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Daily Republican., 1880-03-01

The FIRST issue OF the "Mornipp
Daily News" has been laid upon onr
table. 1t is the same siz. of the RR-
PUBLICAN; with its new type it is bright
and its well filed local department is
newsy. Its advertising pages b-token
substantial support, and its editorial
columns give evidence of commenda liable
editorial ability. 1t is Republican in
politics AMI will NJ doubt WELD a
trsnchant pen in behalf of that party
ana principles. As a colaborer in the
arid Republican field OF Delaware we
welcome itas sharer Of our labors aud
hope that We shall both have the pleas
ure CT seeing our labors crowned with
success. To show that the new paper
is independent we have but to clip the
following, its own declaration:
1--WE are not owned by any man or
set Of men, neither are our opinions
to be bought or sold, 80 We are not to b.
used as the mopth-p piece or organ of any
clique or faction, it being our one aim,
above all others, to conduct on bust.
ness principles, first. class, wide
awake Newspaper, which will be recoe.
nized by all justice-loving, right
thinking people as a success.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01

lF THERE Is anything in the number
OF building permits taken ont for the
month Of February as compared with
the same month last year, business so
far as building is concerned will be
thirty.two times better than last year
Only one building permit was taken
out in February, 1879, and thirty. three
in Fe ebruary, 1880. The new pulp mill
works, erected just outside the ci,v
limits, but closely identified with CITY
interests, and to all practical interests
and purposes may be called a part of
the city, will necessitate, it is said, the
erection of about ninety dwellings in
that vicinity. Au article in our local
columns, descriptive Of the building
boom which is resounding in our city,
will be read with interest.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01
The VALVE af a ulrenIntinn

The REPUBLICAN has been printing
more papers every day for more than a
year past than any other paper ever
published in Wilmington. 1t has a
solid circulation of 5000 copies daily,
thus making it the best advertising
medium in this city, as well as in the
State, fer our n .erohants to reach the
public. The m asses read it, the rich
and poor alike. To give one instance Of
many that are Of daily occurrence, to
show its worth as an advertising source,
We would mention that of a gentleman
who advertised a want in the RKAuBLI-
CAN few days ago. He said he had an
applicant before the paper was on the
street half an hour, and twenty.six
more persons called on him to apply
for the positien. He also placed the
Advertisement in the columns of an
up town paper, and did not receive one
single applicant through it. Our read
ers can draw their own conclusions.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01
Profession VS.. Practice.

The ''Delawarean" is greatly alarm
Cd at the prospective nomination o
General Grant for the Presidency, anf
in concluding an article upon this sub
ject remarks:
"Dslaware has never been back ward
in upholding the national faith and pro.
tscting national honor, and it is now
incumbent upon her good people to rise
in their might and assert the su-
prsmacy Of the law and the mainte-
nance Of the principles which have been
handed down to as by our fathers"
Wshops that the editor and his party
will thenceforth endeavor to shape
their actions in accordance with the re-
quiremsnts i,plisd in the above dscla.
ration. II they Do the emissaries Of re-
6ellion will ne1e be invited again to
lay their complaints before our Legisla-
tnre we shall not have thousands of
men left of the assessment lists; the
stufing OF ballot boxes, and the bull
dozing at the South will not be tolera-
ted, and we shall have honest and fair
elections. The Republicans aim at
nothing more, and yet they are de-
nounced by this same "Delawarean" in
the bitterest terms. Instead Of assist
ing the people to "assert the supremacy
Of the law, and maintain the principles
handed down by our fathers" it has
done all in its power to prevent a fair
assessment it has denounced the Re-
publicans who have moved in the mat
ter, and opposed every measure calcu-
lated to insure an honest election. Its
practice is in strong contrast with its
professions. 1t is plain to be seen that
its reliance for partisan victory is
upon unfair assessors, unscruplous
Clerks Of the Peace, and dishonest or
partisan collectors, and not upon fair
and honest dealing.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01

