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, 1879-02-08
PERSONAL.

VIII tic cipher hunt go for nnugh.?
John Il. Cough is lccturing q. tho cry.!l
Palace, London.
A1r. Vanderbilt has namel Ill. new hors4
'.strai2ht rluah," bceausc nothing eau bcaslt.
The importunious tailor may now to pu.
OF With ths remark, "Wait III got n,y pcntlaat"
Wo urgently ntlviao Sitting I'nl to coma
to this country at oncc, aud die VI tho citls
plague.
A ncw Grant movement! O:villo Gran!
saya he IL going to start restaurant al san Pns'
cisco.
lilo 1ssy. Jo Cook il lecturipg iu l}osou.
Mr. Cooks lectures ara principally fympossumi u
utaut mems ilcas.
Tho Frsncln peop|o layo taken Gre.y from
tho Republican,, but they will tako no sauce fva
tho tmpvslaitssA.
4 good many ilnpecuntonH patriots in Ito
Democratic party still rssard Mr. Tlldca as po"e'
behind tho barrel.
A oroea.eyol man in Now York recently
WAS entirely cured BY rcaIlng one Of ex.Trsa'a'rf
spEnner's letters.
nayastt raylor's letters from distinguished
men I'LL fftcen packing 'boKes, which are 'to"s4
away at l;cdarcfoft.
llobcrt Bonner has liorso TINT can goia
2;00,s, OF 3:oo,s-ws don't rempmbef The i's''
"'.a. 's '"o' ,,.
"nen ~ 4so'''o .on "o ~ .au i'o ~,
...',.'ai',..,, ,'"snass s p0F@~o -
1'e ep'Sse.eA"' e~As@
We believe TINT Mr.. Merritt will 'uhkt
eooa to'lee'os. tne "aoIes' u n'' pA'''
'a'us"' Wv wy "sA''''@.'
Ua1uOetta ID renortea to DO aerlotls'y III :"
Paris, suffering from fatty degeneration 0! luz
h'at. a't the 'e'o's ot o'ess'
Nr. Oonklints has heon ca!lod t!la fHs''
dent Of New York, but New Ynrk, VIC bel!sre. u
| not bisger than the United states.
III this era OF changes, disturbances aud
uncertainties, wo aro glad to learn TINT .hc daa o
| Washfngtan't birthday senluins tho same.
Mr.. TYA1en IN t],a Inv. i,,ot;,, f,,,u,IIt-
tee. .ays; ii admit l,,at au ,hs unclr Of II,
Aaphe.y, but sllalI nayer hs tie unc!c again."
| ,1r r<,rll;no i,ot,, ti,, ,,,,,,or !, "a, would
-,' H., ,s MI =. ~" ris,'u., s,t,h,.,rt
.u ,e'.,. ''n,',ss 's'Ia ~ -, .s,c. md
prara,
| No,beu p,,,,r o,t.,n,,,u y, n, o,,,,,a,c him.
| " ~''f" ~ -, Az.
sen ~ "",t'k 'as,e w. ""."'"k :" 1"' .'. mn
p.'lne' "h's" "'' 'H' "o''a 'aS"' wv 's"''
"Y., .,. <,;x,, by
s F.'s. ~ sAS se. .a.,.,ry 'a .i.
| "8"""a 1'e* VIZ" ee'o'sa' w ."% "A - -,
'a.eeu' w INV " tns eep'es''"a t'sa'''
outrageous o'' "o"'po'5'
, 1879-02-08

TIE CntcAac TE1RrxK has established branch enlecs
-. ~. r.e.int n9 subscriptions shd ad1ertemenM ~
follows:
kKw 1oRK-Eoom % tribune Building. F.T' Mo-
Appxx. MAhtgcF.
rAltis, Franee-No. 10 Rue DC IA nsse''e'o'
r.MAnLEk. Agent. .
LONDON. Ene,-Amtsieaa Ezchanso- 40 stsand'
ura4y r. GtLLta. Agent
FAN FRANCISCO. Cal.-FAlsre Hotel
WASHINGTON, II. C.-ko. 1919 F street.
, 1879-02-08

