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RAILROAD LINES.
I'D EE sg Egszzssass ssaI

- .ssss---.ts
RICHMOND AND PErgHspCpcI
RAILROAD COMPANY.
fiOMMENCING MONDAY, December r.
" 1878, trains on this read will run as foIloy,.b
1855 A NJ, Tht6Gsn IG MhII so safg o,n,s.r
Tor CGar'estoD, .aVaEnah. Auyr..
and Alien (yia Chariesfonj. H"iss1ss'a
Observation-Disclosures cars 70 wiz
ION. Stops only at Cacstcr and 'S W,sE
7:15 A. NJ. ACCOMMODATIONS eauv eo
sunday. makes ciose corgerfiH','H
petersburg with re Atlantic .,c
sissippi and Ohio railroad for E,f',.i'
Chattanooga. Nashville, Stm,In%
LvEchodr2, Fariny.Iic and orstrppa',
statl"ns OF that roai, MAIN, e..
tine 80 by any OTHER line Sin, ~
all regular stations. "'S
4:zO Z. u. ACCOMMODATES TnArS 's,-
Except Sunday. PASSENGERS t,.i..I
this sIa.D win make close cGnn .r"i@:
AZ burg for Sor;Di. "'@
1885 r NJ. THROUGH MAIL uaiiy. ccr,.,.,.
i0r Weldon. WllmIng,oa, ra!-,."!
charleston, Savannah. Argy.,g sH'
lumN ia, Atlanta Macon. MGrt,.".-
Moo,le, New Orleans. and ali ,,,,d!'
Sonth aud Southwest. i'ulsl,gr 'yy'n'a
1nG-rar from Boston Slr Wt.ur,,,.p-
savannah, ana RE Ssdth Sin,'i;.
at Manchester and Thr.;.r '' '"'I
500 a. NJ. SUNDAY ACCOM- NnD,rr,,
TRAM makes close coGnJcfIon M
A.. NJ. = O.. K. T. III E:isroI. C;,a,..,'
nooga, Nashville. Memphis Lvrc%
uan[e, faTinVi'He, an. Other Icc.il ia
lions on that road. SION At All $50. a. ',c
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORM.
6:35 q. NJ, THROUGH MAIL daily. cor~cc.,.,
VITO Richmond, frc t.r.CEs:iIry s''
r":0nac raIlIo cad f"r all points .nr,t
Eist, ana West. Stops n Marrl,,,r,
ana chester. and at Half-WaY and .,
. Drury's G!u:i, on signal -
3:UoA. III, ACCOMMODATES TEATS t..f.
teNceht suUcayl. Stops at all So.
1905 p. ~, ACCOMMODATES, TRAIN I.f,,
Stops At all stations. ""!'
$40 Z. ID. THROUGH NArI. ta,!~ eor,.c,t,
with Richmond. frtjr?i"E,,.iry .'i
.-. Potomac railroad Tor 81 ;oI,r2 ~, ~!
and West. Also, GlaK..2 close rar,p.''
ton with the Clr-1,sak, and n,I,
railroad for the virginia SPRINGS a.;
all points North and Wr.:. ThI, 80
stops al Manchester ana thr.',-' , Az
ut Half Way and Drury', l,gt. A.
signal. v"
=, ALL TRANS leaving Petersburg VII! start from
The kpnnElattlr Genot. '''A
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS discog,!pnr,
until further notice.
dc IS \. SHAW. Surarln,ardc,,
CHESAPEAKE AND OnIOEAlLWAY.
DECEMBER -, ls7s.
PASSENGER TRAINS RUN ~ r0IIuu.s.
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A copy-Teste:
G.. p. LATHAM, Clerk b.
80. COMMISSIONEK'S UFFICNtS
nAGviTJ VA 9th December, 1878. !


DANviLLE, VA, 10th December, 1875
All parties interested in the execution or tue above
decree of The United states District Court 10. the
Western District OF Virginia, rendered at Danvile
Judge Alexander Riyes preJidng-are hereby nol.
fed hat / have fixed upon the 10Th DAY OF
JANUARY. 1879. TO take and SETTLE nt M once,
IN said town the several accounts required by saa
decree n: which time and place all parties IN tr-
derest are required 10 attend.
OF the said court, This 10Th day Of December 1878,
Anro Domino A. III. AIKEN,
: he Yg-dt2OJa Special Commissioner.
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CITY kgE."Af.