The ELEVENTH WARD boom in our
city, mst with considerable encourage
ment until it was ascertained that all
OF the Tenth Ward, below Maryland
avenue and West Wilmington, would
undoubtedly make Republican Ward.
The anticipated erection of ninety new
buildings at the Pulp works which
would be within the limits of the new
ly proposed ward has still further rem
dered the political complexion still
more uncertain. From present appear
ances the Democrats will have to Law
cut other local lines if they want al
additional Democratic Ward.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01

WBsAY NOW again to all who are not
assessed and who want to be assessed.
to hold themselves in readiness to 20
before the Levy Court, which meets at
New Castle tomorrow. An effort will
be made to have day set apart by the
Levy Court upon which to 20 to New
Castle and get assessed. Watch the
columns of the REPUBLICAN, and you
will see when you are wanted.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01

FoR soNB days past We have had in.
dications Of fearful riot in San Fran
cisco, caused by the clamors of Kearney
and his followers that the Chinese
must be removed out side Of the CITY
and that they should be employed no
more as laborers. The riot has cnly
been averted by the modersts..a action Of
Mayor Kalloch from whom little was
expected. 1t is very plain that the
Government will yet have to interfere in
this matter. The Chinese are here under
express stipulstions between our own
government and that OF China, and any
attempt to vitiate treaty stipulations by
the people Of any locality should be- ar
rested and put down by the strong arm
Of the law. Treaties should be held
inviolate until terminated by legal
notice. Any Chinaman living in vic
lation Of the law of California or anv
other State. can be dealt with by legal
process and any nuisance maintained
In the Chinese quarter of San Francisco
can be abated under the law. 1t is
simply absurd for any body of men to
declare the Chinese nuisance so long
as our Treaties with China are in force.
This shameless prosecution of the
Chinese has gone too far alread y and if
the attempt to exercise severe and ex-
treme measures by the Sand -lotters of
California is made, the Federal Govern
ment will be compelled to interfere and
call halt.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01

THE LARGEST ULOrHING HOUSE
= IN rhiladslphia, JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01
CLOTHING.
DARE OPPORTUNITY 10 PR0CURI
LII ASUIT CHEAP,

IL ASUIT CHEAP.
THE
THE
BOSTON
BOSTON
ONE-PRICE
ONE PRIOE
CLOTHING
HOI Sc,
HOUSE,
2l3 MARkET ST., .2l3 MARKET ST.,
I3 MARKET ST., 2l3 MARKET ST..
Is now of sring, and will continue to offer for
the next thirty days their
$50 SUITS To ORDER FOR. .s25,
70 SeIIIS TO ORDER FOR............. ~,
% SUlTS::To ORDER FOR............. 10,
INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUITS to
ORDER FOR$l2.
INDIGO BLUE. MlDDLESEX YACHT
CLOTH, $l6.
A REDUCTION OF FROM 10 TO 20 PER |
CENT. IN OUR
OyERCoAT:DEPARTMENT TO CLOSE. |
These prices will
POSITIVELY. CONTINUE FOR 30 DAYS
ONLY.
These goods have advanced 20 per cent.
n Lce purchased, making q good investment
or any in need Of Clothing.
l-3o.u v. e. HOLMES. Proprietor,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01
NOTE.

The REPUBLICAN still leads I'm
circulation. Advertise where yOu
ret the most for yOar money and
she REPUBLICAN 10 that paper.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01
FLOUR.
TOUR! FLOURl

ENoUB! FLOURl
LoUh e. nh inexperienced housekeepel'
LCun - Ctuynh safely trust our judgemenl,
ELUnh the quality of the FLOUB
rHOun which We will ill their ORDER
rILnnMh 81 tpare our customers the apnpI
ELoun Wh'ch results fOm buyipg
LOuR ~ hour. Unsurpassed In qusl Y
Lonn r. oL nnexcelled In its preparation
rLVVUR e, FLOUR Is . valuable cid VI
LVUh FL h housekeeping. i
-oun =, Then again we sell o.
rLOUh ~ BOTTOM PRIC CES, ,to-days
rLunh - ,Ih FAMILY FLOUR at ~ Oopsi
Lvuh q rel, and q hsndsOme suPj
T., -CUn Cn hour at S6.1 per barrel, snd
LSUh - Or quarter barrel OF fsui, !
FAooh sane rates. GIVE US ATE
". N. oHANDLBR,
I'll Market Street, Oil Markets
Haf way bstsssa SixsA and s"'1
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01
MANUFACTURERS SUPPLIES.

