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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,
y woodstock Va. January 4th 1871
Mark Bird, J. W. R. Moore and Elizabeth Moore
Executors OF Chas. Moore decd, who sue for them
selves and ell the lien creditors Of Jno. P Funk
houser and Elizabeth Funkhouser VINO viii con
tribute to tie costs Of this suit Commits
AGAINST
Jno. P. Fuakhouser and Elizabeth Funh1ou
Detts In Chancery.
To conp!ainants and defenants'
Take notice that have fixed upon Thursdly,
the 8th day CT February 1877, at my Office 10 exc
cute decree of the circuit court Of Shenandoah
county rendered at its December Term 1875 in the
above named cause requiring me to take an ac-
count of all the liens by Judgment or otherwise
binding the zeal estate OF the defendants and
arrange them il the order Of their priorities and
ascertain a1d report upon the gross and annual
value OF the said real estate OF the said defendants
and any other matter I may deem pertinent or
that either party may require.
When and where YOU are required to attend
Given under my hand as COMMIT ii Cl1y. OF said
court the day and year first aforesaid.
+. Z. STICkLEY.
Jan. 4-4w. w. s w. p.q.
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TERMS OF SALE:

Ten percent. cash in hand and the balance in
three equal animal instanents with interest from
day Of SALE purchaser to give bond with app roved
personal security, and a lien TO be reserved upon
the property.
II. H. RIDDLEBERGER.
Jan. 4-3w. Trustee & Commissioner.
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Jan, 4-4W. ". q ". n. n.
COMMISSIONERS. OFFICE

4 WIN l0oION III = OF Z ICE,
~ Woodstock, Va. Jan. 3. 1877.
d. w. Prescott, and Jno. j. Stone
burner partners under the name and
style OF Prescott & Stoueburrer.
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TWO STORY BRICK. HOUSE.

adjoining the said Hotel property. This House
was formerly used a store room and is suscepti-
BILE of being converted to that purpose again if
although it is occupied as a dwell
ing The sale will take place promptly at II O'Clock
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lNOMNISSIONERS OFFICE
w. Woodstock Va. January 4th 1871
Cofrotb Miller, who sue for themselves and a Il
the creditors Of w. A. Wightman decd. who viii
come in and contribute to the costs Of this suit
Copplainants,
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
X WOODSTOCK, January 4th 1877.
Obed Funk adrnr. Of Philip Warner decd Co-nplt
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AGAINST


G.. W. Roontz admr of W, A. wIshtnlau dec d.
Julia A. Wightrnan {xiiow] VIM. A, Cbas, and
Henry 7. WightTnan and G. W. Kooutz ainr. of
Sani. Wightnan, decd. Defts.
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Ne,c advertisements.
1877 BAnr1so "a FF WEEKLY sun, 1877
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
Attic LowPRICE oFsl 50 PER YEAR,
POSTAGE PREPAID
classes of readers, THE WEEKLY SUN is EN-
nh atical1v n pa nc p fnr

Will be found deserving of the attention Of a
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
u Woodstock, Va. Jan ,. 1877.
Samuel Frayel admr. Of Garth. Painter
'e' 0 Complt.
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Won Moltke expressed himself at a
recent military gathering to the effect
that Rusaia, in making war against
Turkey, was emsarking on a great and
difficult enterprise. In 1928 the Turks,
with barely 10000 raw levies, resisted
for long tine the onslaughts of 12O, eco
well equipped and and disciplined Rus
slams, whose numbers were kept up by
continual reinforcements ; in the pre-
sent emergency the Russians would
have still less reason to anticipate an
easy and rapid success.
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Neac Advertisements.

PUBLIc SALE
L. OF TOWN PROPLRTY.
= Pursuant to decree of the Circuit Court of
Shenandoah county, rendered at the April term
1876, the undersigned substituted trustee of Geo.
f. Hupp, will offer for sale to the highest bidder ON
SATURDAY, JANUARY Goth, 1877,
in front of the virg inia Hotel in the town of
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13
A Clairvoyant's Conquest.

