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1 FREE Fonr Lawrence Jail Bird Mnke Good Their Etcapa. Splendid Arms In their Band! and Good Hones Under Tham. Bnd McDnnlel, tha Mnnelo Train Robber, one of the Nnmlwr. IFrom Kansas City Journal of Commerce 1 I.A whence, June 28. The city Is wild with excitement.

Four wlilto prisoners overpowered special deputy Estes, il i. intt mm DKiimi 1 1 1 1 1 11,11 ihul vi uu i about holf past six o'clock. The sheriff and denntv sheriff were awn v. nnd Estes opened the Jail door to admit a boy with water, and a rush was made, and lie surrendered before a shot had been flrcil. The four men who escaped aro W.

J. McDaniel, renowned as one ot the uncle train robbers, and who is a noted character In Western Missouri, supposed by many to belong to tho James- Younger gang of reckless and desperate Missouri outlaws. Wm. Dunn, alias II. E.

Montgomery, who wns held for stealing a horse some three months since, ire is a Kentucky outlaw, whoso life is but a record of crime and deviltry. He has served two terms in the penitentiary one In Mlsinnrl Ami nnn In k'snum. Robert Ingalls was waiting a preliminary trial for stealing meat from a ear on the Kansas Pacific rnilioail, at Junction City, about two months since. He wns captured at Kansas City ome two weeks ngo, by detectives, and wou'd have hail a preliminary trial to-day. Elijah Lcilford Is a pal of Ingalls', whose offense nnd capture are the same.

They look nil the amis In the jailer's office. McDaniel took a tine needle trim, and a belr with sixty rounds of ammunition; Dunn took a brace of Colt's revolvers und a box of ear- tridses; Ledford took a Henry rifle and ammunition Ingalls took a shot-gun unloaded, and a Smith Wesson revolver witn full chambers and Borne loose cartridges. McDaniel and Dunn took a horse from the sheriff's stable, nnd both mounted rode off double. Ingalls and Ledford struck out on foot. Nsar the edge of town, McDaniel nnd Dunn overhauled a team and took one valuable horse from the harness, and Dunn mounted and away they went.

Fifty Armed and mounted citizens started in pursuit, but were unsuccessful. It is thought that McDaniel crossed llie Wukarusa and went east through Johnson county. lie Is siek ami can hardly stand severe journcv. Tho wires have been extensively used, and it seems as though escape was impossible. later.

imorination nas just been received i. i. i. llinif uuu xsuiiit iui; in -iiuu-ju in uy 11 posse of farmers, and that officers havo started to their rescue. SECOND DISPATCH.

Laavrkxce, Juno 28. special to the Journal of Commerce. McDaniel and Dunn were discovered by three farmers about seven miles west of the city this afternoon, and after an exchange of shots were forced to abandon their horses and tako to the brush. The news was brought to this city, nnd thev arc now surrounded by one hundred armed citizens. They have had no food for thirty-six hours, nro fagged out and hotly pursued, McDaniel will be taken dead or alive.

Ledford und Ingalls have not been heard from and every effort Is aimed at tlio recapture of McDaniel, and our citizens nnd officers are bound to take him dead or alive. School Board Proceedings. Juno 20, 1ST5. All present except Mr. Bodinc.

The president, Dr. Winston, In the chair. Minutes of Inst mooting read and adopted. The beard resolved to have its annual report published In pamphlet form. The following bills were presented and order- cd paid A.

E. Wurdner, contingent expenses. 05 A. II. Wells, repairing clocks 2 00 O.

Monnlg, card S5 On motion of Mr. Kirhy, the board thanked Mr. Wardner for his faithful nnd suceesslul management of tlio schools during past year nnd regret that (lie financial conditiou docs not allow to pny him the salary for which he consented to remain here. On motion of Mr. Xitchy it was resolved to 'have niue months school next term, commencing September 13, 1875, and closing June 2, 1870.

giving two wee ks vacation during December. The salary for principal was tixed at $150 per month for next year. The following teachers were retained In their positions for next year at the same salaries: E. A. Zuondt.

Wm. Cross, Mrs. E. L. Rowc, Misses E.

