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Ocean Steamers.

GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC C0MPANl.
II UETWEEN NEW YORK AND HANlttn. -.
p,r ~ Coupany new AZ North river 1901 OF Moroh
Tra,rcs bv this line avoid both transit ny lhRilsh ihl
Az and the dscumfors of crossing the ShAhhoi III SINAI
boat y,,...,.v A nriI oO 10 a IN
80 sfiuti r. "Wednesday. April ~, p M
AMERIQUE, Satalli W e1n,siy' aay " s,'t
LOUIS DE BEBIAN Agent NO BoWhhs .Stttn.
WHITE STAR LINE. s.ry ,,p,s
w United sTATEs AM ROYAL MAIL. ~ hAMf.f.S
FOR OF FENSTOWN AND LtFERPool
of this Line take ue lane is'ts
ncnd,i by lieutenant Maury, L. r. NJ ON both tue
Out VI q nj and hOnevari voyageA -, ~, -, 4, -,
BALTIC, Capt PnSeii $500 hu si-y Ia "a -,
REPt BLIC. Capt irving nhuraJ' "S ~ -,
CELTIC capt. Glrade t,,' ~ w ~
iUrlI-Sr -, .......ua..al a., .,
nolnfm.uts The saloon, Siacroois, smoking 9ni BAN
ns are al aInishps wheru tho noise ami motion arc
lens, felt Attending degree of comfort hitherto unathhao'o
at .,oo u..... ,t,h,,. an t.vor
ahr terms steerlgo from the Old Country, FJo Ffoh 'e"
York, S4A -, 49,. ...,,s
Fnr inspection plans and other Information Apply NJ 'o
o""p''' ''' H. J. CokrIs Agent
T. T. RARTI EFT & CO.. Agents. Boston:
nARHIrr 4 CATrELL, Agents, philadelphia
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UIIIfI UF IT IIUINI TOR ~IiIT.I
WAX ANp NAVY DtrAKA. Nlr,f

VIIIfI IIIINE TOR ~IlIT.I
" Az ANb NAVY DEPAKIH. Nlr
MNsulNnIoN. - a., ApT. l6, lrrl)
~e''d Piooii. iof utu-hnR hitting and d"l'"iing com.
~ok. consisting of tiaugei fI! oils,
,oient ID . Sc riuf,d Tor the htstIng appaatu- oi Ito
month fi~ bIiuf tor STATE Wa. and May "paft-
~. 1911 i- received "a this Office uHfn - 3d., OF
Nay iss osi,d Immediately thereafter IA rr-euce
uf Ii,iir!-.
>rl cations. neral instructions Cor bidders. AMI blank
90 '- uI-hr io established Hanuactu.
90 fl- 'i- 81 u1ff fiirf proper aiil'At "a u
tlIsuif., wL,u. fLc DRAWING may Doc -'fu.
rtO-. LtstOLN CASEY.
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Ciin Real estate for Sale.
auction Sales or Real estate.
INnRECLOSTEl