OFFICE RICHMOND EAnwAf ,o"' .ian,I
yr,o THE PuBLIC.-Any citizcn :',;|a :"
,,,a s,reet-car and not Sainl,nSS .as W
the driver will oblige the undersigned y
Of ear aud reporting the same WALKER.
,o-aw Superintendent Guy hH.'
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REMEDY!

ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WATER
FROM THE
BEDFORD (vA.) ALUM AND IRON SPRINGS.
ESTABLISHED IwENTY-SlX YEARS.
Efficiency proved by actual results In thousands oil
cases of Dyspepsia. Debility, Diseases Peculiar to
Women, Chronic DiarrhGa. Headache Scrofula and
CuaueeuS Affections, Sore Throat and Dirhtheria,
Chlls and MaIaria Fever. Extracts FROM tesli-
Best remedy for Innanmatory Sore. Throat and
D.phtheria ever used by meas have found after 4
practice of forty ycars-acts rs tonic, Alternative,
p. A. SIFFERD. NJ. d.. y. G..
"After Il practice of many years have found no
remedy equal 10 Bedford Alum and Iron Springs
Water and Mass for Chronic diseases and diseases
join r. MErTEAUR, M. D., LII. L., Va.
Successfully used in Dyspepsia and Chronic
Diarrh9a.'
"Surpassing any remedy that know OF for scro-
fulous affections: Havc used i for wehfyiye years
found treatment equal 90 this water iil' mass inr
Scrofula. Cnianeous Affections, Glandular Dcranse-
mn Chronic rr9ns s GI cerain FORM N Of Dys
pcpsia., Prof. j. j. MoonMAN. VI. d., Va.
NO WATERS HAVE a VIPER EA NoEr OF USE
FuLSEss." VA 0iED'''i Richmon i Va.
Used with "nparaed success il 4 nSR RHns
i''"''t t"' Ey-Vicc-presidcnt Ga. Med. Asso.
"ENTInEIY CURED or ClIILLS AND FEIEl. BY
IT." REV. +. {. l.onSOS. D. a: LE f., i,d
Directions. anaiv-is. aud full proof oil all calnch
sent with each package.
Wafer, 80 cents per gallon: 81 per case OF one
dozen half gnon Bottles; So for iiye-Eallon celni-
john. s., 20 , .-
pcr half. dozen, according to S'zc-Scnt po>l-piid
Full proof Of all claimed sent free upon appllca-
ton Liberal terms to dealers. lnvaiids arc accom-
m0daied ut these Springs III all times or me wear.
Address 4. NJ. DAVIES, President &C the COM
pany. Lynchburg, Va. ,r,s rn
Sold by POlh MlLLEh W.
no g
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uOLMAN'S MEDICINAL ABSORPTIVEB BODY
AND FOOT-PLASTERS,

AND FOOT-pLASIERS,
AUXILLIARIES TO THE PAD.
are Indispensable IN such cases rs local Rhenma
tIsm Neuralgia, Kidney Difficulties, Sick-iead-
ache. Acute Pains In Part of the Body, OBsTRuC-
TIOSs IN THE SPINAL COLUMN, Partial Parai!sis'
Female irregularities, and Change of Life IN fa-
cial Neuralgis or Toohacae II applied over inc
pain will cure In from five TO ten minutes: ,,
You can depend upon II the HOLMAN Liver
PAD will do for you what nothing else can.
IN THE NAME OF HUMANITY, TRY 1T.
Over 100000 testimonials that The HOLMAN
PAD is all That 1t Is claimed 70 be.
Messrs. FITZAIORRIS & FOSTER, lois Main
street. Richmond. Va, and corner King aud Marker
reefs Charleston, :. c. are agents for The South
Separate parlors for ladies, with lady attendant.
Consultation fee. Send for Or. tasrehi'as Lec-
Regular Pad So; special, 50. Plaster, SOC. Sails
21e Special pads. also plasters and salt gre neees'
Pads and Piasters seut by mall upon receip'
OF pricet.
s''sS - de 9-2tawtMy1
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T.se E,oye-horu wusic-Teaeher,

Her eyes are like the Do,
Most beautiful TO 81,
And tho' roam Fd,
There's only one sweet Sol
(Such souls immortal Ian
Can bring bissful Re
OF heavily hope 10 Mi! (SingD
st. Louis Times.
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DOCK AND JOB WORK NEATLY Elk.
ID ECUTED AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING!
HOUSFs
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ss Old 81 "---Hge Proposes Reform for
Elaine.


