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,,,.I,gn OK O'Clock, NJ. PIUSSs ss 10 sci A.
y i,ls W. "a ina hl hsst aud best bidder, The
Is'ysgTs.t tSei prop ry, that = TO say: A POr.
sGS .lS 9: "a! SSS ~ q II s sSsi DS% lss
sibla ~ Al ,oIth HhBslIug, desorlOed As FOL.
sen, S s'5aS!aG Al pOiat IN the western line
one, aud :. t .D a sa'' ~ s I@o
shia. % nrrly xISSu feet two inches, 10
81 tS.g Iias u Ia hAi 10. uos oTaoi By ,ad
S S Ss'l.Sf " La aIyiG Ss
tFLI ,Is ii, Ilns thITty nVo ieet two inches "
I. IL u canins. ILL.,, =, ~. nr,.h,..
IT, ,,uu,h ,uOrs - toe purchaser may elect
. '[,,I: ISv IeiIus Ia two WIuI iustilmentsl
bE !,.i iss.,e NON rs, With ineies from dAy Of
~ hi,rr giving notes. secured ~ deed Of uuS',
XXI, LI :, 10 d pOperIy !, believed TO be per
y nmsisllra. As tluitee shall convey Gully such
l r. IA uls broad d ei Of trust.
s'A' WILLIAM +. hUBBARD, trustee.
EU HlLLEh Au iipneer' ND
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EoR SALE LOW.
nor sALlEI1G1RLE AND nEsI

DOR sALE-ELIG1BLE AND DEsI.
l. RABLE Family Residence u hat Ia &c, clnyeni-
ent and we'll lncaud dWelIing Of AK. Turner, Esq
10 Chapllne sueet being Brick bu Iding c,IntAn.
Ing II convenient rooms excellent Gu lar, gas and
water Throughout the house. 10 the best o. condition,
AID situated In one Of the hest reighbo hood, 10 the
city; The only reason for selling being the small NUM-
Der Of the and occupants family, now siding
there. For further information apply 10 ALkXAN.
DER BONE, General Business Agent, 1878 Market
street, Crsnglt's Block, over City Bah. myls
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NAusEous medicines seem all that the
doctors can think Of. Try SELLERS Cough
Syrup" and you will be delighted beyond
measure.
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TRrSrEE'S S4LEOF EAST WHEEL.

