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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Ry virtue Of . TRANSCRIPT execution, issued
from the ofice OF the Clerk Of The Circuit
Court Of Muller county, Missouri in Iavof OF
the State OF Missouri, at the relation aud 70
the use Of p. 3. Miller, Collector OF
tho Revenue Of MllieF county, Missouri.
and agalnat j. o. MnKays dated
the 10th day Of June, 1879, and 70 the
underslgned sheriff deliYered, | will on
Friday, September sbe l2Gh, 1879,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and Aye o'clock In the afternoon OF
that day, ct the Court house door 10 the
town OF Tuscumbla, Miller county, State OF
Missouri, and while the Circuit Court OF
Muller county istn session, expose 10 sale Ut
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash
la hand, all the right, title. Interest and
estate OF she said j. @. Mckay, oil,
10 and to the following described reaI-6sCate
aituated Ia the County OF Miller and State OF
Missouri, to-wit:
I'D a3.l00 acres southeast fraetiopRl quarter
Is. .. ~ section four, township forty-one.
range twelve, levied upon and 70 be sold
TO satisfy said execution and costs,
=. b. MILLER, Sheriff.
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sHgHIFFs SALE.

BY virtue OF transcript execution, Issued
from the office OF the clerk of the Circuit
Court OF Miller county, Missouri, In favor Of
the State OF Missouri, at the relation and to
the use OF jas. NJ. Brockman, Collector OF
the Revenue OF Miller county, In the State OF
Missouri, and against Matthias Luthen, dstec
the 14th day Of June, A. ID. 1879, and 10
ihe nndersigned Sheriff delivered, will on
Friday, September the l2Ih, 1870,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock In the
forenoon and Eve o'clock in the Afternoon Of
that day, at the Court house door In the
town Of Tnacumbia, Miller county, Missouri,
and while the Circuit court OF Miller county
is In session, expose to sale At public auction
10 the highest bidder tor cash in hand, all
the right, title, interest and estate OF the said
Matthias Luthen, Of, In and 70 the following
described real estate, situated 10 the county
OF Miller, snd State Of Missouri, to,wit;
-Four acres part northwest fractional quar.
ter section two, township fotty-one. range ~
Levied upon and 70 be sold TO satisfy said
execution aud costa.
z. s. MILLER, Sheriff.
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sHERIrFs SALE.

BY virtue Of Transcript execution, Issus
from the Office OF the Clerk Of the circuit
Court Of Miller county, Missouri, "a favor
of the State Of Missouri, at the relation and to
the use Of James n. BEockusn. Collector OF
the Revenue Of Miller county, Missouri, end
against Richard Vorght, dated the 2Gsh
day Of Feb'y, A, D.. 1870. and 10 the UNDER
signed Sheriff delivered, Will on
Friday, September The 18th, 1879
between the hours OF nine o'clock 10 the fore
noon and i've O'clock la the afternoon Of that
day, At the Court house door In the town Of
TuseumbIa, Miller county, State OF Missouri,
and While The Circuit Court Of Miller county
is In session, expose 10 sale at public auction
10 the highest bidder for cash Ia hand, ali tho
right, title, interest and estate OF the said
Richard Vorght, OF, in and 10 ths following.
described reai- estate, situated In the County
Of Miller and State OF Missouri, to-wits
Rightly acres southeast qa rater northwest
quarter and northeast quarter southwest
quarter section twelve, township iorty
range fifteen, and one hundred and eixty'
acres northeast quarter section thirteen,
township forty, range fifteen, also one hun
dred and twenty Acrea southeast quarter
southwest qusrter and west half southeast
quarter section twelve, township forty.
range 10. Levied upon and to be sold TO sat
isty baic execution and cost.
p. s. MILLER, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
sHERIFF,s sALE.

BY virtue OF transcript execution, Issued
from the ofice OF the CLERK OF the Circuit
Court Of Miller couuty, Missouri, In favor of
ths State cf Missouri, az the rclaiion and TO
tho use OF p. ). Miller. Collector OF
the Revenue OF Miller county, Missouri, and
agalnst n. A. Slocum, dated tbe 12ih
day Of June, 1879, and TO ths undeisign-
cd Sheriff delivered, will on
Friday, Septemhor tbe 18th, 1879,
bstveon the hours OF nine o'clock in tho
forenoon and ave o'clock 10 the siternoon OF
that day, At the Uourt house door in the fOwn
OF rusonmbla, Miller county, State OF Mis-
souri,, hnd while the Circuit Court OF Miller
county Is in session, expose 70 sale AZ public
suction to the highest bidder for cash 10
hand, all the right. title interest Hnd estate
OF Sue said II. A. Sl0eum, of, In aud 70
the following described real-estate situated
10 she County Of Miller and State Of Missouri,
70 wit.
One hundred and sixty acres west hall
southeast quarter sad south half northeast
quarter section thirty, townehip forty,
range aiteen, Levied upon and 10
be sold to satisfy said execution and costs,
p. $. MILLER, Sheriff.
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sHERIFv,s SALE.

