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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
TRUSTEES SALE.


Whereas. A. J. Tessmer. and Anna Tessmer,
ht~ wife. bv their certain deed az ustsa
10th day OF June. is7e, and duly recorded IN the
recorders ofse ofPett,S county Missouri. trust
deed. rcor,i No. u. page :, conveyed to the
undersigned rrnst.e. the following d~-cr,s~d
real estate >ituse IN the rocnty of Petfis. state
~ Missouri. to-w Lot No. Is M h,.ck No.
IN Smith aua Co;t~n'- Thlrt Addition to the city
~ S..ts -. iy,ng FoUrta -ts~~t. west OF the
". h. r. r. r.. ~hs.h SAID convey vance vas
made IN trust to secure the payment Of one
nsgctis.ie rromi--cry note m said deed fully
siesr,b~,t aud vhs reas >ait notc has tscosse due
and daf,plt has h-~n uss't- IN the payment there
~ nov, th.r~fcrr. at the request cf tine legal
holder s earl Bts and IN pursuance u the terms
ef s.ij Us--s, OF Trust. pJiiH- n.;hre 3. hereby
given. tiist the undersigned trust will
IN FRIDAY. The 5Ith Day or OF. 1872
b-t~s~u tie hcs.s~ 1T ten o'ct~k IN 'b~ forenoon
.ni Sv~ o'ctork Inits afternoon "f that day, ut
thu court hou-- DOR, In thu e.ty OF S~sisiia,
county OF P-tt... .'st~ os Missouri. rtocee.t 10
.ell the sfrv~ sls>s.rti-st nsoi--rfS. ~ pablo
v-.u. To- th- highest his.t.r ts,f cash. to Isy the
- -s,t note an. fi..,-i, and Tia. e.,st OF
-xt~,s>.-> ant This trust
R.,hERT WALKER
Trustee.
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NpTjsE ,,F FINtL. SEJTI.EYExr.

NotE~ = hsT-i.y sis-u. that tine undersigned,
} X. Barrett. OF th.. .-ta'. IL a.. :. Barrett, d.
sol, vii 'titk.@ nb.i -..:flsn.snt ut hi-
counts With -sIi estate. ~ -pch administrator at
al" nrNt '-rtiI st the PROBATE CouTt 81 lrt,I>
County. Missouri. e. 10 hs.teu ut ~.tsfit. Me-.
-s,.i County. ou The Ioth 'i.y Of Move i-r. 4. l.
i>.s. y X. Bsrrett.
t-if-ai: N.iiuint-trtfor.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE, One Y-ar...........ss ~
HARPERS WEEKLY, .........-.... 4 ~,
HARPER BAZAAR. =" - .............-. . 00
The THREE sboss-named publications. One
ANY TWO sbove named. Oue Year ................ Go
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IRi->rEEo ALE.

