelling all the school children t.
come and go by the post-office morn
| ing, noon and night, and also call al
/ each recess. The way it is now only
about three-fourths of them think o.
1t. Seven hundred children calling
for mail four Or five times a day is (
| grand thing to witness, and besides il
t makes George Poteet appreciate wha'
it is to hold a Federal Office.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1882-10-05

Commencing with End Sabbath in
October, the post-ofiice will be open
from $3.50 to 4:30 p. m.
GEO. A. PoTEET, Postmaster.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1882-06-03
Boro-glyceride.

A barbarous looking name this, but 1t
is full of meaning, and if reports are
true its discovery is one of the greatest
boons to the human race. Its general
use will involve vast changes in the price
and distribution of human food. This
preparation is an antiseptic, discovered
or at least made known by Prof. Barff
of London. By using it, fresh meats,
game, fish, vegetables and fruit can be
kept for years untainted. At dinner
given in London to a number of leading
scientists, oysters, turtle, fish, meats,
game and fruit were partaken of which
had been kept from three to six months,
and yet were as fresh as if just brought
from the market. The London Times
very Justly declares that the discovery
is of the greatest practical value. One
is staggered in thinking of its possibili-
ties. In time it will lead TO the killing
of cattle near where the herds are graz
ing, for the meat can be preserved and
sent to any part of the world within a
year after it is killed. Hence the cruelty
connected with the shipping of cattle
will in few years be no more. This
will cheaper food the world over, and
will be a blow at or rather u modifica-
ton of the canning business. The in.
vention will give us summer berries in
January, and winter oysters in summer.
We can have green peas in early spring,
and sailed and smoked meats and fish
will be no longer a necessity. Boro-
glyceride is no secret preparation, it is a
chemical compound, and is known in
the nomenclature of that science as
C3 H5 BOB. 1t costs only about twenty
five cents a gallon. 1t can be used over
and over again. Its value is that it can
be equally valuable in preserving butter,
milk and eggs, as well as fish, flesh and
game. The next step of science will be
to give us artifcially made food.-Dem-
! oreSt'S MONTHLY.