The San has printed a challenge of tho Chaa-
p!on p!e-EateE OF thc Unltc4 6ta&ts to "a. apple
plea for tho championship, anl haA received
responses froa1 the Champion Plum Pudding
Eater, tho Champion Doughuut Eater, Al4 tho
Champion Saratoga Pis-Eater. II IL evident
those contests cauuot 90 on uuless til stipulated
that the unsusees.1ul eater shall pay for his
utfk,
, 1879-02-08

JONAS. tilc now Senator from, l.nuisI.r, il +,
Jewish descent, a,nl The ouly prrsun ii ,t,,
faith, with tho exception OF JCpsn 7, B.x,.
sttx, also from Louisiana, cyur elcr.rd 10 ,b+
United State8 Senate.
, 1879-02-08

The Boston Observation-Disclosures Secretary sn,,.
MAN aharply fur tho chan9c Ill s.n ipr,n u, Ii.
public debt statements, "dlteontinu!ng The i,.
tfnctton between money, that Is. con, ayl I'm.
Issued eviucnces Of debt, ttat Is, paacr-.nou.r
, 1879-02-08

Among the 1.ost ndmsirtd ar,il notcil ..on
of tue Democratic pRrty just ut this timo IN
Gen. +. 4. nnaan, Representative in Cun-
gress Of tho Fiftl, Wisconsin District, wts,
owes Ills latteriug prominence 10 tho courage
aud manhood displayed in resisting at,.l d.
nounciny tho cntiro System Ut Southern clnin,
agency work wllc!. majority ot Lis party
associates in tho House aro engaged in ~ n
special mission. ltix rulurn to Lin home IN
Fund du lao upon ilylnG siait
afforded Tn1pusE correspondent ut.
opportunity to put Gun. 9'uAas I'M
paper in most interesting interview
which Ii printed In another part Ut this
tssue. Il will he noticed that hs talks neither
mora nor less plainly and 10 tho roiut than
hs did when giving tho Confederate rriga.
diers piega Of his mind in thu llonse; 10
has kail what ha 1noaus III both instsncos.
, 1879-02-08

Tho action Of some Of tho country members
Of u1s Legislature ta killing tho SEXTON bill
for the reform Of abuses In civil actious, proyld
lux tl2t 4 man shall be sue4 III TIC place whezs
, 1879-02-08

The Southern Democrats wl,u voted II, g..
nastaEe Ut tho Petsion bill u,slcrstood t.,, ~ =
would be defeated iii Tic Senate, Ther W.
wiling to glvo thcIr Northern prn,rxs's.e sse
brethren son'o capital. but tlley nvyrr r.,. ~
tended to give any laorc t,ulry to "L,xrn,..' ~
1ltreIinta., >V-a
, 1879-02-08

,vor. !. ~, ,,ra,,,;,.,,, AL x.r,,t.,1o ,,or =.
w.. t. H. .s-," :"
-.
suppprsaruo rHr Tpnrn
rb. Nav york 1f,roh, on,1 xorn-,,. 1r.r1..
h ,,avot, o,c,, n cotu,ou nr1 n l,n,f IN ,he
sr,,,,ct ~ t,,a lo,o Nav York c,,stom.ror.a
cnntr,vsr.v E,;t,,er t,uc1oa nnon lin
morris ~ t,a ooa, .xcsnt incidentally, ami
1,,,t,, <.orofr,,v -,fro,n frono o.nross;,,o NJ,
o,,;,;o, q. r., ,vo,,,,r ,ho o,oa ~ t,,o ,,1,,1,o
sarvc, rw,,,;va1 tbo rsn,nva, of oon Anrurn
H.. 1r.r,tI rr5o,,o,.u. =, s,,or, ,,,.t H., 49,
tas. ,vos ,nara nnl;,,co1 ~ - wrnrr,a al .,,at
t,,s ou,conc of n ,,ooa m. f,cnriyc eonator
rovv1 ,vn ~ III. o,,1 o.c,r1ouo,, In NV Wi,
s:t.,. .,.,;,,,, ,r.o 1v..ty,, ,ot,oza =, .l,,,,
,,,nt .i'a nos,.,on ~ ~, f,avr, - ~, +h,o,,n,,
out ,la cntira con,,oversv was utterly iucon.
.;sto,,t ,v,,l, IL for,nsw -o.,,I. t,,o. ~,
I,.aa;.,o,,, .,,,,. 49,. ~ ,ar. ,o,,..,,.aa ~
H., u,noto,s t1o,n.n,, f,r ~a.son.. .,I
t,,o+ =. m t,,aso ,,roo,as;n,, ,.n,1, - a,,o,v
,to ,o,,,,r,, NV, ,,,o,,iv ,hot ,h,a L.
hooon;n, T,oxorn,n,rt ,ot so ,,,eh
~ ,ho ,oo,,1a =. ~ ,,,a ot,}c.hota.ra ~ ,rho
1,,u;t,or ~ ,t,o.o too 1orrna,a ~ou,;,1o -. ~
liz r,ou ,v,o stor;nr s,rn,.1ty NJ ,t,o .horra,7
rnr,o;,,a ~ ~. .,o1ar t,,o1.1 ,otr1,,rno,1
,,o,,s, oo-ofr,,, .vo,,1o1 o1,,,tt,r, thot t,,oro
hn,1 hno, a ero In. st-ov. - ;nvort aomo
ether ca,,sa for t,a f,,aoa,nr
go,.r,t,rv Euvnu,v,. o,,r,o o,,o;,s, IN,
Arrurn co,,nr,.od NJ ,.o,t a srora ~ s,o.,e'
o.tinps Inva,v,ro os many ,loo,,,o ,,o1;r.
oucnc;ca anil noy;t;vo ofrcnac. ,ooinst tto
t,,
, 1879-02-08