Whereas. VI. \ 1.s--.'.ek sn.i John W. Chase.
cock dbl hy Thur certain DEED IL Trust j,e,i the
Eth dss %; 's.toh-r- is.s. and recorded IA the
Recorder oi.i~ ~ P.tti- county. IN deed book
~. page. Stl. convey 10 the Undersigned, W. T.
E,an>. trustee. all their night, u,ie. interest,";
AMI estate. IA and q" t- following described real
.-tat. situated IN the county 1T Pett~. State Of
Missouri. VIZ
Lot number fortytuo H. IN the eastern ,vi-ioa
If ti.. tom "i Dresden. PetiI> county. Missouri
Whlck -sit conveyance Ma nssd- IN tru-t 'o So.
cure the payment al certain prcpI>>1ry note IN
aid deed described and whereas the -ait note has
- due and unpaid. now therefore. ,n ac-
r''riture With th-. provisions OF ssit' deed ut
trust. aud NJ the r.tu->t OF the legal holder Of
.srt n..te, l >hsit pro-~~,s o" sell the shove
described real estate in The town 1T Dresden in
the county of reti- aud State aforesaid. TO the
highest b,sier fct cash. st public anchor. on
WEDNESbAN. The 18th DAY OF NOVEMBER.
between the hours Of nine In the forenoon and
ive in The afternoon ot that dsy. To satisfy -aIi
note. together Nth the cost spl expenses
ofexecutny this trust
Wy. EVANS.
Istei this 9TH day oro,toher. ls:s- Trustee.
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1880.
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE
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Nnv tNo a's'v. n'f.-,i. ,'u- Year 80
HARPER fct NJ PEoei.E.. ou- Year 20
P-ta-- Fr-. .. 81 -',t-crih-r~ ~ thu United
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us how To combine with the direct
inspiration of the divine nature the
knowledge OF God as manifested in
natural Laws. ard then We. may meet
that evil form of influence which
governs the world. Howa s to govern
ments: The world will never he
converted a. long as governments are
unchristian. Can Christianity meet
and ameliorate the spirit of govern
mental organization Christianity
has not 80 far and I don't think that
Christianity can lay aLy claim to the
control If governments until Chris
tianity is able to take care Of the
churches. As it is. the churches are
mainly engaged in damning each
other. The Protestant sects when
they are not lighting their mother
church are damning each other more
or less, and . great number of the
denominations are not only not in
sympathy. but they are hardly kept
from conflict with each other. Now,
it Ia folly to talk Of the segenerating
power Of religion in our civil govern
ments when they can't keep the very
disciples of Christ in Christian demon.
nations from tearing each Others eyes
ont and making q necklace of the
eyes. What Is the actual condition
Of governments IN this day? How
Russia loves England /; how Christian
England loves Russia how do both
Of them love Turkey. laughter. ]
How peaceahle things are in 1ndi. or
in Africa. Look 1t the governments
Of Spaio. Italy. Austria. France !;
look ct the attitude Of oil the Christian
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MANUFACTURED ONLY 81
G.T.Lewis & 4euzies Co.
PHILADELPHIA.
10th:
JAN UARY, 81. 1880.

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An Esrcsr~.Eriyasic 9a;t-vy combined
Ws.G "a h.,ai GrIsi. itr.i Sfr,- sfk~u1s1
esa.;e-. irrn.s.-. IN. se.s ses-s. s.S
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-23
AGAINST REPEATING.

A man cannot vote at the Cover
nor's election or any other election
unless he is willing to swear, if chal
lenged, that he has resided in the
State twelve months, and in he
county, at which be Golfers to vote
six months. OF course no man from
an adjoining county could come to
Cobb on the day of election and
swear that be resided 10 this coun
ty" six months preceding the cleo,
ton, without perjuring himself, aud
unless he could do it, be is disquali,
fed. This law was enacted to pre-
vent repeating. For instance man
living in Paulding could vote 10
Paulding for Governor, in the morn
ing, and come on to Marietta to sell
bis cotton and attend the circus,
then while here vote the second
time for Governor, but for the law
requiring six months residence in
the county.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-23
CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATES

In the first Congressional District
of Georgia, Col, Geo. r. Black il
the democratic nominee, opposed b.
Mr.. Collins, Republican, and Rev
Melon aid. Independent.
In the second district H. G. Tur,
ner is the democratic nominee, op
posed by Col; Spence, Inpependent,
aud B. F. Brimberry. Republican.
In the third district Gen Phi
Cook is the democratic nominee
without opposition.
In the fourth district, Judge Hugh
Buchanan is the democratic nominee,
opposed by Judge Pou, Independent.
In the fifth district, Col. N. J.
Hammond is the democratic nomi
nee, opposed by Dismukes and HUI
sey. Independents.
In the sixth district, ] II Blonnt
is the democratic nominee, is wi,h>
out opposition.
In the seventh district, Col j. G
Clements is the democratic nomi
nee. opposed by Dr. FELTON,, Inde-
pendent
10 the eighth district, Hon. A. H.
Stephens is the democratic nominee.
In the ninth dis,tict, Col. Fl P.
Bell is the democratic nominee. OPP
posed by Emory Speer. Independent.
Aud thus the canvass is being waged.
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New Advertisements.
NOTICE BRIDGE BUILDERS.

