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Gen. Jam 3 Shields.


To lis honor be IL ssId, the pres of Mis-
S"nTi Is unanimous in its prai-e of Ii,
merits of the old veteran, G-n. Jane,
Shields. and the Bsz o ,in~ in the s-ner.
appeal to Congress for his .s>i-ianc-. The
Republicans in Congress iriri to max.
him d'"r d"nrk--p-r, aud the Democrat.
envi"u> of the honor "f aiding the cid her.
oi SO msny b,itl--. defeated that proIs,-i
lion and then vor-.i him on the rriir.d Ii,
~ith Ien-i'.n al $1,000 per annum. TIE
bill xaiis to be passed by ih. S-naie. S...
when the i~o rr-at parties quarrel n Ia
who shall first do honor e. a ynsi anI no
BILE man. IL il an excellent Indication of the
great r~-Ieci ant venersti"n ia which he Is
held 10y his fellow counirymen.
(i-n-ral Shields u about SEVENTY wear.
old. lie ws- burn IN Ireland, aud hs.
lived in th United States for over fftv
years. lie MAS 4 member of the Hin j..
Lsgi-istIre aud auditor uf that State: 4.
member "f the Missouri: L-yisisiure and
>snsior from the State of Missouri AT one
tine and t another a Senator frnm the
State of Minnesota. lie was Judge Of the
Supreme curt, a M,j,r- General in the var
with Mexico. and in the var of the reb~l-
lion Governor Of Oregon t-rrr,ory and com-
mi~-i"ner Of the general land offirr.
Hts "i6rial services cover period of furty
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Detective P.nkerton.

Ii is said the great detective P,nkertnn j.
in reality the moving spirit in the cam.
paign against the train roLb-rs. Tie ful
lowing exploit of his, performed iweniy ivs
years agp. will show how he u,.nsges such,
business:
There WAS daring and mysterious sx-
press btsry at Montgomery. Ala, the
amount taken helms $4,000 A mr-~~nyrs
was ARRESTED, and after lying in jail k,r
some time Was hunorsbly discharged, .s
sufficient evidence could not br found
az 'in>l him. Pinkert.,n undertook to wo, K
up the case. being employed hy the expires
company, Who we're determined 10 get md
punish the thief at .ny co>i. A man named
Maroni, high official, Lec,me the objrc,
"f the detectives .n-picion. fie vss. not.
wiihsiaSding his PO Iiion, ''.i,.,io.ed' aud
followed every here and At all times. Pink
rrtsn's men hired themselves To him in the
character al servants, and presented them.
selves in other cs>es M friends and hnn
COMPANIONS. They drank, walked. talked
and perhap. slept with him. NJ opportu-
nifty vas lost "t penetrating even the sus
Pecied mans secret thoughts. Female de-
'eciives in the pay Of Pinkertcn, hired
th~m-eive. to Msroni's wife, aud in that
character she was followed and watched,
she never being able to get clear OF their
vigilance Of which she herself never had
the iaintest suspicion. They pried into
every trunk and closet and kept their chief
yell informed Of the result Of their espion.
age. On One occasion Mra Marini rent ,u
Galveston = suspected trunk oh ich had,
since the robbery. lain in 4 garrett Of the
house in which Maroni and his family re
sided. A detective followed the trunk Ia
Galveston and kept strict watch upon j,
while in the Island City. and strict note made
Of tI'e persons Who had anything to do With
il. The occupations and .ddrrases vece taken
down and Pinkerton infurmed Of all. The
trunk was followed back to the town in
which Msroni then resided. aud proved ,u
be the one in which the S., 900 v.s deposit.
ri right after the robhcry. After tvo year.
Of steady work, whoae exi-ience Rad no,
been At Ill .usPecied, the detective arrested
Maroni, vho was .rraigned. convicted and
sentenced for fifteen yeans. He served !,
out, and n nov . brakeman On q 0eurr;.
road. having formerly been superintendent,
"f the prominent railways Of the country
Of the m"n~y s,"Ien from the expse.. .bos,
SO, 900 vas recovered.
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But the specisl value of this transit to IA.
:ronomers il the light it may throw On the
hypothesis Of the existence of planet with
an orbit interior 10 that Of Mercury, pre-
dicied by lie Verrier from calculations oi
the perturbstions If Mercury. This great
astronomer discovered Neptune in this Wv,
md he died with the full cnnviciion that n
planet he had named Vulcan exit. brtwe-n
Mercury and the sun. Le-carbsuit and
Wolf. and Weber, three observers in
Earope, claim to have seen such planet, and
30 does our weather prophet, Tice, who
makes it very important factor in his fore
CASTS.
