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cause for complaint, yet chilled the hope
springing within his breast.
One day, on going to her hottie, the SER
want met him at the door with the announce.
ment that she was was very i'll. This
knowledge brOugbt Bther knowledse-the
fact that he could no longer conceal from
himself that he loved her and that on his
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uaea
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

Aitar vasiess sksillisR e1pesieBe1
be found himself within . short die
lance Of Savannah. Again his wou.
derful nerve esme to his rescue. md
asa confederate soldier pss~esi picboas,
| soderwent e1pminaiipus and vastsus
other trying orlealG. unil he -uss
lairly Nilhis aud had ihs liboeiy
Of the street with . man named
Gleason. he tolL him he Was = Union
prisoner escaped from Auirrsonville,
and. through his help. 8. cured also the
assistance aud coniideOee 0f too men
named SkeIIy and Wall 1t the Third
Georgia artillery. After two ~ three
days waiting to make arrangements,
Hear and his twO companions
CAPTURED A PICKET BOAT
At night la the lower part Of the city.
rowtsl ncross the river and into q
marsh. cpnceaiing their track Nv re-
storing the grass aud weeds To their
upright position after the boat had
passed over them. Once in there
they worked their way To the back
river. where they had a comparative.
~ clear track. meeting occasional
picket-isats and iorpedoes. At last
they reached Fort Pulaski. garrison
ell by the One Hundred and Forty.
fourth New York and in Command Of
Lieut.. Col. Hall. Upon b+ing stopped
BY the sentry, they explained that they
were an escaped Union prisoner and
two confederate deserters. Lieut.. Col.
Hall met them at casemaie and put
them immediately under guard until,
by telegraph. Hears sotry. Was con-
firmed Nv the records ut Washington
when they were taken to Admiral
Dshl.ren's flag ship, and from thence
were shipped North.
Among the articles carried by Hoar
throuxh Ill the thrilling events of his
escape was lester from Col. Liich-
field. given him while they were to-
gether in prism an Richmond. and
concealed in an ordinary Contribution.
Since the close Of the war Hoar has
seen service at numerous p"sts in the
South and West. and says If his health
would permit he knows If no calling
that he would follow in preference To
to that of the soldier.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02
TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, R,clari u. St,ackieSord, and Eliza.
10th j. Sauck efOrt, his vile, by their deed ii
trust. executed the 18th dxy III September 1874
and duly resOrjsd in the Ofle oG the recorder al
steesis. IN and for the county Of Pett.s, in the
state of Missouri, W trust aeed and mortgage
record M. .. On pages a. and lZ6. conveyed 90
p. u. Bradford trustee, the folioving DESCRIBES,
state ot Missouri, to-Wit: The east half Of the.
northeast quarter of section thirty CaJ, IN town
sh'p s'fsy -esght tSS. 81 range tw~nsy three TN
containing ~ 3.res more less. which 80,
conveyance MAS mnasie M trust tn secure the paw
usrus III . nexOt,ah4e promiseory note in said
deed fully deser,hrd-
Assi, whereas, by the terms ~ >anl deed ri
truss. - further provhlss, that thu event II
the ahsenre. DEATH refusal et or siissl,isy i'm
any uise 81 the saEi y. n. bradford. the then
setting sheriff of said Pettis county, Missouri,
should on rcsltpest of the legal holder uf SHi.l
mote. prnceed tO >el said pOrp~sty, or IN mkt.
thereof ~ mpSy he nsS.~>>sry to pay the asu.,,ni
specified In said mote with interest," and cost of
sxecuisug this trust.
AMI. wh~sea~, the said 3. n. Bradford, r.s,,s~s
tn srt Ne trustee n alOrp~nii, swd said note hs.
payment ~ the same. Nov, fher-Eor~, ut the
r~qs~s, nj the I~sa holder vi sssl us,se an.i en-
p"s~anrU NJ TIN. terms or ssl dSsi 81 trust tis.
unaaess'kned Sss~r4 u sold county, will. on
THURSDAY 1lss. DAY OT JULY, 1872,
p M OF said day, NJ the court ho,,ss sloo- ~ The.
ety az SSsa1ns, IN the eouMtv nj r~ttis amt state.
u Missouri. prssrsSl IN sell the above t..-ev,Isl
property y! public ventue. tn the highest bi.L.r
isss lash. to satisfy ~,l0 and aerur~ Interest,"
anst the cost of executing th,s trust.
L. = MURRAY
7-i-wJ sheriff 0f Prtt,, County
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02
sHERIFF-s SALE.

