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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1877-08-31
SS Ote $t1btAMV peVeBt oem ~, pett
fir bcrAfafdf1eftSe (sefr1rtPei
ItII UV4uIltI IUUIFN UHU NGVtIII Wut0en,
SenterfetStuertDe 5Sttrettt

@5eat 5als,, Nr. %, SiiozS zS6arpfraBe purbe BON
i4padcm @jeitdte, 9terpoftdt unb llnuerbaua
lldfeit 9ebeit;
B9ineas s: Scatam pon gort, 3d., nurSe BON t7a
idbri9er 9pSpepfe ge6etlt; -
@briu.. S9as. Dunn, 9ir. 90, soipftraSe, bon gers
artnn Berraa, oon Quitmelunq 6es 8aubes unA
Der e5lleoer, yia6hbmCi6 un0 SuIten;
s. 3D. Stnton, STn0ioro, ga, pom ae6erfronfbeft
uno ibfetbfem Slute;
81. .. 2ll6ert, 9tr, 60, SiiozYacaffroFe goIimnrs
oon 0nspepfe, eeberbebmeroen II. Ghuin6eI;
ole 6r9u pom " 3. Jteeo, yir. 4S, Hoditrdfe BON
91Spepite uno nerooier SdWabe.
SdImadIe nno frdnfItdlc Fraucm,fmt,er.
nelbe oabInldptnoen, beren QanSe Contribution aea
tort uno ole ihper Iitten, uur6en ourd menae Soa
len oieier 8rttur gdnBli6 qe6eilt,
SSn aleu- Ifduen,
no ShDdde pOrUaltete, oa6 oie Yeh,ir ns,e qrSSts
Ntelnu1oil4cn ncue 9e6tuSmlt uno hIerte alIeIt
pecer ole totUNre @elunbbct,
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@crntid,te telearapbiidle 9enesd,ett

= Die BbilaOel p bier &auflent tt,
pel6e brrd ben u II fru br in Bttt bur g
Serluit erlltten, ernanHten geItern etn Somlte,
weldes iid nit ben 8eamten Der UPennlplz
pania- Sabn" in 8erbinOung ieben unb elne
Sereinbarnn9 in Seaug auf Die Yro3eiie gegen
allegheny =@OuntD treffen ioa.
Sri 6ter Sobn {. miner, fritber
pom Sbergeri6te oeS StdateS Ohio, itiir3te
Qeiteru in Giu tnuati pl6blid) auf Der
StraBe 5uiamnen unO itarb in menigen Sri
nuten.
= 3mei lun9e RIDDEN, Nameus
Saugb unb 8augbn, gertethen porgeitern 81
uniO NJ prin9S. Ila., in einen Strett,
pabrenO melde8 Saugbn NIT etuem Sniippel
einen Sflag an ben &opf erbielt. Gaugbn
wuroe berart perlett, baB er geitern Wtorgen
itarb.
- Sn s + be # er, 3d., iuurbe geitern Der
neue eilerne 9ampier rGitp of 28aibtugton"
in 8oa6's S6iffsbaubof bonn 9 ia pei
getaiien. 0as balbe Suteno q II
erneure, meldes Der @lnlaoun9 Der
Olreftoren Der permanenten IuSftellnug IN
philadelphia Solge leiitete, pobnte oem Sta=
pellaufe bel.
= Die @ei9dft8feute BON 2ouis.
lille, Sp., blelten geftern 4beno eine Ser:
iammlung unS bel4lOiieu, ben Gon9reB burf
Die 8eprdieutanten &entudg's 81 erln9eu
SaS 9 anferottgeieb 3u tpiberrufen.
- @eltern slbenb murOe i'm Continental
SotelH 5i Bbilabelpbia 5u gbren bel
| beluhenben 9ouperneure Elm 8anfett ab
aebalten, bel lpel4em Die iiblidlen Neoen qe
balten uno bic sebrdn9liden Soalte ausge
bra6t tunroen.
= Sn Soutbruid, Maf., murbe @barlss
Sohnion geitern bon @pbraim gSilliams il
einem Strelte pegen zines Buters erl9oiieu
| @tllIams tpur6e oerbaftet.
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Guropatf9e Gabelberid)te.
Ser @ha,i bon @aid1aar erasorOet