FORECLOSURE SALE 10y Andrew Foll"n,
49,, ,,f,r... ai Wi'luu, W.--,l~ IIo.l 90 Nya,t
Anrl * ISL at - oc, Of valuable rI rtf mar
\InrL III, Hud~, liytr i;o, kdud "utif. "" VIZ
cnus-t two large and 4, ~a'r country ~'al~thl
about forl each adjoining nui i' lr so ~iaid'i
IL AL 81
hu,uvS and The prufrIti's in F'"7i
,ri,t sell frucd amt nu,l, located iht lut~u s'f
aot on ul, Ny.,k .tllrr, Viii, Is easily t,c'
work 10y boat tur ui Them tNl'l' 1"
the liver aud both very suitable i'u rri'n H- i'-
d~rc.S For particulars inquire ~ tn ~ it 'h l.
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RED STAR LINE. ,..,s,...-.
III United states aud Roy al Begian Mail SteanorS
EVERY SATURDAY FOR ANTWERP
Tho splendid. hrstclasA, full wrrcJs st'imnr -
RWITZEKIAND ID. 7Alul'ay -.plt 80. y -,
HIIN inland ohulnAy Npl' - IA
smoking and bath rooms AhluShps-
Second cabin ton unc KCellct
Stulrroonis All on main deck.
No horse-. cattle sheep or pigs carried
Tirst cabin, e. aud $50. 40,
second cabin ass. prepaid. t5A excursion, 800
stlrtagc SID; prepaid. 81 ercui sion, ~ o. - =, =,
PtfER WRIGHT Sons, Gcnl AG "a, ~ hi"Nl""@, y. =.
DOTrERDAM LINE. -. .,,,-.
- s iHmi 80 " 800 " ednrs.lny. April 20
St'II EDAM '.,,,,,,a, Nsy IA
AMSTERDAM ~ Sy,..r
asc from itotieriam prepaid. ~ II GAIA y cen; Gill
- sonh Wuan-sf. FuNCII, EDfE y CO.. - sOHIa " ~
tam a. freight Agt l. W. NORRIS, % broad"S' !" l. a.
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Amusements.
CONDUCTOR,
i]roposals.
pROP0SALS FOR BOILERS. TANKS, &(

i OFFICE oP BUILDING ron STATR.
NAKANb NAVY DEPARTMENTS.
WAsnNCToS, d. O., Apfil II, lSSl.>
SEALED PROPOSALS Tor furnishing, bttng AMI
delivering complete tie boilers for hot Dat1 AMI
steam, tanks. smoke stacks. bsfh boilers Se., re
qurrd for the heating appaTa;us ard steam supply
~ the north wing 81 The Buiiing for state, War
and Navv DIG rmcu ~ this city viii be recriy' az this
ohc, until H. Nav p -sl, ant opened immediately
thereafter IN yrrrrnce ~ bidders
Specifications general Instructions for bidders. and blank
forms o in De furnished 20 the PI"lreors 81 IS
iali-hed hnr works MON , proper application ~ This
Office where tio drawings NAY be- sen
IIOS LINCOLN CASEY,
fal q of Engfu
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Saturday, April 16. ISL.
The following auction sales were held at the .
Exchange saesroom to-day:
BY John r. BOYD.
st, .a ils # Of "tl-ave. lot 2orj@@. Emma s,ooo
plot Of Iand,s cedar.st, 100 fteof Coucor'lave.
sw cor III ST, idiII25: Anae I.eessinE. 1000
By H1iidm EeaheiIy
tos Denrnarst 10 II " u cid BoSt0n rOai,2Sd
Ward each 2,IllS5; l. l. and Zuencr l,o'o
By Hocdrd w. Coates.
issory brown stone house; with lot, so tsl West
LhiIe and above membranes. ---.-....- 1000
RECORDED REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
xRwYORK CITY.
Tmaven s. lot No ~, south Belmont" 2ith ward
ssi Aug Meyer sna wiiy to Aice %,3ehi $3.50
Thomas Thomas siil wife to John u Griaith 5000
Rcharcson 10 Adam Munich and anoticr... I2no0
suberr to Henry sie,nrne .'.-. $500
Game prpyrty. il f Von Frantonbcrs to same;
apss,. !. s4s IT v Of 9d-ave, 22!s.e Cha,c. q
ssns and another e1eeo'rs &C. to pcksrsop 74oo
:. xsGge ana Siie to Clemens Muller 5000
iaiSsbt Sei6c ii Morii. ard wiz o. iran 1000
asa,s l a-f .1 n ssa" III. if ramer $3.50
s'an .ss e% <ts to Sl,s 20 , ag2
ar S''.e' - '"''''~ - 100000
Issof St Psirics's Cathedral II rage - 2l5ooo
:. wife To Willi.in ii Hayes -. 1880
o IDraham. reierrr. To q W Johnston 80. 1900
wsid to Mary Hogan Vow 1900
v wsaiherOy to Emma Boone. -, -.
~ie 70 r iSl O roStu: Ao OA'' 'u'A $1,000
ks Nos "a, 20. 30 so. sos 30i. 800. 3o and SOC OF
Harlem, Commons, M blocks bounded by Sd and
tsh;svcs, s3d aud s4th SIS; Thomas Morris ct al
Inversal LIE IN. William nuiehin.on.. $4,000
unve rssi Liie ins 90 70 Mary Hutchinson $4,000
0sIlissn 70 Ell1a N Farley; = interest 1888
Farley husband Galligan; isintersst 1000
Simon fisherman -. 1900
m1Ss s6% r. S Of AVE. 5oiii2s; julius Caesar
10 VIII :? s 7S'fR1,"s s sdnSs as.ioo5 Mo
Bauer and wife 70 Lizs CGrrenheiincr - $3.50
Coe h Howell and wife 10 Charlie. FMasrd ..e' 1850
4 !, Hannah O Gerry 1890
a. ~ ssme - $4,000
F':oil and husband 70 William II Hamilton 10000
NJ e q toy b Hutchins -. 10000
stss 81 i5s ftsoi Sth.sye, 25Iioo.5; Jame. IL
III ssss 9, q 70 William faiconer 1880
ysskhas 70 Emma c stocky - -. $3.50
ss.s 80 IS Henry p Martin aud wife 10 The 0''0O
- sev Yorkstssru co 10000
Aotsy and wife Joshua Jones $4,000
- AIlss mi wife TO W:ilisu IL Mccarthy 1880
aoca e.. 81 s q al G. 2 $ia M
4 - y cor Of west 10Th a. 26.5 b7IiOiI26627
u 1s.: Bwkbater, executor, ETC. Hermann Rae -.
la MA II " Of SHAVE. 49, ioxsso Jose II .'00
~ .Ossd g Lacy Lcdwiti '...,.,..... 10000
Getting And wife 70 " DGrsni, jr....,....., $500
isss go of sth;sye, 5oxloo.ei Maria
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Drooklpn properip for Sale ano Go Get.