Old ST waded through Baine's speech
with the patience Of a martyr.
"On de face oh de returns" said he. "ez
lade down in dis speech, de Niger hez los
his grip on freedom, ter be she !"
cit does look rough when you don't care
what you say"
ssDat's hit !! But den, yer mus 'skuse er
mans dat ben sun.stroked am run ober on
de way ter de White House by de whole
State 5b Ohio! Yer bez yer make 'lowences
for dis man, kase he's jess patdlln' round
sarchin for er onokcrpied lite-presaiTer."
"You don't agree with him, them"
"Well, does IN de konkluson, but, yer
see, 1 don't CLINE up ter hit de same way
he dol"
Chow is that ?"
"Why he seq dat sometin's got fer be
done, an done in er moughty hurry, else,
why dar won't be nun niggers votin' in dis
country ter leckt DELIGHTS ter er konvenshun
'ginst de hog law OATS what I seq myself!
But, den, faint no use ter say dat hits
'kase darss bulldozin' an entimerdashun-
dat done played out long ago!"
"What is the causel"
"De prinserpul cause are dat freedum
-fotch on taxes, am ef yer don't see de tax
koNector, de managers at de ballot-boX kant
recognize yer mellow. Somehow er mud
der, yer seems not to be yersetf AM les
so long ez de uiggers buys mo- ticker dan
he do tax-receeps, ies so long is dis 'skrep-
ency 'gwine ter 'pear in de 'leckshun re-
turns -
..That sounds like sense"
"Dat's what hit is--mark dat! AN ei
Mister Blaine. or emmy udder Oh dem pup
Iicans, wants ter see niRgeES swarmin> ut ee
polls down t1yar, oil dey got ter do are ter
enyent or ulersheen ter pay niger taxes
wild. am 'stribnte dem 'IpEnd thoo de Souf
OnteI den de tax kolleetoEs is gwine on wild
dc bulIdczin'. You heath me ''-AtLanta
Consultations 1.g,
"Tbereas great difference between
housekeeping and boarding. out,' said Mr..
Younghusband; '.for when I boarded out
I had to vast sometimes half an hour for
my dinner. but now I haTe it Just when I
can get it.
Better it is to sit on barrel at the corner
grocery with eontentment than to repase in
/ the most luxurious easy-ehair adorned with
tidy in the house OF the erder.loying wo-
man. Boston Transcript.
Theye Is more active fun ii, an ounce of
kitten than in q ton oil elephant. -Aita Cal
iforaiG.
a Cincinnati pork packer who has become
very wealthy has pnt motto on the panel
OF bis carriage. Il Is, g In hog signo yinces.n
g Know all men by these presents ~ San
10 Ciaus.-Near York Star.
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DRusas. 2aEslGsNEs. .se..

s.sEsaS. Sas;DlGskE; S. .ss..
VARDLEY'S OATMEAL and other del
4 icatoly-scented SOAPS for The season: KLOS-
FARM 4. and other COLOGNES and
WATERS: CUT-GLASS and PLAIN Co
LOGSE BOTTLES: UAlR-BRUSHES, COABS,
elegant TOILkT-POWDERS &c.
/. WAGNER, Druggist,
de % Sixth and Broad streets.
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.. NEWSPAPERS. &c. .....
1910 NOW IS THE TINE 1870
TO SUBSCRIBE.

