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Ship-BuildinE ct Cahtham.

At present there is only a single iron
clad ship under construction at Chat.
ham Backyard circumstance
which has not occurred for several
years past. The vessel which is how
in course of construction is Agemem-
non, which is intended to be . power
full ship. the InAexib!e type, it being
intended that she shall be built in all
respects on the same principle as that
vessel. Although q number Of ad-
ditional hand, have been placed on
the Agmemnon. and her massive keel
is steadily rising. will be fully two
years before she can be completed.
But though only one armor-clad ship
is actually on the stocks, the designs
and plans for another have been pre-
pared at the Admiralty, and q sum
for its construction will appear in the
estimates.-PaN Nall CARTE.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas. Alexander Campbell and Jennie. hrs
.lsy OF june ls7t and recorded In the Recorders
Office Of Petts county, Mo-, Trust heed Record,
M. T. ON page ~, conveyed TO the undersigned the
following described. real ESTATE.
strip Of around twenty -four (1O FEET in width, Oh
Of the east side Of lot No. three (3 in block thir-
ty-six lSs) said strip being hundred and forty.
tvo (li., feet IN depth, lying south Of the Paci6c
Railroad, in the city ef Seslalia, with all the
privileges and spPs,rtenanees thereto belonging,
aud under and i'm pursuance Of the terms Of said
deed Of trust l. the undersisusd trustee. vii. on
WEDNESDAY. TIE 18TH DAY OF lUNE, 1877.
htveen the hours az nine o'clock in the forenoon
and Ave o'clock in the afternoon Of that day. be-
fore the Court House, IL the city % sesala county
pubic vendme for cash in hand the above described
real estate for the payment IL said note And interest
paid and the costs ard expenses o. exesn,,nS this
CHAS. ROLL,
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ON rHH BoRD1R.

ON TA8 8O8O8A
The indications a coming trouble
On the RIO Grande ere becoming |
every day more apparent A larger
of troops than has ever be-
fore been stationed there, have for
months been quietly concentrating on
the American side Of the rver which |
divides the two countries; and every
day more open resentment Il being
manifested towards Mexican aggres-
sions. The commanding officers have
received order to follox the cattle
raiders across the river and pursue
them until caught. For the first time
in the history of that wild frontier, it
looks rs If the laws relating to property
were about to be enforced, and that
American citizens have some rights
which Mexicaus will be compelled to
respect. 1t is . shameful thing to
confess, but it Is, nevertheless. true.
that until recently property on the
Texas frontier Was at the mercy OF
every cattle thief who chose to take
it. The government afforded no pro-
lection, and it refused to permit the
people of Texas to protect themselves.
If Mr.. Hayes has resolved upon .
different order of things, be will win
the respect and gratitude of the peo-
pie of the entire country. It has
been said that the United States has
abstained from enforcing that respect
for the rights Of American citizens ex
pn.ad to Mexican aggression. which
ought to prevail. because any net oi
violence towards Mexico would look
like q strong man assailing . weak one.
To say the least the excuse Was . poor
one. The correct explanation proba'
bly consists in the tact that Grant Wa
led by the nose in this matter, ~ be
was in the Whisky Ring deviltries, BY
interested parties. But whatever mo
tive controlled the government in its
refusal to protect it's citizens, the eff
feet Of it, position has been to stimu'
late crime and larceny to an extent
never before known in . civilized coun'
try. Vast herds of Texas cattle have
been driven across the Rio Grande in
open view of the troops ostensihly sent
there to protect the citizens Of Texa'
in their rights Of property-men have
been munlered-ranches buned-wo
men and children slain, and every con
ceivable atrocity committed which in
carnate fiends could devise or malig
nant rufiianism carry out; and through
it all the government has maintained
a cool indifference rs heartless rs II
was full Of shame and disgrace
Even when . commission was estab
lished to adjust the claims for thes'
outrages and vast sums were adjudget
to the citizens of Texas rs indemnity
no effort was made to collect the deb
Or see to its payment. Indeed it wa
never intended that it should be paid
; and was only meant to silence thu
clamor which the whole country has
begun to make at outrages which
, were Of daily occurrence. II, rs be
lieved. a period has been reached ii
these aggressions and different polio!
is to be pursued in future, it will con
stitate one Of the strongest claims Mr.
Hayes has ever had to the affection
and gratitude Of the people.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer believes
the Democrats can carry Ohio If they
want to. There oughn't to be any
doubt about that.
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The weather will soon be warm
enough for our local amateurs to give
us that promised theatrical entertain
smenf
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/ am, and will during the season, be pre-
pared to furnish daily, fresh picked straw
berries to parties Who may leave orders st
Mer.. 4 Hale. drug store. Berries deliv-
cred 10 any part Of The city.
6-Slltvlt J. C. HAWK.
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We expect to see the Street Com
missioner with his mules and red
wagon on dress parade in few days.
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"Home is where the heart is" That
is why the Ente,prise-Alonit"r msn feels
On comfortable in a saloon.
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Mr.. Evarts is shortly to avow a new
commercial policy. Of which Free
Trade will be a prominent feature.
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The. Lieutenant General Outranks
all other army officers in the matter OF
twins.
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The market house might be rented
to the brass band. if they can't find any
other use for it.
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Sans Saloon,
Hesa9uarssss OF ~
Was. Liqssrs s''d h.psrssd Cigars
&c. Louis Beer Depot,
NORTH IRA vs. STREET,
OH1D1lA1. TEXAS
Bo.1l2se' 2-l3wae


