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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-11
Sure Cure for Coughs, Colds,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Consumption,
Extract from Report of the Commits.
siOner of internal Revenue.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, !
Ulloe Of Internal Revenue. !
Washington, d, O., January "a, 1851
Messrs. Lawrence 4 Martin. Ill Madison
street, Chicago, ul.-Qentlemen Ihave re-
celyed "a certified formula. giving the i'm
gradients and relative proportions used in the
Manufacture .ofan article which you advertise
and sell under the name Of "T0LU, ROCK
AND RYE This compound, according to
your formula, in the opinion of this ONCE,
would have n sufficient quantity Of the BAL
SAM OF T0LU to give IL all the advantages
ascribed to this article in p~ectofal complaints,
while the wnisky and the syrup constitute an
emulsion rendering the compound an agree
aple remedy to the patient,
In the opinion of this office, an article COM
pounded aceoyding TO this formula may prop
erly he elGsSod as q medicinal preparation
under the provisions Of schedule A, following
section SS7, United States revised statutes.
and whom so stamped nay DO sold by Drug
gists, Apotheoaries and Other persons without
rendering them liable TO pay a special tax as
liquor dealers. Yours respectfully,
ISignedl GREEN B. RAUM,
Commissioners.
Put up Ia quart size BEETLES for family use.
CAUTION. p 23Sit % S SSSISiyS Sb By ~ vP e
palm ofupon you Rock and Ryei in Mace ofony
.T0LU, ROCK AND RYE, which Is the only
GENUINE medieated article mede, having q
Government stomp on each bottle.
LAWRENCE h MARTIN, PrOp'rs,
III Madison street, Chicago.
Sold in Memphis by all Druggists, Grocers
and Wine Merchants generally; at wholesale
by n. Mansfield & CO., q. u. Hunt a
Go. and A. VaccnrO a Co., who will supply
the trade at manufacturer prices. xxxii-l0
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-11
POSTOFFICE, MEMPHIS, TENN.
Arrivals and p~euartures Of Mails.

Arrivals and Departures Of Mails,
OPEN. Railroads. CLOSE.
4bp.m Gin. LOUSY. & Mem. GAO am
+ r Local and
through mails.
6b pm Gin. Louisv. d Mem. 10 90 pm
r through mails.
40 pm st. Louis Elk. LOUSY. IL As pm
u Nasty. ii i.l1ich.,
and all States west.
80p.m Chat. & Mem. r r 6 90 pm
Local and through
mails.
IL Sam CT alta. & Mem. R R 10 90 pm
through mails.
1000 am Mem. Il Gren. & N. II 80 am
o. r.
1l9p.m Mem. & 1. R. RI. $50 pm
930 am Oov'g'n &Mem. r r 3 80 pm
20 am OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES las pm
RiV. q 9th. Mails.
7eO am" Memphis and Friar'sl 80 p.me
POins Agent.
200 amt Helena &Friar' sPointl 80 p.mi
Pogsofice.
700 amt Helena & Clarendon $50 PM
R R.
100 amin Mem. &Greenv. Ag't. 80 PM
10 90 p.mtIMem. & Vicksburgl 9 30 am
Agent.
700 am St.Louis & Mem.Ag'tl 80 am
90 ann 0sceola&Mem Agent. 4 80 pm
100 am list. FrancisRiIe e. g't.I 100 pm
7 90 am Arkansas RiVerAgentl 10 PM
700 a.m1lWhite River AGENT. 4 80 PM
800 pm" Mem. to Hollyepr'gs,I 6 20 amt
Miss. StB0e roUtA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-08-11
RIVER INTELLIGENCE
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAT.
For Friar's Point, James Lee.........6 DIN
" Osceola, Osceola Belle. ...........5 p.m
" Arkansas river, Maumelle. .......5 pm
st. Louis, James Howard ........6 pm
ARRIVED.
Steamer James Lee, Friar's Point.
" 0sceola Belle, Osceola.
Golden City, New Orleans.
Grand Lake, New Orleans.
U. Z. Schenck, Cincinnati.
My Choice, st. Louis.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Batesville, st. Francis river.
" Golden City, st, Louis.
Grand Lake, st. Louis.
U. P. Schenck, New Orleans.
My Choice, New Orleans.
IN PORT.
James Lee, Osceola Belle, Maumelle.
CONDITION OF THE RIVERS.
During the "a hours ending at noon
o .day the river at this point has de-
clined 3 inches, and is now s feet 8
inches above low water mark. The
Ohio, at Pittsburg, fell 6 inches, with
IA inches on the gauge. At Cincin-
natl it rose 6 inches, with 6 feet {
inches on the gauge. At Louisville il
fell | inch, with 3 feet II inches in
the canal. AT Cairo it fell 2 inches.
with II feet 10 inches on the gauge.
The Mississippi, at st. Louis, fell z
inches, with ii feet l inch on the
gauge. The Cumberland, at Nashville
rose 5 inches, with II inches over the
shoals. The Tennessee, at Chatta.
nooga, rose l inch, with 4 feet ;
inches on the gauge. Arkansas rivel
is falling, with less than 3 feet ION
Little Rock to Pine Bluff. White
riUar continues IN tbo dool,no
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standard international classification.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
THE SUN FOR 1880.