Consisting Of Oils, Betting, Packing, Rubber
Goods, etc. A new line Of Pipe Fittings,
Brass Work, Valves, ect. The old agency for
the celebrated AverilI Chemical Paint.
The new preparation for walls called ALA
BASTINE. cheaper and better than Kalso-
mines. easily applied and durable. l229ti
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01
10 BUR To BUY

TO BUY TO BvY
TABLE CL0FhS, NAPKINS, &c
TABLE CLOTHS, NAPKINS, &C.
To BUY TO BUY
LADIES' COATS LADIES GOATS
LADIES' OOATS LADIES' GOAT,
LaDiES, UOAiS LADIES OOATs
hADlEkS' CoAlS LADIES' COAIs
TOBUY ToBUY
BLACK CASHMERES AND SILKS
BLACk CASHMkRES AND SILKS
BLACk CAeuMERfS AND SILKS
BLACK CASHMERES AND SILKS
oraDy Description OF
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOOD
DhY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DKY GO yDS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
pRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
DRY GOODS
b2Y GOODS
DRY GOODS
Made of cotton, wool or max shsuld call on us
DURING FEBRUARY.
DURING FEBRUARY
DURING FEBRUARY
DURING FEBRUARY,
And obtain their supplies at prices wti,h ono
month hence will seem
LOW.
STRANGELY Low
With market largely sold ahead. the de. |
nand .till pressing, the season not vet fairly |
,pened, early buyers will do the best, as IN. |
'tesa OF general reduction,
GENERAL ADVANCE IN PRICES
GENERAL ADVANCE IN PRICES
GENERAL ADVANCE IN PRICES
GENERAL ADVANCE In PRICES
Is inevitable as the season prsKrssses.
W. M. KENNARD & %
W. N. KENNARD Il 90.
W. III. kENNAKD 4 90,
W. M. KENNAKD b 90,
RI MARKET sr., a2, MARKpr SIT
=, =, W. MMhhKEr IN ST, eA MARKET ST.,
., Or " MthnkEr FL 81, G2l MARKET ST.,
- Ina AnAEi ST., s1 NARkEr ST.,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01
FLUID AND MUCILAGE. /

GIVE ThEM A TRIAL. Ask your sta
toner for them and taxa no 0tter.
AS-Speciai ra,es Inks In bulk ter schools
and colleges.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-01
AMUsEMKNrs.

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: RENTZ-SANTLEY
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Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
ORDER OF SALE.

whereas the undersigned sheriff OF Miller
county, state OF Missouri, has received the
iolloping order from the Clotk OF the Circuit
Court. OF Phelps county, Missouri, TO. Wit:
State OF Missouri, County Of Phelps,
"a. August tefm, 1870 In the Circuit Court
OF and county on tho llth day Of August,
1879. the following among other proceedings
we're had to wig JAre A D0pgan ia her
own person. Cathhrinr y. Decgrn. FTAtels j
Deegan, &srl II. Detgan aud Asnes Dopgan
by their guardian and rext irlend Joseph
Campbell, %ex.psrtse partition IN partition.
Rov nc this day comes The abovs named
petitioners thst IL Jane A. Desgan IN her
own person and Cathatlne H., II Ancis j.,
Mary Nc. and Agnes Dregan by Joseph
Campbell thett guardian aud curator and pre-
sebt their petition for partition OF the iollow-
" q described fesl estate iorwit. northeast
qu-rtrr OF sect q, tp 30, 7 u wet in Miller
county. Mo-, ana that II ~ 10 the Interest ui
the petitioners 10 haYe said real ettste partI
tioned and that from the nature aud situation
Ut the same and ths number oil interests
therein that partition in kind thereof cannol
be made without groat deiriment to the ln-
terest Of the owners thereof and II iutthet
appears 10 the satisfaction Of the court that
tie petitioners sre each entitled 10 the undr
vidsd one Gun Of the said real estate. and all
and singulHr the facts being seen and under
stood bv the court, il is by tho court ORDER
ed ald adjadged that partition of tue sbOye
described real e,tate ba sold on the following
terms, to-wit; One halt cash the baiance to
be paid in one year with inteTest Ht , per
cent, per snnum tho deferred payments 70 DO
secured by note and deed Of trust on the
land sold.
Now therefore !. P.S, Miller, Sheriff Of
4 Muller oopnty, Missouri, 80 hereby Give no
tice and will sell the above described res
estate at the Court house door 10 Mlliel
county, Missouri on
ru sday The l0.h day Of February, 1850.
betwreu the hours OF Q o'clock IA the tore.
noon aud S o'clu,k IN ths afternoon Tor tbs
purposes aforesaid IN obediehor 10 the order
81 lbs Honorable Judge OF tile Circuit Court
VI Paelps county, 40
Give6 uoder my hand and Seal this l5st
day OF January, 1880.
p. s. MILLRR,
aherif Of Miller Co Mo.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
An Exemplary Life.