LIE Verrier discovered per,nrbaiions in
Mercury. which mn known cause could ex
pain. and placing all recorded observations
Of transiis along side his computations. he
estimated that the point Of Mercury. peril
heIion moved more rapidly than il should
move from the influence ct known bpd;rs.
The variation is about thirty -six secg/ g/l,d. Of
an arc in a hundred years. ar ned one.
thirtieth part Of the angular dinme,er Of the
planet in year. But slight ~ this i., !, is
departure from the lac which governs, or
seems TO govern, the orbits Of all the planets.
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planet turns ruund the sun N does sh,
planet itself, only in vastly greater perios
of iime-in degree ~ q cam Wheel turns or
it- axis pl.cei out of c~nire. II vss the
undue velocity Of this srrat cam wheel al
A-tronomy. which disturbing the move
menis "f the planet and It's t,n,~s of transit,
arrested the aitrnii"n of the great French
a-ironomer aud led him To a.cribe il ,o the
Influence Of an unknown ,nd interior
planet.
IL wili b. remembered ih,t = wear .yo, Al
tine in~i.nre "f l.. V-rr,er, the whuI. as
tronomic world w.s on tn. qui y,v- In,kiny
s"r the n - planet. but failed &, discover
s"yihing. In the meantime L. V~rr -r
"ied. hut his ii'-"rv rem ,in.. There are
i~o parties auI,,ng s-irnomer. an th,.
qn--ii.m-rh"s-- .l,. .vor the th..rv IL the
~xi-ien-c "f Valrau. snd il,,-s who iiinx the
c"irniaii"n-"f L. V-rri-r e..n;,in n rrr.r
ar that he "a. mist zen 10 ~. s>.rrIi..n q. g.,
The acc-i-raiion al the S-ii.is- oi M-rcurv
Am",,g the latter i- ~" less eminent a.. ,u- !
iho"tv tha" Dr. Peters ~h" susxssI> that |
'n m"k'"s np the difference biws-n cn
put Ito" and "i'>srvaii"n. l. V-nirr hal
erre in overr,Iing the oi,-srva,i,,n. them
selves. especially the older ONES, - f,' ~x-
ample, ii'e ira''>,'s of hundred wears .g".
- has W. L'sI>, oi the Brazilian c,'ast sur
'~v-bih declaring "ga'">i any variation
which required the existence Of an inleriur
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) ss'y, tn the Supreme Court. The Rel
loser resolutions were the progeny of m,
'o'io~'"x Committee. being one member fo
each township:
North Jaekson-Robt. Love.
Ss'u:h Jscks,n--L. &. Potter
! T.vlOr-J- VI Comp.
| Wa-hi"xIon-J. Z. Bmlenh smmer
| Campbell n. T. ark aud 1. ). H,,,ls.
! time.
WiI-on-N. ". Farr,s.
P.d"i Csr~k h q i,routte.
West Cr"irr-E. Clark.
Clay ki"-~r.
C'-~- ti,.nore.
bf"'kiln~-W CiiI.orue
k''b'"-,.n J. Montgomery.
ff'"kii"-ti Il. M,G,nnis.
i"i- c''""nit'~~ pse>~n,~,i TIM. resolu,i.,,,.
4" the County T. .urt dem .u.i,uy ,h.,, ,,-
'""'is vet un-.'l.t shunid i,e ,i.>,r..y~,i r.,
thi- dem MT the Gar, refused tu v,.L,i
-i'tin- ihn"ish thrIr Pr~-ni-nt, judy,
R"i"tire th Il they ~~r, un.~r the >u,,-r
.i-,''" oi the ucu.t COAT. whici. b 81 l.
>u'i IN I" '"rfi''n rr>'rai''n. the C,.u,t,
e"irt from a'aki". any di-lrr-itn,n III the
Iyr..i~
Judge Rnntr~e de--rv.s credit for the
''"s '"u "'Shtuti htbnrt 1H which he
Iisr't ." the si~ni md, - .i,~~ Ju.ty~ Morton
i''r -t .nsi'n2 by him. r.r Cnurt eau cunfi
'i~"ily rel. upon the honest. iaw-ab,,i,ny
-p'rit "t tie People -,a>I aiming them in up |
I'"isiing snd vin'iic,Ii"s the Law. judge !