Reynolds, Kate Southard, Rissie Con-diet and Hilda Sharp. Miss Sharp to take charge, of room No. 3. Miss Clara. Ricgcr was unanimously elected as teacher for room Xo.

0. On motion of Mr. Kirby it was reolvcd to give Mr. J. M.

Johnson testimonials, that he has given entire satisfaction to the board as a writing teacher during the time employed by them. Mr. Winston moved to postpono electiou for fprinciral and other teachers to ucxt meeting, Which wns lost. On motion of Mr. Knaup Mr.

F. A. Xitchy was elected principal for noxt year. Mr. Winston moved again to have no more elections to night, which was lost.

On motion of Mr. MeAdow Mr. Fred Rowe was elected first assistant at a salary of $100 per month, all present voting aye, except Mr, Winston, who, while the motion was pending, requosted Mr. Kirby to take the chair, and left the On motion of Mr. Kirby, Miss Lallie Murphy was elected assistant to room Xo.

1, at a salury of 35 per month. The bond of Peter Merers, county collector with Phil. E. Chappell, H. Clay Ewlug and J.

L. Smith as sureties, was approved. Board adjourned to next regular meeting. Oregon is now tlio bope of those who would promote shipbuilding in tho great Home Industry and Independence The following dialogue, reported in the Hatches Weekly Democrat, may very appropriately be Imagined to have location in many places even In Missouri "Hallo, stranger, vou seem to be going to market Yes, sir, lam." "What are you carrying that plow along forf "Ooing to send It to 'To Pittsburg, in Pcnnsylvonlar "You're mighty right I am." are you going to send It there forP "To got it sharpened." "All tho way to Pittsburg to get sharpen ed "You bet I We've starved our blacksmith out; he pulled up stakes the other day and went for Texas." "Well, that's rather a "hovel Idea my friend- sending a plow so far to get sharpened." Xot so novel as you heard It was. We do our milling In St.

Louis." "Is thut so "You're right it Is. We used to have a mill at Punklnvinn Creek, but the owner got too poor to keep it up, and so we turned to getting our grinding done at St. Louis. "You don't mean to say you send your crlst all tho way to St. Louis by rail?" "I didn't say nothing about gris we haint got no gris to send.

Hut wo get our flour and meal from St. "I see you have a hide on your wagon." "Yes; our old cow died last week. March winds blowed tho lile oul'n her. Send'n her hide to Boston to get it tanned." All the way to lloston? Is not that rather expensive my friend? The freights will eat the hide up." "Thai's a fact cleaner than the buzzards' did the old critter's carcass. Hut what's the use boln' tuxod to build railroads 'thout you get tho good of 'em? Used to hava a tanyard over at Llekskillct, and a shoemaker too.

Rut they've kcrflummuxcd." "Kcrlltimmuxcd what's that "It means gone up the spout and twixt you and me. that's mighty nigh the caso with our state." "When do you expect to get your leather?" "Don't expect to git no leather at all expect to get shoes some day, made ul lloston or thereabouts." "Rather a misfortune to lose a milk cow. inv friend." "Xot so much a misfortune as you heard it was. Monstrous sight of shuekin' nnd nubin' In a cow, nnd milkiu' her night ami mornin', and gettin' only about three quarts a day." "What are you going to do for "Send North for it." "Send North for milk." "Yes, concentrated milk and Goshen butter." "Oh I I see the point." "Might handy things these railroads make them Yankee fellers do our all jobs for us now do our smithin', and grindin', nnd tannin', and milkiu', r.nd clnirnin'." "I see you havo a bale of cotton." "Yes; wo go our bottom nleklo on cotton. Sondin' it up to Massachusetts to get it carded, spun and wove.

Time'll come when we'll semi it there to be ginned, then we'll be happy. Monstrous sight of trouble running theso gins." "That would bo rather expensive sending cotton in seed." 'Xo uioro so than them western fellers pays when they send corn east, and get a dollar bushel, ami pay six bits freight. IJesldcs. as I said, what is the uso of paying fur railroads 'thout wo use tho roads 'Vou seem to appreciate the advantages of railroads." 'X think wo ought we pay enough for 'em." '1 reckon vou fatten your own pork "Well, you reckon wrong, stranger. 1 get them Illmoy fellers to do thut for me.