tt. sur Vii issl xitk tn events ~ the year
1ssO 20 W. csa fashion, noe pretty we'll usisr sss
~ every s-'ty rom January I Untii I~r~nner 81
. a.! u .ssts.it,-ted - nsv-IstPr. si.,:oa IN
"a" E1gi;-h lansg~. sut p-tn:, d tor the people
A. uswsps.-f. ta- sIn ncii-,e> W l,-titn.: 81.
tbs new-oi the world promptly. sad presenting
q ia 'ns uass~t iufsliigtf- shSp~-ti,- shape that
oil! enable ts G., keep A-Il abreast c: III.
A. sirh th. least unprystcctlVe expenditure Of
time. The xrosis->t interest," tss the I~xt.sI nntr
that's. Ia. tsw controlling u..ly taINr-up
u n1S bs> ctI..ul>t.vu very rnue.G larger ;asn
Inst Ut say oth-T AftarTtt7st. NEWSPAPER, ana en-
joys su Dco;i~ wis-.hf at AL tinIss> prepared
." spend ht.rsy Tor tl.. o. mot ct It's r. ,i~rs
Pe"yi- 90 al conditions IT ht- snd 81 ~s,- u;
thanking hCy ami TS.u ti.e sun; sns. they ali
drEtf- Satisfaction ~ -rtsss ~"rt!rrm rs columns
Ter they keep ~ tsIsiu- ami res.iipg 3.
In ~ cU-stn-at> "n ut-n AMI affairs. tn- run
trt-Ve> That ;ts'- sutt 'si.i-. ~ policy -ut. 80
common >-a>,. ln-p.res: ~ .-nIu- AtIss ri,tr
principles tss's''i - honesty - purpose. r"r
t;Ii> r----'" u -. sBst sal .Snssngs 10 tx. at-o
itlt-iv independent oi party. class. caTs -.u!
Istt"r. or iutrrrsl Itis trE al, bui q. nan.- "
VII s"l'in''" To Frdi>-. "ass: J. s"of sa' To-
probate at.tt.- owl tsSIn. care -,ist = .,EsGss~
- ." til, ls,tst ant ssa. .. y1tt thu Iv--, h,lry
IL '.-st. r-to,i " - mans ru-rr-,t
motives ,ia'i u" n't rpl--sy on the >trts~ %
its> opinions tss 49,. these ~n.i. H.
s,tI -, ans psI.rhs-cF us,f. tgs GEMS IL atiss
Ifu-'". cut s--s-ttIty even more -tsn 10 .,sf--
g.nn"'s --sTS Sart-- u ,s~s .F,s.j. pitl-~ .ooi>
alt t-Iis!"- Htss"usv~iOis- g; -y-tN ~p-c.-. IL
al rvns'',.- ti,r"rssI the YEAR !>~i =" riI.--
-s- t:.e nr-f-.ia-s. iLsFTUf t- -.,,,t.i. sui ii>
~o'.ist.r thu third NJ hssut u-b. VIII, hHnss;
"suNHrIvH-. s.is-ti.,-F -.-! Nru. -
tf,.u.i- Srl "a. -tip susas- n, hyas- 1t -,' 80
;ts'- tE',th to 49, rr.'ust- -Et at..it L.
wh-..s t--r y---s-'.'.. at.-.- ter lao -JSak.u-.
i;I--. are ~ prtH-tpi-- .,sou WilIcs. 10. sun
XII! 49, '.ut'i's.,ss ,i.s''. tus wear =.
1is- y.-.I l>> Ntii D. y, which ns lstyi"gic
trisriru ;sEpssi To- rfu-,- ~ Hu,ip.
-tur- 4 i',t-.--iis,- 2" eN~..s-r.,t,- ~ Il-
l-stt.I.f-. - ''.. ts'lits.rl ut~ shtrn t.>
- =. "r tt, ,.ss.--~s, ~ T~-,'sut~ itir-v
the istrt "i"v-ry c't'zn Nh" rc-iE.-'" ,'r' -''s-
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The Ute War.