Wherpaa, rhoaMs Gq0ven Cd HeasSetta Cam
veil his w.t. By shsir CERTAIN deed a trust daeed
the S9sh dny a Janaasv. lY77, - reeOsded . ~
ReeOgdpr's o0ee e Pesss enaaty 1T truse3eed eook
IIpaap - eoaveyea - IL 1ndessiRned truseee
III tesr right, tide. interest," sndl estate, II andto
he IelloWi1g dserihrd nal estat situated inQhe
county q FPstis ord Seaee a Nissouys. Wis: Lot
nos,APs 1busoeea y Neck no.hos nioseeeo = u
city q 0RdnDn, vhsrh aoia eeoveysDee vas maese
iseosy soSo . "a ~ assesihed; and, Whereas.
- asia ~. rs hsesos ase cd - aopata. 80:
Aesa s1sTuse cd q ~ sp9eese a To bea1 hsees
az aid ncse shall DeseseA To- ssal the shcvo d.
aPgjha6 pPa1 Saonop q - c0sst hoone oooe - ne
city o6pAHlin, cosesy a Psstis. aud state s1srp-
asa % ~ hishese hAss lbe easA at passe asrtsoe
TUESDAY. THE 8rH DAY OF JUNE. sss'.
brSwssu ~ heuss e Ne. =. snA5 ?. =. e ths.
day. to soeis(J sid no>e. te0ether Uish ths cots
n n. Ee6HAN,
le0vAl Trustee
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The Lafayette House haa been leased
By w. ?. Miller 4 Co, Who WIN eatestaia
The public we'll, At small expense. Go
nd try their Hospitality. 3I5du
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It Is hard to tell whether it will
end in rain or sunshine.
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The council did a wise thing IN
breaking down the market limits.
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EXEcCTUR'S NOTICE.

EXECUTIVES NOTICE.
Notice ~ hereby gwen, that letters Teeeomeos:
ary on the estate of Tk0s. J. Montgomery Seeeased
scre eransed to the undessgne<l the 3ost dny -
May. 1S.7, hy the Probate Court 81 Pestss Couney
Missouri. An persons having claims aenlose go
Estate are required "a exhihit then mt suoUaoee
.aid Is.tsers, or they nay hf Pspclu)ra fFs0 eny
lpueSs Of s,sch e>saie, sna d caiass - M e1A5e
within two years from The date VI this Pohs.seSoo
thew shall t~ forever harred- his 5eh dsy q
June lS:s-
ts-1evN1 tohS AONS>'OA ~ ~.
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would be q very important political
factor on the Pacific slope if he only.
had a chance.
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There is a possibility of settled
weather again.
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Sedalia Trotting Track.