WILL BE LET 10 the lowest bidder before
the Court House door in the city Of Marietta,
on The 23d day Of October next at II o'clock
a. NJ, the building OF bridge across Sores
cre-k at Isaac A. Sevelfs mill. SaiG bridge
will be l73 feet long divided into 10 spans -
One span 20 feet long. and the other spans Il
feet long each The Mud stills, l2xl2 and IA
feet long The Gap siils l0xl2 and II feet
long post for bents l0xl0, sufficient length,
braces for beut- 6x-, sufficient length, strength.
stringers, KIP and 10 the span, flooring 2xG
aud los feet long tioorlies 3xs and IA feet long
clamps tor siringers, 2xl2, 3 fee long banister
railing and posts, 3X4, braces 3x3. guard plank
2xl0 The flooring to be well spiked down.
All limbers 10 be used of good sound all heart
Post Oak White Oak, OF Pine, free from knots,
dotiards, windsnskes or other imperfectious
The colt tractor to give bond and security for
faithful performance of the contract according
to plans aud -pecii cations, and indemnity OF the
county. " arrant OF the county Treasurer
vii be Issued for the payments Of said work
when competed and accepted. The Ordinary
hereby reservirg the right to reject any or ali
bid If not satisfactory. This September 70
| looU.
H. NJ HAMMETT, Ordinary.
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Administratnr's Sale.

BY virtue Of an order of tho court Of Orli
nary of Cobb county, will b. sod before the
court house door in said county on the first
Tuesday in October next the flowii real es-
tate 10 wit:
First, Two city lots in the town Of Acworth.
the meets and bounds fully described in the
deeds to joel b. keed
Second Lots of land Numbers ia, l25. 1854
east halt of 81 and acres of 100 in The 10th
district aud "a section of Cobb county, contain
ing in aggregate IA acres more ar less.
Third. Lots OF land Nos 235, lys. Is acres
of No l97 and 10 acres No 80 in the 10Th dis
tricl aud , section Of Cobb con aiming in the
aggregate 10 re- more or less
Fourth. Lots ST land Nos l@6 and 80 and
west half OF No 81 in the Is h distr c. aud ID
s-ction pf Cobb count, containing in the az
grpua'e lOO acres more or lrss.
Fifth Lots If land y - 93l. 942, 9l3. 1903.
94l and east half OF No $50 in the 18th district
and ID section Of Cherokee county, containing
in the aggregate 22O acres mole or less. and to
be sold as The property of joel Il. Reed late of
said county. deceased. for the benefit of the
hers and creditors of said deceased. Terms
cash on the 25th day OF Dece nber next This
August 3lst, l>o0.
JOHN L. REED,
JOEL 2. REED,
Adm'r with Will annexed.
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To Mechanics and Builders.

WILL BE LET TO TIE LOWEST BID
der, by sealed proposal and bids before the
court house door in Dallas, Pau'ding county.
Ca. on the 9TH day OF October, 1880 the addi-
tion aud repairs of the Court House a, said
place the specifications bling a. follows An
addition of ou- vtrandah two stories high, hip
root running ten feet in front, same width Of
the house. Foundation to be Of good rock
laid in good line NOR ar. Floors to be level
with court house floors to b. two pair Of stair
steps iui,h wei with substantial hand rails
and ballastered stair steps, to start three feet
from the ends of verandah 10 he five feet wide.
making the entrance up stairs in center of end
end of conri house or room ends of vrran-
dab, 10 be 'atticed to center f pl-le with stats
5-~x2 inches inches apart, to be latticed
sliding doors five feet lie on front OF steps
leaving an entrance from outside of FIVE teet
and from verandah three feet. the balance of
verandah to be heavy ballasiered bottom two
feet high, with entrance in center Of ten feet up
stairs 10 be 40 incl g. high. lower columns 6X6
inches, upper AKA inches with nice brackets
mp ami down and stairs boxing to be II inches
wide with heavy crown mold The verandah
To be- built ofthe best heart pine timber. the
old sta way 10 b. cleared M, giving more
room up stairs. Seals in court room TO ba ee
waited two feet higher than at present. l-svi .
hallway feet q inches in center OF court
room, aud filing ont balance Of room wi new
seats same style as old ones. The court house
10 be recovered with good heart shingles -
Lattice work 10 he painted gr- en ceiling sky
blue stair steps 10 BE- walnut. bases OF steps
oak, new seats painted same as old ones bal
lance OF work white. All work to BE- done in
good workman slvs The contractor TO give
bond and security for the faithful performance
o. the contract. The Ordinary reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids. This August
2U,h lo-O.
T.C. DUNAGAN. Ordinary.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-23
POWDER SPRINGS pors.