The Denver and Rio Grande rail
road train of last Thursday night
brought TO our town young lady.
very prepoS>e>>ing in appearance, and
lately from California. Her name
was Mrs. Bessie Sweeny AMI her occu-
patton was that of a clairvnyaut. in
which she Is said 10 excel. Intending
to follow her profession. she took quar-
tiers ut the American Restaurant,
where those who wished to consult her
Oh their past. present .nd future des-
tiny were invited Saturday she
formed the acquaintance of our popu-
lar Deputy Sheriff. James III. Durfee,
and love. tina; slumberiEg element
within them. burst out suddenly.
During their interview the tender mys-
terry was explained; their souls thrilled.
their nerves Initiated. and, in fact.
their brief interview caused such a
state of mental ecstasy that they de-
termined to rhapsodize no further.
but If. after one nights serious DELHI
Grafton, the tender passion still burned
fiercely. Ia be united. The morrow
revealed the fac, that their hearts were
sealed and that they were necessary
10 the existence Of each other. 50
the ceremony was hastily consum-
mated as before stated.
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A Foolish Fisher.

Edward W. Fisher went to a pic
mic in Harrisburg. Pa, with a girl,
and during the day fell gradually but
surely in love with her. In the even
ing he wished TO call on her, but she
told him she had an engagement
with another fellow. who WAS to
spend the evening with her. Fisher
went under her window and took laud.
anum, but the dose was not sufficient
to kill. Then he shot himself. but
The bullet missed his heart. making a
wound from which he will recover.
lie is now being nursed BY the girl,
and she NAV learn To love him. after
the story book fashion, although as
vet she says: "He's too big an idiot
to live, but | don't want him to die OH
my account
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CUT IT DOWN I!

Mr.. Rutherford B. Hayes is of a
thrifty turn of mind, and has already.
from the savings of his salary, more
than made good all the money he invest
ed in the Presidential campaign. His
present mode of life in the White House
is estimated by those who are we'll in
formed to cost under $4,000 a year,
ceremonious dinners included. On
the 4th of March next he will have
quite $50, 900 to his credit in bank,
as economy of a single year, after pay,
ing some of his political debts and all
of his household expenses. With a
frugal family and cold water hospital
ity, a Fraudulent President can make
money on fifty thousand a year.
Mr.. Lincoln became Independent on
so. 900 year, and Gen. Grant must
nave retired rich to keep up the state
he maintains in Europe. His second
term was the beginning of the new sys
tenn, and the outcome Ofthe era of prod
gality which eliminated in 1873.
From Washington down to Grant the
Presidents pay had been $685. 600 q
wear. and it was abundant. The Re
publicans doubled it to crafty Grant,
and Hayes is the beneficiary of that
extravance. as he Is of the fraud by
which Tilden was cheated out of the
Presidency.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13
THE ELECTIONS.

The reports from the New York
election, last night, are more encour-
aging, and the Assembly is reported
to stand-Republicans, IS: Demo
Gratis, 81.
In Nebraska there has been hall
ing of in the Republican vote attr'o'
utable 70 an independent ticket and
lack of interest
Massachusetts, has gained two Re
publican Senator's, while il is estimated
that the Republicans have carried
Wisconsin by about 5000 majority
the Greenhack ticket in the State Is
reported TO have received b, 600 votes.
New Jersey elects Mcclellan by a
sweeping majority.
Ii must be borne in mind that the
above is based upon the associated
press report. the animus OF which l.
strongly Republican.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13
LONG TIlGI WAITING.
.ovs Triumphant Alter Fifty Years

Last week the Whitehall CN. Y.)l
papers contained the simple notice Of
the marriage Of s. Lyman Dwight (,
of that place. to Mrs. Nancy Adams,
Of Carson City. New. Away back in
the year 1927 Lyman Dwight was a
lad seventeen years old. poor, and &C.
customed to earn lis own living.
About that time he became devoted
to girl two years younger, and the
Young mans sentiments were unques-
iionably reciprocated by her. Her
family was u wealthy one. About
that time Dwight obtained employ
ment ON sloop that piled tie waters
Ut Lake Champlain. and while fol-
lowing that calling left MS native vii
lage. South Hero. The girrs parcnts
learned Of his vocation, aud consider
ed it too mental, demanded that all
intercourse between the two should
cease. Finding that the dictates Of
Lore Overcame all obstacles while the
young people were near each other
the girl was taken to St. Lawrence
county to live, and rs time went on
she apparently forgot the choice OF
former days. for she married a man
named Adams. who became infused
with the gold fever in lSI9 and de-
parted tor California. lie WAS in
dustrious, and accumulated q fortune
from gold mining. About 1858 his
family Joined him on the Pacific slope
and remained there until the children
had become heads of families. Some
time in 1887 the elder Adams died.
and his widow remained single, de-
voting herself to the family, of which
certain members have became promi.
nent, one son at present filling the
position Of lieutenant-sovernor OF
Nevada, while another Is mayor oI
Carson City in the same State. During
the long interval Dwight linser-
ell around the vicinity where he wa
horn, and after emharking in several
different c.,llins<. finally became sue
ce,siul merchant. lie was also ma.
ried. but his wife died some three
years ago. Learning by chance
where Mrs. Adams lived, the attach
ment for his first love- again assert
ell itself, ard a correspondence was
commenced. After a few months he
for the second time proposed marriage,
and no obstacle preventing, she came
from Nevada a few weeks ago and
met Mr.. Dwight. the two not having
seen each other since they were separ-
a,ed. as stated. On Sunday they met
at the Iodine Spring House. South
lIcro-the home Of their childhood -
ani were married by Rev. George ;.
Guernsey. Thus, after space OF
fifty years has ela>ped, they are ut last
united, and live conten,edly together
ut Whitehall.
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kansas City Times.