Having made arrangements with the
Managers Of the trotting track Of Sedalis,
I am nov prepared to take horses to train
on reasonable terms. With my experience
in handling
Ifotters and Gentlemen's Read
can With conf''esce promise Satisfaction
TO thoee Who entrust tn ir stock to my care.
! have fine bOx stall. we'll ventilated;
track On rich soil, adjoining stable.
Fine harness, saddle hOrses and conpes
specially, aud always on hand for sale.
Visit b p. GRAY.
Sedalia. June 4th, 1877.
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0SE 0HH week 70 Agents. San
DCC" 4 ples FREE. p. o
vickefy, Augusta, Ne. 1O-17-W1y.
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4 mother sat stitching and stitching away.
Il rsiued and her hoys we're indoors at play.
When one Of them came aud leaned on her clair,
And said with . touching weasied-ouf air,
"we've played every play in the world that We
know;
Nov, shat shall We do -
Before poor mamma had a chance to repay,
The rest of the LITTLE ones gathered close l.y.
And the sum VI their troubles all seemed the
same;
I'VE wi<h that We knew some wonderful game.
We've trcn sailors and soldiers md fought ia,tl~s
too;
Sow. wssat shall uedo'
Mamma though for moment. then esily rrIl.~d
"Bmld place of blocks with Portss vide.
And play that thu owner had money To spend,
And wanted to decorate room. without end.
And orierei -ome psrturs pain'esihy yen
That's what you can d..
.Nox esch take r-ncii and PAPER and draw
The most wonderful thing thst you ever saw:
A lilly, . sunset. >l,orr of a sea.
A eorEroas- winged butterfly chasing ss-e;
Or-thne little toys tlr.f are saying like yen,
Nos, what shall: do =.
.As amateur artists. you'll all underssansb
AMI worked nj tleir pictures until Il was plaia
nse funny gay clocis had f. eGtt~n tn ram;
Ard mamma l.sd ress ta"t long or is's srse,-
From, "wlsst shall we dO.''
Oi sweet patient mosA~s~ ID this eassest ray:
Yos are doing hrs sork. vhaie flsrir little
Pasy;
YOu are Esshiooins souls fhat hereafter shall ri>~.
Gods besntifnl angr:s, bright winged In she
skies;
And hesvea makes rep,y 10 your "what sl,all vs
dor
Sance love teaches you.
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Alter all, there may be peace IN
Europe yet
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Rising barometer and falling tenn
,,orofNro
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Grant is having q very pleasant
time abroad.
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Competition in all things is the lie
Of trade.
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Yesterday was the Popes Golden
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sac Knesr Mis- Og'hisfse.

That was touching incident, last
week, at the death.bed Of Mrs. Gay.
lord. Her husband is an engineer on
the Cincinnati road, and upon reach
ing Richmond found n dispatch ON.
nouncing the failing strength Of hi,
wife. The difficulty among the rail
roads made it impossible for him to
get of. A second dispatch arrived,
saying that she was sinking fast. !,
was then that he decided to run 10
connective to Dayton. The dying wife,
whose ears were fast closing TO all
earthly sounds, listened for the famil.
lar whistle which she knew he always
gave as the signal Of approach. The
hours few fast, and the sands Of life
were flying swiftly; still she could not
go without saying farewell to him. AT
nightfall. when the sun had set over
her last day on earth, when the chill Of
death was creeping over her, and the
pulses were failing. her ear caught the
sound of his coming. She alone heard
it, and she said: "Will is coming
that is his whistle And he reached
the BEDSIDE in time to receive her dy-
ing message of farewell.-[Richmond
Independent.
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Oh, who would die in Summer
when the trees are clothed in green;
when the June-bug MARBLES sweetly,
and the granger poles the bean; when
the melon and the collie hand in hand
together 70, filing youths and lovely
maidens with their sweetness and their
woe; when ice cream, and worms, and
picnics reign supremacy through the
day, and the devil-and the doctor
at the midnight are to pay; when the
house fly spoils our victuals and mos
quitoes spoil our sleep-we would
think no more ofdying than We would
of stealing sheep, and we wouldn't
steal sheep-oh, no %
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The circus is coming again, and
once more we will have the pleasure
of witnessing the cheerful spectacle Of
seven church members taking one lit.
tie two-year-old child "to see the ami
mals." 81 didn't 20 into the circus
department" said good deacon, after
the last moral circus was here, "but
I dropped in 10 look around the me.
nageries few moments with my little
grandson. aud I do think the man
that tied his legs in bow knot around
his neck and then crawled through
the hoop was alone worth the price Of
admission"
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roRrY YEARS BEFoRE rnE PUBLIC.
DR.. G.. McLANE'S
MATED
LIVER PILLS,
ron Tur CURE or
Hepatitis, or Liver Complaint,
DYSPEPSIA AND SICK HEADACHE.
Of a Diseased Liver.

