The weekly Caucasian. [volume], June 06, 1866, Image 3

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OUR AOKNT3-
In this rity. our Mr. ALLr wiil a-t as tlur
Cniine-ial a-jriit ami ftxt-itu-'.- ilir.--ir.
Wellington lr I'Mlt-eT-on. ol K. u! I: l.m.ix.
It it. T. Rrnira.
uulis-.H. Keaixk. Mr. lUlil'M-i.-
ki-l Hill II l.ilLl.-. I W.w.1. Ir
lJilSsllAle.
ai-a-l;ar Mr I-.:.-. Vol. Walton, j
Mount ll ..e . Price. W. K.McHmwr, A- V.J.
roett, TiW I . 3K1 Brsnrjr.
tinrmltm H
-Mii;CKU-r. it - j. i
. . , . 11..
Mat .tew ' "- "' ""
4j,ia,n.
Tana Jamea AlkeMOh-
lm-r. ,. I'-lirk, 4. S. fiattenlmrs.
rallrr-m, Krt. Mr.Mrrarlaa-l, Ir
Yantta. lr. -. Bnrtrn.
Treedom Hanil Bente.n, Jm. B. Hord.
M ntim (Ua; . ul. Ilohaiiix.n. Tout Porter.
UirhnxHxl John ThM Hn lis.
Carroll .oun;y. Mo Mm -ut Uwimiu.
ravettville XiumW Uarr.
Plraaanl Mill 1Y. fullina, W. A Fleming.! a. t
AIlrB.
riak Hill Jame Ewin.
Inlepea.elre l. Wat. t'osswell.
Uu Jar a lr. Beaton, J W. Arnold.
The City and Country.
DELEGATES TO TBS OONVEKTIOlf.
.l.weT. 3f- Ewinj,
1. .M. r'ieHI.
I. L. lKltlM-tt,
I it M. M. Klinen,
Harvey .1. lliggius,
I -'Tfr Hall,
ie-tin. hanu.n.
May. W . t'. IWvce,
UmjtC W.N-I.
Th.. M..hrm-y,
Ti!r..n l:nis.
h;irlr L. tlwinic,
Will. h.mI.T.
f. II MrPtHVIrr,
Mlltoa llrirr,
I. . K:lthbuu.
J M Julian,
tM. ! Vauhan,
Jantf-9 II HurUt
J. II. rimrr,
II. K. 1W4.
Kuiim Haiv.
JIimMT. M iaavr,
Wirr Warrra.
harlr ratlrnaHi.
MrallM-rM. Knick,
II. A. hinn.
Tkaa Im-IIt,
William prau,
Aa lirrri.
Ja-ft A. lncCp
Jtfha arhrr.
K X. fmith,
Ali'nnl Jmr:
:imim-1 L.awYn'v
JMW K'tttllv.
4anirlii J. Millrr.
W illiam I r-.
Joapn Tklball.
t'ol. H. C. ihiirs.
Tkc CoacBtiuB uttli the 31 .lay of July.
Bonirrrs AfrwtLiTA ajrour dull olJ
ranctum ma .'h-cr'd and in.nle frajrrant hy
the rwptkn a splemli.1 bmiiH'tj as-rorU-d
as lailies only know how to a-trt lh in.
and buuml tnt'tlir wish white and r-d
biiKliinr". from the hand of Miss MuIIie
fTaiMell. for which wr, one and all. return
onr best bow. And tl-n the note! O. we
Khali ftrive to deserve the voiiipliiueiit iaid
therein.
fliat trmVr thoairht tx-ncalh
llui wilain tae miotic wrratU."
And Monday fame another, beautifully
hojen between white and reI. -Iet-tvd by
Mrs. Downing and Mis Eliza liuford, of
Dover, and dedicated to our Kinctiinipiire
s the hand and hcarU tliat bound them.
lonn, (bat trll't bow bnm
A mtv an! traUr Xh l-af. lw
Am k atl- a Iby - ill oun-iy know
Ibc ftfj tnat pracv imkartd. '
And Mill another Lirpe and handsome one
wa presented to w the other Liy, by Miss
Mollie Irite, who Inow how to gft up a
pretty bouqnet, and also knows who appre
ciates such lav or s.
