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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-11-27
RED HOT!
Raging 0resser0 on the 1io
0ronde.
Startling News from the City ei
Mexico.

IorsroN, Tex, November es.-Mexican
news Is more exciting than ever. a. indics-
ted By advices from the City of Mexico,
via Havana. Il j. DOW known thst Gen.
TEevino, one Of the most trusted OF the
Dias chiefs, il rarching norshward from
the Mexican capital for the Rio Grantle,
With force Of 3, 500 vell-appointed trooFs.
When he arrives on the frontier and forms
junction With Gen. Csnale.. commanding
in Tamaulipas, the Mexican force on the
Rio Grande will amount to 1000 regulan,
besides Indian auxiliaries. The troops
under Tevino are picked from the flower
Of the Mex,san army, and the commander
is said to have instructions 70 assume
DEFIANT AID wARLIKE ATTITUDE
and repel al raids and attempts At invs-
sion. Latest sdvices represent the people
Of Mexico aroused With hatred, and eagerly
urging their Government 70 var With The
United States. and the Immediate seizure
Of Texas territory and re-essablishiag The
old boundary Of the Nueces. The Mexican
Government has undoubtedly assumed .
hostile attitude. and will, il It has not ii.
ready done 20, officially inform our Gov
eminent At Wellington Of the intention 70
attack all invader. Il il certain orders 10
that effect have already been given. Gen.
Falcon il commanding on The Middle Rio
Grande, With hesdqusrten a Piedrss
Negras.
il UNDERWOOD 70 have telegraphed to Wash.
ington for re-iniorcements Of cavalry. He
has force on The Rio Grsnje not exceed
ing 1000 men. With which to repel On
attack Of The Ne1icaa Generals, ahould
they atteopt OF. The Texans are uneasy,
and Gov. Hubbard has ordered IN iuspec.
tiou and immediate drilling Of State troops,
and putting them in readine~. Tie report
that detachneass Of Kickspoos have raided
and killed citisens sixty miles from Saa
Antonio, il confirmed Indians from
Mexico have also saided and killed pessoas
forty miles this aide Of LAREDO. II Geo.
Ord Punues the raiden into Mexico
COLLISION
sith Mexican troops easueA II be doo't,
be and orr 0ovesnnent must saume role
Of bulldossneat and being iatinid.ted. |
The situsiien il thrsaiening.
vEHY LATEzf.
4 special iron Ssa Assoaio. Gen. Opd's
headquartes,. to-sigbt says: II military |!
circles The danger Of IN oathseak Of war |
With Mexico b iscsessed b. Gen. Tsevisos |
advance 70 Tie RIO Graade eth isaesuc.
tioas 70 repel any aiaeopto GATED Ssasn |
troopa to cEoo after raidesa. 0ea. Old !
vill aos Be blu4ed. but will csosisus 10 |
punue he saiden isao Mexico. h. nay
be cosaidssed e6cisl. Gen. Ord, . veil |
- Tie State sushositieA ass Pcepariag Sos |
lroubie.
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70 the AmiOtod.