Ru"t'ee ia the hrs, place refused Q" have
'nv conversation with he parties wl,n pre-
'r"'e'i the r~>olmtI"n-. until h~ va. assured
h't they inten.ir,i n.' vi,,istiun of the Law
u wss sppsr~nt all the way thr,,uyh, th,t
h~ b"it'.m "f the whole nr,v~m~nt Wis an
H'rt on the part ii H.. U Il ca. to prosiuc~
he 'mpre--,un shat the Nui"n,l- IL 81
s"rkr't up great party in the county.
mi ." a'ttit'"n d" that, they are simply
'>i"g the ra'ir"'d tax 4'~-tn.n ." stir up
h~ prsji'i'c~~ III the people against the s'I.i
'sftir-~. AMI hy tnat "s""'''' s~s them into
I'e nrw. This is evident from the i.ct that
lag .itine CONTINUALLY pays his tax. |.
After the m,-r'ing on the Square. q small
quad met ut P"eix Hall, where, alter 10
hara"gu~ from H.. aud u la I
rion- res.iing from ID. VI. f.. an adjourn
e"t was had to tine first Saturday in Jun~. +,
hen they intend to Illuminate 70 county
rkst and sen.i delegat-- io the State COM
rntio" vt S~,ialia. This WAS dome to se b
ire "a larger atien.isncr. :,
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The following j. . list of the United
States patents Issued to the invenioss al
Missouri. for the week ending April Is,
1875 each patent in the List bearing tina,
date.
Joaeph Hunkeler, 81. Louis. grinding
N schines.
joseph Ryan. 81. Louia. steam traps.
\. y. FAsrrs', 81. Loui., h.rvrNers.
N. b. Farset, 81. L,ui-. grain binders.
Z. Thompson, Graham. washing ~.
chimee.
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SLIPPERY.
A Printing ONCE takes Legs and
Leaves Town.

There has been one printing Office in Sc
dalia that ''was Of few days and full o
troabIe."
About eighteen months ago w. II
Kerns brought printing Office to thi.
city and started q paper called the Es.
f'ess. The paper had short but even,iuI
Iife, and went the way of all earthly things
The material was sod to other parties and
covered with mortgages, and again and
again Il passed into different owner-hit~,
until it ~as in doubt as to ho did have Sic
title to the material and /" good will"
At all events. last Saturday found K-rns
in Possession Of the tyIe and presses with
A. IL. Randall as holder Of n,ortsape o..
the material to the amount Of $500, more
or Iess, 10 secure notes to that amount
kerns obtained permission OF the mortgage
to move the goods and chatiIes 10 + ut Sc
dalia. and it war bundled up and loaded
into = wagon ostensibiy for East Sedal,a.
IL did MT 60 to East SedaIia,
but was shipped by Car 70 "Dr.
Nicely Thompson. CAddn, Indian Terri
tory" and Mr.. A. II. Randall still hangs
to his mortgage and to the delusion that he
Is the p"s-eSsor Of printing establishment
in the domain Of the red man.
Who DR.. Neely Thcmp-on is, or where
the material in question is at this time 10.
Gated is IN doubt, bu. two keen LAWYERS arr
no-ing around aud have found the follow
ing law. enacted by the last legislature
which Prob~by will apply to s1ch a Case
IA this.
The Law reads: !,
BE It enaoed by the G.ncym assembly of the
Sac IF Missouri as tof,ovs:
SECTION l. That any morfgasor or
grantor ia trust deed Of l,er<..n.: prup-rtv
who shall inJure, destroy. sell or d sIo>e uf
such property, or any part thereof. ur
shall and or xtet in the sd doing for the.
PurpO~e Of defrauding the mortgage. tr,,s. .
tee beneficiary. in trust deeds. or his. or
their Assigns or shall remove or conceal, or
shail aid or at'e,, in the removing al such
property thereof, with intent to hinder. de- v
lay or defrsud such m"rtgsg4e, trustee, or ! 4
beneficiary, or Eis or their assigns, rhall b-
deemed guilty. Of a mi -sieme amor, and upon
conviction. shall be punished BY imy,rison-
ment in the county Jail mot exceeding one b
year or by a fine ..ot exceeding one hundred Il
dollars, or by both such fine aud imprison-
ment
SEC, 2 That any morteagor or grantor AZ
in trust deeds Of personal property, who ii
shall a+tl ar convey the same or any part oi
thereof. without the written Consent OF the :,
ar beneficiary. and wiih"ut in
Turning the person to whom the same Is 1e
l"ld or conve:ed, that the property ia mort c.
gagged ar conveyed by deed of trust, shall. Ia
On c"nv'ciion. be adjndeed guilty Of a mis- "a.
demesnor. and punished by a fine not ex =,
ceed,ng one hundred do lxrs or by impris "'
o"mrnt in the couniy Jail not exceeding Dc
,ne year, or BY both such Ene and impris- ri
0Cment.