DROOKLYN LOTS in plots to suit some
ID ysry eheAp. RULASD q Within, BeeknlAn-sk
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DOR SALE.-A country seat of II acres, at
Greenwich Conn; good house buildings plenty OF
tut; neAr the depot Apply to OWNER FAB West Asusa
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NINEYARD.-Four acres in splendid bearing
condition, close 81 lIanmondsporc " y; CataWhn,
Delaware and Concord vines saked and wired ghout
all In superior order tToc gO0l buildings price low VIII
10 10 80 net the investment
Address EXECUTOR, International Hotel 10 PARK ROW.
New.YOfk.
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Amusement9.

A. NEW.
E ~ N ! Il ''' f s 3''s
HHHE I : 1ud = sssj : f i & Soos
DIR. L. DAAlROsCH,
SEVENTH RECT ARMoRy.
SINGLE TICKETS TO
performance, now on ,'s at S,sIwaS a a
Reserved seats 70 evening 'ci concerts 81 seats
4 BBEY'S (NEWl PARK THEATRE.
~ Every Evening ats saturday Marnoesat
ppD da b IN bS5 oE1 s9FA
As LITTLE NELL aud TIiE Warehouses"
ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Extra and Final"
In; M,APLE9ox S,.r,r
And las, app GnaS D fE Sf E1S dpe1 po It's
THIS f n9T T6iAd A Ey = 1854 %'"li'
MIie %SNE T. CARY AMI MINI Nine MARE LEV" III AVA
He Sceaad Act ,ier1 GS With the shallow song i Of
DGNORAH.
ANNIE LOUISE CARY
And
i'n'r-n Tho Third Act Of II N TT1s6EEktffd5kkAH >I''F
sienor CAMPANl ~. Signor DEL pr ENTE. Nile ANNA
-, d.. IsiT, Af'qt -TrcIA p LiTTEHNooR.-.
oc"ucluic ~,m The Fourth Act Of LES HrGUESors."
GALA-sI and Nuie. MARIE nor ,a.n,. .,'a
ACADEMY OF MTSIC. Grand French Opera.
~ LfMT1EDSEASoN Two WEEKS. IOMMESCIN0
MONDAY EVENING, APEIL -,
Ten NIGHTS AND TWO MAIINEiS.
DE BEAU PLANS
GRAND FHENcH OPERA COMPANY
One Hundred and ~iItv1ye Artists
Grand Orchestra, Chorus, and Full Corps de Pallet
Irc' tor 81 "a" Mast, ana tonduo tor NJ. NDNtS
REPERTOIRE FIRST WEEK
MONDAY. L. Hnguenois;" Tuesday, " The JeWfs'f
Mc'n',dsy. Faust" (with Gonnots new Ballot Fn'ay
"Ada." Motucc -aiuldly, Les iiuguenots. saturday
Evening. I.Alucainc.'
..,,., -, 1he subscription vii conn,roi
NINE NIGHTS. AMI tho TEENS Will be- a. follows:
Parpurt and Balcony seats sl5
fIisAt" Boxes t~eatug four. ak and eighr.
80. 80. kl3i and 81 ~
Al Applications Tor subscriptions should BE- addressed 10
" Frtfl iir-f by. Box nr'e. Academy ~ Music
De- - seats for single performances Will commence on
NbNpAN MOINlNG. ApuI Il. AZ Ocluck. under the
direction % Mr. Perry.
HlJOT Opera House, B'way, bet 80 & 3 SIS.
~ JpHN \. McCAt L. Propetor and Nanarrr
Iii STil.LE MA'kAlL tpMPA%f
60 NJ Marriages S"ciry Comedy praHa.
VON AT LAST Nos NJ LAST
WON Ar LAST WON Ar LAST.
Gratci PLAY than Hazel Kirse
lf TIE author
Carl'ts- hy steele Nackaye. Aarkayc. Mark Pcndie
ton. Harry tuurtalu'. clinton Hall, Mrs L'io
At'hrr. Mis- fouis. ~Slycsfer &c. Sc
Natu'Ns Mtdu' -dt, and saturday.
DnNrTTS TIE hTpE
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at 70 o.lock q, city -,le~1- - M~-t~ r"" Nuriv.
Aucituuc,ls 80 $40 f.t. 81, Er'ohlr "."-I" i1r ~
Hail.
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AT MONTCLAIR, n. J.-For the season,
~ Furnished House, twelve rooms all modern improve
nents excellent water ten minutes walk m either depot
Call at l6J GreenwChst, OF address Post once Boz &V
Y.
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nRANGE, y. J..-llOl ~ and COT NIRI
" ~IAI- o. l~ sna for -ar fItn-hri and uufuiu-'sl
is J.
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skunk away from him. There was
no more revelry and element left in
his audience. Each man wanted to
sneak of to his cabin and write the
old folks letter. TIE day was break
ing Is the last man LETT the place. and
the player, laying his head down ou
the piano, fell asleep.
Il say, pard." said Goskin. "don',
you want little rest ?"
