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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

On Saturday. Ang. llih. little daughter
Is. Peter Loring. who lives west OF Luray.
Clark county. went over to Nj. Sparkle on
visit. Arriving there, she. with several
Of her size went out in the yard to pl,. on
the grass. They finally got to playing
keeping hon-e." and did mock washing
and hung the clothes IN the limbs al dead
hush in the gard to dry. Finally they tined
"f this and one Of them proposed that they
60 in the hoUse. Then little Minnie Lor,nR
began to cry, and said something had stu z
her on the hand They went in the house and
the old folks examined her hand sud found
the marks If where two teeth Of (preruma-
hly) rst,lesnake had Seen sunk in TN. de b
Of the third finger of her right hand. They
gave her liberal doses Of whiskey and chick
weed and sent her home. Mr.. Loring wac
somewhat alarmed about the matter and
.ent for DR.. Davis os Granger, Who vert
over and treat the case successfully for the
first few days. But her arm continued TO
sweli and she, a little girl only nine year
old, suffered untold toriures from the swell
ing Of the arm and the effects Of the whi-key.
Last Thursday che became much wore !;
Saturday morning her arm and breast con-
turn spot,ed m the afternoon she died.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
A Useful CitiIen.

Uncle Sam Cole came to COoper county
over City ye.n ago from Virgina, Is in he
18th year, hse been married t~iCc, is now
living With his second wife and has had
nineteen children. fourteen of whom are
nov living. He has eighty-six grandchil-
dren and At every marriage in has family
with hut few exceptions he was witness,
and even nov in h,s declining yeara he man.
sges to be on hand, which rhowa that he
puaaesees . warm loving he.rt. besides val"r
snd co1raee. His homertead h situated
too miIes from Bell Air. Cooper county.
He h.a 237 scrra Of eos'd land and com
Portable two-et ~ dwelling.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Hand Crushed.

A carpenter belonging to the NJ. X 4 T.
shops had his hand badly c~nshed yester
day evening, between two cara. lie was
standing with one hand on the coupler Of
Car, watching . man make the connection,
and paying mo- attention 10 himseif, and
when the cars came together he MAS
brought 20 his senses. A portion al his
hand " n h we to be amputated.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
A Rural Bla5e.

A barn on ,h. farm Of NJ. u. 6ibers.
,hr-e miles southwest of Sedalia w.s burn
ell tn the ground u. Tu~ssiay night. The
entire contents Of the barn, harness, farm
implements aud feed, were con-Wmed. A
.psn IL mules also perish~si in the 6anses.
The Ere Wa the work OF an incendiary.
The lose will reach $500. with no insur-
ance
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

The following ase the Uaited Ssatcs
grand jsry: Robert Taubosn. lafayette,
fosen.n; Peter Bear. Dawes eouasy |;
Joha n. Bates. Basioa N. l. Decks, Har.
rison; Jacob Boyer, Bsehan.s; A. B.
Crawford. CIsy John @. A. Keabee, Gin.
TN; job" c. Lossley. CslIsvsy; Al.
Xess. Caldwell; Peter Peace. Ciiaaoa Lee
saellsisy. AHexss; I: B. Rsll, D.ll.a; II.
Unaesd, Miller; Joel Up.cosh. Jseksn.
F. 8 Beviss, L.elsds: 81. r Essse, Put.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Pistols For Two.

THE af,ern"on a prominent livery man
presented III To a prominent hotel man
and demanded payment. Sumo word. ed
to each drawing a pistol. when the livery
in pursuit. Nobody killed or arrested.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Illustration By Pictures.

One Of the great con:r,sss between the
School Books used By the fa,hen and
mothers Of the land, when young. and thofs
nov usel By the children, u the uss Of pic
tures. A . curious instance al illuaasa-
Ting the meaning Of vosds By pictures, I"ok
II The three picsures OF Ship On p@Rs l7S1
Of webssers Un.bsidsed Dies,oessy
alone illustrate the oesnisG Of more than
~ k.,dJea vortls and terms far better thsn
,bey can Be de6sed By any description in
words.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Kyarney.