TRUSTEES SALEOF EAST WHEEL
| tsu PGurEhTY.
4 Ira, u 4 deed Of trust, made by LySAnder &
sisSs ,Bd Margaret llau,OH, his wis 10 the I'm.
l,ItsUi FIS,rr, dated ApIl 10, 1870. and recorded
suv utfkS UE1Ce Ol tue tOuuIy Court Of Ohio
sslty, Wet virgniI, III Deed Of Trust book No. II,
RFN l'hA'l'h
SATURDAY, JULY 10, 1880,
taz,uunI at 10 O'ClvcEA NJ, PiOeted 10 sell At the
k.tJsT Vi the C,urI rOu,s OF nniO county, West
il aai, 10 the highest aid beat bIdGer, the follow
hsElbci pIUpsrty, IhAt is to say: so mu,h VI
lluabapd Hy.IWO u 10 nj, haSl GIAhaln'S
hlliA to The city Of Wheeling, Ia ONO c'unIy,
No YtsiuiA, 4, Is included within the following
Aaslsits, viz. Br2iuni. < u, pan nj the south
ttlfa tvratT o. ueut,u AMI eiGth ST. Gets (row FIJI.
saA AMI iIcUb 'iT'tIsl; theLct 10 as ulhtrIy d.
hoha Iuug tie wbrII sld- u SIKH Tor ia Oh
Eri sEnI) .hVe Us let; thence In wesI-
r., alfrJu al " linr at Ti.nt angle Slth the lat
lsttt 81 lnr INtuty .iAO and hAli (22f feet ~
- li IBcaey iIA nor hrTly dITeC IOu aiUng linr
DJIe lOIhe said W '"In side Of oIAth Tor jacob
mel EVrRIJbV- ,7Sl let Centre Tor JaC0h
kfzij; lheBep iu Au raS.eTly dir, CIiHn along the
HgAsfn toubdIy Vi LrnITs Tor Fifteenth street y
tTtsI .I.O aud a.nAi lt!sl it,t Oh CeDtrr Tor u.
ttih Eftrl from IN place VI OeSinLILg, fronting
lNtJaTt aud A.hAlt I,vt, aud running TACK 10 b
tlISslI direction, VI eVca width, seVenty-h'e 10y
hi
IudoI sALE-0nr-thI'd Of the purchase money,
W much mole as he purchaser may elect 10 pay
b u'h, lhe F7idne III two Equal luslallnent
Et"hs and righ rrn nUnIhS with In efest from
hyOi MIR, urlAstf xii Z nUIe, secured by Dee.
GnV', IL d. irTrd payments
Saht'lh sad prop IT; Is believed TO he per-
", ssttsl iUgN ITuAuvs shall cOuysI ouly such
uasnh Ear1l 10 Iir ny I'd Deed Trust
ALI X iNDER BONE, trustee.
VII u,LLgS, Auc nnUrF. Iu5
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..0,I,s Al II O'Clock A. N, proceed TO sell, a
~ ~ lS,f u Ihs court house VI ohio county
=, y,spI, 10 the highest aud best bidder, thu
t,SIls, d scflOyd property, that Is 10 ay: All Inc
.S,,,,. 1ue-hdl VI tue east one Ia u the I0l
!'ssI ne bluifei aud sIIty, u the addition u
~, 4 Wbr..lng, laid oil by teter iarnAll, IOhn
I,S1aIni oIOpr,. e4lnd East " htCIiny having q
n,Iso AIty i thnIy Iret, aud running thence
~ ibs 4 Ofn ElIIh VI Ihlriy feet, sixty lttl
= IN IN ~ nlnG &c Oss "A lOI aud dlEi4inS the
ur, lIlp tEO tqIAi parts
I'd iOE sALE.-Jnr-thlTd Of the purchase mon
4, I'd 4, ,Arth more - the purchaser may elect "
=, IA e,,h tue IT., due ID IwO riu lnstAlII1tns ~
4 ,si lEelye mouths, Win inIeruat from day Vi
= pIfthIef EiHus 10 s,secuTed BY deed Of trust,
M dle % ii SdI property l. believed To DO per-
- ME ia. a ITu,iee snail convey only such
iL.I,l Tt,Iei IN me by said deet Of trust:
vii lam +. HUBBARD, Trustee.
If lIVfnn ar
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.a,,srEEs' SALES.
SIIr OF SOUTH

's------1 -, nNTYTf1
rrg,s SALE OF SOUTH
nRt y Z = PROPERTY. a. +, Dillon 8
gAIEllNy III Of rd'L, made oy pyu y
,wtt iui bLah %, 1871 aud rec 'ruei 10
te,-, dstsl S',,eSsS i.wnty COu't o. Dhlo Soun'
y1'f,,I oae- s ~ Dred IL Trust Book, NO Il
IS - ID ,,l, .n,,i I JUNE Is. 49, =.
sAl,,,sA, v, proees to sell a. The
..,,spf,bgh W.T. Iii house o. OHIO eOHniI, m'n
sIS,f u 'ns a. All n tesG bidder, the ioi'9S .
q to lh' 1T ina IL 10 say Pan o. W!
,NI,fI.tdosi Pff "a W. sgu.re numbered Que Of
E,gfrl os' ,di,tion u S.,uih Nhee ing,
y, I'D gile1iT ~, ~,ti d The city Of he log
20 - .h' nj a, iulluWs, viz. h'HlnulnE ~ '1 q
'fy,ail ie,hS aid Of pumoe 60 one ~
- - GU III spd running the9ee 49, sns
Z ~ " a'Fi, III rot thu distance " tAepy I've
.Ns lSs" u.s., , IAiEht line PuAlIeI WIN w
ihsnce " "a lnl 10 tue eastern Hoe o. said
.,.prS at .iut Crly dIrNclIOn Win the S.s'-
iEsT III lot iusntI Ih's s," ~ ~ SmIxht Ina
riis' ~ Of ND lot; thence III 'N "-'
~, ylGs d ,'HHuu-6pe.tbIrd oil the purchase
in ,uIch mofr As the purchase, lnII eiTGs
rsti iAa \. IN. fr.ldn Ia two eluu ins ~ y,
SFl 70 ~ mo tbs, With interest Iom
EiIii 'e Ell d,irs notes, secuied u! us0t VI
Ts& " it' tos u property T. believed 70 % per-
nshtt ~ AZ uuSue, | shall convey only suon
Jxt Vt t ~, ia me b. SAld deed d trust
tIssa" III, lAM I hUBbAhD' 1ruaue.
uIIEK, AuciiOneeI. ml-o
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IOWA