Symptoms Of a Diseased Liver.
DAM in the right side, under the edge
L of the ribs, increases on pressure;
sometimes the pain is in the left side;
the patient rarely able lie onthc left
side; sometimes the pain is felt under
the shoulder-blade, and il frequently
extends to the top Of the shoulder, and
is sometimes mistaken for rheuma-
tism in the arm. The stomachis affect
ed with loss Of appetite and sickness;
the bowels in general are costive,
sometimes alternative with lax; the
head is troubled with pain, accompan-
led with dull, heavy sensation in the
back part. There is generally a con-
siderable loss Of memory, accompan-
led with a painful sensation ofhaving
left undonc something which oughtto
have been done. A slight, dry cough
is sometimes an attendant. The pa
tent complains Of WEAKNESS and de-
bility; he is easily startled, his feet are
cold or burning, and he complains ola
prickly sensation ofthe skin his spir-
It's are low and although he is salts
fed that exercise would be beneficial
to him, yet he can scarcely summon
up fortitude enough to try it. In fact,
he distrusts every remedy Several OF
the above symptomsatte disease,
but cases have occurred where few Of
them existed, yet examination of the
body, after death, has shown the LIVER
to have been extensively deranged
AGUE AND FE YER.
Din. c. McLANE's LIVER PILLs,IN
CASES OF AGUE AND FEVER, when
taken with Quinine, are productive OF
the most happy results. No better
cathartic can be used, preparatory to,
OF after taking Quinine. We would
advise all who are afflicted with this
disease to give them A FAIR TRIAL
For all Bilious arrangements and as
asimple purgative they are unequaled.
DEwARE OF INVITATIONS.
The genuine DIR. c. McLANEs
LIVER PILLS are never sugar coated.
Every box has a red wax seal on
the lid, with the impression DIR.
MCLANE's LIVER PILLS.
Thegenuine Nc LANES LIVER PILLS
bear the signatures of c. M?LANE.
and FLEMING Bios. on the wrappers.
TInsist on your druggist or store
keeper giving you the genuine Dr. {.
McLANE's LIVER PILLS, prepared
BY Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sold by all respectable druggists
and country storekeepers generally.
Tothose wishing to give DR C. MclAsn's Liver
Pills trial. we will mail post pad To any part OF
me United States. one boz OF Pills for twenty five
csnts. FLEMING BROS, Pittsburg, Pa.
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400 ACRES or LAND.

Heavily ilmhcrcd, with = large quantity ~ fnc
Poplar and other valuable Timber, lying imme,li-
ately on the e. =. n. A., In PULASKI county, Nv, s
mile. north ~ Somerset are Offered NJ private snle
There viii he depot locatesl At o. near the prop
erty. Also ~ aires II cleared land-gooi soil,
splendid water, &c. Apply TO
COL. A. HEN BRICKS
Adams Mil T.. OK
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CONDENSED TIME
Louisville & Great Southern
RAILROAD LINE.
TRAINS GONG soyru.