81 feel tired" the old man said.
perhaps you'll let me rest here for
the matter Of a day or So"
He walked behind the bar. where
some old blankets were lying and
stretched himself upon :hem.
Il feel pretty sick. 1 guess l won't
last Iong. Pve got brother down
in the ravine-his name is Driscoli.
He don't know I'm here. Can you
get him before morning: III like te
see his face onca more before 1 die"
Goskin started ut the mention Of
tbs name. He knew DriscoIl we'll.
''He your brother! I'll have him
here in half an hour"
As he dashed out into the storm the
musician pressed his hand to bis s;sie
and groaned. Go-kin heard the word
Hurry and sped down the raviue
To DriscolHs cabin.
1t was quite light in the room when
the two men returned. Driscoll was
pale az death.
my God! I hope he's alive? /
wronged him when We lived in Eng
land, twenty years ago.
they saw the old man had drawn
the blankets over his face. The two
stood a moment, awed BY the though.
tina. he might be dead. Goskin lifted
the blanket and pulled it down as
toni,h.d. There was no one there!
''Gone !" cried Driscoll, wildly.
"Gone!" echoed Goekin. pulling
out his cash-drawer. Ten thousand
dollars in the sack. and the Lord
knows how much loose change in the
drawer"
tbs next day the boys got out, fol.
lowed n horses track through the
snow and los, them in the trail lead
ing toward Picche.
There was q man missing from the
damp. 1t was the tbree-card monte
man, who used TO deny point blank
that he could play the scale. One
day they found a wig Of white hsir.
and Gale 10 mind when the "stran-
ger" bad pushed those locks hack
when he locked toward the ceiling ior
inspiration Oh the night Of December
"a. 1861.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Whereas, ftter Courtney. executor and trustee
OF Hugh H. Price, deceased, by his certain deed
oftrust dated the 18th day OF January 1872 and
corded Ia the recorders Office Of Pettis county, at
deed book thirteen. pages 81 tn 3z4 conveyed To
the undersigned Franklin Houston, a. trustee ali
Ills rg. ttie, interest anu estate, IN AMI TO the
following described real estate situated in the
county OF f-tts, state of ~ is>ouT The south
west quarter OF the northwest quarter of section
three 80 tie south h"if OF the northeast quarter
and tine northwest P'rtrter of the nOrfbs quar-
ter OF section f"G. g. the west hail OF the south.
east quarter, and the west baif of the northeast
,nsrt-r OF the >outheas; quarter O! section four
~, all IN township forts live tiJj and range
twenty two ~ also the north half of the SOUTH
west quarter aud the southwest quarter of the
southeast QUARTER If section th,r ty three t; and
he southeast quarter Of the southw est quarter Of
section ;h'rtythtee (ri), except fifteen ti5l acres
Included IN deed OF trust from Sainue. Il. HoSs to
Emily Hoss and ton tloi acres dee ded 10 Hampton
r. Gray. aud also four ~ prreS of OF north SIDE
section thrtythree ts3, all in township forty
u, and range tweoty-;Wo t2s) which said con-
yevance wss made IA trust to secure the payment
OF one certain promsnissory note said deed de-
scrIhei and wnei cas-, saId note has become due
and is unpaid now thu refore, in accordance with
the provisions of SAID deed Of trust and the
quest OF the legal holder Of said note, shall pro-
coed 70 seli the above described real at the
court house door in the city of Sedslia, IN the
county of Pett,s, state aforesaid, to the highest
bider for cash. at pubic auction, on
SATURDAY. THE 9TH DAY OF APRIL, 1881,
between the hours OF nine in the forenoon and five
in the afternoon of that day, to satisfy said note,
together with the cast and expense Of executing
this trust.
FRANKLIN HOUSTON, Trustee.
Dated this 5;h day Of March, 1881. 3-sw4t
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