Kansas City Tunes
A few nights ago q young medical
student of this city, who is old enough
to know better. made up his mind to
have little lark all by himself, and
TO this end arrayed himself in most
gorgeous apparel and salIlied forth in
quest Of adventures new. The first
place he visited was saloon, where lie
treated himself literally TO corn juice.
and left the saloon In a semi state ri
JOYOUS unconcern and recklessness, and
to use a common expression was about
three sheets in the wind. lie didn't
care whether school kept or not. and
was inditi, rent As To the price Of pota.
toes or corn. Several other saloons on
Main street were next visited by this
Young gent and liberal allowance Of
the Intoxicating fluid taken aboard
after which Maison de Joie on ont
of the avenues was visited and the
Young man proceeded to spread him
self in fine style. lie was the Pos
SCISSOR Of a fine gold watch and chain
which excited the attention at one
of the girls and aroused within her g
morbid desire TO possess it which be
came SO strong that she grabbed the
same and fed to her room. The
young man left the house and FASTENED
for the nearest policeman. The latter
returned with him TO the house and
the girl was placed under arrest. A
this stage of game she burst out cry
ing and asked the officer if the restor
alton of the watch and chain wonls
secure her from punishment. Th'
young man replied in the affirmative
and the girl produced the articles ant
was released from custody The ex
perience of this young medical student
will probably he a lesson TO him III thu
future, and should teach him that thu
ladder of fame Is not reached by any
such process as this. Go slow yOun:
man and watch the corners. Otherwis'
Won are liable to be triPped.
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uaafhl KnoWledRa.
, three miles an hour.

A man walks three miles an hour.
\ horse trots seven.
Steamboats, run Is.
Sailing vessels make 10.
Slow rivers flow four.
Rapid rivers How seven.
Storms move 80.
Hurricanes 80.
A riAe-ball 200 miles a minute.
Sound LIB.
Light 10000.
Electricity. $50, 900.
A barrel Of -four weighs 1876 pounds.
4 barrel of pork 200.
\ barrel of powder, %.
\ firkin of butter, Sc.
\ tub Of butter, 81.
Wheat, beans and clover seed, GO
pounds to the bushel.
Corn, rye and fax seed, 81.
Buckwheat 80.
A bushel Of rice 60.
Barley, 48.
Oats. 30.
Coarse salt. IS.
Sixty drops make teaspoonful.
Three tsaspoonful-one third Of an
ounce.
Four thousand eight hundred ana
forty square yards make an acre.
A square mile, $40 acres.
To measure an acre, 200 feet OF
each side making an acre within :
inch.
There are 2.75O languages.
One person dies at each pulsation o
the heart.
A generation is fifteen years.
Average Of life 81 years.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13
How the Pope Was Saved.


The Marquis de Surge, a jealous
Roman Catholic. has published a book
in which he tells number Of things
concerning the Pope. One Of them is
that in 1866. the Pope being seriously
i'll. a young lady of Marseilles. named
Leautari. resolved to off up her life
in his place AMI asked his permission
to do SO. After some thought the
Pope told her to go and do what the
Spirit Of God suggested to her. The
next day she partook Of the sacrament,
expressed the desire of her heart fer
vently. was seized with sharp pain,
and in three days was dead. On hear.
ing of her death Pho Mono exclaimed ::
$50 soon accepted" The Marquis
processes his belief that this sacrifice
made in his behalf accounts for the
Pope's long life.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13

Englandis obelisk has been recovered
after it was supposed lost at sea, and
is now being held at Spanish port,
until the determination of a law suit
concerning it which grew out of its
abandonment by the contractors dur
ing Q heavy storm. The contractors
refuse to pay salvage.
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Starvation in the Midst Of Plenty