Passengers on !. e. A I. r. ". tShort Iinel !. NJ.
A !. u. H., ~. a. VI. X. u. and a. : Mail line
steaners connect nj Louisville with TRAIN NO
I. TRAIN No. 4 connects AT Ielanon Ippetion
With Train No - Tor all points on Knoxville and
Richmond branches. Train No " connrrts al Ileh
anon Junction Win Train No from on points on
the Memphis and Montgomery Lines, AZ i,banon
With stages o. aud frum Springfield, Camphensviile
Columbia and Greensburr; ~ Mitchellshurr, with
stages 10 aud nom fcuyville and Hirrodshurg; AZ
lanNine Staten viii stages IN and frum nanville
tityi a. stamford with staees To- aud from Somerset
a. kichmand Junction 10 aud nom points between
there aud Livingston al Richmond with stages TO
Ifxfua
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The latest styles of ladies' slippers
aud low shoes are really lovely.
Among the prettisst is the box-tosd
slipper Of the finest kii. with q dainty
French heel. straps Of the hid. on
each side Of which is buckle reach.
ing above the ankle. showing the
bright colored stockings between.
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SIM ION
LIVER
n E G UL AT o r. !

The SYMPTOMS Of liver COM
paint are uneasiness and
pain In the side. Sometimes
the pain Is In the shoulder,
and Is NiSrAKES for Rheu-
matism. The stomach l. at
fcctcd with toss oF ArPE-
TIrE aud sickness, bowels In
general COsTIvg, sometimes
alternating with lfN The
HEAD Is troubled with pain,
and dull, heavy sensation,
considerable Loss 90 MEMO
ny accompanied with pain
ful sensation ofhaVing LEtT
uNDoNE something which
ought 10 have been 4 he.
Onen complaining Of weak
ness, DEBILITY aud low spir-
It's. Sometimes MANY Of
the above symptoms attend
the disease, and at other
times very few Of them. hut
the LIVER u generally the
organ most involved.
CAUTION.
Buy no Powders or Prepared SIMMONS LIVER
REGULATOR unless in our engraved wrapper,
with Trade Mark, Stamp and Signature unhroken.
None other Is genuine.
J.H. ZEILIN q CO..
Maeon ia. and phtlalelphil.
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MAYBERRY BROS,

Electro-motoric Cure for all kinds Of Nervous and
Rheumatic DISEASES. Abdominal Bsn,iages for
Children's summer Complaint. Once, Bs West
Ninth ST., Cincinnati, OHIO.
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DIR. T.. R0SENZI,S

j. &. Pierce, dealer in Jewelry, Vases Dolls Brack-
cts, Chrom 90, oks, Se - and 80 Fountain square,
Cincinnati. Branch cor Fourth and Green streets,
LnnisNilr kN.
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Read his Pedigree loung Oxford was sired by
perisetioni grand sire, Pryor, the property Of Jas.
sow, grand dana Lady Pugh (. grand dam tbs old
HaTkrideT s0w. ONinrd's dam was bred by J. u.
Pugh. nov the property Of joe. Norton, and called
Lady Pugh, sired 10y Iehedse lirown's hog, he b y
the Kyle, and he by pig of old Sweepstakes, he ny
Old Jim. the proIeriy al Jo-eph Norton dam Lad
Erwin, sired by the llarkrider Hog Lady Pugh's
dam was sired by a pig by Old Bili grand dam
Young He's; grand dam of Young Bc-s by the ~.
Louis hog, her dam the old job l'ugh SOW, her dam
Lady Pugh, aud her dam the old liarkrider SOW.
We have also another haar,
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Practical Machinist-inycutor aud mfr at the Uni
yersal Joners for i',o and steam power. All kinds
Of Machines, Modelling KNIVES, TIising Bits.
Machine Patterns made 10 order. :. E. cor second
N md lnnIral Avn
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Manufacturers aud Importers OF sils Dress Goods,
Neyets, l4ldi' suits, Cloaks, Shawls dress Trim
mings aud LaCes AlSO DressInaking executed
with despatch At low prices 10 West ah ST., in-
cinnati, o.
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