Nj. Booths success as Lear, saws
the London World, has been almost
unqualified. The performance is re-
markable for its elaboration, refine.
ment and subtlety; for its force. pae-
sion and tenderness. But Mr.. Boothie
voice has suffered, either from the in
fluence of the weather or from the
stress Of his nightly exertions the
symptoms Of over-fatigue are too evil
dent; his grand tones do not always
come when he calls for them, bis dec.
lamation has lost resonance. and his
special gifts - IN elocutionist prove
to him of much less avail than usual.
Mr.. Booth has thus been unable to
render full justice to himself and to
his intentions. He has powerfully
affected his audience, however, By the
picturesquenesk. the artistic symmetry
and consistency, the absolute abandon
ment of his representation of the
character. Few actors can have rem
dered at once % forcibly, and yet with
such minute 6nish-due regard being
had, Of course, to the requirements Of
histrionic e6ect-the physical and
mental ia6rmities of Lear, his senile
peevishness and peremptorines, his
ungovernable wrath, his vengefal
frenzy. his terrible despair and his most
pathetic death.
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the sparkle Of the ring he drew from
your finger. Poor little girl! l watch.
ed you hasten through the crowd, aud
knew that you had s;r.adv met your
Interest punishment. Ii has been
through nv .fiuris That the Cunt has
been traced a',d exposed. Oiiy this
morning ! recovered Your ring from
the man with whom lac bsd pledged
j, n security. Once mere place it
on your finger. But remember. dar-
ling. it IS only the outside charm. A
wii-s true tailsman is her husbands
honor. which no THE: may steal. un-
less he a,:,led assassination tn his
crime. and hugs it with her hearts
blood"
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II was Christmas eve, and Goskiu,
according TO his custom, had decorated
his gambling house with sprigs Of
mountain cedar, and a shrub whose
crimson berries did not seem q bad
imitation OF English holly. The piano
WAS covered with evergreens. and all
that Was wanting to completely fill
the cup o! Goskin;s contentment was
y man o play that piano.
christmas night aud no piano
FOUNDER" said he. "This is a nice
country Tor christian 10 live H."
Getting a piece of paper he scrawled
the words:
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