Approved April Z, 1877.
1t stands in hand fer somebody to make "
,eace with Mr.. Randall or his attorneys. ~
He should not stand upon the order of =. :.
making the peace, but do il at once. :. ;.
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AWAY DOWN IN GEORGIA.
Sentence Of De,th Passed Upon q
Married Woman-Murdsr Com
mitted IN q FIT Of jealousy.


yon"g Georgian, lived in P,ek~ns county
in the northern part of that State. Kate
iiambright lived there too. and ~ did Mr..
Narci-sa Cowart. h ,te wss D'o-t beau-
tiful woman. the acknowledged belle in tha,
-ection. Mrs. Cpwart was u grass ~iiuw.
9Th" lsd known and loved Ss'uthern in
former dsv., and had procureL a divnrcr
from her husband with the hope Of marry
ing Bob. But contrary Z" her Z prctat,,n.,
Kate and Young Southern we're united, after
q long and p~r>i-,en, copr,-h,p. The widp~
did"', like this much. hut sh~c ulin't help
hers~li. and M Bob va - genial good
naturrd cu~s, M, AYERS. To hirratat,on, .h~
determined io h,v. ~ much f.n with hin,
any b,dy. In other words, abe was brn,
on destroying the pe zee aud happiness
III the youny and loving wife.
Mt Ion. after the marriage there was y
h 'tie's father, a well-to d" fArm-.r in the
neiyhborhood. The newly married wifx
appealed to her husband To cease his a,trn
lion- To "that won m" aud also begged oi
Mrs e. .wart not To- cnme between her and
her Ii.yr lord. Bnt B,,b only lnu.he,i y,
hi. vile in a g,nh natur~d Wv. never
dreaming ,h,t she was ~ ir~a.lfn.ly in
earnest, and the widn~-whv. .he eniVe,i
her rivals uneas,n~ss aud st the partv de-
clar~d her intention to dance With Nj.
>outh~rn 1T all events. saving that she had
known BIB longer than Kate had.
Well. she did dance with him, and Kate
watched them through the wind,v till the
set was nrariy over, and then sh~
vent and b'r'owsd her fathers pocket
knife. She c'nceal-'i IL !" the fol.i-
"f her sleeve. aud approaching the
s"up'e "n the s'r aud with the vUv'i-.
= You have q 'nc~d en".h." plunged the
knife into Mrs C'sar,s shoulder sever
ing an artery. Sine th u drew the kniir
acros. her hre"s, viii. such strength - :"
reach the cart. wh-" Mr.. C,'war. i~il dead
"''h""t w''!. Like a." '"iur'.'ei tisre-, |
Kate Southern" jumped u" the b'Hiy. riPp~'i !
open the abi''m-m, an'i w"uid have literally
hacked the b"iy int" pieces h al i, not b~~n
;hat -,n,e one c,iie,i out in a lOu voice
" Wnat man killed this wom m?" Kate |
drew herself up proudly a"J ~xcl"i"'ed
:. am the M III that did il, anil ought ."
have dome i, long .go" Tn. Ar'r managers
Immediately gave orders MT Z" let any o"~ |
I'""- the d'"r b." S''"'h~r" "pp'""c''~'i
k''r, and w''. his arm "r"''"i her and rr-
voiv-i painted towards the d'"r. e acclaimed:
I" Ge"tl~m~", ~e are g'i"x ""t III that d'n'r
!, &c have tn -h."'t oar Say lhronxh!" Hi.
bro.h~r had approached his aide with drawn
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Accident in Boonville.

A boy named Dunnavant vas accidental.
" shot by playmate named Charley Har
rison, white playing with . pistol. At the
Missouri Pacific Depot in Boonville, Satur-
day afternoon. The wound is just below
the heart, and is undoubtedly fatal. Both
boys are about fourteen years of age.
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Why do 10 many parents think chill
dre" ihr""bIrsoms! becan-e they cry, and
vay do childrrn cryf BIC .use they suffer.