= AEE SSU1H UUN SGufuBuE eEMkUkUEt'
aonoon, 80. 4uguit. : @fue Oepelde
Der ySiues" nlelbet aus Calcutta: rOie
9sadridbt iiber ben Sob DafoOb's, beS &bans
bon &aihsar, 1T beftdtigt. Gr fpnrbe bon
einem Sobue bes ebenalisen Serribers BON
9arfamo ermoroet.4
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Ser 9amtpfer rsrai11idItpeta, ="

NWpl. NIIUWITuII
am 10. auguit BON Sremerbaucu uuo am 1S.
BON SoutbamptOn abgefnbreu, paiiirte aeitern
Vtorgen nm $50 Die SapS uuo erreidlte lbeuos
8 llbr Die Quarantdne, moielblt er Dor 9(nter
gtng. Gr wiro beute Su iritber Smube 9os
cuitzHOlnt erreifen.
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@aiIen- @eri9 t.-(SOr Den 8i6tern
Sn9lis, ginOiab un6 Garron.) @S erhiel=
ten gilbert q. Carroll, Sane Bbelan unO 60.
maro gS. Strunep Sur &erpaltung Der reip.
9lnterlaIeni9aiteu BON 6elter glHu Carroll,
ebrtltopb @belan uuO Narie Sane SnaneD
aeridltlidle 8olma+t
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Sceinm Ses
reoelmdRiaeu pollen 9urluS
Bryaut- -strattom- saoIer'Id)em &anoelsid5''
GEEEI3EXassz2N5AaSs3 Xas1NAs
Str, 6 unb 8, Storo: Charles strafe'
<Nta4 4 2HH

3fped:
Siinaituae fiir's 8cIdIaftsleben beran5mbtloen.
Sei Der grsiebung @urer So6Rs glebrt tie Sasy
mas fie, msHn iie Wanner 9eporoen, prattt,@
ausiiben!"
gd,iGt ite tad, ciner Mtnitait,
ON welter burpes prafttide, seldidte se1rer piren
unb Die einem llnterrid)tes Stnrius, fpetber pen
ausfdiieBlib aefutomet 1T.
g5ir eriuten I'M etne griiiuns unssrer Salfsmtttel
nno unieres StnbienfuruS. @mpjealunser: unlere
3eit. 0egsn neiterer @nSelnbeiten, Bebinsunsen
81. (. fp. menpe man fid perionlid ober brieHd, an
~. s.. gaeter, Brdiioenten,
Scr. 6 unb 3, yorbze ebarlesftra6e, Baltimore, Ulo.
fNun1t 6,II}tP fnA4pl
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n 2alttmores cbtpse eiiembab geIeufAaft.
Generals grad,ts 0epattemeat,
Baltimore, ben II. ausuft 1877.


umsu9.
Ser n8aItimoresc cbtos8 8abn"z zGrpreb bot bon
Ntontaa, ben 20. ausuft, on iein Biireau in yir.
1873, gNettsYaItimureitrabe
''Cash-on-Delivery' ginfaiiirunsen, grpresfra6s
ten, Ya6ete unb Coli tperben NIT gorsfalt unt
prompt beiorst, reip. beforbert.
dss) y. @aiItore, @eneral=6radtz zasent.
Das sroBe &tmoer=Eb EboIerasgettteI ftnb etone:
brater's Snoianiid,e 8nmuf 9ropfem. Sie
beilen in Der trseen 3eit uno dasen in leinem 6as
iebl. Nur % gts. (Sulit9, ,3Mte, ,i.a.G., ,1BdeD
9erS. 0os's Snotantfbes sesetabtItfdbeS De-
colt felt % Sabrtn als bas sr0ste Blutreinsunss'
Dftttd Der @esenmart befannt, tutro nur In Nr.
l77h, Tabette>, RosoweftsG6e Dee Gntatps
etrabe, bubereite unb III 6ei aen apotbetern s ba'
ben. (Nug26, 12DtteYl
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9r. GBaltaer's
0eiunObeltss