It's mighty convenient, too monstrous sight of tronblo toting a big basketful of corn three times a day to hogs in a pen 'specially when you haint got none to tote it to." "I should think so." "There's one thing lucking, though, to make tho business complete." 'What's that?" 'They ought to send them hogs ready cooked. Oookln', ami preparing' wood tor cookin', takes up a heap of time that ort rights to bo In tho cotton patch, i was savin' to my oid woman tho other day, it' we Mississippi folks get our cookin' and wushin' done up north and sent by express, we'd bu ns happy us ollico holders. "Your horso in the laa.l there seems to bo lame." 'Yes. needs If ho wasn't the only horso l'vo got. and 1 can't spare him, I'd send him up where thuy made I ho horse-shoes anil nails und get him shod.

Can't got such a thing done In our parts. I'erlinps I cun at the depot." "llow do you manage) 10 live in your parts, my old friend:" Why. wo raise cofton. My road turns olf here, stranger, (ice, Hall buck, Brandy. I'm glud I seed you, stranger." 1775.

1875. Grand Social Picnic THE FAIR GROUND! On Monday, July nth. 187.1, under tho auspices of the Jefferson City Snorting Club. Kire Zouaves and Associates." A general invitation is extended to all who wish to purtiike in tho festivities of tho day. "Tlio Antique und Horrible" procession will bo one of tho grundost affairs ever witnessed In Jefferson City, in which it is hoped all citizens, organizations, clubs ami business houses of the elty.will Join.

The Seven Associates will display many laughable features of their ancient association. The processsion will be organized uud start from tlio court house, ut i'a a. tn. sharp, from which phico they will "inarch, ninrch nwuy" to bo musto of tho "Little (ionium Hand." An excellent band has been proourod to play at tha fair grounds din ing the day nnd evening for those who delight to trip tho light "fantastic toe." Croquet grounds will bo arranged, a base ball mutch, suck race, greased pig race, wheel burrow race, pigeon shooting und many other amusements. Suitable prizes will bo given to tho winning contestants of the different amusements.

Swiiius will bo erected for the children. No guns will be allowed on the grounds loaded, only as they urn used iu the pigeon shooting, and guards will also be stationed around tlio shooting grounds so that there can bo no possible 'lunger ot aauidents. A sutllcient police force will be in attendance to preserve order. To defray the expenses of the eelebrution a small fee will bo charged at the gate for gentlemen only ladies and children tree. Come one, ooine all, and wake it a gala dtry for Jefferson, HIS TO It IX A BOTTLE.

How the German Giri.8 Sent the Story OK TlIKlK CAPTIVITY TO THE Gl'LF Coast from the Headwaters of the Brazos. No littlo Interest lias boon manifested In tlio German family, a portion of whom were brutally munlercd by tho Clieyennes and Arapnhoe Indians on their way Ironi Georgia'to Colorado, nnd the remainder, tho two eldest daughters, carried into cup-tivity, though now happily restored to civilization once more. Tlio particulars of their capture, and the tnlos ol their terrible while hold by tho parages were heartrending in the extreme, and aro iamiliitr to our readers, but there Is another littlo unpublished episode connected with their checkered career wfiich wo will give our readers. Some time since, wo aro inlormcd by William Keritis, ot Texas, a bottle was nicked up on tlio beach on tho Gulf ot Mexico, near tlio mouth of tho llrassos river; which, upon examination, was found to contain a paper on which was written an account ol tho German girls ami tlio names of the various members ol tho family, how tho parents wero murdered, together with other tacts nnd incidents also tlu.ii' approximate location and tempory camp, which was evidently on the headwaters of the llrazos. This bottle had been corked tip tightly by Catharine and Sophia, tin) two eldest sirls, and thrown into the river, in hopes it might reach civilization in that wav, and straiiire to sav, alter having traveled 800 or 1,000 miles along the devious winding nnd chaKging current of tho Lone Star State's must magnificent stream, it was picked up mi the Gulf of Mexico, many weeks al'tor the captive girls had written this buttle history ol their sufferings, and about the snnie time the story ot their eventful and humble eight months' captivity was given to the world from their own lips.