Washington. d. &. Dec. 81
Secretary Schurz received two di-.
patches from General Hatch written
at Cliue's Rancho ON the Goth and
3Oth inst. Oae informs the Secretary
for the 6rst time that among Indians
offered for surrender OF the 25th inst.
but whose surrender Vas not received.
were Douglas. hostile chief, and sever
al other priocipals in the Mseker mas.
sacre. The last sentence Of the other
dispatch seems to indicate that after
General Hatch refused 70 receive the
surrender Of these Indians they were
permitted to 60 to Lower Grand
River and hunt for game. and that
they are not likely to b found again
for q month. Secretary Schurz enter.
tains considerable doubt - to this
being the real meaning Of the dis.
patchs sent, and has ielegraphed
for explicit information. ClioeS Ranch
IL ten miles nearer than Los Piuos to
White River Agency and twenty.
Eve miles nearer Lake City. It 10
inferred that General Hatch and hin
party do not ooosider Themselves in
danger . thsss dispatches do not ex.
preo any appsshensioo Of that kind.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
SWiao Embroidery.

Geneva, Dec. 3I.-Une Of the c"n-
sequence at the industrial crisis has
been complete revolution in the en-
broiderv trade in Eastern Switzerland.
American merchants. the principal
purchasers 1T Swiss embroidered goods.
instead Of ordering them from manu-
faciurers through native agents. a-
formerly. have established their own
houses ai st. Gall, buy materials in
the cheapest markets and give orders
direct TO operatives who work at their
own houses. thus dispensing With the
help Of manufacturers and agents.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06


VIM. NJ. Evarts says that the NOM
inationr for the vacant English and
Russian missions will be sent to the
Senate - soon as Congress reas.em-
bles- The persons now selected for
these posts are Cortlandt Parker, of
New Jsssey. and Gov. Van Zandt. of
Rhode Island. the former to be minis-
Ter to England and the latter to Rus
"a. What changes will be made
within Tie next ten days it 10 impossi-
BE to say. Already . score CT prom
ineot pessoos have been considered,
selected and cast aside to make way
far some other person to occupy these
two soft places in the gift of the ad-
ministratioo. Hayes and Evarts are
both greatly worried over the publica-
ton in advance of the names of the
gentlemen 70 whom tho posts have
been offered. A iew days ago Mr..
Evarts aid that the newspapers had
given ths names of - many people to
when Il NJ alleged the vacant mis-
sions had been rendered that when the
adninistratioa approached . gentle
nan on TIA subject, b was inclined
- ipaefse sheeebs ,vasAade because
10 o. ~ Wea asaePt - place.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

Ben Butler is \ very shrewd lawyer,
and the report that he is one Of the
legal advisers behind Gov. Garcelon
and his council spices the contest 10
Maine with q very pungent favor.
Ben Butler is not only . shrewd and
veil equipped lawyer. be has felt and
measured the pulse-beat sof popular
sentiment in New England perhaps
more accurately than any other poll
tician living. Ben likes a row and hi
likes to Be % the winning side.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

1t Is reported from Washington that
the old Republican newspaper syndi-
cate. which distinguished itself 10
1872. is about to commence an active
opposition to Grants reno nination.
It 10 alleged that. fair means having
been exhausted to induce him to pub
licly abandon his candidacy, it will be
tried what virtue there may be in an
active bombardment and . reopening
Of some of the sealed scandals of his
administration. Blaine, it is said, will
have the active management Of the
campaign, and Sherman is expected
n furnish some IF the ammunition.
The newspaper fusilade. it IL thought,
will commence Immediately after the
HOLIDAYS.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