Dennis Kearn<y introduced himself to
his cultured Chicago audience Tuesday
night in the following chasie and elegant
style:
"ln the 6rst place, / propose {" pay nv
real~cts to the creeping. dirty, conien'piihle
lickspiiilea that ran newspaper IN Chicag"
They take excrPti"n 10 my denounci"g
newspapera I never denounced ne~sp.
per in mt1iifr, hut have and will continue
10 den",.nce the Shiny SHEET. the diriv-I
never denounced = newspaper, ~ just
1T IT'D will continue to den"nnce the
alimy propeller whislie. which did not stop
HIM vampires Of chicago. The dirty. c,n
tesDpt,tle dogs that denniinc. me. Men
who fsunt their !iseries. aankies in your
face every d.y. Men who den.unce q man
wha.e sh0eatrimea they are unfit to tie the
dirty, con,emp,ible. alimy pnps Of hell.
To write dosn single hair Of me head"
CYelI..
The above "a. sr;,,en t. u. ior Dennis.
He VAS laundering around in the English
language for aome,hing to expaess himself
and had to give it up. He uses j: in every
town he visits by localising it. We made
no change for our services ms we we're work
ing to advance noble cnu.e.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Caught ct Last.

Of burglary committed On the premiaes
Of J. q. Senior. near Knob Meter, by q
tramp Who escaped. Last week tramp
By the name Of Jsuea Prrston Was arrrsted
for grand larceny 1t California. No.. and
the city marsl..l notified A.rsbsl Smith Of
the feet, and that the prisoner answered
the description Of the Knob Noster rubber.
Narshal Smith sent word 10 Senior,
Who IN company With smother
uersona vent 10 C.lifornis on Saturday and
tlrnti6ed The man. II Preston il not con.
vica~d ss the preaent term If the cs.urt q,
Cslifus.is ha gill - tsrned over 70 The
jehnsea eoussy sssboEiiss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Died.

Mr.. G. w. Brunson. Of East Sedalia, Who
died Yesterday Of optical affection, w.r
buried this morning. lie was sixty year.
Of age.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
The Emmett Picnic.

81. Louis Times.
To obliteraie all sectional and party
strife among lrishmen il thing devoutiy
10 be wi.h for. Too long in the history
IL the Irish people has the sb.e"ce of this
been the cause ii the failure oil all attempt.
1t in.urrec,ion in Ireland. To deny this
would be to deny that the Irish people 1--we
and have . sep rate existence apart from
the British Empire. II. therefore. any -
socisiion endesvo.s to make lri-hmen for.
get their differences IN the sense above
mentioned, that association ought tn be en-.
coar.g~d and helped on in the good work.
This is what the Emmett Literary Associ..
lion popo.e and intend to do. They. in
unison With the Clan Ma Gsel and oi:,er
kindred sssociaiiOns, are endeavorinx To
inculcaie the doctrine Of mutual forhe.r.
ance snd obiiies.tion Of al p .rty and sec.
,ional difference among all classes Of Irish.
men. There Is noshing in these orxsniss.
,:ona which should or ought TO prevent Ill
Isi.hmen from becoming memhers thereof
II they ever desire OF expect To see their
country . nation "amocg nations Of the
earth" 1t must b By Organization. {"
Without organisation there IL no hope.
All Isi.hmen vho vish to zee their coun-
try free from English rule and English iy-
rsnny should encourage the formation Of
such orxanis .iioas - the Emmst Literary
Association. They should therefore not
forses The picnic al RinkeI's Grove To day.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

-Oa Tuesdsy night, The 9osh ult.. The
DR., hous< beloagiag 70 Nm Asroa Nsssleia.
rs.idisg too odd half oiles ssaa Of Per
ryvills, esaghs Ere I'D - horned, and
With Is abeus cir buaAsh q did Pseeho.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

Il i . question: Of inPos'snee to oil
aMiesej cressnsea. whether they will b cur
ed Of disease By remedies which leave .
train Of bad sf,es-e6eess. OF By nedicins
,hss strikes ss the esuas Of The oalsdy and
.s.dieaiss il Without doise say more harm
than that much water? CLuy0RD's FxD-
srruek, for the cure Of ell diseasPs caused
By nslsris. II pslstsble. powerful Anti
pesiodic and Tonic. and yea never produces
headache. noise in the ear, dsslness. % say
Il the evil eouaequsse q ths - a Qoi-
mise, Asssie. &c:
J. G. RscnAnDoo0, Pscpr..
Fer sals b I'll dsuGEsoA - Leaie
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
ArrRmPrED SUICIDE.
4 Young Nan Dangerously
Wounded By Hts Own Hand.