Ali TITO ATLANTA Constitution suggests ,|ut
Dcacurl Mckee fs IN enthusiastic UGasr n.n
because, once on time, tluASr aiowcu Ds.e,,u
MCKEE, Executive clcmcncy.
, 1879-02-08

Puet wants to know what Will he done With.
Chinese baby horn on boar. hl.Ip, II the ,u}l
complement of fifteen Is already uu tl,e lit
Tile Captain might marry the girl,
, 1879-02-08

It Is 70 long since Mr.. .pEsmr7ouw
10 the Senate t'1at somc people l.ayy fors.,.
hc Ia go1n2 to cut grcat figure in A,ns,.ss A,sea
politics alter thu 9Th ut Mar,l, ,e1t- .sao rsa
inunMAs VIII not throw him into tim .h.,1 n',a
IT'S odd That tho two atlcst De,pucr,x n.as ,s w.
Sonale SHOULD coma frum Krpub,It,n s... :" Ns
, 1879-02-08

In tho face OF thu revelations, Ju,1xo ptop
0Err tan well cxcla:n wt,e lut,isng ut Its t.,.s.
,nates al,.l official fa,niy: "Sayc lse frum u;y
ffieulla!fi
, 1879-02-08

No Republican journal ut consequence out.
side OF Now York falls to congratulate 1ht
President on his triumph over CuSKLlso.
, 1879-02-08

Ton EWING 'says tho Republicans may hare
their cho!cu among BLAINE, SHenAAx, "
GRANT, but i,e will not ''go them Que bct.ts.'
, 1879-02-08

The army ought not tp bo rcorcanIzed, II 1t
nll, by sllcnk-aucndmc,t to IN Appsopsi,!tp
bill. That's altogether too Democratic.
, 1879-02-08

Tue New York If'raI applies TIN c.,e,,,..
no" comic opera I'll. N. =. rlnu,o,e =" ~ '1s
situation in France. thus: !" ha
an. i" st. st,sk. n,y:r sa!' +, re... Tim
Hfc." sAs*ca IOWA Ia IT,
y. Gdmhrffd-" WHAT Scvrr..
JlHFshd! Mdc.NahoM-' Well, hard1r
, 1879-02-08