Ste au9enebmFe uno erfoIgreidffe Neoisin slr Seis
lung Srauter, S6fpaber uH6 Tero0Ier, ueId]e emaIs
erIunoen purbe, to 8r. &bamer'S @elunob beitsz&tntn
tur. Stelel6e
trdfttgt ben Ghma&en,
heilt Den Sranten,
stbt bem gterO6ien Trtihen g1ut1
uno neues 2eben Dem SnpnIiben.
Ste Stnftttr betlt
RerooFtGt, 9qspepfe, aoIfI6merBen,
sopfueb, unoerbauIi5teit, @eoridtbeft,
nerooies 3tttern, olrd ii6ermG6taeu
@enus BON 3abad uno 5pirituoIen
ueranlaBt, 3eIbbrennen, gBino iP
Uta9en urb TIM unterleibe,
SduferDabnftnH u. (. 10.
gaH Die Stnttttt befie9t oeu MA, beftf
fir bcranfdJenOe @etrdnFeI
Berlonsn, Die fih oen 9enuiie ipirituoier @etranF
6tnge6en, fHben odS bette SeimitteI in
Or. Chalmers
8eiunobeits Einftur!
Seit oer 9nt6edun9 Der pebiSin babe i burd5 mefne
Hteunoe uHo Setannen in bteler Staot Die iolaenbe
auSabI bon Beroneu 9ebelt:
9titS31tQ ans 1Stefftgftf Sn6eh4AAe&
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9ie usempelrttter0 tn 6Iepelamo.

@leOelanb, ., 80. Nugnit. = Die
vSentpelritter" iinb bereits gr0Btentbeils inibre
,Seintatb abgereiit. 0as @roBlager ertpdblte
beute folgenbe Seanlte: @roBnleiiter Sincent
6. !6urlbut aus Chicago, Sitlfs @roBmeifter
Salter Sra9g aus Wtontgomerp, Ala., @e=
neraliiimus Senj. Dean aus St'tOn, @ene=
ral=@apitdn 2afaDette 2ittle ans 3sisbo, Glte=
rem @roB= 8aroein 9. 9. 9ti6arbion aus
@alpeiton, Ser., @roB= S9abmeiiter Sob. sc.
Simmons aus gteruzDorf, @rob= 9frdipar s.
Sparrem aus eSona &itp, Sa.
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Senermann,
Se0ernlann,

St"eFWaHn, Se0erusauil,
Der Soancc's
@en''l@eS Sant= observation-disclosures D4itteI
(Hair RestoratiYe)
ge6rauht,
tit bon Der Sbatlad)e iiber,euat,
oaii es oeIn s3aarc ole natiirIidle Earbe
mteOergtbt, ipenn Aiter ooer Srqntbet es orau osa
moht baben, uno oa cs bente6en gBeitbbeit unS
9l1n3 ocrlelbt, 10 miro
SSeocr,
Der es neru6t, inoen, oa6 es bic Saut mint firbt
lonoern ourt Inre9un9 oef natilriden gusiheiSuns
gen an oen Gur6eln Dem SGare neueS ge6en, neue
Strait peretbt uuo 10 Ieiue Sarbe uno sriIe ipic6eta
bcrtelt IS Tam 10 cit, ne gBuifer auf Der Sopbaut
uno nit getdcr 5t6erbeit angeipanot nerbrn Sa IS
aus Del Ino anre9enoen 8sinneinertraften beiiebt,
une nlS 8oileeis2rtite Dat CO leines G5lefen ntdt
YreisSt bieblai6e
gu ha6en bet gctb 9. &auce,
yV, 1O3, 2Seit=23aItimoreItr.
". S.-DSGs IT9Be nadl oanrt's CheHieat Hair
6estorG+sps' u1o nehme fen dnbereS !(Sebr f9ia9l
IItbmaI stItDma @l(tnmaI
S9 modbte oaS gubltfUm bena6ridtioeu. Saf idl
I'M Sefse etner Nr3nst bin, pele biees 20 Sehr neI[
m9enoe Seioen hetIt SD 1a6e Seute eeIehen ipetbe
t9lIm atRmen toHHteH uno ourdb ben G3ebroud beies
unttels lat au9enblifIt6 Sinoeruna erlunaten. @s
| N parmlos uno tann obneale BeIdrdnflln9 oenons
men peroen, Soate 6iele gtotis nor oas Quae eines
nit Queer aldlenoen rantbeit 8ebafteten foiner 10
I9lfe et 9oUentltb unTebIbor ogIeid b an mid ueHa
oen hllo 0aour4 lolortige einoernng ii6 perifafen
TFe'S u ole 6Ial9cooer iedbs 6ldideu ilr s..
gu baben bei
seth 9. Sance.
Hr. 1Oo, BeE refraBe.
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Qh,ei Wersnttett erfrtt.tfe,t