governments on the globe /: like so
many lions they lie in the reeds
waiting for the opportunity to spring
at each other. The governments of
the world are scarcely redeemed
from animaIisn /; the ideas Of mag
nanimity or benevolence are by-words
and hissings to them. And do you
suppose the world is going to be con-
verted until governments are con-
verfed! am CONSTANTLY heiabOred
for my attacks on the churches and
upon Theology. Ny heart goes "u,
for God and man. and whatever is
against them thnt | fight and will
fight. Whatever takes from the
prospects %: peace in the world that I
abhor and fight. knowing that am
fighting Satan. Civilization has bad
To force itself into existence VERY
largely sgain>t the PREJUDICE Of the
Christian churches. 4 new faciOr
has ceme up; 1t c,~ts more HOW Ia
keep II thousand men than IL did in
the time If Richard I. A. men rise
iu the moral scale their needs broaden
and become more numerous. IL is
not expensive TO keep six pigs in d
sly. and when labcriig men were ike
animal.--ibeir wants were few. Blu,
| rejoice in the altered condition al
things. Little repule rs l have with
the laborins elias. l have a sympathy
with them. and there is nobody thai
cares more for them than do. tel
them their mistakes aud they don
like il and don't care. bu; | say
that Christianity has got To take car,
of labor. Again, can Chrisiianii,
sanciify riches aud pleasure thirt
it can. think the time has got {,
come when the spirit o! Cbristianii,
will So leaven The hearts OF men tina
they will I've able to hold riches ant
be the better Christians for il tn,
time ha> got to come when men vii
love beautiful things and be the beite
for it-bet.er Christians. The church
Is sham il it is merely an insurance
society by which respectable famiIie
take each other to heaven
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

The exports Of live stock and fresh
meats from the port Of New York for
the eleven months ending with No
vember amounts to the pretty sum Of
s8,OSS.772. This probably represents
more than half Of the total exports Of
these articles from the United States
during the same period. but in adsii-
ton to the above there were large
shipments Of live stock and fresh
meets from Baltimore, Norfolk, Gal
weston. Philadelphia. Boston and
Portland. The cattle shipped from
New York during the eleven months
numbered 80, 733 head. valued at go
765. l27; the horses 2.256 head. val
ued at sel4.889; mules. 1855 head.
valued at s4OS.172. and sheep. 80
1872 head worth 1927. 1872. These zig.
ures aggregate 1913 head Of live
stock. worth s4.0S5.94S. Her ship
ments of fresh beef amounted tn q.
25l ,22l pounds, worth s3 .9l2.77O.
and of mutton. 1851, 942 pounds
worth $40 ,959-showing a total Of
II. 336.i6I pounds Of fresh meets.
worth $1,000. 729. The fresh meets
aud the live stock shipped from New
York during the elev n months. IL
appears from these figures. were very
n ,ariv equal in value, zach amount
ing t. little more than 81. GOT, 900.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

The Jefferson City Felipe comes
nobly to the front with the name OF
John F. Philips nailed t" its mast
head. and gives him hearty support
Let all do % the Eclipse has done
lay aside personal feelings and sup
mort the best man.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
IMPORTANT LETTER
From lis i.sU;sae! Physician.

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~ -. : o. ..s"-Es nr al . = s"--a 'soa
49,. tisss.-n f- % ~ So. - &c
ale al H'-irSfss.'F-i 'eii,. ''..-' 4; =
- Seq. 20 ..FLs al - as ~. - .'-sr-s
Fob, ts..f BgI-i--- len.''.i -. g g. NJ nc
=. $500: - ---cf-.~.. .-f--t 5 - .ss'
~ ..-a.i> "A -. - 80 >s'~s.t- :; y.
a re ISL - :-s- - r.ii III - q las -isr
ir--- .-i-..-si''- 49, = -.i' y az - go
:. - 4. -. - -,ss SO a..slNs - &c e .ssi-' y
., .-..-rs-,r nv The ~ ami h;'h..--J :. i.i'.
. .gal .a..ti ~. ~. Sa';soii j.. ;sc rS- ;so
a. CT aE- has sea rlv nraf'l J;:T'-r1
! j. -. i.z-., sn-crt.. No. s.s itr ''-e-s
.r .li. - I, :-,.s- - >sr-i-.~ ~ ic fDs - AZ
g-.--r -i@ .--..4. -! h--F vt.'ir \. Icar> it-
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ss-.iHs,~.-r- ~. - l.sss'ti c.--.l :. a Il
r.t.,- hai - At fi-:s.S re l'.'. i-f
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Eca-.arrr To. rr.srSt.sI-st. s-cI q, -
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
Curious Facts About Blind Tom