Dr.. Balis Baby Syrup relieves oil pain that
basyh"od i .uhjccs to, and only costs Is
exnls per bossle.
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The Niliionaire's VIII.

SAN GRANCIsco. May THE will Of W.
=. O'Bri~n w.s filed in the Probate court
tn day. The esiase il sworn as le.s than
$6,OOO.OOO. J. c. Flood and the trs,sior's
nephew. Jas. ID. Coleman. are execution.
without bonsis. All aaests, except Ma
vsda Bank stock. are to be converted into
cash. and after paying debts to be divided
~ follows: To the testator's nephew. J.
ID. Coleman, and james and wm. O'Brien
McDonough. and to his niecea. Celia and
I.aorlls Coleman. Agnes McDonouzh and
Mary Pauline O'Brien, $780, 900 each; to
the Catholic Orphan Asyla~ Of San Rafael.
and Catholic and PrOs~.sens orphan asy-
inms of th,s city. $4,000. $4,000 snd
10000 respectively. The residue of the
r.,.,e i. to he divided equally between the
dece..ed'. sister. Marie Coleman, and
Kate McDonOagh.
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Thediagram shows the exceedingly eccen.
trio orbit OF Mercnry. The line passing
through the sun. from p-rihelion or neare.,
point to the sun. 10 sPhelion, or farthesi
point from the sua, ia what il called in
Astronomy the liae Of sp.idcs. II "a a.
ways moving On the sun - q centre from
right to left the sa@e direction the planet
itself ID moving c"rdiag to . certain
constant Of motion. Or The orbit Of The
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Died.

Sunday night, May S. at ll:25 o'clock,
Little Dick, son of r. s. and A. L. Yoet,
aged 10 months and two days.
The funeral will take place Tomorrow
from the residence Of Mr.. Yost, on Sixth
street, between Washington avenue
and Massachusetts streets, At 1880 q. N.
The friends and acq laintances OF the
family are invited to attend.
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Always keep il ON hand, a. delay in
creases suffering II you have cough or
Guild use Dr.. Balls Cough Syrup. 1. will
cure you. Price. 25 CENTS.
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All that have once used il pronounce
Dr.. Bull. Baby Syrup the heas medicins
knovn for the complsi.ts Of early child
hood. 2S cents per bosils.
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COL JOE sTBPaRNa

a Letter to the Boonville Adver.
t,ser-His Wedding and ct. mr. -
his Companions to the nGstrop.
olis-Personal and 9th. rvise.
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Over 100000 hotties of DR.. Bull's
Coush Syrup are sold every season. and
Thousands Of persons saved from untimely
grave. The price Ia s c,a.
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Did WIN. Hemphil'; he Of Holden.
Iho, himself in the left leg. With his own
revolver. the bill entering an the inside of
his leg, ja.s sb"ve the knee. and extending
.iownwarl. and Iodxi"g in the calf. where
il remains. Shot himself Saturday might.
Hsmphill and his partner, vh"ss NAME
v. did not learn, had come in from the
"tie" country, on the Osase. They Sers
looking for someshinG tn "tis" to IOs the
night. They .ccosdinxly got the bearines
ot Betty Barns shansy and bro ios the
timber ,hrresbouis. Arriving there they
found the pseIises occupied.
In their disguss, they star ei 10 raid ths
''.hebang." All Al once He~p md his
"pari" began beating hsssy retreat.
Hemp prepared tor the vorss and S"s il.
He cn:ked his revolver while is ssill ~
m.inea in his pocket. the front right hand
pockes Of hi, pants. When down he vent
into gutter aud % vent the p,ssol-sish
no other harm than shove described, hos-
ever. Al about II o'clock st night, By the
psecariou. support Of too frsii dsosels On
e,,her side Of him. he vss bsoushf 70 the
.urseon's oaics. aad patched eP tos the
night.
The following day his wound vss dresaed.
and getting aboard Of The cam. he left for
hia home in the ~fr Wess."-Lefases Csty
Journal,
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Yesterday F. F. Payne and Robert
Walker, neixhbors, who reside near the
water works. cane to town and alter i'm
bibinG pretty freely "f corn juice, started
for home. They got into difficulty on
the way. and Payne threatened the lives Of
Walker and his family. Walker came
back to to~n late yesterday evening and
swore out warrant for Payne's arrest. The
warrant was placed in the hands "f Con-
stable C"nner., and this morning he ar
reated Payne. After the constable had ar
reated hia man. he sent for Walker. who ap
peared on the scene and said he was sorry
he had issued the warrant, a. he va. as
much to blame M Payne. and that i: Payne
would pay the costs. he would drop the
thing where 1t was. To this Payne con-
sented, paid the costs. and departed in
peace, accompanied by Walker.