Ybtlabelp bia, 80. NuguIt. - Gine
aus bier ilnsen Qeuten beitebenOe @eieQl6aft
ma6te beute eine 8uberfabrt, ipdhreno ipel-
der Seinri9 gSeiri9 unb albert 8abil9 aus
benz 8oote fielen unO ertranfen.
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ScleQrapliidle 9eneidle1t.
9nlanb-gepefbfn.

-Sert4e Der rNfiocir.en Breie' fir ben rDeutiden
@orreip
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Baltimore cfirs 9u(araaee Office
GiibmejfzGfe berS rSnutb> II. 0ateritr.

Gett mebr, als einem balben Sabr9unbert etablirt
periidert aegen Berlut ODER 8eiddotguns bur 6eue,
&igentbum.
Sieie @eleGihait ftellt aud / 10 Il brenbt
soer permanente PoIiceu aus.
ySnt. q. S,arriipn, Yrifoent.
9treft ium:
0apio g. 9Bil5on, y. s. gteDcomer,
,Srancis z. Sing, Sroille Sorpis,
Senrp carroll, 9B. %. SanIor,
gpm s.. 8rune,' 9eor9e I. Sarriior,
s. DON 4apff, 2Snl: y. Henni9ton,
3. Rohert Senfins, .. Il6ert sStders,
s. Worton Steipart, OfenbeS @oben,
Gan'f. &. @5eor9e, Jun.
(Suni1SD ~. 81. S"ra'' Se"'
gScaiuu Ses
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8rGn0e.

Yertb, Ont, 80. Nngut. = Srt Der Der.
gangenen gta1t brad in bem GienbabnzSol5s
bofe Seuer aus, tpel9es eiueu @eiammtuer.
luft bon iiber $50, 900 auri6tete. Son ben
8erluittrageuoen iit MIR l6r. 8m. OOrau-
i'm Setrage Don $3000-oerii9ert. 0tuu oer.
mutbet Sranbfiftung.
Yottspilte, Ba., 80. 4uguit. = Die
an bas y8alo Alto gSalSperf" auitoBenoe
Wtobelltperfftdtte brannte beute yta6mittaa
nie0er. 9erluit $4,000.
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Nem=9orf, 80. 9tuguit. = @elb lei6t gu
A. gSe6iel rubig 81 4.S3. Sob l6loB
Ietiger III 1O4t. 8unoes Sbliaatiouerl
i9lofIen flau Ii. itetig; 1s81er Coupons 1118,
neue 1965er 1064, 1867er 1881, 1868er 1104,
uelle Niinfer 1O8a 1O.40er Coupons 112.
slftien idloien hau unb sebriift; gtep=
Sllinoiier Central 634, Yittsb. 804, Chicago
lano 1903.
nntsri6atamt8 Silan3: Sob 500, $780,;
125; GOurant $48,753, ,626.
@us Gbitta ,tno Sapan.
Gan Sran5iSco, 80. Au9uft. - Oer
0ampfer v@itp Of Befing" fam beute aus
Song Song nia gofobama bier an uub bring
9ta6riften aus 6Ouq=Song bis gum 4. uni
aus Sbangbai bis gum 5. &uguit. = 0i
Cholera gralfrt nod inlmer in peridieoener
fineiild)en 0Gfen, tit lebod i'm gbnebnler
begriffer. = Scene Sisge Der Gbinelen in Der
peitliden Yropiusen werben genleloet, - De
anterifanii6e Dqnlpfer uSeariagea rpurbe al
Der aiifte bon Slrfien IN einem Sturme er
hebli6 beiddbigt. : 5r. s. s. MfDerS, De
ebemalise @eneralfrniul 5n Sban9bai, il
mad ben Ser. Stqatell abgereilt, urlt gegel
ieine anf 8eranlafiung oes @eianbten Sewar
erfolste abietuns gu proteitiren. : Ser Sai
ler BON Sapan 1T aru 80. Suli nit Der &aile
rim unb oerl Sofe BON 9ioto na6 Der Saupt
itabt in Tofto suriidgefebrt. = Oem @enin
bon 1875 Sufolge betrdgt Die Seb6lferung oo
Sapan 33 1925, ,678 Seelen. - am 81. Au9u
| Iollte i'm Yarfe bon Mneno in 8oftO cine ia
panefiide Suouitrie= ftellnng itattftnbeu
| Wfan beabfidtigte, bieie ausitelung aaidbl
| lid 81 miebrbolen. - abmiral 8epnolo
BON Der 8nnbesflotte iit burG i6le6te @eiunt
belt ge3pun9en iporoen, na9 ben Ser. Staa
ten sHriidsufebrem.
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Ntebr ,.ttebrlide 8eamtfe TIT Siio:
Garolitta TIT 2lnfla8eamitano
9rtDertttorS In g{cip.@prf.