q. LOUIS Journal
/ When one VI the Hlbesnian servants 1t
the Tisoli hotel failed to acknowledge to
wm. Zickier, head waiter in the s.icun n
thst Institution, that he was the bright, par.
iiculsr Star in the frm.mens If Ter exit.
ence. the light vent out Of his life. and .ll
the world looked dark, and only Sc Tor
abandonment. This muss have b~n cone
time yesterday morning; for shortly after
mon the sharp bark 81 4 pistol from the
fourth 6Uor room which he occupied cau>ed
his brother To hasten thereto, aud On en,er-
ing he found William lying down. siih .
sm.ll seven-chsmb~r revolver by his side
and bullet hole in his left bres-i. 4 n,e-
senser ran to the boarding place 81 Dr
Luesieking, Who wss found NJ dinner, and
he Loot mo- time in responding 10 the sum
mona. He had climbed lwo flights Of stairs
when he sa~ t~o young men coming down
the third fight. AMI he naturally asked
where Wa the wounded man.
ut is l." responded William.
"i"u!' said the doctor. who knew the
young man. "Why. William, whs, hav.
you i'ern doing TO your.elf.r
well. don't want you :" responded the
young man, keeping cooIIy on down stairs.
AL nerd is another ball. Bur 1 think
I'm shot pretty veil, anyhow"
BY ihis time the doctor noticed the bloody
spot on WilIi.m's cheat. and he Legan To
urge the wounded man To 60 back up stains
with him. He finally suc~esled, aud ma 81,
ing to the rUUu. the d0cior found that the
small ball had penetrated the left brea.t
about ore and one half inches above aud To
the left Of the nipple. talking a direction
which made il clear that il must have pen
eiraied tie lung. In fact, while The exam
instion Vas progressing. the wonnded mar
was .~iz-d with Ct Of coughing. which re-
suited IN quite free exPec,"r.ti"" of bI~'d.
The docioA at once directed his rndravor~
To quieiirg the patient hv u-e of narc"iic
and soon :eit him asleep. Not long after
ward, however. he aw"ke aud walked the
di-l-nsary. shence Ice Mas sent in an an
bulance to the City hospital. There !. lit
lie hope ihxt he will rec"ver. hu, he va.
still slive nj late hour lat night.
Nothing could he learned ~ Ia the at
Tempt At s~li murder. save ih.i the Isrur f-l-
lows Affections. had been Wounded. lie
hears m excellent char .ci~r for h,iie-iy and
xrni.litv, mud his act MAS ssrSl surprise
{" .ll who knew him. lie is only :s years
old.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

1ua Aheod-Visae Of The Adjutsnt.
General sod the Attoenoy-0On-
eral-Circult Court-Peeoonaland
Political-0oooip, Ito.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

A murderous aiiesnps WA made upo"
the life of NJ. Frsnklin K. Tut 1t Lex
ingioo. Saturday night, the 2ath uli, abou'
9 o'cluck. lie had jasi returned home. and
while passing near his stable obsesv~d thai
some peron wss lurking about II He
passed on. looking over hrs shoulder Ut the
intruder. Who, when he Ros some fifteen or
twenty feet away. fired At him, the ball
passing through the left lsPrel Of his coat.
NJ. Tut, Immediately drew . pistol and
hessn firing upoo hia asaailsns, vh". By 'h~
6ash Of the 6ns pistol shot, he had ohasrsed
to be . negro. He Ssed Eve shots bat does
not know that any Of them took effect, -
the negro ran.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10

Saturday. the 24sh, barn scar The
Knox and 6coiiasd liae, vss ssruek By
l,ghsaiag. Thres hosse~ too DuSes. vsRua
and hasnsaa. and 400 b0shels of eass ven
.oasuaod vish he ban.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
A Jefferson City Murder.

Charles Brown. OF jefferson City, vas
stabbed I" death by John MCGUIRE on sun
Day last. M~Guire had worked for Rnwn
fer hi- hoard and Mct;uire after working
six days demanded pay. Brown claimed
that he did rot owe him any n:oney, but
gave h,n. fifty cents. .drG"ire hunted
Brown later in the dsy and stabbed him.
lie il in custody. IL il considered . Geld
bloc.led and unprovoked murder.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
The Freezing Proce %.