Pains il ~ hacl, hssd, Heart, luseD'
rhesnssiso. sesralgia. luoesGe seissiea,
rhsaaasie goul aesvoes and kidney dis-
easn. positisely cured y D.. Fesaen
RAsanssie Rs9s1y aad vegseabje Usse
PHI. A pAyaieia.s specialize tes =
yea1 asyoe tat vhco taken . diseeesd
CAs.sss 1e,l 4 Co, aole assss ios ssdalia
1o6.1Avlv
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lie did not know
How Il lid grow
A the Red Man oaly u-ed tt
lie troj il Ger,
Upon the 6oor,
And thousand times abused IL.
Yes. he used TO cu.s !, shout A. hard as she
". X. T. freight agents. lie didn't dream
that corn provided advertisement tOr man and
bcsst-fhst IL would n,ske hrrad and rake. and
hoaniny. aud whisky. and s"rnetlmeA formed 9
cash ha-i. for . successful game Of poker. No
he didn't knoW that. 20
Beneath his heel
Il ground to meal.
And in little piles did settle,
Until one day
Twas swept away,
And slapp'd in IN old black kettle:
Which xasa monstrou. carele-. proceeding. con
siiernS shcy were 20 hard up for Krl,h. Hut the
Lord brings good out evil. and that old kettle
WAS bag aifh an event that has since given 9
heap 81 consolation and susscnanre. Now MARI
whaf followed
One rainy spell
The water fell,
A the PIT stood on some bru-h--
A. it grew drier
The brush caught fire
Twas thus the meal turnH into mush:
n"nt it lock as fProvidence hal hand in this
IN the much, We mean Observe the mirsculoti.
chain NJ circumstances which led to this GRAND
suInnation-mu.h. II seemed ~ everything.
like man going down hill, had teen CREASED
for the occasion. And when the coutcnts Of tho
pot butbled Joy and ran down over the sides,
When they tasted,
What they'd wasted,
Their hungry souls grew Wild with joy
Twas fun to .ee
Them dance in glee.
And the dog waltz around the hoy!
You t..t. II was regular old family hoe down.
and the whole outsit just went right in On their
muscle. Even the dog walt1ed around till he
shook his toe nails Oh. ]; was tho Greatest dis
coyery ofthe ase. saved the Podsers from star
Walton, and handed down 20 . grateful posteri'y
And nov III swear,
That then and there,
FROM ehat psSe OF burning orusn,
Did angels rice
Unto the skies
And tuned their pipes to sing for murh.
Yes, sir. that's a fact-Phoenix like. shry rose
from the asi,essand. sang hoIniuy aud hallelulsh
till they couldn's rest From that day 10 this
,nush has been consented 70 the AmercAn
people and dcsiicdi a: mush aBd milk festivals.
Nav there never Re less than thrce grams II corn
A. As.g>& Rn-H 6x,S.e
high may every stalk have forty ear. and
every ear shell busl,el Of corn. Thank you. g
little moee-mush
And TINS, you zee,
A debt do re
Owe this ancient Pilgrim Podger.
Fill high to bsim.
And drink 10 him,
Who gave 70 ~ our 6rrt corn doiger.
The End.
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Found With Her Throat Gu,