The convention, at its session April 9TH
utterly denounced the "Great Fraud,
but did not instruct its delegates further
than to vote for the two.thirds rule.
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KANSAS,

A resolution instructing the delegation
for Seymour and Hendricks was defeated
At the State Convention held May 20 b,
but the delegates are understood to BIZ "a
vorable to Seymour.
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TlRUSTEE'S SALE OF EAST WHEEL

Nv Cav al. al drd Of trust. made by ANNE Tay'
I't..,"I 4 brrt Ia, tor, " ID Robert Taylor, heI
80 nd Rachel Birch, 10 the undertlgmed uus-
1ssi me " b, is75, aud recruited 10 to- Office
1000 ii b. CUu az COu { Of OHIO County
y S,,aaia 10 DveI Of Trust book, No, g. page
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The Hoosier delegation has been in
structed for Hendricks first, last and al
the time"
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The delegates go to Cincinnati unin.
structed, but with decidedly friendly
feeling for Seymour. The sentiment Of
the delegation is represented az not being
unfriendIy toward Tilden, but disinclined
10 take him up II q stronger man can be
had. The delegation will vote as unit.
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MISSOURI.

The Missouri delegation, it is believed,
will stand s for Tiden and 10 divided
about equally between Morrison, Seymour
and Bayard. The State Convention was
decidedly hostile to Tilden. 1t was held
at Moberly May 20.
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MAINE.

There is no information at hand in re-
gard to the complexion Of this delegation,
The State Con vention being too busy max
ing with the Greenbackers to pay much
attention to the presidential question ;
Convention held June /.
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I AwYERS' BRIEFS.-The DAILY In.
" telhgsneer job onies pt;na Brists promptly Ins
" Au,-ello ItJla,
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The delegation goes TO Cincinnati with
out instructions though at the time Of Ia
appointment, May s, 1t was believed 10 be
favorably inclined toward Tilden.
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So iaa r :, JUNE 46. $50,
.cp7L SALE OF Soul

S,,orsrEE's SALE OF sOUIH
SSSEaLlNG PROPERTY. -. hv milan I Ma
yrhl'SS Vnd.rt hi, vile To The under,lsnei
GsSfI go Sn,rH,,er Is, 1875, and recorded In the
sssN, tlss1 ~ 81 tho county Court u Ohio coun:
lsHL, " S,,tSiL 10 Ueed Book, no. ., page 10, l
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LOUISIANA.
MARYLAND,

The delegation comes to Cincinnati
without instructions, but with very
warm feeling for Hancock and Hendricks
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This delegation, which was appointed
June 8, will come to Cincinnati with IRON
bound instructions for Bayard and the
two.thirds rule.
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MICHIGAN,

This delegation appears to be at sea on
the question OF q choice for the presi-
dency. 1t goes uninstructed, and without
public expression OF preference.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

ment Of district delegates, who will present
themselves at Cincinnati and demand
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This delegation, which was appointed
Tune 0, is reported to be solid for Judge
-ield with the exception OF one for Til
len and one for Bayard. 1t Is instructed
70 adhere to the two.thirds rule.
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The State Convention held at Columbus.
May 8, instructed for Thurman, but the
Cincinnati Enquirer on the following
morning declared the delegation TO be for
Tilden and Payne.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-15
pEMOCRATIc BASS nEETlHV.