by virtue and authority of . sps~ial execution
issued from the e(re nj sh~ Ct~Sk at the Csrrui
Court u Pitts county. Missouri. aud tn me
drersed IN 6Sor ~ Ssmuel L. Highley man. aud
nspssnss fraosis Fish. ] have levied upon snsl
srssr slth~ right. title and int r~>t Of ihs SAID
Frsprs Fish a. IN an.t ." thu following described
real estate situate in Psstr- county. Mts.,rt to-
quarter. snd tho south ~s.s a,s~vs. NJ the p.vsh
w~re quarter nj >svtss,n thirty s;l in t0wU-
t"wW.(ip f"vsy-6v~ t&.l. aud ramx~
sS~wty -one Ell, sssi ] will, o0 Saturday
the Ssh, siay ofSrps~U,hr. So lstw~~n the hos,rs
az so'riork ~ AMI "sI.s-k .. ~ "r SAID sssv,
1t the curt h"u-~ d"r thu ~isy oG Ss~tsin ~
Petti~ Couusy. Missouri. and uhiI.- the Cir.ups
Court at ~emt county - M se>s 'on, IN the >.sml
aDd ~ put liz sucti"n. Q" the highest tssi.i.v Tor
cash in hsn.l t' satisfy ~sn, execution snt costs.
L. =. MURRAY.
S-12-WI sheriff p~ttts County. Mo.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

The Post Dispatch claims to be the
only Democratic paper in St. Louis.
1t should get . circular to that effect
from Mr.. Vest Until that Il done.
We shall still look upon the Times as
being the only Democratic paper. II
things have changed somebody ought
to be kind enough to. intimate to Mr..
Vest the propriety Of revokiog his
former order and substituting some
other paper.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

Mrs. Annie Marie Hood, wife 81
Gen. s. Hood. who was promoted by
JET. DAVIS To the head of the Con.
federate army after be deposed Gen.
Joseph e. Johnston, died in New Or
leans On the 18th inst, of yellow
fever. She was q native of Louisi-
ana and forty-twO years old.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

The Conkling-Spngue sensation
seems to have had no visible effect on
the minds of Roscoe admirers. He has
been chosen q delegate to the Repub-
lican State Convention of New York.
Perhaps Republicans in New York are
not different from Republicans else
where-the worse the man the more
apt he u to achieve distinction It their
hands.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

VIM. r Allison. who lost $50, 600
the savings Of life time in the edito-
rial harnes-on the St Louis Dispatoh,
has made q new venture In Steuben-
vile, Ohio, the scene of his earlier sue.
cess. His many western friends and
admirers wish him unbounded success.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

1t Il believed that the trial Of the
murderers of Dixon of Yazoo county,
Miss, will be postponed until the
murderers of Judge Chisholm, are
hanged. Fifty years from now, in
other words, they had better look out
for Themselves.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

Is Sedalia to have an immigration
society. II you favor this movement
he in town on the day that Henry
Clay Dean is to speak-the 5th day Of
September.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