ST. Joe Herald.
The city of Council Bluff. seems to
have the suicide fever. No less than a
even half dozen human beings, tired Of thi,
earthly struggle against fate, have rashly
"shu6led OF" ETC., in and around thai
usually quiet village within the last week.
The last one recorded IL that of beautiful
young lady named Annie c. Doyle, sup
posed to have lived in this city formerly
and to have gone from here to Council
Bluffs for the purpose Of being married
The Council Bluff Globe has the following
account Of her discovery:
ut appears that . tramp came to q
vacant house in the southeastern portion ol
the city, and wishing place in which to
sleep, tried to enter. lie tried the front
door and also the back door, but could NOT
gain admission. Determined on entering,
he went and raised . side window and
effected IN entrance. Once inside the
house. be began to look for place 10 lie
down. In the corner Of the room in which
he was, he discovered barrel which he
supposed to be empty. He went 10 il, and
moved it, With The intention of getting
down behind it to keep Cd the cold while
he slept. He noticed that the barrel seemed
somewhat heavy, and be had . curiosity to
know what was In it He took of the
cover, and striking match, peered into the
barrel, when to his honor be discovered
the body o! . young lady with her throa.
severed from car to ear.
II va. that Of 4 young lady. spparently
eighteen years old. She had on . plain
calico dssaa, and on The index finger Of TIE
left hand vas plain gold ring. In her
pocket Vas found letter. The ring was
was taken %, and On the inside was e..
sraved, "Anna C. Dole, Sioux City," The
next thing to do was 10 examine the letter,
and Il elected the following informatiou:
siorx CRY, Oct. q. 1877.
DEAR ANNA: The races commence At
Council Bluff on Tuesday Of this week,
and a I have heard they were postponed
until Nov. 9Th. I will not be down till
then. I will he there then IL possible.
Although I am coming to the Bluff, I
shall not come to &c you. You came all
the way from St. Joe to meet me in the
Bluff, and I have promised 10 meet you
lhere and be married. I know the hotel
you are working At, bat I shall never call
10 zee you. You may cail me . hard.
hearted wretch, - such no doubt I AN, bot
have lost all since ! met you. NJ posi.
lion Is foreman Is gone. and bow an lii.
lie better than . vagabosd. I have too
much honor and respect 70 marry you aitu.-
ed - now sm hut Try and hear up, aud
ONE day, perhaps, Ne will be happy To-
.ether. I advise you to return 70 St joseph.
md - soon - I can raise The money, will
,ome to that town and work at ~ trade.
-SELLICAS.
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a. ~ - I wandered, hsari . complaining.
A Nv Peor woman, the picture q E1eom
81 Gesoa e TIE mud o. her AeorsssPs t'"s>
Ana die rs her vail - she welded the broom :
..ohi sils 4 ton, and love IL trouble.
AAA boanty Vim hlAs. md riches will ~;
40 plsasuFes they dwindle. and pr'ce" 'nes
Ana SCtS;n. is shat could vish il to b.
.rhscs's TOO much Of vornment goes to- bonnet.
Thsre's too much Of ironing Eoee 70 SHIRT;
There's nothing that pays sor the Tune soo waste
rherc's soshing that lasts but trouble and dirt.
81. March il 10 mud it's slush IN DECEMBER;
n mid-summer bsesses are loaded with dnsf !;
u an, the leaves litter IN muGky septe%6er
Ths Wallpaper rota. and the csndless'cks rust-
''These a.s worms in the cherries. and 'lue' ."
A.a ssts Il The sugar. and mice in The pies;
Ara savsese rooches and damaging lies.
slt's svesptae q Elk. and dastmG q seven;
Eis vicscaiS q eight and aishs6 q nsns:
lts peSsng cd banning from ten 70 eleven:
We sesEce bseak out Inst srs ve plan how 70
with ssssss ssd With CRIME. from corner to
ssss;:s :: -. ed e, sss: ."sm! yer: .r;.,
Ispsod my whole life in . struggle with dirt.
last night. in my dreams. vas stationed
forever
o. hare little isle 10 the midst Of the sea;
Nv 90 chance Of life Was O ceaseless endeAsor
70 svssp o0the waves ere they swept over me-
-Al.s. fsss % d.s:m, Asem behesd 1T.
IytA, Ian helpless nv hte % avert:
0hoH0aled doWa her sseeves, herapeoa she folded
Tuen Md deWn and died. and WAS buried in
dirt.
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The laiest improved church and parlos
ovans, ios sale by welh 4 Cha6s, coz.
nes Third and Ohio, - per esal cheaper
than they can Be boaGhs as any oshes house
in he city. Call and examine them.
ll.lSd&wlm.
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-rrsh tssaa ~ esho q all siDo
-, hoe ~ ~ es0ses at Wieihsiab ~
taurast, 50 oAle sssees. ll-1L1lo
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The "Rabys Best Friend - The most
appropsiaiive title for Dr.. Bull's Baby
Syrup. Il = absolutely free frOa opium,
norphia and osher powerful agents, i per.
iectly aaie and reliable under all ciseua.
dances and By allaying the usual stomach
and bowel Disorders Of babyhood keeps the
child iron fretting and crying, % iajsrious
to itself and annoying to al. Price, 3
ceats.
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A hose md lee foe sole O EouFth sesees
Good Aouse anA Qas.dA locality. Apply
tod. ". a. MayfsA. ll.1edoe
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One sunny day,
IN Charless SWAY,
The Pilgrims old did Westward steer;
They beachd their stock.
On Plymouth Rock,
When ell in view was bleak and drear.
Yes, you just bet your life. There wasn't drs
class hotel within 3,000 miles. and the snow Was
mind Of the Children of Israel trying to find
Northwest Passage, but they had come there
to worship God as they pleeeed. and he'd er
privilege. Then the history Of the Lost Saws
goes on to describe. just a. old Iice Predic ted
that
The winters blast,
Came fierce and fast,
To those pilgrims unprotected;
They hardly knew
How to pull through
Such . season unexpected.
Well, IL was conundrum. hut there Was plenty OF
timber and . good deal ct government land
buif many railroads that fequired ten square
miles OF government land for every tie he Put
down. $" they wen; to work and made log
!e expected when men alwsys cut the wood TOO
short for the stove. But
Some thought il better
They should scatter,
And DER the country wider spresd,
That forest beasts
Night grace their feast-,
And help their meagre stock Of bread.
That was good scheme. wasn'tit ! tell you
teller Christians, religions powerful soothin'
TO hungry man, and cup Of hot cofiec hold
the age on amazIn' grace. You see the country
WAS mes, then, and thar war q right smart chance
Of bar meal, and deer were 40 tame in this prim-
eval paradise they'd walk right up to man and
ask him for rhaw ferhscker.
The least of all
Was POdger small,
And small wife, his child and dog.
He built home
Far 0G-alone-
And hewed il all OF oaken log.
But tell you il he vas little, he wss loud. He
wilderness, where he tackled the monarchs Of the
forest. Every time he struck . lick bed say ''ha:
and every wood chopper says "har" even TO this
day. That little man Podger built the first log
never bothered with an insurance agent, light
ming rod petidler or q book agent. After he got
his house built the little Podgers were as happy
~ clans NJ high water. The lngins then were
inan- s-hoie in his breeche. Was his nsme
for short, brought the new corners four horse
wagon load of corn, which was right kind in
The-man-with-a.h Observation-Disclosures"
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POETIC POPS.
he /" Leag 1oll On The Gen.
mercial Da0o Drum.