Pursuant to call, the Miller County Demoo.
racy held a mass meeting at the Court house
Saturday July l0sb, 1880, james Johnston
was called to the chair and W. NJ. Lumpkin
chosen secretary.
On motion Almond Scott Eco, was elect
ed delegate 70 State Democratic Convention
and Hiram Reed alternate.
Philip Hausnstein and John J.. PtsfoSd
were chosen delegates to the seventh Con.
Rrcsslonal district Convention 70 be held At
Jefferson City on 18th August, James
Johnston and James B. McGes altsrnAtas.
Wm. N. Livingston and James q. Black.
burn we're chosen delegates TO nominating
Convention OF lrsi Judicial circuit to be held
at OalifornlR on goth August, J.. /. Cum
mlpea and B. w, BurrIs altsrnales.
Col. Fulksrson introduced the following
which wa adopted:
Resolved, That It Is the opinion OF this
mass meeting that Hon. Thomas T. Orl,,eh.
den is the choice OF the Democracy of Miller
county for Governor Of Missouri and that our
delegate to the State Convention DO INSTRUCT
ed 10 vota tor him.
That our delegates TO the Congressional
Convention arc hereby instructed TO cast the
vote Of Miller Comfy for Hon. John +.
Philips for member Of Congress seventh Con.
gressionhl district.
That our delegates 10 Convention arst Ju.
dicisl circuit, are instructed 10 vote for Juage
l.. l.. Edwards for the Judgeshlp.
The mass meeting thea proceeded to ex'
press its prsterenos Tor State cfleera n
follows:
For Lieut.. GoY.-Hou. II. j. ~spaunhort
Sec, State, Judge Holiday,
+" State Treaa-Phil. Il. ChAppell,
S.ate Audito,-I. I, CLARK.
" Atty. GsnI.--S. II. Owens.
a" Reg. Lands-sAIr. Brsdheld.
Railroad Con.-W, K. Miller.
Philip +. Hsuerslein Rsq., offered The fol
lowing which was adopted:
Resolved, That this mass meeting hearth
~ endorse the action Of the Cincinnati Con
yontion 10 the nomination OF Hancock an,
English for President and Vioe-PreEident o
tho United StateG
Ga motion ordered that 8 copy Of proceed
ings be published In OsAdR VALLEY BANNER
JAMES JoHssToS, Chairman
w. NJ, LuSPgIN, Sac
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-15
Meeting Of the Republicans.

The Republican County executive COM
mittee OF Miller county met al the Court
House 10 TascumbiA on the Och day Of July,
1880, pursuant TO the call OF the chairman Of
said committee, when tho following proceed
ings we're hSdi
On motion, Andrew Bear was appointed q
member OF said committee for Equality
Township.
On motion, j. B. Clark vas appointed sec
rotary OF lha County executive committee.
Il was ordered by the committee that the
Republican candidate Tor representative aud
candidates for the various county ofAcors TO
be voted for at ths'ue1t November election,
bs nominated by a delegated county conven-
ton and that the basis Of representation Ct
each Township In iuoh convention, shall be
one delegate for each twenty votes, and an
additional delegate for a fraction Of ten or
more votes cast Ia such Township for Hon.
g. A. Flnkelnberg FOR Governor In 1876.
On motion the committee adjourned sub
ieet 10 the call OF the chairman.
W. 4. FRASKLE, Chairman.
IoEL B. CLARK, Sec.
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oRnER oE PUBLICATION.

All persons Interested In the estate Of NIL
ton Bunker, deceased, aro hereby otiAed
that q petition was aled At the May term
1880 Of Miller county Probate court By the
administrator OF said estate prAying for an
order 70 cell the real estate balonRinR 70 the
estate OF Milton Bunker, decd.
II Il therefore ordered By the court that
unless the contrary be shown on the fret day
OF tho next term of the Probate court Of the
said county Of Muller 70 be begun aud held al
the Court House In the town OF Tuscumbla,
on ths 9ad Monday In August, 1880, an
order will be made Tor the sale OF the whole
OF 20 much OF said real estate ~ will satsiy
the demands against said estate, to-wiu
East part south quarter Of north east quar-
ter section ~, township Al, range l6, 40 acres
west part south east quarter Of northwest
quarter section 81, township al, range 10 20
acresl north east quarter OF southeast quar-
ter section 81, township Al, range 10, 40 acres;
west half Of southeast quarter section 81,
township IL, range 10, 50 aoreE northeast
quarter Of southwest quarter section 81,
township Il, range 10, 40 acres; south half
OF southwest quarter section II, township Al,
range Is, so acres; north half OF northwest
quarter section %, township IL, range 10 80
acres; in Miller county, Mo.
JANIS II. Tom,
JuoRa OF Probate.
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inalteniion and carelessness sill this rich
harvest is lost and many poor are thrown on
the public as psupers.
About towns and cities there are thousands
OF poor, who live on the charities OF the pub
lie from day TO day II these BENEVOLENT So
sociatioDs would collect the poor and give
them employment IN the way Of collecting
this Wild fruit; throw Il In ware houses for
sale, u would have . two fold beneficial re-
suit; In the arst plAes Il would give employ
ment 10 the idle and inert subjects ola neigh
borhood and secondly Il would prevent this
dead beat, lazy, loaAng paupeFism nom be.
log q charge on the industrious citizens.
Nature has provided fruits suflc ient in Mil
ier county 10 feed and clothe double the
pAprerS within her limita II u vas taken care
Of, snd properly utilized. AS to the %eullIvat-
cd fruits there is not 9 county 10 the State
Of Missouri that can produce q richer, well
favored and delicious quality Of apples,
peaches, pears, plums, grapes in fact every
kind, we have knowledge of g number OF
orchards; far Instance there is EsckAFiah Bur
ton, Roney Woods, James Sailing, James
Cotton, James Johnston, DR.. Tremaln and
many others we could mention, the fruit IN
siss I equal TO any in the Stste sud as 70
favor and richness: we are warranted in say
ing It will excel any. All we want Is az
united effort on the part of ell, to have CAP
ttAl and population immigrste 70 our county
70 initiate all these things and make the hill
aud valleys bloom and blcstom as a garden.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