BY virtue Of transcript execution, Issued
from the office OF the Clerk Of she Circuit
Uourt Of Miller county, Missouri, 10 favor OF
The State OF Missouri, At the relati on and 10
the use OF z. 4. Miilef, Collector Of
tho Revenue OF Miller county, MissouIi, snd
agalust Bridge. McIain. dated the 10th day
OF June, A. d. 1879, and 70 the UNDER
signed Sheriff delivered, / will on
Friday, September the 18th, 1879,
between tbs hours Of nine o'clock In the fore
noon and I've o'clock In the afternoon Of that
day, &c the Court house dcor in the town OF
Tuscumble, Miller ooanty, State OF Mis-
e0uri, and while tho Circuit c0ort Of Miller
county Ia In session, expose TO sale At public
auction 10 the highest bidder fer cash in
hand, AL the tight, title, interest end crtase
OF the said Bridget McLAin, OF, IN and 20
the following described real-estate, sliuatsd
In tho county OF Miller and State Of Mis-
souti, 70 WIZ
One hundred and sixty acres southwest
quarter OF section twelve, township forty,
range twelve, Levied upon end to Be sold
10 satisfy said execution and costs.
P.6s MTrLKR. Sheriff.
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sHRRiFFis SALE.

By virtue OF trAnAcrspt execution, issued
from the oalce OF the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court OF Miller county, Missouri, ia favor OF
the State OF Missouri, vt the relation aud to
the use OF y. > Miller, collector Of
the revenue of Miller county, IN the State OF
Missouri, and against Henry Laeger, dated
the l2th day Of June, a. d. 1879, and 70
the undersIgned Sheriff delivered, will on
Friday, September the i2tb, 1879,
between the hours OF nine O clock In the
forenoon and five o'clock In the afternoon OF
that day, at the Court house door In the town
OF Tusoumbla, Miller county, Missouri, and
while the Circuit Court OF Miller county ls
In session, expose to sale at public auction to
ihe highest bidder for cash In hand, al the
right, title. interest and estate Of the sRid
Henry Laeger Of, In and 70 the following
described real estate, situated in the county
OF Miller and State OF Missouri, to-wii,
One hundred and twenty acres south half
northwest quarter and northwest quarter
northeast quarter section thirty, township
forty, range hfteen, levied up-
on and to be sold 70 aatisfy said execution
and costs. 2. .. MIrLER, Sheriff.
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sHERIFF,ssATE.

BY virtue Of transcript execulIon, issued
from the oiIiee Of tho Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Miller county, Missouri. IA favor Of
the state OF Missouri &C the relation and 20
the use OF p. : Miller, Collector OF
the Revenue Of Miller county, Missouri. and
agaInst J. Rose. dated the 10th DAY
oil June. A. ID. 1879. aud to the undersign-
ed sherifrdelivered, Will on
Friday, September the 18th, 1879.
between the hours Of bloc O'Clock In the fore
noon and i've o'clock lE the afternoon of that
day, at the Court house door In the town of
Tuseumbia, Miller county, State OF Missouri,
and while the Circuit Court Of Miller coun-
~ d in session, expose 10 ahle at public auc.
tlon 10 thc highest bidder for cash In hand,
all the right. title. interest and estate OF the
said J. Rose, OF, Ia aud 70 the follow
ing described rsal.estate, situated In Che
County Of Miller and Etalo oi Missouri,
t0-wits
Fort y acrea southeast quarter Of southWost
quarter section seventeun, township forty,
range IL, levied upon and 70 be sold 70 sat
iaiy said execution snd costs.
p. 3. MfrLrE Sheriff.
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sHERIFF5 SALE.