No rnrc without It's thorns. Eyua tin oIi,,
OF Assignee haa lls disadvantages.
, 1879-02-08

cia! Abuses, anti plnceu the responsibility On
those who abuxed their trusts and robbetl tho |
public.
"THANKFuLNEss WITH suRrR1BE"
WEBSTER givea tho following MS the deri-
grand n,rrci, gront thanks" and tho deti-
milton: "A word formerly used to c1presH
thankfulness with surprise" Tho same
nuthor giyca tho following illustration Of tho
nso Of tho word:
''The gain, tho lucre, the revenues we get u,upt
not be imputed 10 our labor; VIC may not saT,
'tiramcrcy, labor. "--Latimsr.
" Gramtrty, Mammon, tAld The gentle Knight"
-Srenstr.
It will bo observed that theao illustrations
Of tho use Of the word "gra,uercy connect
1t with the subject Of money. ''Gain, lucrc,
revenues, Mammon,' ,'-thcBe are lni&a the
subjects Of 4'tlankfulness with surprise.
LAT1x1R says. " We may not say, Gsa-
mercy, labor" evidently for tho reason
that gain, lucro, md revenues, nc
cruing as rewards Of labor, arc not
CAUSES of "surpriae." T1LpEN, doubtless,
chose his residence in Gralnercy Park for
reason. flo expected to be surprised into
thankfu1ness on humorous occasions, In
| ,.a s T. e~.. .,t -. ,t..1. ..s,,,
WHY" assns Nv ,ss|" ~ s.,"' ..., a.
a ~,"nAsa'ns n,'s"s ~ s.sssaua- a' % ~
m"u "4en x0.1,. "oa esa,., ,''.. ~ nn."' 49,
naa n seal ..o4'"s' ~ ~ ne .1,.'."a, "auI
nts' tn.os4n.e ~ t4o Oe.lootn'.o a ~, -'H.,ouaA
Hon'so -'oaauAA. ..4s s'". ~. ,-.' Aep"o"'
k.AaoN' u1'A wv. sun,3 -. ~ 'n' s"a,
P1eSa'nau's y anfol''le ris nonos' Nv ~" o.l5
" n..e, 'no h'as'' "ofu ot""9'.s' y "u,o"
MUTT 10 asso'iea !" ''''"n' 10 IL t'oss'p'o
tnat LIB tnis8u'aea young ,hao' nesn u "'S
Aeso, anu olooa OF my p'ooa' n"1'nfeA ~ l'S
| own bosom and into whose heart h1v9 In.
, 1879-02-08

Ths pusported compromise between the
advocates of The Missiasippi lsyee scheme
, 1879-02-08

1tlAt+.ss lIu d
Ono Of The thrce negative Republican votes
was that Of Mr.. BAoopEN, of North Carollna, Il
t!iat ~ Of tho u on that side can,c from tlle
South.
, 1879-02-08

1ErFahey Mu4tc.1fnll.
Madison ttreet, opposite Mcvfcker's Theatre. Bala.
hsesA tho Wizard. Afternoon and cveniux.
, 1879-02-08
ANfUYEa1ENTS4

MoVickera Theatre.
Madison street. between Dearborn and stats En-
RsRcuept Of Stltt Ada ca7en11s. "Jane Shore" A.
trrnoon and aYenfuk,
, 1879-02-08

II4m1ln's Theatrn.
c1ark street, Opposite the Coss-flouss. Variety en-
teftatam&at. Afternoon hna sFanl1R.
, 1879-02-08

11averlyss Thentte.
Dearborn street. corner Of Monroe. EurhRs ment
If UAtel' Comic upeSA COMPANY. "Ls Petkt uuc.'
Afternoon aud agentnH.
, 1879-02-08

METROPOLITAN Theatre.
Clark 1trect opposite shcsfnan tlo'lat. TiuA. lhe
NHkyender Of Germantown" Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-02-08

4bkhb sAststtsss4s sstss+s@o A+
On ths OCCASION eighteen Senators did not
vote. Three-CocKHHL1.,' JONES OF Florida,
AsiI THuRNAN-werc present, but declined to bo
counted. Fiyo Republicans and ton Democrats
we're absent anl unpaLred. Only six Repuhlic-
ans - Bu,ias,pE, CnRisr1Axcr, Cosoyzn,
DAwEA HoAn, anul MArFllEws-suppo.scd the
President with their vot9. The votu last Mon-
tlaY on tho confirmation Of MEAniTr was:
Ifof. Navs.
Repn nbicnns ....... .....-. ............1a ~
Democrats .,,,,,s,.. -, ....,,,,. ..,I1 4
, 1879-02-08

tjnp1ry,a Theatre.
Esntp1nh strte., tst~str Clark md 1.asaft. En-
saoemcpt Of tic Criterion Comedy Company. Altar
poun. ''CAAte." Evening. "Hhlmb."
, 1879-02-08