Wichita Deacon. XEW A ERTISEM EXTS. ADAM GOLLER, JEFFERSON CI IV, MAN'l rACTl KI.lt OK AMI IN FU11NITTJ11E! I IK EVKRY DKSCIttl-TION. MOULDINGS OF ALL KINDS, LOOKING GLASSES, AT THE LOWEST CASK. TRICES SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVKX TO FI'XKRALS We keep constantly on hand a hu ge assortment of Metallic liitiiiif Cases, Collins, Kfe.

Julyi-wly A $25,000 HOTEL FOR $1,00, Four $5,000 Prizes S12.M0 IN CASH PREMIUMS MoberJy Gift Concert Associ'n, A. T. BISSEL, Gen'l Manager. Tho Mobcrlv Concert Association will givo Grand Concert at MOBERLY, MISSOURI, JULY 31, 187.1, and will distribute to tho Ticket Ilolders ineifts. 75,000 tickets at $1.00 each.

Oxk Gut Guaranteed to Every Tex Consecutive Tickets. The following prominent and well known citizens havo becu selected to net upon committees for tho purpose of supervising the Concert and who pledge themselves to imartl against everything that is not just anil right, to ticket holders, both in tlio disbursement of funds and iu the manner of conductim: the Concert. It is tlioir duty to Inspect all books an'J records, and If at any time the all'alrs are improperly conducted, their indication of the fact will bo publicly given otherwise their guarantee is a sure protection against any possibility of wrong. GENERAL SUI'ERVISrNQ COMMITTEE! Hon. T.

P. AVliitc. T. It. Patton, W.

A. Martin, II. s. Friest. S.

T. Griffith. COMMITTEE ON DISBURSEMENTS Will Firth, Wm. Moodv, B. Levy, J.

L. Wright. References Korimiu J. Colmiin, Lieutenant Governor; Hon. Theo.

Uruce, State Senator; Hon. Wm. Quaylo, Representative; lion. H. M.

Porter, member ot Constitutional Convention Hon. J. II. Uuekholder. Mavorof Moberlv; Joel Smith, A.

P. Terrill, Citv Council Citv of Mobcrly; Mechanics' Savings Rank, Averv and Wooilfolk, and further reference, any business or professional man in the city of Moberlv, or J. S. Loekridge, Sturgeon Muj. ltueker, Constitutional Convention It.

L. Belingslv North 2nd St. Louis, Mo. Tickets for sale at. Rommel's Book Store and the P.

O. News Stand. Jefferson City, where full particulars can be obtained. td. NOTICE OF FINAL SETT LEM EXT.

ALL creditors and others interested in tho estato of B. II. Iluakc, deceased, are here-by notitied that the undersigned, administrator of said ofctato. Intends to make linal settlement thereof at the next term of tho countv court of Colo county, to bo begun and held at tho court house In the city of Jellersou, on the first Jlon-dav of August, A. 187.1.

june20-td. HENRY PULL.E. Administrator. In Bankruptcy, In the District Court n) the United Strifes, fur the Western District of Missouri. In the matter of Mark II.

Wilson, 5-In Bankruptcy. Bankrupt. A second general meeting of tho creditors ot said Bankrupt will be held ut Jellersou Citv, in said District, on the 23d day of June, 187i1, at 10 o'clock A. at the office of Cbus. K.

Hess, one of tho Registers In Bankruptcy, in said District, for the purposes, nunifd In tlio 27lli section of tho Bankrupt Act ot March 2, 1807. HOMER REED, Assignee. TAKE WARNING; 'In All Whom It May Concern: NOTIOK 18 IIF.ItKBY GIVEN THAT TUB UN ilersigueil will prosecute to the full extent of the law, all trespassers upon his Holds, by hunt-ers, Ushers or others. Parents are nmvially warned that thov will be held responsible for the nets uf theirrhildren. npSO-dtf.

G. II. DULLE. Dissolution of Co-pttrtncrsliip Jekferson City, March 0. 187.1.

The eo partnership heretofore existing between E. Druebiger and C. Knnullat, Merchant tailors, doing business under the stvlo nnd firm of Druebiger KncrnHat. is this day dissolved bv mutual consent. C.