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-Sells BrothenP circus il On the road
again aad will witt Kausas town In Julv.
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Nobody should go to church or public
meeting, hacking away and disturbing the
preacher or orator with their cough. U.e
DR. Bull. Cough Syrup At once; il costs
ouly 25 cents q bottle.
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How to Collect the Revenue-False
Alarm.

To-day U. s. Collector Rogers seized
package of tobacco at the Cooperative
store. sent from J. 4. Bachman & Bro.
Kansas City. No, on suspicion of some
irregularity.
The package consisted of one caddy Of
plug tobacco and another of similar size and
shape which had evidently been used before
the stamp having been cancelled and torn
of. They were both nailed together and
shipped in that way. Quite . crowd as-
sembled 20 zee the worthy servant of this
great and glorious government open the
same. II Vas found to be nicely packed
with half pound packages Of smoking to
bacon. each dx,y sa~pcd.
Evidently no offen.e against the revenue
law was intended and no prosecution will
be made. An empty tobacco Lox can be
used for any purpose, If the stamps are
cancelled, except for packing unstamped
tobacco. And it seems that packing
stamped packages of smoking tobacco, even
in an empty caddy on which the stamps are
removed or Cancelled, is not = violation of
the spirit of the law.
"A great many remedies are advertised
to bring them before the public, but the
latter decides whether the article is good or
BAT. The good reputation which Or.
Bulls Baby Syrup enjoys is standing
guarantee 0f iis merits Price q cects
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When =, Washington CRY. few weeks
ago. pr"m;se,i s"me letters from {. real
country sm'" stand point. giving the 6sr, ,m-
P's""'n~ "'sh"nt labs'r "r -ivle, of o.e on
~" hr-t v"v"y- ." and tbr"uyh the old
world. will ,'ik /" y"r j,-r ~ ] ~,ulI
u ~ere With y"I Il the ~ ntr.I n .,i.n.I
b nk corner. in R"nvili~, aud - ith a. much
irr~,i,m
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The "B.by. Bert Friend" u the most
.ppropri,,e title fos Dr.. Bs'r. B'hy Syrup.
I. il .h.olutely ire from opium. nosphis,
and other powerful ssenss. 10 psriee'ly safe
md reliable under al circumstances nd
nv .llayine the uss.l saooAch and s"Nsl
disorders Of babvhood keepa the child fro0
irr,,ing and crvine. ~ i.jarioss 70 isseld
ssd annoying to all Pries. . cents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo., 1878-05-14

taken in ih. premises and
WHEREAS, 1t is found upon q
discussion and consideration Of the mat.
ter bv this meeting Of Citizens that
the county court in the order Of
incorpOr siion % the town included within
the incorporate limits of the same large
district Of country ad jacent 70. and not
| within the Incorporate limits of the town
and its additions a. shown ty the
recorded plots in The recorders Office, and
WHEREAS, The Supreme Court Of the
State in the case of the State ex rel, etc. Va
McReynolds ct nj reported in the 6l-t No.
X. page 2O3 declare that an order 30 made
| is null and void, and
WHEREAS, There IL great uncertainty
A. to the town nov being legally incorpors-
ted by virtue Of any special act of incor.
p"ration heretofore passed by the general
assembly, and
WHEREAS, The citizens Of this town do
not feel dirpo.ed to enter into any long and
expensive litigation to test the legality of
the Present Incorporation, and
WHEREAS, Under the present cons,itu.
tion and laws OF the state we can effect a
certain and legal incorporation Of the town
at the coming May term of the County
Cour, to commence on Monday the 9Th day
Of May 1878.
Therefore be Il Resolved,
Firat, That il is the sense Of this meet
ing that the best interests of the town de-
mand q speedy incorporation of the same /:
! Second, That the chairman of this
meeting appoint committee Of three to
draw petition and solicit petitioners 10
the County Court xt its said Nav term
| pr svin0 aaid court for an ors}er of ;,..or,.,.
alton of this town - . city Of the fourth
claa', under the act of the General Ass~m.
bly, Of 1877 and in Punuance Of the new
constitution of 1875.
Adopted By the meeting.
MosEs HENDRIcY.
Chairman.
W. II. CAMPBELL.
Secretary.