Academy 0f hfus1c.
Ha1ttcd street. between Madison and Monroe. VI.
r3etY spteytaiuraent Afternoon and evening.
, 1879-02-08

Moro than thirteen months ago Mr. QpYK.
LlNu succeeded In defeating the nominations Of
ROOSEVELT and Pn1xca by the following vu,c:
1fas. Mlys.
Republicans -. .......,~.... ,......... ~
Democrats. s................ .....,..,.....90 1
, 1879-02-08

Not dollar eau hc paid ont ot tho Treasury
under tic eArrcars.ot.Itnsk,n bill uuttl muncy
has becn appropriated fur the purpose. Tl4u
Southern Democrats therefore hayu an oppor-
tunity to show how thoroughly they have se-
lcute4 OF thrtr fnruer generosity. An analysis
Of tlle yote On DunclsnD'a bill ma1u by tu
Boston Adevrs;ssf glye4 tlIo following results;
Affirmative. Nsyatlrs.
NcpHbcan ......,...........luU i
Northern Democrats, .... -. ~ u
int hPt hHntt,rFatn
, 1879-02-08

Mccormick IIn1l.
North Clark atfcct. corner kI1zIe. Rrmenst hnd
1lkY King Concerts Afternoon anil evening.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28
SHERlFF'S SALE

By virtue and authority Of special exc.
eusion issued froo the o6lce Of The Clerk Of
the Circuit court Of Petsis county, Missouri,
and to Ne directed in favor Of the State Of
Missouri at the relation sad to The uss Of
joseph A. C. Brown, Collector Of the rev
enue Of the R6stis couRty, - the eests Of
Miasouri, and sesisss John r Wilaon,
Charlss B. Glasscock. George @. Vest,
William A. 0ainr, Pascal q. Stafford,
James p. Leake. Theodore H. Curtis and
Laune<lOt A. Hartman, Judgment for back
ts1es on the real essaie hereinafter de-
scribed fos the yeasa 1867. 1868, 1862, 1870.
1871, 49,, 1873, 1874, 1875 and 1876, and
for the enforcement Of the lien Of plsintiG
against said real esaste, I have seized and
levied upon all Of the right title and inter-
ct Of the said defendants, Of, in and to the
following descsibed reel estate, situsted in
Petiis county, Missouri, to-v:t: The east
halt OF the northeast quarter, and the
south west quarter Of the nossh-eass quar-
ter. of section eleven. (ll). Of township
(47), range sventy, (2O), and
the north -west quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of section eight, (8). township
torty- four, (4A). range twenty one, CID,
and ] will on
THE l0rn DAY OF JAN.
UARY, 1879,
between the houn Of Mise o'cloek .. n.
md Eve o'clock p. =. OF aid day, Of the
.oust house door in the city Of Sedslia,
d Petsis county, Missouri, end while the
:,rcuis court Of said county i in session,
oil The sAid lard q public suction for
:ash, n the highest bijdes, 70 sasisfy said
,Rarufinm a enaea
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28

teDdentis car, demonstrated with the
conductor, who at once went to the
engineer. and, complaining of the slow
rate Of speed at which they bal been
travelling. asked him to 90 considerably
faster. Jones obeyed the order most
surprisingly. his running time to and
through West Albnay averaging over
fifty miles an hour. Through Her.
kimer. Fonda and other water stations
he dashed rs if propelled BY a hurri-
cane; and the trip has gone into rail-
road history a. one Of the most fright
full Of the age. The next day Jones
went mp to take his engine for the
return trip. but it having heen ascer-
tanned that hs burned" his engine
badly. and tina, he MAS acting strange
~. he was not sent out, and subse-
quent examination convinced sundry
Medical men that he Was really insane.
Since then he has been in good hands.
AMI will probably recover; but his
trip thrcught the valley will not be-
forgotten, in this generation. at least.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28