Curious Facts About Blind Tom
Blind Toms irthplace is in Georgia,
and he began to excite attention as a
musician at the age Of four years.
Ali sounds afforded him delight /; even
the CRYING Of child caused him to
dance about in q state Of ecstacy.
When at home he often bit and
pinched his brothers and sisters TO
make them emit cries Of pain. II
Kept away from a piano. he would
beat against the wall. drag chairs
about the rom, and make all sorts OF
noises. When in London flute was
produced for him Of very complica-
ted pattern, and having twenty-five
keys. He frequently rises up at
night and plays this instrument, imi
Eating upon it all sorts Of sounds which
he may hear at the time. Once.
when the agent attempted TO make
him stop playing a piano in u high
toned hotel ut three o'clock in the
morning, Tom seized him and threw
him through the door. In Washing,
ton he threw q man down stairs who
came 10 his room. When at home in
Georgia he lives in a building about
two hundred yards from the house.
and there remains alone with his
piano. playing all day and night. like
one possessed of madness. Bad wealth
er has an effect on his music. In
cloudy. rainy seasons, he plays sombre
music in minor cords and when the
sun shines and the birds sing he indul-
ges in waltzes and light music. Some
times he will hammer away for hours.
producing the most horid discard im.
aginable. Suddenly a change comes
over him and he iodulgse in magniti-
cent bursts Of harmony, taken from the
best productions of the masters. Since
his childhood be has been an idiot.
and he played nearly as well at the
age OF seven rs he does now; but now
his repetoire is much larger, as he can
play anything he has ever heard.
He now plays about seven thousand
pieces, and picks up ne~ one.
everywhere. II is a curious fact that
he will not play Sunday Schol music
If he can hep it, having = great dis
like for it.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

The Cincinnati Commercial thinks
Secretary Sherman will receive the
Republican nomination for the Presi'
dency. Last election the Commercial
bet its pile on Blaine, which convinces
one that rs q political weather-cock.
il is not q success. Ohio men viii
not be - great after the November
election.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

Belkpap had long private confer
ence with Grant on Wednesday. Sc
cor Robson accompanied him to the
Union League reception. and was very
conspicuous at his side during the
ceremonies of the evening. Grants
managers have grown more confident
than they were. They no longer pay
the public the poor compliment ol
keeping these men in the background
until after the nomination. They are
brought 10 the front where they really
belong, and henceiorth there will be
no attempt st concealment.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

A new Senator is soon to be chosen
in Mississippi to succeed Bruce, the
last of the colored Mohicans. The
CONTEXT, it is said, lies between Barks-
dale and Singleton. In the event that
there is 10 chance to agree on either OF
these gentlemen, Mr.. Hoston. former
Law partner of Senator Lamar. will
probably capture the prize as a COM
promise candidate.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

Perhaps it may not he uninteresting
to the fiatists who will assemble in Sc
dalia to-day to know that At the re-
cent election in New York the vote of
that party decreased two-thirds.
0reenbackism is marching hack wards.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

Gen. Sherman thinks he sees q war
with the Utes close ahead. and he is
getting ready for it in anything but a
nnguine frame Of mind. He is re-
ported Is saying that it will be much
uglier business than the Modoc war,
siuce the Utes are much more numer-
Gus. are brave. active, sagacious. and
well-armed, and inhabit . rugged,
mountainous country, with whose
every defile and trail they are per-
feetly familiar" A very serious
trouble, I am afraid, says Gen. Sher-
man. And this Is the result of the
policy of the Fraudulent Hayes and
and the 6ddling Scburz.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
SaaEuRn's RADICAL cChE

,TiY s.s :, c'.i-i - 1nc v ~" - E"r''sr
vi i'i.... .r - -- $500 = =. - -
.aus,t .r w.. ned ..:.s ~ " u
i d s.Ls . o. - g, = f'.s''l-> l. - r''Tr
=. - i.i' ~ ,-4t.i-- ,a--s.-s f'rsS. .'a. Z:
Y..i -. ave. -s-fl .-ss .-r--.".i 60 rs-,
- SHIT .s.--- -.i--. ~ - p :.
- q. -tsr 49, .iA srs'ss "a -.
q. ,.-.-:.s- -..--iG o.. i..s~'-T g. wei
e. as'..iI '.fi ;rsr 49, - 8 ii'' u 'i'
rss..s..s = ~ I'D. - -.fi-..; = t..- -
-a.s'v 49, g 49, 50 -i ESVc ~ %
sonr ---st~ o.. --ss.. So :is- o. ID. i.s .-s.,s
f.ra
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
NuTEE ~ FIy,L SETTLEMENT.