ELLYSON &c YANCEY.
NEWS-DEALERS AND BOOKSELLERS,
l1l2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA.
AGENTS FOR THE PUBLISHERS AND THE PUBLIC
for all the Magazines published i'll this country and
EUROPE, will send any Of the following, papers and
OF the prices annexed, which are The publishers;
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TUST TRY IT.
DYSPEPSIA. SICk-IiEhDACHE.
and INDIGESTION
cured by Or. D'ARMSTADT'S
AETi-DYSPEprlCD DROPS.
Price 75c. Sold NV all druggists. mn 2L-eoa
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Tho HOLMAN PAD placed over the Stomach and
liver, from which nearly all diseases have their
orissn, will exert never falling bene fetal Influence
OVER The vital forces-ncrvcS ana blood.
IT. contains WONDERFUL PROPERTIES. con-
s,sting OF healthy toncs that are sent Tito the sys-
TEN by absorption stimulating the great nerve cen.
tres ih.t ptryade The digestive organs, without
which digestion and good vitaizins fluid tblood) Is
impossible. al ,or.,.,,
,r,ttSr from the system, found In The blood, whe-
ihcr Medicinal, sIalarious, Bilious. &C. II VIII DO
for yor what nothing else can. Think. 100, no"
very inexpensive 1t Is compared with most ueat-
mcnts. As family medicine, for chcarness, safety
convenience, and effectiveness, II co1nmends iseli
to every household.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

DEPARTURE OF ETEAEE EHS.
TOR NEW 70 Il K.-The Ola xcsFsSS
4 Dominion Steamship Comalny's sSSaa4kzxx =
steamship NYASOhE. Captain Couch. VIII sail
FRIDAY. December 27th.a 6 O'Clock A. ".
Freight received until O'CLOCK Thursday evening.
Through bills OF adEg signed ana goous Ior-
Tarded with dispatch TO ali points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, II; stccragc, S6 and
60.
For freight or passage apply to
G. w. ALLEN 4 CO, Agents,
de 25-3t COMMANDS Wharf. RUcKetls.
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LIVER AND .sGUE PAD.

LIVER AND 4sGlE PAD.
A BSORPTION VS.. DISEASE.
HOLMhN'S LIVER PAD
uOLMANS LIVER PAD
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE,
CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE
SIMPLY By ABSORPTION.
SIMPLY BY ABSORPTION.
FOR HUMANITY SAKE, TRY THEM!
FOR HUMANITY SAKE, TRY THEM!
IT IS THE BEST
LIVER, STOMACH, SPLEEN, AND FEVER
DOCTOR IN THE WORLD!
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS BEAR TESfl-
MONY!
TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED.
STOP DOSING.
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STEAMBOATELIM
Y fss;.sasiS,.sssSSy!-
COMphNY'S
S-RIVER LINE,
FOR
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING AT
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.

The fast and elegant steamer ARIEL, Captain
Il. G.. CLIFFORD carrying the United States lnalll
leaves Richmond for ahove-nained places every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, at 7
a. NJ.
Fare 10 Norfolk or Portsmouth .............$ 80
Fare for round "trip, good for two days...... 2 so
Fare for round trip good for SEVEN days.. 3 90
Fare for round trip, unilmited.... 90
Fare 10 BalllmOre....... .................,. w
Fare to Philadelphia. .................... 80
Fare 10 New York ........................ II 10
Fare 10 BOSLOn. ID 80
Through tickets sold ut CARRIERS. SIG Main street ;
Exchange Hotel. ard on board steamer. baggage
checked through.
The LIMITED TICKETS namcd above on sale
only ut CARRIERS S26 Main street, and Exchange
Hotel.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth:
Ncwbern, Washington. and Tarboro', n. Co. aud all
landings on Tar river: Washington. ID. g., lIamp
ton, and Eastern Shore of Virginia. and regular
landings on James river. At lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-.
tircly rebuilt and rcfurnShed in an elegant and
costly manner. and is confidently recommended as
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer that hts
run on this route for many Years.
l.. &. TATtM. superintendent.
903 Main street ana Rockets.
r w McCSRpIcE Agent, Norfolk. spi
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Published by reauest.1
WIFI Yen Promise what Z Ask ?

Henrteo county, December 20, 1878.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-08
The Difference.

A little girl went into drug store last
night with bottle, the neck of which was
broken of.
Gm.--Mr. drug store man, l want five
cents worth of coal oil in this ere bottle.
Drug Mm.-Who do you want il for?
Gnf.-My big sister. She's going to sit
up with her beau.
Drug Maxwell. she can't sit mp very
long on this little oil.
GiA-Oh, the fellow that's coming to-
night amt the one she 81 up long with.
This is the little fellow, and when the light
burns out, you bet he's got to git. When
the other fellow comes. he always sends me
for gallon and bran new chimney.
She got her oil.
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DER DRUMMER"
Declareth He Hath Rights Which
Must be Respected.