tito, R-Pu.lran.
A few weeks ago. during the first
serious storm, a freight arrived ut a
point between DE Witt and the bridge,
aud there stopped. The conductor
went ahead in order tn arrange for
getting into the yard as soon as pos.
sible. While engaged in his recon.
noissance. he heard and felt q tremen.
dous conclusion which started his train,
double-headed and all. ahead considera.
ble. Going hack to ascertain the cause
Of the trouble, he found that he had
been run into by freight tram. which
was moving SO slowly. however, As to
simply lift the rear end Of his caboose
from the truck and allow it to repose
gracefully on the pilot Of the engine.
knowing that he had sent q man
hack to warn all trains following, the
conductor hardly knew what to think
Ut the matter, till he boarded the
engine and fund the engineer (whom
we shall call Jones) fast asleep. and
no water in the butler. Accusing him
the engineer seemed to comprehend
The situation but feebly, and the con-
iuctor. considering him somewhat in
Ioxicated. left him. The next day
Priest went to de Witt
IN his special coach, and from there
determined to 60 to Albany with q
light" as it is called. his coach being
attached to an engine and caboose.
The engineer proved to be "Jones,"
md he ran 70 slowly that another
Dad official. who was in the Superin.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28
A GOOD PLAN.

Anybody can learn to make money Apidly
Operating in Stocks, by the Two Cnerrina Rules
for Success" In Messr>. Lawrence Co.'S new
circular. The combination method. which this
nrm has made 80 succes~ful, enables people with
Isrgs or small means to reap oil the benefits OF
largest capital and hest skill. Thousands Of or
ders, - various sums, are pooled into one vast
amount and co-opersted - a mighty whole. thus
securing so each shareholder all the advantages OF
the largest operator. Immense profits are divd.
al monthlv- Any amount from $ to S5,O0O, or
more. can be used successtnlly. ~ Y Baptist
Weekly. September 2sth, 1873. says, by the com
osnaslon system S,5 would make SIS. or per
cent; 20 pays $3.50. or seven per cent 500
makes u 90. or 10 per cent on the stock, during
the month, according TO the market" Frank
Leslie's illustrated Newspaper. June 18th: Tho
combination method Of operating stock is the
mo>e successful ever adopted. Neu York lnde-
dendene. sept 12th: 1.-THE continuation system n
founded upon correct business principles. and no
person need b without income while Il 10 kept
Iorkine By Messrs. lawrence D Co. Brooklyn
Journal. April 29th: ''Our editor made . net
Prodt 81 Slol . from eso'n enc u Meesrs Lav.
rsnss Cos eomeinat.oaa." Nev circular (malled |
~, SSAs,c,es svssyshia1 ssosk: ard besds
Co.. sasssss, ~ 4sehaaas Riies. y. y. Il-3eWos J
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28

It is said the Republican Senators
at Washington are bent upon unseat-
ing Butler. Of South Carolina. and
putting Corbln in his place-a move
ment that the Democrats will 6libus-
ter against to the last extremity. In
this event it is more than probable
that much of the remaining time of
the session will be consumed in hot de-
bate and otherwise frittered away, ne
cessitating the cali of a special session
Immediately upon the adjournment OF
the Forty-ffth Congress. There are
other reasons, Of a political nature,
that also suggest this course. as the
Democrats At Washington consider it
Of great importance to effect an early
organization of the Forty-sixth Con-
eres, in view of the California elec-
tion that d to take place in September.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28
CoMMIsHlONEE'S SALE IN PaRIITION.

Whereas, at ih- September term, ls:S. OF the
.ircuiI court of Pettls county Missouri, Judgment
of PARTITION rendered in q certain cause pend
ing IN said court between Kate Lymrh AMI Mary
Lynch. plaintiffs, and Mary +. Dishman and
Elias lf>hiuan. her husband, and Maggie Lynch
aud Patrick A. Lynch. defendants. and the under
signed Unsupported q special commissioner by
said court To make ssle of the premises herein
described ordered in sani Judgment to he divided
AMI parttioned Now, therefore, ON
MONDAY. THE SrM DAY Of JANUARY. 1879,
will, at the court house door in the County Of
Petiis aforesaid. while the sad Circuit Court Of
Petus county ~ in session during the january
term thereof. 1879, sell the property described
IN said Judgment as follows: Lots nine
ant ten IN block number three in the
City OF SedalIa, IN P~,tis county, Missouri, ut pub
lac auction to the highest bidder The terms Of
sad sale are ~ follows: One half cash IN hand
and the remainder on Twelve months time from
the dste of sale With ten per cent interest per
unm from date VI sale. the purchaser to execute
his note secured BY deed of trust On the premises
sold 10 secure deferred installment.
MENTOR THOMSON,
l?-l.wN. Special Commissioner.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28