Stem gorf, 80. Nusuit.-SObann WeB<
net, az Sabre alt uno in Scr. 46, @iier Str.,
mobnbaft, tuuroe beute Dtorgen bon ietnent
9ruber &arl Our6 eiuen Wteiierfttd in bic
linfe 8ruft beriuuubet unb itarb in tpenigen
Wtinuten. Der 8ruoerm6rber 1T perbaftet.
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d]er Der Wta0el5 fDt1r0e N00lpDHS 10 IHTuD'
terlitb bur9gebldut, oaB er III ieinen 2eben
bic y8ieien=S9o <Nta'm BON Wfaiue nidt
pergeiien miro.
Die neue Wtai6ine fir BEN 6 eeleg W o.
tor ilt iebt fertig. gtaf Der Seidrelbnng 1T
es fir Seoen, ipel1er bieielbe nidt lab, i6pies
rig, fid cine Sorfteaung oapon 81 MAIDEN.
Die Operation loa iebod) iebr einia6 ieiu.
Sur1 einen @nmnild dlaud, meld)er on einer
8aiierrDbre befeitigt tpirb, iueroelt Spei ober
brei @a1oneu gSaIIer in bic Otalbine gelai'
len. Sn einem auIrebtftebeuben Gplinber
ipirb nun 2nft eingepumpt, unb oaonrd] per'
ben Die 9ebel Der Mai6iue in Sewesuug &c
| iebt, lObaB 9Ift unp gSafer ODER cine burf
| bic s3erietung bes 2ebteren er5en9te Strait gang
| alletn etne aemaltiae beipegenbe Wa6t bersu
iteaen i6etueu. Weit 6l Yfuub 2uftbrud
seigte Der Shmer=Meiier einen Srud bon
5000 Bfunb auf ben 3ol. 8ei'm eriten Ser
| luf) unb bei'm Dterten murbe Elm @emtft Dor
| 5000 Yiuno geboben. Die erseugte Strait ooe,
Der falte 0unft, pelder Der Mal6ine emit
ltrDnte, ipurbe in eineu Gplinber gelalien, bel
fen Oefel nit einem Small abf log, mie eli
| SlintenihuB. @iue Wai6tne bon Pferbe
Strait ipuroe bon ber araft 10 in Semegung &c
lest, baB beren &ab $50 llmorebungen in be
Minute madte. Der betreffenbe 0totOr foite
$4,000, es iollen balb 0ffentlide Seriu6
bamit angeltept iperben. 90 lanten bic Se
ri9te BON Sa9peritdnoisen. gle finb mert
wiirbig senus, INN weitere Sffenbarnn9en iibe
oas rele 8e,pesupss> >8nnoer nit Span
nun9 ertuarten 5ll lafIen.
Sn Seras fano man fiir3li6 orei &erl
an etnenl 8aume bdnsen. Gin 3ettt
entbielt fol9enbe lafonii6e @rfldrun9: sSi
fableu Yfsroe; bier trafen mir iie an, nnb bie
baben mir iie gelaiieu."
Som 7.-15. Sftober inbet in gtiirn
bers, 8apern, cine sroBe 9opfenau 8
. ftellnng ffatt.l
i Die 6eifaurationsarbeiten am g traB
/ burger M inter iinb nabeau pollenbe
l 8iersebn StanSbiloer beutiber &ailer I'm
&Snige Don &arl bem 9roBen bis 6eiuridf] Nv
: iinb 6arin auf9eiteat worben.
Die Mbi1dsnng bes @igentbums in Sll
/ nois s bat folgen0es Reinltat ersebem: nan
+ baft aen1adteS Berionaleisentbnm 81 1863
| l65; r,id1t maber be3ei9netes Yerfonaleiael
tbum 81, ,467 1902; 2anO $491, ,704 1884; 8abl
{ eiaentbnm 81 ,467 1902; Sta6tbanpIase $2Os
521, ,O67; aaiammen $685., ,S42 ,S08.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-24
PANICs AND FAILURES.