Knntilat assume all the obligations of the firm ami will collect all debts dun them. K. PRI'KIIIOKR, inrlO C. Dissolution of Co-pnrtticrslilp, Jkkkersox CITY, Mo. March 4, 187.1.

Tho Co-partnership heretofore existing between N. W. Chain, J. K. Wilson fc merchants doing business under (lie style and tirm of Chain.

Wilson is this dav dissolved by mutual consent. J. K. Wilson Co. assumes ail tlie obligations of tho linn und will collect all debts due them.

N. W. CHAIN, mar.ldtf J. K. Wll.suN Ci.

Iii Bankruptcy, ASSIGNEE'S NIlTirK OK HIS AHVINTMEX T. Western District of Missouri The undersigned hereby gives not ice of his appointment as assignee of lason L. Morlati.in the countv of Johnson, and State of Missouri, within said district, who lias been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own petition by the United States District Court for said district. may H. 15.

HAMILTON. city, May 21. 187.1. Assignee. Dissolution Notice.

partnership hcrctuluiv exist ins: between 1. J. II. Itodine and ('. V.

Lehman, under the nam" and stvle of llodinc fc Lohutan, having expired by effluxion of time and the said partnership dissolved, and the said C. K. I.oh-nian having purchased all the riuhts and interest of the said J. II. Bodinc in said partnership assets and assumes the pavincnt, of all debts due by said partnership.

All parties indebted to said partnership are required to settle with the said C. K. Lehman. Also the said ('. K.

Lehman assumes all debts of ISodine. 1 1 ill and is authorized to collect all debts due said linn. C. l.UIIMAX, J. II.

liolUNE. March 111. 1S7.1. aprS-tf Administrator's tUTOTICK is hereby given, thai Letters of Ad-Xl mi-tnitioii upon the estate of Marfialvtiu r-ehueider. deceased, have lieeu granted to mo ly the Colo County Court, bearing date he l.Mh day of All persons indebted to said estate are re-fiiesteil to see mo.

as soon as convenient, iu re-Hard lo making their payments. Anil all persons having any claims against said eslate are. reipilred to exhibit them to mo for allim'auce, within one year from Ihu date of said letters, or they may he precluded from any beuellt of said estate: and it said claims lie not exhibited ithin two years from the date of said letters, they ill he forever burred. M.MON KKRL, Administrator. Ill the District Court of the United States fur the Western DUtrivt of Missouri: In the matter of L.

O. Hiver fc In Bankruptcy. Bankrupt. 3 A second general meeting of the creditors of said bankrupt will be held at Jellersou City in said District, on the 3nth day of June. 1S7.1.

at 10 o'clock ii. ut the office" of Clias, E. Hess, one of the registers in bankruptcy of said district court, for said district, lor the purpose named in the 27th section of the llankritpt Act of March 20. 1807- LEWIS L. L.

A LLEX, Asisgnee. Iu Baukrtintcy. In the District Court of the United States fur the Western District of Missouri. In the patter of Samuel Ilolziuan Email- In Bankruptcy. ucl M.

Knsmingcr, bankrupts. To the Creditors ol the above named Bankrupts Take notice that said bankrupts havo tiled, in said District Court, tlieirpetition for a discharge from all their debts, and that said court has appointed the listli day ol June A. D. 1S7.1, at 10 o'clock a. in.

ol said day, before the Honorable Arnold lirekel. Judge of said court, at Clumbers in tlio City of Jellersou. iu said district, as the time and place when anil whero you may attend and show cause, if any you lutvo.why the prayer of said petition should not be granted. And you are also notitied that the third meeting of the creditors of said bankrupts will be held before Charles E. Hess, Register, at his office in the City of Jcll'erson, iu tlio county of Cole, in said district, at 10 o'clock n.

in. on the lttth day of June, A. D. 1875. and that on said day I shall tile my final account ns assignee of said bankrupts, and shall then apply to said court for a sett lenient of inv saiil account and a discharge from all liability as assignee of said estate, in accordance with the provisions of the Sstli section of the Bankrupt ot of March 2, 1S07.