At cabinet meeting the arrearages
ofpensioDs bill was discussed and de-
nounced by all present. Secretary
Sherman is particularly severe in de-
nouncing the bill, and is more urgent
than any of the other members of the
cabinet for the president to veto it.
This will not be done, however, and
simply because the president knows
that both branches of Congress would
pan the bill over his veto by the ne
eeaaafy two-thirds vote. He says he
would veto the bill if he thought he
could defeat it. The opposition to the
bill BY the administration is principally
owing to the amount it will take out
Of the Treasury. Secretary Sherman
says it will run Is high as 500, OOO,-
600. but his eetimate is much higher
than even that of the pension bureau,
which in turn is higher than that of
the friends of the bill. Secretary
Sherman says the bill will cause de-
6cit in the Treasury that can only be
made up BY the increase of the bonded
debt or BY the increase Of taxation.
1t Is admitted on all sides that some
radical change must be made in the
system Of paying pensions, else there
will be many fraudulent applications
granted. There is q bill now before
Congress. prepared by Bentley, com.
missioDers Of pensions, dividing the
into sixty Districts, each with
. pension agent. who Is to have assist
ants empowered to 30 over their dis
Ezicts hunting up evidence on claims
bor pensions.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28

The Greenbacks are very anxious to
amend the law known as the "back.
tax" law BY allowing two years for re-
demption. 1t can at once be seen that
this will destroy the utility of the
law. The large tracts of land which
will be sold under this law, and which
are Of very little value, cannot be
sold at al unless immediate possession
u given ~ soon a. the sheriff's sales
are made.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28
Tpl.lrEC-S SALE

Whereas, Jscos fa>is and Margaret Ann Easily,
his Wife. nv their certain deed Of trust, dated July
Plat. lsss. and rerorie, m Book No. :, page <i2.
OF the records Of Pet,is county Missouri. convey
To Herman NckitrIck the folowing described
real estate. lying and being the county OF Petts
and State 81 Missouri. viz: The east half of lot
numser two, OF the northeast quarter. OF section
one. In township forty four ami Of range twenty
one. which said conveyance made to seeuIs
deed lie -erbed j whereas, said note is due and
unpaid, now. therefore. ~ ~ request Of the legal
holder Of said note. anil i1pursuanee Of the pro-
vi-i",> Of said deed Of tru will. ON
>ATt RDAy, THE 18TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1879
between the hours OF o'clock q. m end o'clock p.
m Of that day. st the court house door, the City
ct secialia, No., proc-ei to sell said real estate
above described, 1T public v~ndue TO the highest
bidder. for cs-hto satisfy said note and Expenses Of
this trust. A. Z. THOMAS.
l2-2& VT. Trustee.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28

1t is said that two or three months
ago Voorhees, enemies undertook a
scheme for his defeat, backed by the
influence of the national banks, the
bondholders and the New York World.
His election shows the strength of his
hold upon the confidence and admira-
ton of his fellow citizens and that the
sentiments of the party are in full ac-
cord with his own upon the money
question and all other leading issues.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-01-28

Statistics. compiled from the books
Of one of the largest corporations in
Lowell, Massachusetts,. show s4.34 as
the average weekly earnings Of girls
doing factory work for the year 1873,
against 1926 10 1860. The price of
their board 10 1873 was sl.75, against
Sl.25 in 1850. This left their earn
ings over the price Of board s2.69 last
year, against S2.Ol in 1860. Another
corporation reports the yearly earnings
per hand for eleven hours work per
day in 1860 as s2l7.34; in 1873, for
ten hours work. s256.73. Itappears,
therefore, that in this country as we'll
- in England the price of labor is
steadily advancing, both as to the
actual amount paid and as compared
with the price of living.