BY virtue offs transcript execution, Issued
from the ofiice Of the Clerk OF the Circuit
Court Of Miller county, Missouri, In favor OF
tho State of Missou 4 at the relation and TO
the use Of James M. Brockmen, Collector OF
the keyenue OF Miller countv. Missouri, and
ageinst Jas l.. Belsom, dated the 28th day Of
February, 1879, and 10 the undersigned
Sheriff delivered, will on
Friday, September the 12th, 1879,
between the hours of nine o'clock ia the
forenoon and Eve O'Clock In the afternoon OF
that day, at the Court house door In the town
Of Tuscumbia, Miller county, State OF Mis-.
souri,, and while the Circui, Court OF Miller
county is IN session, expose TO ssls at public
auction TO the highest bidder for cash IN hand,
all the right, title, interest and estate OF the
said Jss L. Belsom, Of, in and to the following
described real-estate situated In the County
OF Miller ana State OF Missouri, to- wit:
2l2 26-l00 acres northeast quarter and
northeast quarter northwest quarter section
seven, township forty, range fourteen, levied
upon and 70 be sold to satisfy snid execution
and costs.
p. 8. MILLER. Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner., 1879-08-28
sHERIEF,S SALE.

By virtue OF transcript execution, Issued
from tho Office Of she CLERK OF the Circuit
Court OF Miller county, Missouri, In favor
OF the State OF Missouri. ~ the relation aud
10 the usa oi Janaee NJ. Brockman, Collector
Of the Revenue Of KILLER county, Missouri,
and against Walpers Herr and Hunter Hsrn
dated the 26.hdAy OF February, 1879. aod TO
tho undersigned sheriff deliye red, win on
Friday, September the 18th, 1879,
between the hours OF nine O'Clock in the
forenoon aud Ave o'clock In the afternoon
OF that day, At the Court house door In the
town OF Tuseumbia, Miller county, Slate Of
Missouri, and while the Circuit Court Of
Miller county is In session, expose 70 sale
al public auction 10 tue highest bidder for
cash IN hand, all the right, title, interest snd
estate Of the said Walpert Herr
aud Hunter Herr OF, In and
to the following described real-estals situat-
ed in the county OfAilller andstasa Of MIsSOur
to.wits
0ne hundred and twenty acres east half
Of northwest quarter and northwest quarter
northwest quarter; one hundred and sixty
acres north half north half section ono, town
ship ioriy-one, range Is. Levied upon and
70 be sold 10 satisfy said execution and costs.
p. s MLLxR. Sheriff.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

By virtue OF q transcript execution, issued
from the Office OF the CLERK Of the Circuit
Court Of Miller county. Missouri. In favor OF
the State Of Mias0uris 81 the relation and 70
the use OF J. M. Brockman, Collector OF the
Revenue OF Miller county, 10 the State Of
Missouri, and against Sarah b. SneIlinC
dated l0.h dsy of june
A. D. 1873, and to the un.
dersigned Sheriff delivered, will on
Friday, September the l2.h, 1879,
between the hours of nins O'Clock in the
forenoon and Ave o'clock In the aiternoon ol
that day, at the Court house door In the town
OF Tuscumbia, Miller county, Missouri, and
while the Circuit Court OF Miller county Il
In session, expose 70 sale at public auction 70
the highest bidder for cash In hand, all the
right, title, interest and estate OF the said
Sarah B. Snelling, OF, 10 and to
the following described real
estate, situated in the county Of Miller
and State OF Missouri, to-wit:
Two hundred and eighty acres northwest
quarter and west half southwest quarter and
southeast quarter southwest Qusrter eectIon
twenty-three, township torty, range 10,
Levied upon and TO be sold 70 satisfy said
execution and costs.
P.S. MILLEF, Sheriff.
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sHERtFF,s SALE

BY virtue OF iraDseriptexecuton Issued from
the office OF the Clerk OF the Circuit Court
of Miller county. Missouri, 10 favor OF the
State Of Missouri, at tbs relation and 10 the
use Of r. q. Miller, Collector OF the
Revenue Of Miller county, Missouri, aud
against r; NJ. Funkheuser,
dated the 12th day
of June. A. d. 1870, aud 10 ,ha under
signed Sheriff delivered, wilIo on
Friday, September tho I2lh. 1879,
between the noars OF nine o'clock In tbs fore.
noon and i've o'clock In the afternoon OF that
dav, at the Court house door In the towE OF
Tuscumbia, Miller county, State OF Misaouri,
ana while the Circuit Court OF Miller county
10 In session, expose 10 sale. .at public auction
10 the higheat bidder for cash 10 hand. alith
right, title, interest and eatato OF the taid
b. b. Funkhouser, OF, IN
a1d 10 the following
described real.estate, situated in the county
Of Miller and State OF Missouri, to-wli,
Thirty acres southwest part southeasi
quarter southeast quarter section eleven.
township thirty nine, range thlrte on, Levied
upon ard 10 be sold 10 satisfy said exeeuiion
and costs.
r. s, MILLER, Sheriff.
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ing 2i2 High slFeat. jsL Uity hla work ls
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seSc. Extrnot 26c
WITCH HAZEL,

ok, HAMAMEilIH VfRUINICA.
Equal In quality 70 any made, and only half
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der II OF tho proprietor.
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Happy Voices. -lcopyrighted.l
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Like sweet Sabbath beilr,
Oier the bills and the wales.