A meeting of the Western Commercial
Travellers was held in st. Louis. on Tues
day. After dispo-ing of preliminary bust
ness, the following officers were elected fol
the ensuing two years:
President, 6. II. Laughton; First Vic
President. A. c. Derday Second Vice Presi
dent, s. r. Myers Third Vice President
". ii. Carroll; Fourth Vice President, w
ID. McClanahan Fifth Vice President, X
W. Stevens; Sixth Vice President, -
Kerwin: Secretary, A. H. Weber; Treasur'
er. W. ID. Jones.
Board of Directors Ito serve for two years)
C. C. Newbury, X. g. Jordan, II. c.
Tatum. H. T. Holland, J. c. Martin. r. W.
Richardson. Ito serve for one yearl-R.
c. Young, J. W. Brown, q. A. Mexican,
w. T. Warden, Henry Rhodes and J. Rails
ton.
The following declaration was agreed up
on:
We. Commercial Traveller. DESTROYS
of organizing ourselves into an association
to protect our individual interests and those
of our employers in the matter OF travelling
fares and accommodations, to promote =
social and brotherIy love for each other. TO
increase acquxintanceship. to adopt such
course "a will promote Temperance in all
things, TO report to our Secretary those mer-
chants and traders who We have reason to
believe are endeavoring to act fraudulent,
to protect one another on the road and else
where from being imposed upon, to express
a due sympathy and regard for sick MEM
ber., be they at home or abroad to be 20
that We can act n q body in
with other associations, or sing
ly, TO redress our grievances, We n business
men, agree, to the following articles:
We extract the following clauses from
their constitution:
ANY member of the Association who is
guilty Of any feloniOus or indictable Of
tense, or gross miSdemeanor, may be ex-
PEELED from the Association, upon a suffi-
cient proof, ty action OF the Board OF
Directors, at any meeting called Tor that
purpose.
1t shall be the duty Of each member Of
the Association to report to the Secretary,
or any member. all irregularities OF
character in the towns and
cities which he visits, provided il does
not conflict with his interests. Source Of
all information to be held sacred by MEM
bers Of the Association.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-08
AN EcCENTR1coE GENIUS.
He Walks l65 Miles and Counts
the Steps on the Way.

There arrived in Kansas City few days
ago. from Baxter SPRING.. a man Who
walked the entire distance, and whose jour
ney, in some reSpects, was quite novel. He
is a New Yorker; served his country in
time Of war, and Was an officer Of rank in
the regiment to which he belonged. He ia
a scholar Of high attainments, and has writ
ten some very able articles, one Of which
was published in Kansas City paper last
summer. Being of an active turn of mind,
and for the information Of other "Short
Creek" unfortunates who might follow his
example as walkists. he concluded to count
the steps he had to take in his journey.
From the Baxter Springs depot to the
west end of the depot in Kansas City, he
says, there is 333, 752 steps. He experienced
many difficulties on the way, in pursuit OF
his bee line route, but with a determination
worthy of better cause, several times re-
traced his steps to take up the line of march
from the point where some vicious dog or
irate farmer had driven him away. Al
night he slept in barns or in haystacks. On
one occasion, while attempting to crawl into
L,rn, he was shot at BY the owner. and
wac glad to escape, but with a dcgged de-
Termination. took up his line of march in
the morning from the point where he had
left Of counting.
This eccentric walkist on leaving Baxter
Springs, had not sufficient funds to pay his
fare, was too proud TO beg, and concluded
to walk. On arriving at Kansas City he
found there was money here, sent him by
his brother-in-law, Leon Lewis, the celebrat-
ed writer employed by the New York Ledger
at salary Of $4,000 per year. This gen.
tleman, for gentlem m he Is, despite his
poverty, requested that his name he not
published, but as he is the civil engineer
who drew the Short Greek and Joplin maps,
the curious will fird no difficulty in learn
ing its. Louis Journal.
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A Gritty Nail Carrier.