All crsdtt0r- .ai oth-r- m,. rested ia the.
estate at ". n. z. Shy, d-c..~e,i. sI- uotih-d
that tt. uli r-ixuesi administrator of >stt estate
intends tn uxAs nnst ~.ttl-Iu.nt uf SAID estate
at the next 81 ira. Probate Court 1T P-rtis
county. ." t- h..i.i.n qt -,dai,, IN -ai.i county.
ou the s-,.nni Monday at FEBRUARY lsso, il
s-ing III" 81. ',s.y of f.-s,,ary. isse.
Vim. h. HsSsiNS.
Administrator IT -sgi Fsttte.
il. e. Ssnn-t. Attorney IL 1S,-utt
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inN.Ni~rE,TKIX NOTICE.

<otc. - h-rs't.y gwen. that letter. ~ Atpin-
I>trstI"n thu estate .; f. T. >hs-kistt, &C.
ceased. were granted o" the Undersigned on the
18th .b.y 1T ,rt0t-r. l<.c i'y the Probate r"Eri
10 pe'tl> '"uaty. Ti->"ur'. III persons hsvIas
ci.iu- s.st"ef sshi .-tat- are rr.iptr,s: %.
exhibit a a FL s'tou To- the tans;ai ,trIN
thin one after the .ia,.- Of aid letters. or
they bssy i.- prssud-i from any t~n-rI "i -ueh
estate (; and u -si.u claim. ~ NOT eShiIit-,t
withIa Two yssrs Or, w The date af thls p.r''ea-
,inn. they -hSti ~ t,-v.- b,rr--i. This 3~'h day
I .,t sktoh- :. i-.s'.
Lut-ISt ~HsGkETr,
it-Sxft A,tmini,trsIriN.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

Things 10 Maine seem to be resun-
ing their usual channel. Blaine has
found that buster and brag amount
to nothing. and will take the matter
into the courts.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06

The main card the Republicans
will attempt to play in this district
will be the treasury defalcation. The
bowling iatists will also bold on to the
sane card.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
NOTICE up FIN,i. sErTLlNEHT.

Notice - hrr-by giv-n, that the under~ign-d
administrators of The estate OF Nancy u. Holman
deceased. will make final s.t;l. nj q. hrs ac-
counts with said Estate >u~h luiini-tra,or at
tho mex, term Of th.. Probate Court Of Pettis,
county, Missouri. ~ 10 hold u at the city 81
S-isiE.. IN aid County. the 10Th day Of
November. 4. .pis-s.
JoHNG RISSLER
s-ssvtt Asiinln >trator.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1880-01-06
ADMINISTRATORS SALE Of REAL
ESTATE,

Notice is hereby given tina, !. the under
.igned, administrator de 6onis non OF the
esssse Of Dasiu. H.s,well, deceased, By
virtue ssd authority OF On order Of the Pro-
bate Court OF Pettis county, Missouri, made
and entered Of record on the 6sss day ol
March. 1877, and during the February
term. 1877, Of said court, aud renewed Il
the November term. 1879, Of ssid e"ust. will
ss The court house doOs in 6edalis, Petsis
county, and State Of Missouri, on
TUESDAY,, THE SIXTH DAY OF JAN
CARY, 1880,
betwreM the hours Of aiae O'Clock in The
ioseaoos and Eve o'clock in the afternoon
al that day. cad while the Circuit Court Of
Pesiis eousiy u in s<srion, ell u auction,
70 the highest bidder, the sosthvess quarter
Of sectios nine (9) u township ios,y seven
(l7) Of rsses twsssy4(90yl s1csps sweaay
scres 81 Of The east si6e thereof. on the fol-
loving tesasa. to-wis: One-haf eash In
hand, asd The balsnes on . credit Of one
year q Ten pr eess. per sssum. seurrd By
deed Of trust o. the property sold.
DAVID LEVY,
Adoinstrasos d bosis soa 81 D.rins Hart
yell, oeeeoee0. l2-zW&.