Tn Sri.iKiNr, We see tliat a cfinmittee
fsixteeu Radit-ah hare been appointi-4 to
reeeWe lioY. Stone here. Tlie eonnnittee of
arrangement annonnee the nler of proceed
ing to the extent of raying; the tJovenior
will llress the people of Lafayette ami ad
joining comities, aad tliat eat will lie re
!ered tr tlie hulu-4. Otir frii-nds oiujlit to
appoint a eoittmittce at once, to confer with
tlii one, and agnt upon a proper divL-ion of
time bi-twi-en tl.e ?ieakTS to Ise present on
tliat occasion ; or arrange to have icakiiig
in another part of the Courthouse inelossire,
f if there is to be no understanding as to a
division of time, it is not desirable tliat the
Radit-als should be infenored with, or th-ir
nomljers swollen by Conservative. Will
twr friends see to it ?
Fixe TE.twBERntE-i We were presented
yestenlay wiih a Iwslsef the most delieions
beiri-, rai-4-! by Mrs. Alfred Jones, of this
viemity, which for size and slavor, and lK-an-ty.
exceed anything in this line that we liave
een here or el-ewhere. This is a new vari
ety, as we are told. enii!g from the south
ward, anil called the Southern Keanty . The
slips were sent to 31r. J., from Kentucky,
some year or two ago; Imt owing to the war
and other untoward circumstances, that care
and attention nei-essary to procure the largest
yield lias not been given tliein. If it had.
there Is no telling what size they might have
attained. As it is, we have met with no stun
terry.
Ptoic Several picnics were to come off
in the rotinty last Saturday. One was held
at Wellington, ami two more were held in
the vicinity of this rity. The children of the
"hristiaa Samlay Scliool of this city, held
firth in the beautiful grove south of the city.
and all seemed to enjoy themselves. Tlic
musi? wis good, and served the purpose of
keeping; the crowd from breaking up into
mall groups, and scattering through the
grove. The gooil things were in abundance.
and the children had jn-t time to partake of
the least when they were interrupted by a
r bower of rain, and had to disperse.
Knwiiors We nnderstand that so much
of the congregation of tlie CiiinlK'rland
i hiirt h as met in meeting, a few days ago,
conliimed the agreement with the Northern
Mi-thoifists, by which they are to retain tlie
w of that church for the space of three
month from the time they occupied it.
Services will be held in tlie Cumlierland
church, conducted by Her J. II. Iloux, com
mencing oa Friday evening next, and closing
the ftahbath fiillowhig.
Kev. Mr. Hall has been preaching for sev
eral Sabhaths la the Methodist church. lie v.
Mr. Shacklclord. in tlifc city . He will prob
ably preach Sabbath morning.
Ilovra The Tableaux exhibition noticed
by us a week or two ago, was postponed, in
cowequewe of rieknesa. Weareailvisedth.it
the ladies intend giving a series of Tableaux,
in aM of the Presbyterian chun-h of Iovcr,
on Taeday evening, 13th in-t. We nnder
tantl that ample arrangements will he niaile
toaeemnmo-lateaml entotahi those who may
honor the la-lies with th-ir presence. Tlie
church is poor and neeils repairs, and to this
LtiHttble work the ladies are lending their
best endeavors. May they be rcwanlcd; for
it is written, "He tliat givcth to tlie ioor,
lendrth to theLortl."
Tnr Mails ---By some inadvertence or
aeehlent the package of our paper direct
ed to Wellington, was sent to Waverly, hist
week, giving great mennvenienee, as we
had to duplicate several papers there, out of
onr short supply. We have no doubt but
this was the result of an-hk-nt, but we hop
onr pfettnastcr will see to it that eueh tilings
are not of frequent occurrence.
WtAt mnt Up to this time the weather
has continued ouite too -oiI for the M-ason.
HMMigh everything ia growing and ihring
wrU. . But we tear the remit. This week
H hart rained almost daily, which must pot
the hmin behmdhancl with then work,
thotigh the eouihtiini of the earth seems to
reqnms more rahi this year than we have
ever aotiteif as necessary before.
Flu Cowtaxt We are glad to kit thnt
hc I-exingtoii Fire Company dirt not sell
their property, as advertised, but arranged
by loan, so as to save their property, and
Continue in the line of their usefulness. We
hope eflorto will be made to put tlie company
out ot the reach of harm bv hMlebtedness.
XuDUi Xotine given wm days ago,
that a Sunday Sebi, niMlrr tle OJisjm-es of
the Preshyteria CburcU. woubl 1 formeil
m (hl Ton, Smuby Sit. We have not
Van! ha tte f-s-A as,- Wrt ttie Cue
4iTe ncceetli'd".
Sm'Xjiu UAVLMi At Fred. rxtkcr.
5ht
LAKGE REWARD.
Tin OoMTiiur ef K.-ii!uriy olTi-r.-s :i ri
wanlvf $0(HHir tli apiiri-lii-n-iot; of K'I)i rt
M.-ninis. i li:irjr ir with tin- iminli-r ol' Mr.