The christian 10 the worlds bible; aud -
lbe only bible they will read, Paul ssye, ye
are living epistles; read and know OF all men,
Both these uttefances unite In declaring thai
the examples OF protesting christians are the
te1s book Of Impractical christianity among me
.an't phrszes that yo hear al prayer meet
ings none are more populss than the saying
doat look at me but at Christ to my mind
this is q simple abandonment of bal personal
responsibility which belongs TO q CHRISTIAN
profession. No disciple OF Christ Is %ju't'hsd
In ut.ering such au apology for bis inconsls
%tenc!es, and say what we will-ihe world
will look at christianity from The niusirstion
ofits effect In the lives of those who profess
20 be christians, il has a right to suspect me
live Of Christians TO this practical test; DE-
AIDE Il is only by the exempnhcatlon VI "
godIy life that christians can, eYlnct t.ete
0sn sineerity, the hypQcrite csn slmnl'le
uenulne religion In all other respects inuoh
more easily than IN detailea CT his daily inter,
eonrse with the world; bsre be will reveal
n mself In kis selhshness, pretentiOnsness, 'te
value of an exemplary hie Is seen not merely
In tho fact that It Is n practical test but II Is
an ntoument of which every disciple may
avail h1mself. Some cannot talk religion but
an can live Il, its purity, ttuIhiulnoss, reYer-
enee. gentlpness. aud tlfsRcIihclug zeal may
bs eyf1ced ia every spnere OF lite ald II
every conditional ,o,iety,
Bocust Nd. Jan. o., 1850.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
sHkRIFE,n SALE.