u. 8. LAND-0BPIcR, BooSvnLE, Mo-
june 18th, 1880.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has aled notice Of ha intention
10 make nnel proof ia support OF his claim.
and secure 4nal entry thereof; and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk Of she
County Court Of Miller county at his Office in
county on Saturday The 2lat day OF July.
1880. viz: Joseph l. stapp, homestead entry
No. 9els, for the south half Of northwest or,
Section 3. township. Al, range 10, and be
names the following witnesses TO prove bis
continuous residence upon aud cultivation OF,
said tract, via; Geo. A. Williams, 4. N.
Robins, Benz. Y. Sharp and Owen X. Farley
all Of ~. Elizabeth, Miller Co, Mo.
GusTAVB RKI.HE, Register.
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Pleasant nount. DO.

July 18Th, 1880.
Editor BANNER, Dear Siri 1 understand
the Republican love feast and consolidation
meeting in Tuscumbla July 9th was largely
attended snd was q brilliant success on q
small scale. That the committee refused to
admit some OF the best Republicans In the
Oounty--closed their doora against both
Bulrs and Bears.
First order OF business was calling the roll
Of officers aud members, which the secretary
proceeded to do. eight members responded
yae when their namea we're called, The next
thing in order was the initiation Of candi-
dates there being one penltsnI on the stool
Of repentance "a young Law Student and
aspirAnl TO the onlce of %. ASSESSOR, he
was dnely initiated Into the dark mysteries
OF Republication. / think by the time the
psnitent has passed 8 thorough o1amina-
ilon In the Republican party and taken = few
more lessons 10 the Democratic and Green
back parties hs would make = suitable can
didato for assessor, with his varied knowledge
OF the political parties 10 which he has DO
longed, no could undoubtedly make The
rAOs with credit TO himself and honor TO his
Rae BABY No, 3.
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An E~xIlngnishsr.

From the Cincinnati GAzs,te, Republican,
A correspondent wants the Gazette TO tell
about Gen. Hancoct's connection with the
execution Of Mrs. sarratt. We hope our
Republican friends will descend to no low
level, such as the inquiry would indicate, in
search Of mud to throw at the namoOsatio
candidate. Gen. Hancock Is a soldier, and
the daiy Of a soldier is 10 obey orders.
Mrs. surratt was tried, cobYieted. and osder.
cd 70 b executed, and Gen, Hancock obeyed
orders Had be refused he would have beon
eoUrl~maitAled and probably shot. The two
opposing candidates stand 80 high In point
Of character that mud Will not stick In this
eampAign, and We are Glad Of II.
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RaneOck's Personal Apprarance.