Mr. John Hughey's child died last
Monday morning.
Several wagons loaded with cotton
PASSED through this place on the road to
Atlanta Sunday.
Gen. William Phillips spoke Saturday
night toquite crowd His speech was re-
ceved with enthusiasm, in fact this district
is solid for Colquitt
The Baptist Association will meet here
on the second Saturday and Sunday in
October Our people anticipate good time.
Col. NJ. J. Magbee and Miss Georgia
Magbee were over Sunday from Atlanta.
Mrs. Mildred Lindley has gone to At
lanta to spend the winter there.
Boy children at Harvey Hills and John
Rice's.
...Sick in town, Jessie House. Will But
ner and Bennett Rakestraw.
John Lindley sold his farm last week to
Selman for thirty-six hundred dollars.
Sanders Florence has completed his
steam gin and now steam whistle are heard
all around town
Andrew Warner has bought a lot and
will soon have up new store house.
AZTEC.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-23

The latest telegraphic reports Of
the condition of the cotton crop in the
districts of Alabama, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Mississippi, Florida,
Georgia. Tennessee and Texas,
shows some changes since the last
report, as affecting the yield, wet
weather, storms. and the caterpillar
doing considerable damage in some
portions. In all of the States one or
the other of these disturbing causes
have operated to The injury of the
crop prospect, and materially lessen
ed the anticipated yield.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-23

Ohio is threatened with serious la
Dor troubles, growing out of an at
tempt of a mob of about one thou
sand white miners of Perry county,
at Corning, to drive out the colored
miners from that locality. The EN-
ployers of the latter have armed
them, aud will protect their proper
ty ard rights The situation of af
fairs has been telegraphed to the
Governor and Adjutant General OF
the State, and military aid will be
sent on proper application therefor
by The county officials.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1880-09-23
coNKL1NG BREAKS SILENCE.

Mr.. Roscoe CooKIing's first speech
of the campaign was made Friday
night in New York 1t was bitter
attack upon the people of the South>
erq States, a sueer at Hayes and his
ADJ ADMINISTRATION, a eulogy of candidate
Arthur, and a gracious and conde-
scending recognition Of the fact that
there is a Republican Presidential
candidate These last three things
are purely for Republican settle
ment--they do not interest Demo
Gratis. So far as Conkling's contempt
goes for the set of second class poll
ticiaus who have captured his party
in Ohio, and have nearly captured it
in the whole country. We doubt
not people generally agree with him.
His effort to convince Intelligent
men that Arthur is of any earthly
account except as one of the victims
of Mr.. Hayes Stiffness and Secretary
Shermsn's maliguity, will amaze
some am amuse others.
But his deuuuciation of the PEG,
pie OF the Southern States, lie which
he repeats and enlsrges upon the
newspaper arguments of the last for
ty years is of interest, and, he will
have influence in directing the
cours, of the campaign, is impor>
tant. Clearly, he does not agree
with Gen. Gan field that be will fail
who at this time attempts to build
up a party upon sectional ideas -
He rather agrees with Blaine, who
attempted to do it in Maine. That
Blaine failed miserably, does not
brighten Conkling. Perhaps he be-
lieves he can give more TO the sec
tional idea than Gar field and Blaine
together, and expects to win vic
tory upon it and be considered the
Warwick of the time. However
this may be, be adds little to what
Blaine and the newspapers have
told US, and unless be can do
much better-or rather, wUrse-in
subsequent speeches, we think he
will speedily find that Garfield was
right and that Blaine did not fail be
cause of lack of ability. So much
are we convinced of this, that we
are very glad the distinguished New
Yorker has adopted the tactics he
has, and believe conservative men
need reply to him only by making
conspicuous in their speeches the
facts that the war closed sixteen
years ago, that commercial, social.
and moral considerations all demand
the return Of good f, cling between
the sections, aud that they have as
a candidate for the Presidency, a
man who possesses 10 remarkable
degree, the qualities which patriotic
men all over the country admire aud
have confidence in.