Der the bills and the wales,
The glad story tolls,
OF the celebrated Star Farlor OyRan, manu-
Iacturei oy llegsr Bowiby a Co., Wash
ington, Nj. The finest organ for less mon
ey than any IN the United States. Write 10
them. lbtf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09

the Greenback party as separate organi-
zation will soon die, these men are becom-
ing frantic.
find several gentlemen here however,
who regard their separation from the Re-
publican party as only temporary. They
were returned by Greenbsck votes but
their purpose is to push for reduction of
expenditures and other reforms. These
gentlemen do not worry over the future of
the Greenback party, but will devote them
selves to their work and vote In the future
as they please.
| am writing this a. the State House,
which Is now filled with a large. surging
crowd most OF whom are new here The
caucusslng is still going on. In the Senate
Chamber is conference Of the fusionists
going ON as write. while through the Ro-
tunds, and 10 the Hall of the House OF Rep
resentatives are moving the shifting.
changelul aud apparently almless groups
The Democrats are here IN large force
From Hancock County are Chas. A. Spot
ford, John b. Redman and Geo. Tolman
and everybody Is inquiring for Monroe
Young the Grand Sachem OF the Doua-
quee. He is expected here to-day. and on
account OF the crowd is TO sleep with the
writer Politics make strange bed fel
lows"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-01-09
Correspondence.
AUGUSTA, Dec. 81. 1873.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 81. 1873.
/. To the american This good State OF
Maine ought TO be considered safe-so MANY
OF its citizens are here so anxiously con-
cerned for its welfare. arrived at the
Augusta House last evening on the p. NJ.
train from Boston, expecting 10 find as OF
yore few skirmishers. The House was
thronged however. The wide corridors
were packed with busy takers, while the
doors of the various parlors would occa-
sionally open revealing in each a company
in anxious consultation. The jolliest fell
lows were the Republicans. They knew
the strength Of their principles, and had no
worry about what TO do. The majority
fellows were the anxious ones. They were
not quite sure OF their men aud still less
sure of their principles. and as to measures
they were in a state of most uncomtorta
bic uncertainty.
While the Democrats and Greenbackers
were anxiously caucussing, the Republ-
cans devoted themselves to social inter
course, and occasionally would sally out
and capture one OF the opposition. aud in
troduce him to circle of good fellows
where he could for while forget the wor-
ries attendant upon the new order of
things.
While have no doubt that the combna-
ton will be fully made, and every Repub
lcau officer ousted, yet there is a deal OF
friction and Jealousy evoked in the effort.
The Greenbackers having the large major
ity have a deep seated feeling that they
ought TO rule and that the Depocrats
ought to stand one side, but it is clear that
the Democratic leaders are coolly ordering
matters. The Greenbackers gnash their
teeth but will fall into line and we shall soon
see them under the old bunker flag. The
governor matter has also badly demoralized
the Greenbackers as il is now evident that
Smith stands no chance In a Republican
Senate. They are making loud threats of
vengeance on the Republican party, but
Republican serenity does not seem TO be
disturbed. This feeling of rage exists only
aUong those who fondly and foolishly
hoped they were to have that leader ship in
new party. that they had failed to get In
either Of the old. As it is apparent that
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Debating an Item.