1t is hardly probable that We are up
on the threshold of another panic
Indeed the accounts We are receiving
from the great commercial centers arr
entirely reassuring. The country j.
prosperous, and agriculture, which in
all ages and countries, is the ground
work of all healthy business, wa.
never in a mere hopeful condition.
Indeed We have every reason to be-
lieve, Notwithstanding the recent
financial disasters in St. Louis and
other cities, that the causes which led
to the suspension of the hanks, were
remote and not recent. For instance,
Mr.. Chambers says in his card to the
public that it was the withdrawal OF
nearly a million of dollars in deposits
two years ago. that so crippled his
bank that no effort of its managers
could entirely recover the ground then
lost. Other institutions have a similar
history.
1t appears from Dun Il Co.'s ci.cu.
lar (July 13) that there have been
more failures for the first six months
of this year than during the same
period last year; but the liabilities
have been less. The statement is as
follows:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-24
PUBLIC SALE.

Whereas ON the ,e,b ,,ax Of .nrl i, n ,s., H,r.
riet Toslhunter and Jacob Todhunter. did by their
trust deed Of that date sell and convey to G. 8
Parsons, trustee and his successors in trust. the
following described property, tO-wit: Lot Q2)
twelve and (l:s) thirteen Of Absalon Mcvey's addi-
ton to 6edalia, Mo-. they being part OF the east
half Of lot number D one Of the northeast quarter
III forty five north of range EN- twenty-One west
1t the 90 fifth principal meridian Pettis county.
Mo-, to- secure the pay nent Of one bond If $iUs,
and due IN 5 wears from the date thereof bearing
ten per cent interest per annum PAYABLE semi-
annually ~ manifested by the interest coupons to
said bonds attached, for the sum Of 4s' each,
~psrtIveIy PAYABLE every six months during the
time said bonds had To run And whereas Is pro-
viled in said trust deed that in Of default in
the payment II SAID bonds or interest coupons, at
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1877-07-24

There can be no question that a
more rigid system Of economy has
pervaded all classes of business in this
country for the past three years. than
was ever known before. It has been
a determined and persistent effort to
live within legitimate incomes. Of
course, the hard times went on being
felt, and the less stable and secure in
stitutions went to the wall; but the
people As q whole had got down to
bed rock and were living without ex-
travagance. and in accord with the
most rigid requirements Of economy.
Nothing has been wasted. There has
been no super6uity in expenditure.
Production has gone on increasing.
and the surplus has met with ready
sale. What then should produce a
financial depression! Individual fail
ures NO more make . financial panic,
than individual deaths make IN epi.
demic. The solution Of these col.
lapses Is found, perhaps. in the simple
reason that the business = overcrowded.
When the weak firms and institutions
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SEWING MACHINES
Adjusted & Repaired
w. Nj. Nj a tt h e w
Cor. Third 4 Lamine Ns.,
Sedalia. No.
%ShOp over Gpuld's LumberOfice. -
TRUSTEES SALE.
Shop over Gcnlds LumberOfice -

Whereas, Martha Brock and Robert $. Brock her
husband by their certain deed Of trust. dated the
lotn day Of March, ISL and recorded i'm the Recor
ier's office Of Pettis county at Deed Book ton
page $50 conveyed To- the undersigned trustee,
all their right, title, interest, and estate in
and to the following described real estate, siiu-
ate in the County Of pettis. State of Missouri viz
The southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
of section t:s>) thrty-two, i'm township t4G forty
SIX and range (S) twenty three and the east half
Il the northeast quarter. and the north half of the
northeast quarter If the southeast quarter Of
section u, 1--we. in township t&') forty i've. and
range (S;l twenty-three. the whole containing
ii:E' 9;, one hundred and thirty-ive and ninety
three hunsircdths acres; which said conveyance
made lii trust to secure the payment Of y
certain promi>sory note in said deed described,
and whereas said note has become due and il
unpaid. now therefore. in accordance with the
Of said deed Of trust and at the request
I'll the legal holder Of said note, shall proceed To
sell the above described real estate at the Court
House door. iE the city Of Sedalian the county
If Pettis. State aforesaid, to the highest bidder
tor cash, at public auction. on
SATURDAY., THE FOURTH DAY OF NUGr ST, 1877.
between the hours Of nine O'Clock in the forenoon
and five o'clock in the afternoon Of that day. to
satisfy said note. together with the cost and ex-
penses If executing this trust.
f3-;wjl MENTOR THOMSON.
Trustee.
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CASTORIA.