The Kansas City Times says: "The
blood of Dixon seems to be the seed
Of the Independent church. A large
Independent convention composed Of
both whites and blacks, was held at
Yazoo City on Thursday. and a full
ticket put ia nomination, and the
probability Is that it will he elected.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

add take avey The dsad .vharsyer ,yos
may 80 Il b distreo On every side. Il
Is nd to look upon and know moi
how soon my ten WI come to 70 my
final gniine-plags - . jineral thing
thier = no Funssal % seremony na
ono - follow them to dire inal rest
ing Paace and n e. to lhe Crave yard
, 70 sc the Dad piled up BY hundred.
waiting their turn IN b burned Lucy
it Is said that G.si dies Ill things ios
the hest s"d lr. hays il il - but It Il
hard to km.k uis.n aud see The di~tre~
in this CITY l.~y ! have requested
this letter O.. II. msih a. YOU if
should l'. csld Z" my 6nal resting
place that you may know whare the
false husband "f yourss II that he l,ar
gone wl,ar he will mpt derive vou nor
euy any other woman sgsin. Lucy it
is sad t. think 1T when | have left
the world IL Nv chance some one should
think "f lM- il will mot l,e of the g,Hsl
deeds that ] have dime lrt the had.
Lucy nav prsir j. that you Gill for
give me f"r the wrmg that | have
done you Lucy my last thoughts will
he on you aud hope that ~e will
meet in the next world WHARF there
Is no sOrrOw Adue +.
Tiffany first appeared in Dillsbore a
few months since. Miss Carnine
became the object Of his ambition q
short time before her fathers suicide.
since the father was the owner of y
large property. 70 which Miss Mary
ere long would fall heir. Mr. Carnine's
unexpected and voluntary taking off
at the end of . rope. particulars Of
which were published in the EscqNi. er
. day after. opened the way to the
married mans prospects. He WAS
willing 10 share the Canine estate
with Miss Mary. He proposed and
was accepted. His honeymoon is nov
being interrupted BY a ''meddlesome"
Indiana grand jury. At this writing
it looks very much rs though Charles
Frederick Tiffany would court his
next wife within the walls of q peni.
Tertiary. The following telegram was
received from our IAwrenccburg cor
respondent last evening:
Charles F. Tiffany, the bieamist,
was arrested this evening at South
port. Ind. BY Officers William
Thekey and HI. Wheeler. and is now
in Jail. The officers followed him
two days and nights and arrested him
with difficulty. He has three living
wives, divorced. He does not deny
his guilt. and said he would give ST..
600 70 be across the state line.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

Provided the Law is vindicated, there
will be Q matinee at Fort. Smith,
Ark, tomorrow when two Indian
Territory murderers will dance on
nothing. The BAzOO of tomorrow
evening will contain the particulars.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

The Cincinnati Times tells the
Democratic papers that they should
be careful just now. as the people do not
want to read an attempted justi6ca-
ton or explanation Of the diabolism Of
the Ya1Oo scoundrels.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

John ID. Wright, the president and
founder of the Society for tie Proven
ton of Cruelty to Children, died on
Thursday at his residence in New York.
He had been feeble several years. but
WAS not confined to his bed until q
week ago. Mr.. Wright was born at
Railway, n. j., In 1899.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

The Khedive Of Egypt talks Of com.
ing to America. He is the greatest
Mormon alive. having several hun
dred wives. He might be induced to
settle In Utah.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02
FRED. B. NICHOLS,
PIANO TUNER

il thoroughly v-n-r,i in HE bn-i"es. xus,-
aniees all h,s work ~ 6s.t cixss in ever
particular. liz has hsi yssm 81 ~1pss;
encr in il,~ EMPLOY 81 tho issss.t pisso sss.
organ facs"s.sr in the connlsy. tIri-ss
left With J. W. Trnx-l. az .-us
through the Is-,.s6rr tn roe 81. Ss.l.i,s
No.. will r~s~ive s.soM,s ss,~.ii0s. d!Avl,
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Sprague have buried
the hatchet and smoked the pipe Of
peace. They have made up" and
are nov apparently rs happy as turtle
doyes. Sprague. however. has called
upon Conkling to write . card win.
dicating his wife's honor, and threat
ems to find use for that shot gun unless
il Is done.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