J. C. BABBITT, Assignee. TItUTEE'S SALE. WHEREAS, Henry A.

Bragg and Louisa W. lining, his wife, ol tho county ol Cole ami State of Missouri, by their certain Deed of Trust, dated the ninth day of September, eighteen hundred and seventy-four, and recorded in lie Recorder's office of 'Cole county, iu Deed-Book pages RU. 13.1 and 13ll, conveying to the undersigned, J. S. iteming, as Trustee, all their right, title, interest and estato in and to the following described real estate situated in tlio county of Cole, State of Missouri, as tollows: Sub-division eleven (11) of in-Iots in tlio citv of Jefferson, numbered on the plat thereof four hundred and seventy-one (471), as made by Miller and Piuilsel, said property fronting oh Madison street, immediately below a private alley, twenty-seevn (27) feet, eleven (11) Inches, and running back one hundred and eightv-eight (188) feet, and eight (8) Inches to another private alley uud being the same property on which 1IARMONIE HALL is now situate; which said conveyance was made in trust to secure tho payment of a certain promisor- nuto and interest in said deed described, and whereas the said note lias long since become due and remains unpaid, now.

therefore, in accordance with the provisions of said Deed ot Trust, and at the request of tlio legal hofder of said note, I will proceed to sell tho above described real estate at tho Court Ilouso door, In the City of Jefferson, in tho county of Colo, State aforesaid, to tho highest bidder for cash, at public auction, on SATURDAY, tho 28th DAY of AUGUST, 187.1 between the hours of nine In Hie forenoon and five in the afternoon of that dav. to satisilv said note with interest, together with the cost and expense of executing this trust. J. 8. FLEMING, Triisles.

Dated this 17th day of Juuc, 1875. In Bankruptcy. In the District Court of the United Statu for tha Wettern District uf Missouri. In the matter of Win. Porter A C.

M. Wilcox In Bankruptcy. Baukrupt. 7ofi Creditor! of said liaukruyts: Take notice that the second meeting of the ered tors of the above named bankrupts will be held before Charles K. Hess.

Register iu Bank-rupty. tit his office in Hie citv of Jefferson. Ill said district, at 10 o'clock a. on the 10th iy of July, A. D.

1H7.1. in accordance with the pni-visions of the 27th section of the bankrupt act of 2. 1807. JAMES C. BABBITT, Assign, e.

jtllil82dl In bankruptcy. Asshsnkk's Notice ok ins AiToi.vniKsr. District of Missouri, J-ss. The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis appointment as assignee of John Mellenry Thomas Owens mid Don Carlos Brown, composing the tirm ol John -Henry Comtiany. late of the city of Scilalia, countv of I'ettis.

and State of Missouri, within said District, who have been aditidged bankrupts upon petition j.of creditors, be Hie United States Dis trict Court Tor said District. Jellersou Citv, June lt. s7.1. GEORGE C. HEARD.

Assignee, if John Mellenry Co. line" ll-v3. Ill llatikruptcy. Iu the mallei' of of I. I .1 of M.

Ih 11 M. 1. II A I) I. A Ii I'm i ml; llptey. l.

Ilradlev A M'as I Mershntl. A Warrant in I'ankruptev has hoen issued out of the Iiistrlet Court of the 1 nlted Males, for the Western District of Mr-souri, against the estate of M. II. Ilriulley and sns Marshall, of tin Coiintv of in s-iid liis. Iriet.

ii'Mudgetl Imtikrnpts upon the petition of their creditors; and the payment of any debts, and the delivery of any property bcloiiMing to said bankrupts to tlieni or for their use. nnd the transfer of any property by them are forbidden by law. A meeting of the creditors of said bankrupts to prove theirdetits. and elioose one or mere assignees of their estate, ill he hold nt a Court of llankropley. to lie holden on tho cth ilny of A.

I. at liio'eloek a in Missouri, before Charles Mess, one of the Registers in llunkruptcv ot said Court. SMITH. I nileel Mates Marshal, as Messenger. Western Histriet of In ISaiiWi'iipt I rM Of I'll Stftr Western District of Missouri: litvtho nuitler of W.