Lazarus Stern lost SO, 900 during
several years of business in Chicago
- a money lender. He Was old. want
stared him in the face and he desired
to die, but did not wish to leave be-
hind him the reputation of suicide.
In this dilemma, he broke open the
money box in his room, wrapped a
quilt about his face in q way to indi-
cate that he had been smothered, and
then swallowed poison. The real
cause of death, however, was readily
discovered.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

With Window, of Minnesota, Lin.
coin, of Illinois, and Kirkwood, Of
Iowa, in the cabinet, the northwest
ought to be satisfied with its share.
1t holds tho treasury. the war depart
ment and the interior.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

The prosecuting attorney of New
Albany, Ind. let bis desire to partici-
pate in the New Orleans mardi gras
fun get the better of his sense of off,
cial duty, and abandoned his work
while . court and grand jury were in
session. The grand jury censured him.
and the court appointed . temporary
suhsfitufe-
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

A fashionable young woman OF
Galesburg, ILL.,, has undertaken alone
to reform the young men of that town.
She enters the saloons, gambling
houses and other low resorts 1t late
hours. often Surprising her male ac-
quaiutances, with whom she then
pleads and prays.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

The Danville disaster in Pennsyl.
vania adds another to the series OF
fires in public charitable institutions.
which have proved 90 destructive to
life. Last week in this same state of
Pennsylvania, . fire broke out in IN
orphan asylum and many children
were burned to death. Not many
months ago occurred the terrible New
Hampshire calamity; while some
months before the burning of an in
sane asylum in the west was marked
BY great loss Of life ; and before that
New York city had added her part to
the catalogue in the burning of an
outbuilding Of Bellevue hospital. In
one Of these cases the building was an
old wooden structure already con-
demned in another, water had to be
fetched from . distance to put out the
FIRE; In . third, the hose and engine
were out of repair; in another, the
cause of the fire was "a mystery" in
this Danville affair, gas was allowed
to escape in one of the rooms, and q
light exploded it.
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STATE OF MISSOURI,
C.,r>ry OF pnrrI-