Mr.. James Letter, who carries the mail
between Sedalia and Cole Camp, started
from the latter place this morning for Sc.
dalia with his mail. When near Fla,
creek his horse became disabled. owing to
the terrible ptate of the roads. Nothing
daunted, he took the mail upon his back
and waded in, arriving safely at the post
Office ahead of q man who had started al
the same time with him ON horseback.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-08
Burning Corn for Fuel.

We learn from private letters Just re-
ceived from Northern Iowa, dated Decem-
her ., that it had been raining every day
for nearly two weeks. Business Of all kinds
is blocked and full two thirds of the people
are burning corn for fuel on account oi bad
roads. The coal mines are nearly all
closed with their platforms full of coal.
The grist mills are not running more than
one half the time.
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Two hundred dollars il the amount Of
tax assessed on dogs in Madison county.
Squirrels are said to be more plentiful
in Perry county than they. have been for
many years.
A tree growing near New London, Rails
county, measures thirty-one feet in circum-
ference.
Female teachers appear to have got the
upper hand in the Kansas City schools. and
the men are mad.
f-Eastern parties Of capital have sled az
ticles Of incorporation for meat and fruit
canning company Of ST. Joseph.
Black snakes have been crawling about
the hills Of Platte county during the pase
week. A number, il u said, were killed.
-Fourteen gamblers were ar'aisned D.
fore the Kansas City authorities on Satur-
day. and all fined for frequenting gaming
houses.
Hon. will. J. Knott has assumed edi.
torial control Of the Battis F7as, temper
.nce psper Published at Chamois, 0aseos-
ade county.
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PULLED.


Some time ago MAMMAL Kelly received
. printed poster from Vini,a, Choctav
Nation. giving . description Il two hoss
mules that we're stolen from Mr. W. n
West, Of that place, on the 4th Of Novem
Der. In addition to the poster, the Mar
shall received letter from Mr.. Wet con.
tanning . photograph Of the thief, whose
name IT was said Wa Frank Wilson, alias
Charlie Case.
This afternoon the Marshal and Officer
Gray and Turner arrested man Who bears
4 striking resemblance to the photograph,
aud vho, for reasons of their own, the off,
cers thiIk u the right man. After the
arrest Marshal Kelly telegraPhed as
follows:
SEpALIA, Jan. s.
". ". n. Wet, Vinifo, !. T.:
Have arrested man. He gives the name
Of Charlie Young. He closely resembles
the photograph. Come as once.
PuIIIP KELLY, City Marshal.
A BAzoO reporter interviewed the priso-
ner at the city Jail. He found him sitting
in front Of the stove, in company Of Ofhcer
Turner, smoking cigar and taking things
easy.
Upon being questioned, he said he was
born and raised in E.idyville, Iowa, and
had been in the city about . month"; He
drove baggage wagon for Frank Robbins
for two weeks, and has been stopping since
at VIM. Hoods. He is . married man and
il the son-in-law Of Mr.. John WATSON, who
resides in the country, and with whom his
family is staying.
Young says he struck this town
with long hair, a vide brimmed
hat, and fifty cents in money. He
admits Ct being down in the Indian
country last fall, but claims he was With
his fs,her.in-law and Others engaged
in legitimate business. He asked the
to $50 through" and look At
his valise and see il that broad brimmed
hat referred to wasn't there. The Mar
shall declined the invitation.
Young expresses his wish to remain in
The hands OF the officers until the affair II
settled to their satisfaction that he is inno-
cent Of the crime Tor which he is Ar
rested.
lie may be innocent, as he claims, but
the photograph is perfect .iae sin'ils OF his
features. He will be retained under arrest
until an answer is received to the Marshal's
telegram.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-01-08
GODS PLANS.

Oh, vet we trust that somehow, good
Will BE- the final goal Of i'll,
To psngs Of nature. sins Of will.
Defects Of doubts and taints ofblood.
That nothing walks with aimlees feet;
Thse not one life shall be destroyed,
breast as rubbish TO the void.
When God has made the pile complete.
That not worm is Glove in vain;
That not a moth with vain desire
Is shrivei'i in fruitless fire,
Or tut >ub-eryes anctler's gain.
Behold, We know not anything;
lean but trust good shall fall
A. lsst-far off-at last 10 all.
And every winter change to spring.
-ITennyson.