A welI-known ST. Louis physician, who
has been sent for few dayr, wri.es ss
follows from point up the country in re-
gard to the freezing process ar a preventive
or cure for yellow fever:
lee should BE- placed in open i"bs in the
houses, and thrown into the streets and
sewers. not ignoring disiniectani-. Jack
Frost" is the natural enemy Of "Yellow
Jack" and II the latter is given cool re-
c-piion he will recede from 81. Louis.
should he attempt TO invade the city. The
yellow fever germ can NOT live in nm atmos.
pIere much, il sny, below So The lesson
that nature teaches is 10 freeze out the
plague. TiV best thing that could be done
for the stricken South, IN order to save sg(h
a. are not now down with the fever. would
be to ship cargoes Of ice there, and fill her
infected plague spois with ice continually.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
-Fr;d.v the 81 E. J. Bates and T. ]

Friday. the . i. E. J. Bates and I. J.
Br..well, II Alton, arrived in West Piains.
having in charge Geo. w. Steel, Who mur-
dered Jasper Hand in Orrson county sev
eral weeks ago. Young Steel and Hand
vere working in Geld together, and got to
qnarrelline. when the former ssr"ck sh~
latter On the head 9th hoe. INJECTING
sound which soon resulted fatally. Steel
eadeavose,i to escape, but vss Captured and
plsce1 in the jill At Alioa. He was tssas-
fcrred to Wet Plains ios safe keeping By
order Of Judge WoodAide. vho deeased il
unsafe uad unvise 10 keep him il she
Alton Jail from The fact that the Prisoeer'-
father ~ one of the best and most skiliul
blackamiths in the eouaty, aud il -.
feared - would make key bv which he
could unloek The Jill doors ssd libesais hi.
soa.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1878-09-10
Graina Green.

One day last week, ksn-as City girl
whose parents reside on Summit street
adorned he~eli in gorgeous array and left
the house. saying Sic wss going down torn
to have her photograph taken. Nothing
MAS seen al her until the next day. when
the parents learned that their daughter
met the man Of her choice. and together
they went to We~tport and we're secretly
married. Now the father and mother are
Iooking far the justice or minister with the
avowed intention Of having the law impn~e
its heavy hand for violating The statute in
regard 10 marrying a minor. stating that
she is but Is years OF age. Good judges,
however, svow that the girl is July -. but
the parents ought 10 know, you know.
Marrying persons without tie fa,he. and
mother are along TO testify to the ages "f
the bride and groom ia becoming serious
n alter. Thi. il the third case oil the kind
To o. placed on the docket.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26

apit Damsfttftn BEE Rsrsttutf&tn 2lSpt pussea
fuee 1877 ubtr $50 600 ytrfsntn b~tf5rbtrt.
nj, NampEsr etefsf Gempaoute.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26

bienf perlaHen, uno bon Seinem Yerm6.
gen, mas burd cine treue Yerpaltung su
einem rsdt aniebnli9en Bsitanbe beranee.
ma9ien 1T, Dir elm 2anosut faufsn milf,
UNI in ben %l1msebunsen Der frsien Nltur
9i4 frieblidersn 9eiddftisu nsen gu pio.
men als bisber. Su pirit Osin ldnoli.
Dies StiQlsben tbsiIsn nit einem Weibe
Ssinsr Wabl; &ei9tbum unb pornsbme
abtunft meroen. 10 melt i4 Seine @efn-
nuns femme, einen wtit 9%erinseren Ginfub
bel oieier Wabl ausibsn, als oas SerS
unb Der @eit Seiner Sufinitissn Satin.
Cine fromme, tusenobafie Seels, Elm titles,
inniges 8emiitb nit Dem Sinn fir bdus.
lide Susenh miro Dir lieber isin als elm
altabeIises @eidlsdt sldn3enos Si!ouns
uno cine rei9s Witsiit. 49,"
,9isbsr Ssrr ObsrT, i'd srratbe, mas
sic iasen poIsn. Hismanb weib Sbren
Ratb better gu iddsen. Riemano etfiat
lisbsr ben s%srinsiten Sbrsr Wini1e als
i'd, Der gu unenoliaer Oanfbarteit 9esen
Sic, me,nen spsiten Batter unb gr3i,ber,
perpfidtet III. &6nnte id bisie agatha
isbeu uno ipredsn ?" frasts Baron Wai.
erbof.
.5eats nod. Wein Qaartiersebsr bate
Die aufmertiamteit sesen mid, oi. bsioen
Ginoer Oct psrleb!en Wittue auf beute
abeno gum Glen 'inSulaben; bieielbs
ginlaouns ion i9 Sir iiberbrinsen. Ser
9farrer tennt Dein 9erbdltnib Su mir uno
miro ii4 ~freusn, Oi9 on isinem Slide 3u
isbsn."
.Oieis abenbmabljsit t6nnte an gnbe
Elm 9c%elobunssfeit wsroen," e~ntsssnets
ld1eIGo Baron Waierbof.
.9si9t m6slid. uno piiroe mid bas Iebr
e%rfreusn." ioste Oberit BON Sru4ieR, uno
itrid nit uersnistsm @eli4te ieinen itatt.
li4en S4nurrbart.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26