4 correspondent writes from Con-
stantinople to the effect that the char
vest is so rich throughout the Turkish
province. that 30O.O men and the
whole of the cavalry can he fed for a
year on the tithes alone. In Angora,
last years ti.hes are not yet consumed /;
aud this years crops throughout the
Nilavet have been so abundant that
the authorities do not know where to
find room to stow the tithes awav."
This is strange. We were under the
impression that last year half Asia
Minor was suffering from famine. At
any rate. that was the impression here
when subscriptions were raised for the
sufferers. On second consideration.
however, it is not strange. Abund
ance of Government tithes in Turkey
and famine amongst the people are
quite reconcilable phenomena.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13
THE TEXAS PACIFIC.

The situation of the Texas Pacific
question, before the country, was never
so satisfactory in all respects as it is
today. The absolute necessity of a
competing railroad across the CONT
nent is felt by the people, upon whose
industry and resources direct subsidy
of more than - millions a year is lev.
led in the form of extortionate freight
and fares by the present monopoly.
The Government having established
this monopoly, is bound to give the
people relief,-is bound to furnish the
remedy; competing line. Unaided
private enterprise cannot enter the
field against Government built and
Government sustained monopoly.
The cry of "no more national aid,
set up by the owners of the existing
single line, if acceded to, will simply
make their monopoly permanent, and
the people understand it.
The opposition of the financial and
commercial power Of the great North
ern cities and San Francisco toa com.
peting Pacific Railroad on the 32d par.
allel. is also understood. This oppcsi-
ton is solely in the interest of a trade
monopoly of those cities; it Is purely
mercenary; there is not one particle
of honesty of conscience in it. The no
more subsidy" protests of the press of
those cities, as applied to the Texas
Pacific, is hypocrisical humbug, and
deceiyes no intelligent man. Con-
gress viii take up this question and
act upon its merits, and a properly
framed act to aid the completion of this
great Southern competing line to the
Pacific will have the endorsement of
the masses throughout the country.
No one, who has taken pains to scan
the press at large, mot the half dozen
journals of the great ci.ies), can. doubt
this. The public sentiment of the
country is in favor of the Texas Pa
ciic measure by a very great majority.
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There are eighteen Republican ex-
cuses why Ohio went Democratic, but
Ben Buffers is probably the most
lucid. He says: "She went because
she did, and dam6care
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ROBBED.

A Young Medical Student Of this
City Goes out on o Night-Lark,
and Gets Taken Ina Female
Relieves Him Of His Watch and
Chain-A Policeman Receivers
Them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13

Ben. Perley Poore says that Bah
cock made all the trouble between
Grant and Charles Sumner. In those
San Domingo days there were nc
Babcock extinguishers.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13
"Who the Hills Welsh ?"

w no the Ills WelSu
Was the profane and characteristic
inquiry Of large proportion of the
curious when the name of Jno. Welsh,
of Philadelphia, was mentioned in con.
nection with the appointment Of
minister to England. The following
little inventory of his estate in Cuba
will show who he is:
Estate Purio owners. Messrs. s. & W. Welsh.
Acres Of land, 100. acres Of cane. so.
Slaves, It's freedmen, none coolies, none.
Gross value Of crop, sie,s5. net value. sls."co
The Purio estate was formerly
owned by branch of the Yznaga
family. The firm Of S. & w. Welsh,
familiar for forty years to the commits
sion merchants and tax collectors OF
Havana, is the firm of Samuel &
William Welsh, West India mer-
chants Of so South Wharves, Phila-
deiphia. Mr.. John Welsh. who has
been nominated by Mr.. Hayes to be
Minister to England, is an active
partner in the house of S. & W.
Welsh.
In a list Of two hundred and eight
SHAREHOLDERS, published in the Havana
Gaceta of Oct. Is. there appears but
this one Anglo-Saxon name. The
firm which dares to avow it's infamy
to the world is S. & w. Welsh. S.
4 w. Welsh are West India mer-
chants Of Philadelphia, and one of the
partners in that house is John Welsh,
who thinks that the church ought to
cooperate with the State in ameliora.
ing the condition of mankind.
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To The Afflicted.

Pains ia the back. head, heart, lungs'
rheum ,tism, neuralgia, lumbago, sciatica,
rheumatic govt. nervons and kidney dis
eases. positively cured by DIR. fssiers
Rheumaiic Remedy and Vegetable Liver
Pills. A physicians special,ies for 4:
year., never fail when taken "a directed
Charles Roll X Co., sole agents for Se''alia.
235,lSwlv
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13

1t is stated as a solemn truth that
Indians never kiss their wives. All,
human nature is the same whether
under white or copper colored COM
plexion. But whose wives do thew
kiss
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13
II. p. Garrett.