STATE OF Mis-oUR RI,
Cor>rY OF PATHS.
n the Circuit Court OF P.tiis County, Missouri,
January Term. Is-i, January sth. isst. Theo.
Ho.-f~cht and VIM Hoter-cht. Comprising
Firm q: HcbeTecht & Brc aysIn-, z. II. Klu-
boz.
Now n, ,ilis inv comes the plaintiffs by their
;,tSiney and nls their p-tit:vn, which saG tord
nv tho court approved sld attachment ordered
'.su,i and 10 Appearing tina; defendant. E. "a.
.liuter, - snou-resent OF the state Of Missouri.
Wherefore 10 - ordered by tn. that defend
aat t~ notified hs publication tina; action by
I...iiiiou aui attachment has been CONNER need
against INN this court by the plaintiffs founded
.Jpoa proiai>scry note for the sum of eighty
'hr-. dcilsrs and tweuty-sIx cents. SsI 36-IOOi
that ms property has attached. and that unless
i.c De- and sppear a. the term Of tf IL court,
and on or hri,Ys the third day thereof. tif the
term <,,slI long eor:Inu,'. and II not, then he-
inr~ the end of the ,errnl- Judgment will ne ren-
tered against him sfd hI- property sold to sat
'sfy the same. And il - further ordered that y
copy hereof he published w the S~,ialia Weekly
iisrao. paper printed and published in Pettis
county, Missouri. for four weeks suc,e--ivey,
ne l,-; insertion thereof to no least four weeks
hefsre the first day Of the next term of this court.
Il. n. !Sss.m, q. rk.
&c. Sinnett, atty for plaintiffs. 3-lwn
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MARCH DRAWING.
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HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.

10 seems strange that any one will suffer from
the many derange ments brought oy an I'M
pure condition of the blood, when SCOvILL'S
SARSAPiRILI.A AND STiLLiNGIA. or BLOOD
AND LIVER SYRUP will restore perfect health
to the physical organization. IL IL indeed a
strengthening syrup, pleasant to take, and has
proven itself to be the BEST BLOOD PURIFIER
ever discovered, efiectuslly curing Scrofuia,
Syphiiltic disorders. Weakness of the Kidneys.
Ery>lpsas. Nalsris all nervous disorders and
debility, Bilious complaints and all diseases indi-
eating an impure condition OF the Blood, Liver,
Lldney>, stomach, SKIN, etc. u corrccts ipiige-
ton. single hottie will prove To you ITS merits
a. health ren-wer, for il ACTS LIKE CHARM.
especially when the complaint IL of an eXhaus-
tive nature having tendency TO lessen the natu-
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The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

Charlotte Thompson, the actress,
lost her casket of jewels at Toledo.
Monday night, containing diamonds
valued at SIS, 900. She does not know
how nor when it disappeared. No
trace of It has been discovered.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

Eightyseven Of Mr.. Hayes recent
nominations were allowed to fail IN
the senate. His career rapidly
dwindled At the close into insignii-
canoe, being largely shorn of its chef
feature, the distribution Of official
patronage.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

Two allopathic physicians, one hom-
ropathic and one eclectic are serving
amicably together As committee ap-
pointed BY the Connecticut legislature
to draft a medical practice act.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

A most revolving and horrible crime
is reported to have occurred in Jack
son, county, Ga. last Thursday night.
Jesse Cook. . farmer, took bis four.
teen-year-old daughter with him into
the woods to assist him in splitting
rails. Cook told the girl that if she
did not split as many rails as he did be
would kill her. She worked hard all
day but failed to accomplish as much
- her brutal father. Fearing that be
might carry out his threat she hid in
the woods, where be found her and
beat 80 her brutality with . fence rail
that she died of the injuries received.
The inhuman father has been captured
but has not yet been hanged.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

Garfield is tho first real active
knight Templar who has ever been
elected president.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

BAKERS PAIN PANACEi cures PAIN In Man
or Beast Use externally and internally and find
instant relief
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GRAY,S SPECIFIC MEDICINE.

DR.. ROGERS VEGETABLE WORM SYRUP
instantly destroys WORMS and removes the Sc
erection which causes them.
The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1881-03-15

The New York World is going TO
build q new Office.