BY VIRTUE OF a special execution,
upd from the ctice Of the clerk Of
tile Circuit Court Of Miiier count,, NJ ssUuri,
n favor OF The State OF Mis-, ufi, at toe reiA.
ton aud 10 thu us- OF p. - Miller, collector
Ut t G revenue Of u Her couuty, IN toe State
at Missouri, sna against w. 7. Harrison,
E. @, Miller and IL 5 BurlingSm", dated the
l0.h day o. September 4. ID 1879, and TO the
underrigned Sheriff delivered, / will on
Fiiay q b day OF February, 1850.
Between the hours ut nine O'Clock Ia the lore
nOun and i've o'clock IN the afternoon OF lhst
Day, nj the @ ,urt house door in mo town OF
ruseumbia, Miller cou ~, Missouri and
while tho Circuit Court OF Miller cOuuty Is IN
e-sjan, expose to sale g. public auction 10
he higcesI bidder TOR each Ia hand oil the
igul, title, intefes. aad estate OF The raid
w. y, Harrison OF, Ia and TO
Cue following described real eslAte,
situate in the county OF Miller ann
state OF Missouri, To- wiG South east
'quRrter e this north east quarter sud the esst
halt OF he south east ~ .rier section ~. and
south wes, quarter OF The north wet quarter
OF section Is and North bali Of tAs South west
quarter sectiop aS township IL, range Ia
Levied upon snd 10 be sold 10 satisfy said tx
ecutinn and costs.
r. s. MILLER, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
SHEktFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF a special execution, issuei
from the office of tho clerk Of tho circuit
court OF Miller county, Missouri, In favor Of
Theodore Hastings and Mary Hastings, and
sgalnst John B Kuykendali, dated the 2lst
daV OF January 1850, and to the undersigned
Sheriff delivered, VIII on
Friday, February 18Th, 1850,
between the hours OF mae O'clock in the fare-
o o and eve o'cloek in the afternoon OF that
day, ut tbs e'prt house door in the own OF
Tuseumbla, Miller county, Missouri, and
white tha circuit court al MI or county is In
session, expose 70 sale at p1blie auction to
the highest bidder fur cash in hand, al the
right, title, i%nterest and estate 0ftbe said
John b. Kqykendsl, OF IN and to Tho follow
ing descriDed real estate. situated Ia the
cognly Of Miller and State OF Missouri, towii;
Tue north east quarter G: . nth wet quar-
ter of SECTION al. township so range IA and
the soath hall Of noTiheast quarter OF the
southeast quarter aud north part OF southwest
quarter OF southesst quarter aud the south
half Of southwest quarter OF section II, town
ship 80 range u, Levied upoa and TO DO SO d
70 satisfy aaid execution and costs.
p. 9. MILLER, Sheriff.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
sHRkIFF's SALE.

By Vi tue snd su horitS Of a general eT'
erutlon issued from the flee Of the C'rS Of
The CIR ut'Couri ol Miller COMFY, NJ s'ouri,
dated % al day OF October. 1873 70 mt direct
# qua d,lvered returha0ie TO the Circuit
Caurt OF Muller comfy, Missouri, on The acc
und NJ ndsy IN February next, 10 fasor OF
II. 5. R%urlingame and against Isaac NJ
Suodiict; | have seizsd and l,yied upon nil
me rilht, tile. claim aud mt rect OF the said
Isaac N. Goodrich OF, 10 aud 10 the follnw-
,ng descritei lsuos in miller COUNTY, NJ,
L Is on,, tw brec, four, Nv, tx, 8 We q,
tine auu tell 10 bloch JAlrt, tVe 65l "a the
town Of Tuscumbla, 80 lld acres more or
'rss being .ea,I bali North east half OF north
west quarter and norlu bali nnrth east quar-
trr and east ut south hali nnrlh eat quarter
,ection ten (IDl an 81 Q 100 Scres hi & tint
ootth w,s. nscuon quarter IN. X. ~ sec
ton eleven III all "a township tUrty, range
ourteen (liJ And | Hill "a
Tucsuny 10 u day 81 February. leS0.
betWs.n the hours OF uiue U'elccS III 'ns ore
n"on sui dee O'Clock in the afternoon 81 tls'
lay. e1pn-e said real estate % public sAie'
or 50 mucn thegsat a. vul b. s~utdcvent%u
,atisfy said execution ard cUst,l, 10 tie high
ssJ bidder for cash IN hand At ihr Coutt
nonss door in the town of Tu.cumb'a, Alnisl
county. Missouri, WI ] tbs q teuit Ouurt d
said cOuaty Is 10 session.
P. 9. MILLER Sheriff
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
T~RUsTEE,S SALE.

Whereas 10y deed Oitrust dated Sept. 20
1873. Robert B Hawk and EREa Hawk con.
v-yed to the undersigned, b. deed Of truss
aud power Il attorney, ths following dsscrib.
ed property, situated Ia the County VI Miller
ana SAFE OF Missouri, tt-wii, TIE EAST halt
northwest quarter, section (la twelve, town,
ship (A0l forty, range (l2) ~ riYe, which tsid
convey ance was made IN trust 70 secure the
payment Of a certain prumissoFY note In said
deed described, ana, where's, default has
been made in the payment OF said note; now,
therefore, pubic notice Is hereby gwen that
In pursuance OF the power 10 me vested aud
NJ tie rsQuest Of the legal holder of said note,
/ the undersigned, will on
Tuesday. February 10th, 1850.
between. the hours OF o o'clock IA the fore
noon and ) O'Clock In the afternoon OF that
day, proceed y cell the property above dss-
crihsd, ut the Court-hou = door, In the town
Of Tu cumbis, county OF Miller and State of
Missouri ~ public yenduelto tho highest bid
der Tor cash, 10 satisfy sad trust and the costa
Of executing he SAme.
EDwARp y. SHSLToS.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
j. y MILLER,
Shnrll MINER CU., no.
SEER iFF's SALE UNDER sChOOL
FIND MORTGAGE.