Ilt.ilH-rt T. Arii!-!n!i-. at l'aris. Ky.. on
i lit- 12: li !;! May. Tin- iatli.r of Mr.
Arii-tri.i-.!r uSifi an :!il.!il...i,;il ivhhi-'I l"
$l.i1; ami Mr. 51. .!. .nutii!.!r, 't this
eity . n'ws tin- n ttin-i irMm nn.n-. inaUiiiir
ill all j--"', nr tit'- apirv!u-u:!i t tliv
ui:t-vTfr .
t-tl Wfe-Tt If,wll tlint it W"f-.lip-
. .
! f rom Ili-icaloiwv of a rival t'r the hand ot
the wile of the dci-cascd. who had l--n niar
lri -Hiiit aliuiit four months. It now apjiears
that the father of the lady. John Mel Tnitix-k.
who was ojiposcd to the n::'lrii:H'iii.il alliance,
is iiiii'U. :itcd. if not tlie peron. ho piiid
for the dastardly act. lie is now under
iiottds for his appearance to answer.' Soal-o
is the i-on-taMi? of the Townsliip. (Forsyth. 1
charged vtith compiiiity in the murder.
Merriim-e is aitl to have been one of Mor
gan's men. As yet. no clue has becu had
as to tlie direction taken by him; but it is
thought be cannot get away. Mrs. Arm
strong is now a lunatic, but whether irre-
claimably so. we are not able to say. The.
murderer is thiH described in a printed bill:
Is about '24 years of age, blue eyes, hair
tn twecn a light and dark color, no tx-.u-d.
. feet 10 or 11 inches high, slender, sliirhllv
stoii-d in gait, and has a peculiar scar ex
lending from the left corner of his mouth lie
low the jaw bone, slightly curved, with
slight marks on bis face, resembling small
pox marks, only observable on close iii-
pecliou."
ItirrtsT F.m The Fair, given by the
ladies of the liuptist Cluinli. on Tlmi-sday
evening hist , was a decided sneeess in every
way. Our ciiitns turned out in strong
force to welcome and Jisstire the ladii-s ol
their hearty co-operation in their labor of
love; and the ladies, on their part, failed not
to both wel -onus anil fktb them in the
ry Iiest style. The gxd things of I'm-
season wen-in large supply, and none had
occasion, so far a- we hae heard, to com
plain on that score. It was ;ui occasion, re
ally, of n'-itnton ami social chit-chat, and
well did our licaiix and 1m-I1i-s, and our more
sedate citizens atid matrons enjoy it. There
were eight tallies provided, each loade d
down with its ap)Miinted edibles, tlowers and
wares, tiesides the Fish l'oiid, and the
Well. We noticed a magnificent floral table
presided over by Mrs. U. and Mrs. A.;an-
otlu-r cipially Uim. at w hich tlie honors were
done by Mrs. S.. Miss Metlj and Miss I..;
Mrs. !., Jr. W. and Miss W. did the
grace at one t,f the splendid edible tables:
Mrs. C. and Mrs. 1. another; Mrs. K, and
Mrs. S. did the honors at another, while
Miss I., and Miss C dispensed flowers at
another. Miss 1'. and Miss A. also had a
very elegant ibral oll'.-ring. over which they
presidi-d with ipieenly dignity. At the Well
Mis-A. and Miss in appropriate cos
tume, served their visitors. The w hole af
fair was a happy one. and we noticed in the
audienei-as well as among the ladies more
immediately concerned, much of the lx-anty
and fashion of our city a decided improve
ment in every particular, over the mournful
times of w ar. The gross receipts w ere $375.
I.El.ic.ioi'3 The llev. Mr. I'roctor, a
Methodist preacher, and lately a chaplain in
the Confederate army, is. we understand,
doing' agreat deal of good in and around
Ilolden. in Hay county, by bis efforts to
save souls. A friend tells us that his meeting-
are well amended, his discourses listened
to with attention and interest, and that a
great many converts have been n ade. Our
informant tells us that all go to hear him.
that United State? soldiers, still in their blue
and stripes, have gone forward f-r prayers,
Ix-cn converted, and joined the church.
This is as it should lie. Mr. Proctor is
preaching tlie Oosjm-1 ; bence lifa sueeess. If
be were only preaching from the popular
text, -Sambo, the ISureau. and tin- sainted
Lincoln, with the sayings t lirecley and
Ueechcr," his words would not have cut as
a "two-edged sword, piercing even to the
dividing asunder of soul and spirit, and the
joints and marrow." May he have soids foi-
his lalmr.