Acomplete substitute for Castor Oil, without its
unpleasant taste or rscoil i'm the throat. The re-
suit III twenty years prsrtiee by DR.. Sam'l Pitcher,
Of Massachusetts,.
Pitchers Castoria IL particularly recommended
for children, u destroys worms, assimIlates the
food and allows natural sleep. Very efkcaciou> in
Group and for children feethinv. For colds,
Feverishness Disorders of the Bow els and Stomach
Complaints, nothing effective. II ~ pleas
ant 10 take honey, costs hut tl,irty-hve cents.
and can M had IL any Druggist.
This is one of many testimonials:
CosSwALL, LksASoN Co., Pa, Marh u, 1874.
"IeHr SIR ~ have used your Castoria m my
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Recommending il tn the profession ~ u safe. re-
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Castor Ol renders il 80 difficult 70 administer.
T. \. ENDEES. j.. D.
Mothers wh" try Castoria will 6D.l that they can
sleep nights AMI that their tables will le health
J. Il. Rssk 4 Co., NeW York. v.
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The Centaur Llniments allay
pain, subdue swellings, heal burns, and will
cure Rheumatism, SPAWN, and any flesh
bone or muscular ailment The white
wrapper il for family use, the yellow wrap
per for animals. A list Of ingredients are
contained dfOund each bottle They are
cheap, easy and certain. G-l6-s-&-w
Tho Certain, Speedy AMI harm
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For Wind Collie, Worms, Sour Stomach
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THREE OUT OF THREE HUN.
DRIED.
How Six 3houDond Rounds OF Am
munitlon Were Wasted Yester-
day.

From the New York World.
With $50 men in the field the Thirty
second Regiment Of Brooklyn militia
managed to qualify three marksmen
ut Creedmore yesterday. With
proper armory drill. preceded by a
brief effort at theoretical instruction,
every man could qualify at 100 and
$50 yards though the 800 yard stage
might present some difficulties. But
when men down to whom the words
front sight" convey no meaning,
who do not know enough to raise the
hammer before aiming or cannot put
a cartridge into a rifle. their trials are
pretty much waste Of powder The
orders simply mean, rs at present
carried out, that each man
shall spend day from business in
trying his luck ut target-fring. enjoy
a run into the country AMI put the
State To considerable expense. Regi-
ment after regiment has gone down
and repeated the farce Of "feld in
struction," but for the most brilliant
examples Of how not to do it the Ger
man Brooklyn regiments stand SUI.
preme, and the Thirty-second yester-
day overstepped them all.
The men went out BY the Bush
wick line to Queens, marching over.
land to Creedmore along dusty road.
and arriving at the grounds no,
and fatigued, and not ia con
ditiOn to show to advantage even
what little shooting talent they did
possess. Colonel Rueger Commanded,
Captain Vornung inspecting for the
regiment and Major Manning for the
brigade staff At 100 and $50 yard,
lis men-Or less than one in three
were successful in getting over the pas
ing average. These IL went to tht
300 and 400 yard points, and hers
the dropping of was on the most
Wholesale scale, only FIVE getting tn,
passing average Of 25 in a possible 80
IS follows: Captain Schlag, 81
Sergeant Miller, SO; Drummer Ort
ner, %; Private Setback. %; Pri
vate Langstlorf, 80 The preciou.
quintet was carefully escorted to tn.
range set apart marksmen-20t
and 500 yar,ls-and here but three
passed the ordeal, and as the grand
result Of the days endeavors Captain
Schlag, Private Setback and Drum
mer Ortner were declared marksmen