Hancock, in personAl appearance, Is tai,
weli.formed and very handsome. His height
can. not ha less than siI feet Two inches, anil
be weighes fully ap pounds. lie will make
tho anest looking President who ever sat 10
the White House, except, possibly, g ,orge
Washington. His form towers above other
men, and he attracts attention by bis mere
looks wherever he goes. HIS eyes are blue
and have a benignAnl and mild expression
CHEN .lqs reRaseO but I1fgiHiRG EhfR diFk sap;
and he is courtesy itself. H4 Is always mag
nst,c, and draws men 70 him by his kindness
and gentle interest Ia their affairs. Ills
spmpAthies are easily aroused, and he be.
comes intensely concerned IN the sorrows
and mistortunes Of others, striving In every
way to relieve them, SIS though their troubles
were his Owl.
Hancock's kindness to bis subordinAtes
alwsys won not only their love but THAR con
dience, and caused them to.Tely on him as q
friend and commander, He gave q man y
good opinion Of himself and made each one
feel that he was OF mole importance Than he
ever before suspected. 1t Was this which
caused him to have such power over his
officers and men when 10 battle, and made
Lhtm prefer rather to die Than forfeit the
good opinion Of their leader.
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Catholic Church.

We are The advocate Of q Catholic church
In TuscumbiAI being such, we knew at the
time the proposition would meet with oppo-
sltion Ia q certain quarter. We atlll urge
our good citizens TO activity; we have found
four, who will give 20 dollars each and q few
olhera who Will donate ten dollars each, we
will give ten. not only to the building Of a
Catholic church, but to any other church in
Tuscumbia. II our proposition for q Oatho.
lie church be so obnoxious 70 certain persons,
we. say, let the opposers come to the front
and build a church OF any othor deuomina'
tioni we have ten dollars for that; yet we
hold in reserve 10 for the Catholic.
Some hsrdshell, mule cheek, long cared
psalm singers hay'nt a soul bigger than q
mustard seed and consequently they can't
eco the point as we see It. If our advocacy
Of o Catholic church, will CAUSE others 70
bestir themselves to build one Of other do
nominations, we will have accomplished that
much good. Now 90 In, we are for q Cath
Ollie church.
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Fruit In miller County.

We have frequently spokeE OF the AdApia-
bilIty Of the soil and elmaie Of KILLER county
for the culture Of all kinds OF fruiti this year
there Is = HnpsrAbundancs Of ELI nAtire and
tame OF cultivated. The Wild crab apple In
mAHypAIts OF our coUntyi the various kinds
Of Wild grape; Walnuls, Hickory nuts, hat
tor nuls. Hazls mutt, Hackle DeTys, Black
and dew berries. In . word all kinda OF fruit
abound, SufRclent to make any one rich, who
would TAXA Il upon themSelSes 70 commenee
harvesting and gathering such u season,
when Il riPens; there are bupoFeda O poor
children and women, who could make 9 Anf-
10 cloths and toed their families BY
HARVESTING What nature has provided ~
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-07-15
.E04lOE % sQEaIEas ANH EaRn aEIas.
AN ACT FOE THE RELIEY OF TUE FIFrEEETE
ARh sIxrkEETH MISSOURI CAVALRY
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AN ACT FOE THE REIIER or 1HE FIFrEESTH
AAh sixTkEETH MISSOURI CAVALRY
VOLUNTEERS.
Be Il enacted BY the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of the United states OF
America in Congress assembled, That The
proper accounting ofacers OF the Treasury be,
and they hereby are. directed 70 pay bounty
TO the enlisted men OF the Fifteenth aud
Sixteenth Missouri Cavalry Volunteers who
served during the late rebellion, ~ iolloWs,
t0.Wii;
10 those Who served the full period Of Ose
yeBr, or more, the suIa OF one hundred dol-
larsi 70 those who served the full period OF
six months, but less than one year, the sum
OF sixty dollars aud sixty-tix cents; 10 thOse
who seryed q less period then nix monIhs,
the sum Of thhty-three dollars and thirty
three cents.
sxc.2 That In case Of the death OF the
sOldier, who II Lying would DO eptitled IN,
der the hrst section OF this act, than tbs said
snm or sums that would be due 70 said col
der Il living shall be paid 10 bis widow; aud
there 10 oo widow, then 70 his child or
chsldEen; and II thsro be none, then 70 his
mother II abe be a widow. Aud so much
mopvy a. may be necessary 70 carry thia law
Into eject 10 hereby appropriated out OF any
money 10 tho Treasury not otherwise ap-
propFhated.
APProYed, JGns le, 1850.