II. I. I. s. In Iiunkrupt.

i A Warrant in lSankruptcv lias been out of the Histriet Cinirt of the I nile.1 Mates, for tlie Western Hi-triit of Mi "mri. against the estate of W. II Wells, of hi' countv of Johnson. In said District, ad edged a Hank rupt. upon tlie petit on of his creditors, and the payment of any debts, and the delivery of any properly belonging tit snid llnnl-rttpt.

to hint into his use. and the transier of any properly by-liim arc lorhiddcn by law. A meeting ol' the creditors of said Hank rupt. to prove their debts and choose one or more assignees of his estirto will be held at Hie Court of llankruplcv, to be hoi ten on the dav of A. 1 1.

at hi o'clock A. at citv, Missouri, before Chillies Mess. Register. smith. United stales Marshal, lis Messenger.

Western District id' Missouri. Jue-i-iill-wJ. I ii IJankruptcy. District Court of I he United States for tlie Western District of -Missouri This Is to give notice Hint on the 11th day of June. A.

175, a warrant in bankruptcy was issued outof the District Court of Iho United Stales, for tho Western Districtof Missouri, estate of Jeiciiiiani Clark, of John-sou county, ill said district, wlio has been adjudged a bankrupt upon bis own pel, lion: 'That the payment of any debts, and the delivery of any property belonging to said bankrupts, to him, or for his use. and tlie transfer of any property by him are forbidden by law; a meeting of the creditors of said bankinpt, to prove their debts, and choose one or more assignees of his estate, will be held at a Court of to be holden on the Oth day of July, A.I 187.1, at o'clock a. at Citv. Mis-oiiri. before Charles K.

Hess, one of the Registers iu Bankruptcy of said court. GEO. SMITH. Unilcd States Marshal, as Messenger. Western District of Missscui'i.

By Henry Xitchy. Deputy. IX BANKRUPTCY. District Court of the Unitei. Sfales i lor tlie Western Dixtriot of Missouri.

Ii This Is to give notice: That on tlie 11th dav of June, A. 187.1. a warrant in llankriiptcy was issued out of the District Court of the United States for Hie Western District of Mis souri, against tlio Estate of William E. Chester, of Holden. in tlie countv of John-on in said I) strict, who has been adiudgid a bankrupt on his own petition That the payment of any debts, and the delivery of any property belong-to said Bankrupt, to him.

or for Ids use, and tlio transfer of anv property bv hbn are forbid den by luw: That a meeting of the Creditors of said Bankrupt, porove their debts and chooso one or more Assignees of his Estate, will be held at a Court ol liankruptey. to be holden on the 7th day of July. A. 187.1, at 10 o'clock a. at Jefferson City.

belore Charles E. Hess, Register. GEORGE SMITH, U. S. Marshal, Western District of Missouri.

Bv llENUY NlTCIIV. Deputy us Messenger. june lO-dltwit. Truster's Sale. WHEREAS BAYI.ESS AVARD AND Julia Ward, lis wife, did by their certain deed of trust, bearing date the' Kith day of August.

Is71, and recorded in 'he Recorder's office of Colo county. in Book pages 22S lo 231. convey to the undersigned Trustee tlie followingdescrilicd real estato situate, lying and being iu the county of Cole, and Slate of Missouri, to wit: Ono acre and (Ifly-bimdredtlis ot an acre, being part of out-lot lliirtv-sevi'ii. in the City of in Die county of Cole, in the Slate of Missouri, fronting on Elm street Hie width of one acre and a half anil running back lor ipiantity, was to make one and it half cere, more or less, which said conveyance was made in trust, to secure the payment of a certain promissory note therein mentioned and described aiid, whereas said note Is duo and unpaid; Now, thereloro. ut tlio rcipie st of Hie owner ot said note, and under ami in ptirsu unco of said deed of trust, the undersigned Trustee, will on SATURDAY.

Iho 24th DAY of JULY, 187.1, between the hours of nine o'clock in the forenoon and four o'clock In tlio afternoon of said dav. before the Court Hou-e door.in the City of Jefferson, in the county of Cole, nnd 'Slate of Missouri, expose tor sale, at public vendue or oiitu'y, for cash, tlio said real estate, for the payment of said promissory note, witli all interest that may have accrued thereon, together with the costs and expenses of bin trust. J. B. EDWARDS, unc30-td.

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