The iollo~in. little story teaches caution
in the use OF prououns:
Mr Tucker came into the editorial room
OF local paper. and siding up to the re-
porter's table he took a seat and nudged
up close, aud said -
just take il down now, aud I'll give
you good item. Ready:''
"les. Go ahead"
well, this morning, Mrs. Tucker-my
wife you know--and her daughter Bessie,
were driving out with bay mare named
KITTY along the river road to see her aunt"
Whose aunt
Mrs. fuckers aunt. To see her aunt.
Bessie was driving the mare, and a little
after they had passed Stapleton Place she
threw one OF her shoes
Bessie did?'
NO, Kitty, the mare. And Bessie said
to her mother that she thought she was be-
having queerly."
Mrs. Fucker wa,?r
The mare and she fel: so worried that
she had half notion To turn back"
Are you speaking OF the mare or of
Bessie?'
81 mean Bessie OF course. But she kept
on limping and going kinder uneven. until
they were down BY the ga.-works, when
she aid back her far. and"
You don mean Bessie's ears?"
Certainly not"
Go on, then. Mrs. Tucker laid back
her ears"
The mares ears. And just as they got
on the bridge over the creek the mare gave
tilt 10 one side, and as Mrs. Tucker
screamed, she let drive with both her hind
legs against the carriage"
Are you referring to Mrs. Tucker or to
the"
kitty. the mare-and snapped both
shafts of short. The next nom. mt, before
Mr.. fucker or Bessie could save them
selves, she went over the side, turning a
complete somersault."
You are now speaking of the mare?'
Yes, the mare turned a complete SOM
ersault into the water. One of the traces
remained unbroken, and of course, as Kitty
went over. she dragged the carriage after
her, and Mrs. Tucker and Bessie went
fiounderlng in the creek. The mare at
once struck out for shore. and Bessie fort
unately had presence of mind enough to
grasp her by the tail She had the blind
staggers, but it has passed of "
Not Bessie?''
NO, the mare; and as she was being
towed past Mrs. Tucker she caught hold of
her dress"
The mares dressy'
"Bessie's dress and it seemed for Il miu-
ute the mare would bring them safely TO
land. Bu. Mrs. fuckers hold on the
mares tail loosened somehow, and"
You said Bessie had hold of the mares
tall
"Did I? Well. SO it was; and Mrs. Tuck
er had hold of her dress"
Whose dress?"
Didn't say Bessie's dress? Well then
somehow Mrs rucker,s hold loosapao
and"
''Her hold of whatf"
''Her hold Of the mare's-no, must be
mistaken. Bessie had hold Of the mares
tail, while the mare was swimming. and
the mare had hold of Mrs. fuckers dr.
that Is, Mrs. Tucker had hold Of-Well.
anyhow, she let GO"
Mrs. Tucker let go?''
20. l dunno; whoever had hold OF the
mare let 90, and she went to the bottom
like stone."
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III follow your meaning, 1t was the
mare that went to the bottom"
My goodness, man, can't you under
stand? 1t wasn't the mare. The mare
swan ashore"
What did you say she went to the bot
tom for then2'
81 didn't; it was Bessie"
Bessie never said word about it,"
''f"u know what | meant. Bessie went
to the bottom"
"And Mrs. Tucker swan ashore"
No. she didn't"
Very we'll, then Mrs. Tucker went to
the bottom. too
No. she didn't either"
Mrs. Tucker flew up in the air, then -
"You think you're smart don't you?"
We'll, go on and tell your story; we'll
discuss that afterwards. What did Bessie
say when she got to the bottum?'
I've big notion to wallob you"
"What did she say that fory"
"l gu mudheaded IDIOT" said Mr.. Tuck
er, give me any more of your insolence
and III hay you alive. | was going to
give you good item about that mare, and
about what Mrs. Tucker said about her
turning somersauts all the way home, but
now III see you hanged first"
The reporter got behind the desk, lined
up chair tn ward Off missile. and then
he said calmly
What was Mrs. fuckers object 10 turn
Ing somersaults al! the way home?"
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pottrp.
The Returned Maine Battle Flags.
ny MOSES OWEN.

ny MOSES OWEN.
Nothing but fags-but simple flags,
1altcred aud torn and banking in rags;
And we walk bene ilh them with careless tread
Nor tuink OF The hosts OF the mighty dead.
That have marched BE- meath them In days gone
hy.
With n burning cheek and kindllng eve,
An! have bathed their folds with their Young
iife'> tide.
And. dying, blessed them. and, blessing, died.
Nothing but figs-yet. metbnks. at night
They tell each other their tales of fright.
And dim spectres come and their thin arms
twine
Round each standard torn a they stand in
line
And the dim hail rings with the battle, storm.
And once again through the storm and strife.
Those color> lead 10 : Nations life.
Nothing but hags-yet they're baihed with
tears.
They tell Of ;riumphs, OF hopes, OF fears;
OF a mothers prayers. OF = boy away,
of a serpent crushed. Of the coming day,
Silent. they speak, and the 'c2r will start
A. we stand beneath them with throbbing
heart.
Aud think OF those who are ne'er forgot,
Their nts, come home-why come n.ey not?
Nothing but fsgs-yet we hold our breath,
And gszc with awe at those types of death.
Nothing bat flag, vet the thought will come.
The heart must pray though the lips be dumb.
They are sacred, pure, and we see no stain
On those Gear loved flags ST home again:
Baptized In blood, our purcst, best.
Tatiered and torn. they're now at rest.