Idiotio Idiooyn0eo0ioo or IN Iowa
Judge.
The dru0ner IL . qaeer bog.
Bot be ha- got IN entire language al his
ovn, and il h all expressed in one sori-
1" Our House"
The SON rises in the basement OF "Ou'
House." aud aeis in the garnet of Our
House." The world vas created for "Osas
House." and humanity wss only thrown
in for the especial iene6t al contsibaii"r
to the prosperity Of Our Ilons-."
Herr is the bean idsal drummer.
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be could. and without looking To right
Or left moved aesoS the broad 6aRgins
betWees his two stalwars supporter. his
countenance fairly loaded down With rage.
hate and all the evil passions i,nsgionable.
I've minutes before he had been smiling
and pleasant - poaible. and two minutes
later b va the same, bat that crowd Ger
tainly saw something like the face of q
devil. and il maa1e N Impression. tho.
Il II not anticipated that the prisoner
will b taken over the river until some time
next week. At ell events he remains nj
psesent in the police cslabooae.
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But huneers press
Brought deep distress
To Podger sad and wife forlorn:
For all they had,

Their hearts to glad,
Were yellow heaps Of "Ingin" corn.
And they didn' Z know how to use IT, You see corn
don't grow in England, and America il the only
country that secured the copyright on corn.
Things we're getting blue around that house and IL
vas NIP and tuck Tor quare meal. The winters in
New England are about nine months long, and
the balance Of the year is occupied By q late
spring That corn lay round useless like for
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With thas il lie ua6scshirt. Having
poksa hs 6nees IL and felt The hole in bic
skia b see00d sssin6ed and resched for his
s'ossemL He hsd pslled shso partly -
Vhea - diseoses1d that his dravsn
vssunt h theo. sDoss 10 aaks aay dir.
sses u I 6sat vsas ~ dravem, Doctor"
said -.
sYouT - oess liksly 10 catch coll u
yoa doat pat theA -"
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THAT PICTURE.

just before he vas ready to atari out
somebody placed in his hand copy Of the
wood cut Of his mug, which on two even
inss had been published in the DipateA,
and which, il seems.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1877-04-13

Is STEALING ALWAYS WRONG .
Colonel Coleman Boyd, of the PlaEt
ers Warehouse, received the following
letter few days ago, Illustrative OF b
truth which has not yet, in the pro
cesses Of moral evolution, received the
recognition of all axiom, that men whc
steal are not always thieves:
LOUISVILLE, March 22.-Mr. Boyf-Sir !:
Some time ago | stole piece of midiling
meat fIom the Planters Warehouse
Which l learned was your property. /,
was my first theft, and if you knew th'
want / and my family were in, you
would try and excuse me. My conscience
compels me to return you what l consider
the full value Of the meat, and | pray TO
be forgiven. l feel so mortified | will not
send my name, bat again ask you to for
give me. send you 81 Is. The meat
weighed nine pounds A stranger to you
bat An HoNEsr Man.
Colonel Boyd says if the man will
tell his name, be would be willing t,
give him several pieces of meat
Courier journal
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II. T.. NELsoN,E

Shoe and BOotnaker
Cor. Water and Ohio streets-opposite
Plant Warehouse
A NNOUNCES to this public, which he
n has served in this line % years, tina
h. IS still in the business. ready to do
any kind of work in the hest style. Keeps
tho hest workmen employed; and has III
store AZ all times a variety OF the best
Boots 81 Shoes made, of the best mate
-rials. aug4-tf
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The permanent International exhi
bifion will be opened with appropril''
ceremonies in the Centennial Buildine
AZ Philadelphia. on the 10Th eor May.
The President has promised TO attend
the opening. There are as many de-
partments in this supplementary exhi
bition as there were iu ihs Cente1Rau
and il is said the arrapgea
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HAYES SOUTHERN POLICY.
rs 10 Earnest! Is It Real!