Too many young men are trying t.
live by their wits instead Of BY honest
labor. This Is the reason there i so
much gambling and crime. If farm.
ems suns stay on the farm. they will
doubtless lead honorable lives If
however. their determination Is to
make living without hbor, there Is
no telling What they will do. The
road to perditson b . rapid one. 1t Is
al the way down bill, and when .
man GEN started down the decavity,
he will 20 faster and still faster till he
reaches the boetomle0 abyss.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

An Afxanoas yS1iopdan Partly
Changed HE Skin.
An e..imatesi ltseud g Webb CITY
isende the folI"visg: ssOf the s-v-a
wond rs ." the verld ~ United States
j fssn6A 6ve--}Ae Mammoth Cave,
the Nby.rs F0ls. ~ Natural Bsiigsi
The Hat Springs. .,ni last, but ma
least. the Ethiopian who Is changing
his col"r." The last two bel,ux to
Arkansas. and pre-emineuily the
most wonderful. The EDEmer are
eomm"n in small way. their nsag.
niiude making them remarkable. But
thelatter stands uhspproschesl heiose
the world. The public have seen or
heard IL Hot Springs. hut this
radical. n~i,ive and permanent
change ii c,,lor firm very blsck to .
very White man is freak 1T nature
unparalleled in they history Of man.
This individual. Frank J"nes lex
of6cio c'.lOred) having lived u quiet
life of thirty years (but nov fifty-6ve
vears ODD FIVE miles south Of Ozsrk.
Franklin county. Arkansas. the
public know n"thing IL this phe-
nonenon. He Was burn black Of
black parents. and remained 30 an
Ill he was sboni grown. when q white
spot. resembling that If . lamb. ap
peared On his breast. and frnm that
the spots spread in each direction. He
is now e spotted man. heing about
half white aud about half black. and
becoming more and n."re White al the
time. The sP"is are very decided.
the white being very White. aud black
very black. except iho~e which are U, :
the change trom black Ia
white. which are Of u grsyish yellow.
He Is j" perfect health every day. I
regard him Is absolutely the greatest
wonder III The age"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02
Who ~ he True Gentleman

" 10 ~ 'o0 1IO0 00Ovle@uU
Virginis lN.-V.i chrossr,e-
Il ber your pardon" and wiih a
smile and y touch Of his hat Harry
Esmon,l hsnsisd tn On old man against
whom he ssrideniliy stumbled. the
cane whrh he had knocked from his
hand. II hope did mot hurt y"u.
We were playing tim roughly
"N"t hi, - said the old man.
cheerilv. Buys will he buys, and i, !.
best they should be. You diin', harm
me-"
81 am glad to hear H. and lifting
his hat sgsin Harry turned tn j in
his plavmaies with whom he h~..
heen frolickiug At the time Of Tire nc
cilent.
"What do YOU rai-e your hat to
that old fril"w for!" asked his m.
panion. Charles Gray. Hes Only
Giles. the hucksier."
THAT makes no difference. ssid
Harry. tine question j. not whs'h,r
he's a gentleman. but whether I'm
one"
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

Warrensburg talks Of building .
railroad-anOther movement to dam
age Sedalia unless the Warsaw road
is pushed forward toward completion.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9. 1879.
The eight Chinese cigar makers in
St. Louis are on . strike. Who will
now talk of "Chinese cheap lsbor."

Secretary Sherman made . speech
in Cincinnati ut the Merchants Ex-
change. OF course the only thing he
spoke Of was my financial policy.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

The new tramp Law of Pennsylva.
MIA went into effect last Friday. II
provides that al Migrants, having no
place OF habitation. gaining their sub.
sistence BY beggary. or carving con-
cealed weapons, shall be subject to i'm
prisonment ut hard labor. The num-
Der Of rramps throughout the State is
said to have very sensibly dimished
during the past few months, many of
them having procured employment
and many Others absenting themselves
for prudential reasons.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02
Centaur L,iniments.

aot-u rsie sf -
I'M. =:
Donoe
- - THE cHnfAU1 oonRAHx. - Dsy D, New Yea
c.aa,:.: $3.50. s.u.. s.s
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

-Robssst and bloooiaG heslth 10 Hop
Bisssrs, odd no family cas s6osd 10 BE-
without then.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02
ADMINBrRATORs NOrICE.