10 virtue sud by sptt oriiy Of an order of
ale issued from the ctice oi the Clerk OF The
County Court u Nil er county, to rue d'reet-
I'd anu delivered, dated JahuSTy la, 1889. Ia
isVUt Of County School Fund, aud Axnips,
J,hn V.nosooll, AS pnhsipsi, and the iolow.
log described real BssA e 'ituaie, lying AID
being In the cuuaty OF Mhjer aud state OF
Missouri. to.wir Tbs SOulh halt OF south
west quarter section eight Isl aud ihe mol III
west quarter az tho northwest quarter aeclion
II. township 80, range u Containing lK
acres. And 1 h~ye sitzsd aud levied upon
the above described real sstata as tile prop.
city Of said !, 'hn VAnosdoll, snd | will on
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 2,d, 1880,
between the nuuts Of nine o'clock in ,be fore.
noon and i've o'clock in the asternoon OF that
day, in front OF the court house door, in tho
town OF Tuscumbin. County Of Miller and
State Of Missouri, sell ut public auction, 10
the highest bidder tor each, all the right,
tue, Interest, claim and property OF The
abogs named John Vanosdoll. OF, in and 10
tina above described real estate TO satisfy GAid
order oil sale and costs,
r. g. NuIER.
Sheriff Muller Co., Mo.
Osage Valley banner. (Tuscumbia, Miller County, Mo.) 1879-1881, 1880-01-22
Jefferson City, No.,

January 18th, 1880.
EprTuB E4sNER;-The second copy, receiy-
cd, Of yonr live, ehergeti", and spicy journal
before us, and we do not hesitate in making
the assertion, that the necessary EFFORT to
place before a tempted and struggling world,
those phases OF Individual life that are profit
able; is descerDable. With such commenda
bic motors of action sa the we'll refined prin
ciples Of sound Democracy; conservative in
its measures; progressive 10 its promulgations,
and the producers .'stand by" 1t need no
laudation from your correspondents.
"The Capital" still remains at Jefferson
CIty, Notwithstanding the most intense war
is being wagod, by Sedslia journals, sgainst
It's present site, we may be tskiDg a very
peculiar view OF this animated warfare;
still !. sesps compstihle gith the desires OF
many of our ~"sileni" c~itlzsns, who are busy
10 driving on the interests af husbsn dry and
prog ess; and rather strange that Sedalia
journals should insinuate, upon the people,
an imaginary conclusion, that 1t Is the only
practical place for ? new location.
We have inclined to the opinion, that in all
probability before such a question should be
put to vote, tina! geographical centers noe
natural advantages will pass unnoticed, bu.
will receive most careful consideration, and
juat as suitable locations as Sedalia will be
found, and her prestige thus lost.
The Congressional election passed of salts
tactorlly, in its general re- suits. Cole
democracy necessarily brood over their fail
nre, aud have their causes for the nDexpeo.-
ed turn IN ,he political current.
The Greenback element received, only one
vote in this county.
Political talk has net yet reached It's high.
est altitude. Every one spoken of are good,
and available men, and necessary tina Will
develop the best aud most available man.
Aspirsnts are busily engaged in the man
uiactute OF political "bombs" and somebody
hopes must soon be fatally crippled by the
explosion. The mud IS getting thicker con.
sAquently sitter, rendering the highway
more available and trade is reviving. TIL,
Msin-"muadle' constitutes the exciting topic
for eonTerlaiiou.
More anon
fPARIpsn