The Conservative peace loving ele-
ments of the country are staggered 70
understand what Hayes means, and
what will be the result of his Southern
policy. Que day We are hopeful and
the next in doubt. Hayes, himself
aud portion of his Cabinet are in
earnest and mean well, but it is equally
evident that the old leaders of the Re-
publican party are conspiriDg TO make
his peace policy prove failure. They
have. brought such influences to bear on
Hayes as to make him falter, waver.
and delay at every step, aud
delay produces mistrust, fear ana
{ lure. While the President Ia. orae56-
South Carolina, it Is yet given out thai
they are to be held in reserve at con
venient distance to back Chamberlain
should Hampton crowd him too heavy
L this is fact, his order withdrawn;
troops is mere noekery. Ii is laugh
ing at the miSfortunes of brave PEG
pie. II is adding insult to injury.
In Louisiana the view is even worse
The Commission sent down there
composed of four Republicans and
one Democrat, is trying TO effect u
compromise, and the propositions are
all one sided in favor OF the Repub
licans. 1t does look like they are
trying to accomplish by strategy auu
compromise what Grant had the cour
: age and nerve to do by force. The
people of Louisiana are sick Of com
promises, and want a permanent
peaceful, stable government, and will
have nothing less.
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TENNESSEE has reduced her taxes
from. ID to 10 cents. This. in view o.
tie fact that she is in debt twenty
seven million dollars, Is regarded ii
population. Kentucky is out oil debl,
has over one million surplus on inter
e-t, and pays 10 cents The scheme
oil Reputation is blight upon Ten
nessec, and will hang 10 her aud hei
children like the curse OF Mississippi
If the State can repudiate, why may
not the indiyidual2 Aud will not til.
individual citizen copy AN exanlpi
made honorable by the State? Upon
what principle Of night or equity car
the State compel the citizen TO pay
dollar for dollar When she herself ~on
do It?
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viii canada Jo.n the Union 1

Another move is on foot to induce
Canada to join the United States, and
one strange part oi the situation l.
that while few in Canada desire it, d
considerable portion of Eugland abso-
luteIy favor it.
The great argument used is that the
Canadians would at once obtain all thc
benefits of that reciprocity of trade
which they SO much need and bave 50
often negotiated for. aud the protection
OF their manufacturing industries The
burden of taxes sis somewhat heavier
in the United States, but no great diff
ference.
The political changes required BY
annexation would not be very great,
as->he Canadian,,od5ive in reality under
la of-ss.s,,,--sss. r'-lA ~
~ DO. The pwtfle of Canada have
always been remarkably slow in favor
ing any move to join the United States,
because they like their own Republic
better Besides, they are heartily
loyal to Great Britain, and proud OF
being British subjec.s. This annexa-
ton scheme Will not Re accomplished
for perhaps never.
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EEzcB&nEnsazRa Xxx .


IN paid through the Hickman Agency since its estab
eft, Oh the lives its deceased members
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SECRETARY ScHURZs regulation
for the Interior Department. as our
! nee in the dispatches, indicate til
he proposes to conduct his seclio
the government on business principle
He has under him the Pension Bureau
che Patent Office, Land Office, Bureau
of Education, Indian Bureau, the
Census Office, together with the super
vision of the railroads receiving Gov
eminent aid; the direction of the ge
illogical and geographical surveys OF
the territories; the care of Yellowston,
National Park, and supervising con
troll over the Insane Asylum, Deal an.
Dumb Institution, Columbia Hospiia
for Women, the Jail and some publ
grounds in the Di lict Of Columbia
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NOTICE OF FINAL Sc TlLEMENT.
Estate of Thomas E. Sullivan, deceased.
70 whom it may concern-PleaNe tske no
tce that have filed my final account as
Administrator of said es ate, and shall ap-
ply to the county court of Alexander
county, sitting as court of probate, at the
June term thereof. tO-wit on the third
Monday of June, A. d. 1877, for a full and
final discharge from all further liability as
administrator of said estate.
NJ. J. McGAULEI.
Administrator.
Cairo, H., May 22d. 1871. DIT.
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ypD A4"a euR BOYS AND GIP

The Most rnInCut Living Authors sucn as
Prot. Max Mailer, Prof Tyndall, 1T. Hon. W
T.. Gladstone, DR.. W b, GARDENER, Prof Ilux-
ley, Il A. Proctor, Frances Power Cobbe. The
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