%esfunben su baben, bic ibm bur9 be
Sorsfalt psridbt tpuroe, pelde ibm be
So4ter Der einsisen Weibss erpies, bas
er i'm 2sben seIiebt bate, Dos fir ion bus
Vorbilo peibIi9er Susenb 9"etpeien wse.
Cine b%eionosre 5reuoe berriate in ben
9liidli4en 8reiie, tpsnn Elm iun9er arth.
le%rieofF3ier eri9isu, Der Dor uier3ebn Sob
rem nod SdIoHerIsbrlin9 sstpslen mar
uno nadber bel Dem 3uee Der &aiierli4ea
se9en Die auftdnoiiden GarbOnaris Sar'
oiniens feline gpaulett.n ssrbient batk.
So mar Gbrifian % oImdier, bee
leinen S4paser beiudte, Der nit Clemens
BON Waierbof uno leiner eolen @emabliu
Den Oberitsn Seinri1 Sru4iet
WeBbauien als Spsiten Satsr,
als 8riinoer ieines unb jenes soisn gaa.
reg 2sbensSlidss bstra&t,te uno Dec.
ebrte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26

Nm benz siuen gnb. bes Stdbt6ens,
aabe benz Shore, log bas @atbaas gum
,bIaaen Se4t"; es itritt li9 nit isnsm
gum .grauen ID olf~ in Der 5aupt.
ttrase UNI ben Yorrans. Man4e 8siIenoe
meinten. mas Die 8e5abluns betreHs. 10
tpdre 5H piniGeu, 6ab bic Ramen iener
beibsn @afbduier in iuobltlinsenbsre i6
oerpanbsltsn, benn bic biaise Rsanuus
unb bic freunOIi4s 8ebisnuns. u.l6e mon
in beiben Birtbi9oftsn fnbs, eniipre9s
bod ni6t ben Humsn Der rsibenoen Sbiere
duf ibrsm S&iloe, uno non tonne Don
oeu 8eTberH beioer @aib6fe ni4t iaeen.
Nos bon anbsrn ipobl idon eeiast poroen
1T, boB ndmIid Der @eit babiii4tiser
&aubrittsr isbt in Der frieoiamen @eitaIt
zines poblbsleibten Birtbss eri4eins.
Ser blau. Ss9t bate aud ieiuen I'm.
fpsil an Der bsutissn ginquartiruns erbaI.
fen, elm Oberlisutsnaat unb a1t 9rasoner
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d. q. Pfefer,
9 rae 0B a II e,
L49 parf strab., Raaauiss, Wiss.

Ode Rarisn uub Su.I 90. Ctr, ttntu Der q.
ginetuts. air&D ct. eouis, Ws.
tmystsa Nd I'm aufsrttssn sss siI&,a. uns 3tnms' crsas
itssr 0.Sst In bsar Qlalttdt. du& Hus nets iloaes De-
stlH ssn 5 sts 7 Rtsiatr &c. bet uir an Paab. Nttut nsusa
Giuri&tuussu i,Sta ai6 Ia ben staae i.it aesturrsuae a.
s~tssutrttts I'D tsnnta. 5.idbrtss Sarcastic psrs aets ssseess.
Oradn, Weesetsns une anets palHftntruutu pusss
auf eas Sths rtyartIt unb statmnt. 0aS
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-11-26
uns fsrnsrbin aas pieriebn Iase.