The Trinidad Enterprise. of Novem-
Der 1st., publishes the following con.
corning our late esteemed fellow-towns-
man:
Richard p. Garrett. Eco. died at
the residence of DR.. A. Y. Small in
Trinidad. Mt 8 o'clock last night. Mr..
Garrett had been living here about
one year, having come here from Sc.
dalia, No., an invalid, suffering from
consumption. He opened a law Office.
and for awhile was encouraged to
think that he was improving. During
the past few months Mr.. Garrett has
passed most of the time in the pure
mountain air. but his efforts to re-
gain his health were made too late.
On Tuesday evening he came in from
the country, having been two days on
the road in q wagon. His friends saw
at once that he was doomed, and that
his earthly career would terminate in
a few hours. He appeared cheerful
while conversing of his approaching
dissolution. saying it would be better
for himself, but q shade would pass
over his features when he spoke of his
wife and child.
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INVALUABLE.

.ess-s. WEEKS 4 Pnr-.,. Wholesale Dru9aiss.
EJs,pn. Mass: fge.'5l.,.t.-Thfycf orsome months
q " 10 duty tat owe u sstcrinS humanity to
yri.- You. stat..g Tie great benefit thar have de-
rived iEJTI ths NJ 81 S,SrOED's E'ptcsL CCER
ElaCsrA=ru. , -rnor;th4a ~ years have boe3
afflicted with t'is very trc;.blcsgige coErlain,:
ave tried I'll Efctitcs ta1t could nnd. bot
without ma -il Cr pcrnia,ent bF-cft. Last fall
ts itsc1sc had arrived - O. 1t s:a.e that must
hays rclicfOr l,c. The ea,ire pIer6 FAMOUS system
hal bee 50 iufimSd and the stoIl lch 81 llsor.
1cr~1, that IL Va doubtful rl!t,er whether ]
r1it - the ,ciic coast. or II Il 20 whether
I should live % come hIckcr E0t. ls1S os1yer-
t-eI-nt ftais 'leli In. and ali hourh being very
tcre1niOlS ab0ue specifics or rO>.--iuls Of any
lind. yet IN sheer deportation tried this, and vas
q: once benefited hvit. The ca .n2cs OF climate.
o chronic disease cine liver. AMI my ags-oyers 20
may prevent my entire restoration. but the benc-
&c derive from US dolly uss r. To me fncohasle
eld I an hopiax 10 be Completely cured, and as
List arrive at r. s5cct.bls old aye.
Ifthis s.1seni ri &C " ease can he OF any serv!co
g. those a.iIc.c a. asyr Sccn. a.d enable yoi 70
bring this remedy into nor- sc1era Use.
o. tas Pacific - at (wcre IL ). much nceded), ny
g IeCi In writing this noto " " be obtained.
Very truly yourt. L.<isS WELLS.
Ar.ocA, y. y. ,Juae.f 20. oTWetls, = ago Z Co.
Each rs~iaec cort'ias Dr. Sarforr. Improved
flhal.Eg Tub. and Il t,ircctlsa. fb- 49,. IN all
eases. Price sis.. Zoe sale b. all Whois-air AMI
Fetal Druggists I'd Drf lcrs trio ughoTi t:vt ted
S,ates IN. CANALS. WEEKS = POTTER, General
Aselts and v .Oic-ai- D-rll.gists, BOSTON, MIS-.
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Money! to Loan,

On improved farms, for 5 years, at Q PEI
cent. interest and Low commission. Address
stating amount wanted, acres Of land, M
ture Of improvements. location and cash
value of security offered,
UNDERWOOD. CLARK 4 Co,
eli W. Fifth street, Kansas City, No.
10 S3-v&t
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Sothern made flying trip to Bos-
ton and gave a morning performance
Of the "Car-rushed Tragedian" for
the benefit of the Edwin Adams
fund.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13

Boston Aldermen get only their
board for services rendered-the city
pays for dinners-and there is great
complaint against the Board of Alder
men.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13

MacMahon has been told that Left
Ministry would be supported. The
United States has number of minis
tiers who have been left.and they should
he forwarded at once,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-13

For Dom Pedro, Victor Hugo built
mp a drink of crushed ice, orange
syrup and rum. Mr.. Pedro thinks
Hugo is the greatest of living au.
thOrs.