Notice y hereby given. Inst Lessers u Adminis-
,rsssss 90 tis~ ossats o( Has Bro1rssoa;
deeeased, vefe g!ansed TO tine unoessiped, %
to eSeh day a. July, n19. By the Probate Court
a fess's C09aty. Aissoari. Al psrssas hsysaz
eiaims a0ainss s.ad Essase are required to ex.
hihse them for alloUoar0 10 the administrator,
within one year AMER thu date 81 snil letters, OF
they nay b. pseriudrsi fror, any hrneAs Of such
eeeate: and 70 such claims he not exhibited With
% two yeaO iyuss the dnee Of Tins pIh1uaeio0.
ehey sl.ses b forever barred. This 18th day Of
July. lv7S.
THOMAS DRODERsON,
Js3-V41 Administrator.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

AnvWoUe AB1lhUnoly . P9A -
- - sAaa0e1s1 ssassas - - 0o1a UoSss
! = =: : 1..;.s - = s..:sss. 81
SDoe Hasslsllnn. @ - - Dunaup q
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1879-09-02

O1kSS. LUCY ID. 1lFFANY. be-.
The following is copy Of the letter
which Tiffany wrote in q little town
in Indiana. The give.away on
the envelope post-marked vas
explained by Charles Frederick in q
little note which he inclosed with the
letter. and in which he said that the
reason the envelope was not postmark.
ed Memphis was that the quarantine
regulations did not permit any mail
matter to leave that city. His friend
to whom he intrutsed the letter would
be compelled to send the letter to q
little town outside Of Memphis to he
mailed. Here is the way Charles
Frederick proceeded to harrow up the
feelings Of Mrs. Tiffany No. 1. It is
to be presumed that with the ordinary
knowledge Of photography which Mrs. |
Tiffany possesses, her feelings were
properly narrowed:
Memphis. August %, 1873.
Dr.. Lucy: You are we'll awar that
the Yellow Fever is prevailing in this
city and the Mortality il great. Il Is
IN ordinary occurance to see - many
Is Is heroes in one procession winding
their way to the Grave Yard and
Large Express Wagons loaded with
Collins and Boxes coutaining tho
dead and the boxes bursting open By
The swelling bodies. And day and
night the sound Of the Undertakes
nv and hammer is heard al over the
;ity. And frequently the sidewalk
a front of the Shops are blockaded
he distance Of q whole Block With
Collins and Boxes piled high on each /,
'ther: and the friends and relatives ,
ne running on the streets crying and ,
inging their hands in agony and Dis
pair beseatching the ciftyens to come
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1879-08-24

THE Glow tax demagogues who
opposed the fifty -and4four PROPOSE
ton because it was more than they
were willing to pay, now say that it
was ga contest betweenlthe poor Ia
boring men of the Estate and the
rich men" Mean and contempt
BILE as such Q sentiment is in the
estimation of every patriotic Ten>
nesseean, whether he be Democrat
or Republican, rich, or poor, white or
colored, we confess that we are glad
to see them speak out and say what
they think. Their true character
must be understood to be appre-
ciated. They. are now communists,
just as they have been. They
would array one class against
another, and baptize the country in
fraternal blood to accomplish their
Infamous. purposes. In his canvass
last sommer, Gov. Marks addressed
himself to the task of arraying
the poor against the rich,
but he did it adroitly and cum
ningly-not openly and. boldly.
But the indicationa now are that
the repudiationists will in the future
turn their backs upon decency and
propriety and come out with a bold
ness that viii cause His Satanic
Majesty to smile approvingly