"s s
Der eansunssslas eittr Dampfhtftt To Baltimore NH-
slti1 Depst Der Baltimore aHs Sbis. 9tftubatn, 4 o.
iaaitrt soH uub nod benz gBtttu ,u biatsersn 0ret(ce
%befSrstrt, ale trsenb tiat Stltnbafn spu Res Bert uHs
yttlapelpbia.
anstRtattn ssltloHtn, 70 bas bic 9tHpauesrtr nt&t ks ~
fabr ~ausssfsst fne sSH Sctrassrn bed ntastlt u sesssa,
mas In anetrn 5aftnplastu lrietr 70 OF Der Saata.
spir ma6tn moo btfsnptrs auf folstnet fur star4t -
itnet tsba6tunssptrtbtn Ssr,ast aufmtrfiam, ndAf ~
R.ift nit uuiern Soften btttet; Die paaastsrt Rne asoa
DtutfHtH, tpnntn I'D aifo nit Sebtrmanu ptraaRetseust9
DsIm.tfdtr ~ stbrau9ta. umassn aus etntm q .
has anesrt, ME BET inbirtettn Rtiitn, fnbet at6t kan ~
paHdsttrt ssben Ia Srtmtn fssle& an Ssrb ea Osass
sampf.rs unb strlafsH ~htnftbtu err In Salttnsrt.-
gDsstu psitsr,r ausluaft rtas. man I'D an bic Ssssd
aesnisu
A. $@a6ma6er & &c.,
SO. 5 Sab @ap ST., Baltimore, Orb
antuis. as,at.a fur DUBUQUE aas imssess Sstts
Gttuta q. 5psu, Dubusut, Sopa.
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MENEELY & COMPANY,
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1878-06-13
Bolivar Tenn, June7, 1873.
CASEY YOUNG.

FeLIotO Citizens Of Hardeaars, Fayette, Upton
and Lduderdate:
A short while ago announced myself
candidate for Judge of the Fourteenth Ju-
dicial circuit. did SO at the earnest solicit
tation of my friends in each of the above
named counties. While I confess I had
some aspirations in that direction and was
pleased at the interest manifested by many
in my behalf, I can say truly that l did
not care particularly for the Office from the
fact that, pecuniarily, would not be bene-
fitted by the change, as my practice as an
attorney was worth as much as the salary
of the Circuit Judge, and being, unfortu-
nately or fortunately, I don't know which, a
poor man, needed money. am young
man--not quite thirty years of age, and
when was asked to become candidate
for the Office made that fact known to GER
tain of my friends. We know the constitu-
ton of this State, which was formed by old
men who were afraid of being superseded
by the rising young men of the country,
required that Circuit Judges should be
thirty years of age. But we also knew it
had been repeatedly decided by the Supreme
Court of this State in long line of well
considered opinions that magistrate under
twenty-one years of age and judge under
thirty years of age were ode facto" officers
and their judicial acts were as valid and
binding as if they were Of the required age
and could not be called in question by any
one interested in causes pending before them.
Any lawyer will tell yeu this. Consequent
ly myself and friends concluded that the fact
| that was noe quite as old as the consti-
tuition required could make no material diff
ference, and then, too, the objection would
be removed shortly after my qualification,
| if elected. Under these circumstances 1 be-
came a candidate for the Office. l based
my claims to the Office solely upon the
ground of qualification. I frankly told the
| people with whom l came in contact that if
my opponents possessed superior qualifca-
tions for the Office to myself, they should
vote for one of them; that it was a matter
! of no concern to the people whether myself
or any other individual was elected to that
position; but the idea was to secure the very
best man possible for the position. l ex-
pected my opponents to pursue the same
line of policy. But instead of so doing,
their only plea has been that 1 was ineligi-
bic on account Of age and could not hold
the Office if elected. It is true I am not
quite the age required by the constitution
but I could hold the Office if elected and
they know it. No doubt they are familiar
with the Supreme Court decisions referred
to above. My friends considered that &
small point and did not believe the issue
would be made. 1t has been made Throughout
the circuit and j have no reason to believe
it would not be taken advantage of should
I be elected. 1 have no time nor money t.
spend in a fruitless contest, and therefore
respectfully withdraw from the race.
shall ever feel grateful to my friends for the
interest manifested in my behalf