I.xiiKcTsnr.xc-E Skxtcnkl We have been
banileil the jirosjiectus of Messrs. Vaughan &
Meads, for a new paper in Independence, of
the above name. The editors say
"The Independence Sentinel, (the pajwr
w hich we proprise to establish), will be strict
ly a Conservative journal.- warmly devoted
to the interests .of the Conservative parrv
thronghont the State and Xation. It will
siipi,rt President Johnson in his reconstruc
tion lliey, :is avowed in his speeches and
messages. It wi'l oppose centralization,
amalgamation, contiscatioii and the other
a!minable. tyi-mieal and disgusting dog
mas of the pre-ent ICadicul jiarty.
"Tin-Sentinel will opnise the tyranieal
b-atures of the so-called New Constitution,
as also the high-handed and illegal acts of
Coy. Fletcher and hi minions', and will do
all in its power to transfer our. State and
county administrations into the. bands of tat
ter and purer men. "
We ho f'fr the new enterprise the largest
success. It will be bad. if these gentlemen
go righi straight fhfward in the work of kill
ing out Radicalism.
1Iok.se 'fnir-VEs Five line horses wore
stolen near Le-"s Siunir.it. Jack sou county,
one night last week, and up to hist accounts
nothing had Im-cii heard of them or the
thieves. The owners are iu pursuit; but we
gitt-ss they have gone to Kansas, via the un-
ilergrotmdi 1 it unlawful to own a horse?
Itx-f'.R We are at dinner from 12 to 1
o'clock each da v.
Messrs. EMTofcs: I not i.c in the last issue
of tlie Kegistcr a call ujion Thos. Adauison.
the present "appointed" ' .Slieriff of this
eonnty, to become a camliilate for RE-eler-
tion lothe same ollV e. Thi-j- goon t stiy
that the manner in w hich he has disi harged
his duty as Sheritl", or the duties of Sheriff of
this county since his appointment to that
office, has been entirely satisfactory to bis
Iiti-al Mi-nil. This, lioiloubt, is a f:M-t.
for any man that those "political frieinU"
e-an i se is the man who ran satisfactorily
4li--luirge anj-thing that may be reqniretl b
furtln-r their political ends. --Many pi-r-
sonal anil iiolitical fi-iends" Is the way the
call is signed. Tis a fortunate thing to
have personal friends, and, nodoubt, polili
eal ones, in certain cases, but pi-rsoual and
oIitic:d friends who will cling to a man ac
cused of as foul ami tltsgraeetul crimes as
Adamson is now accused of, and of which
be attempts no denial, an', to my mind.
friends of at least iloiibtfnl standing. If
Adamson wonld come out and refute thise
charge, suci-essfuny, to-wit: Having at
one timtT bi'ifi si rebel, anil given aid and
i-om fort to the enemies of the United States
Government, then-liy di-iiuilifyiiig biiiiself
from holding oflfi under the llraconian
Constitution without committing lTjiiry,
and make a Pill and satisfactory explanation
ot lus course silicc bt-iug aptxiinted Sheriff.
(satisfactory to his political enenu4-s also, for
they have a voice in the election,) showing
goou anil lawful reasons for the organizitio?!
of his posse, at an enormous expense to the
tax-payers of the county, ami many other
di-graccful acts well known to the people,
he might place himself in a position to re
ceive an a-cesion to his list of personal and
political friends, but until he does tufa, his
chances for elkctiox, not RE-eleetion. (for
lie has never been eb-eted yet . are verv poor.
although he w ill still receive the support of
those - 'personal and political frii-nds," but
not a majority of the peopli', for a majority
f the people are lftnest, amf act,- aitdarii ii
tfueneetl upon principle a thing tliat dema
gogues aadcliipieij :ire entin. strangers to.
A LEGAL. VOT1IU.
CUPID S ALBUM : PRICE. J.
1MJOK F1KST.
1 1 Snareh if JUjeia.
tOSTI.XTS.
-n.iTVR
I . .VMress,-,! o tin- I.::dies.
2. A shot i ehapo-r. into w hii h the geu-
tleiiieii are politelv ritpioted not to
look.
:1. i;ieii:ntir.
4. A IVi-fcct Fright.
The i 'oinuioilot e.
i. Madame I.eCeok.
7. Tin l.eee at the Captain's Manjuc.
5. Civilized Noinadity.
!. Kolatid and Siliaiu
10. K.h-Uv Mountains.
11. The iH-ert Uitter Creek.
12. Salt Lake Citv Uingiug the Uell.
i:i. Th Watcrwilch.
1 I. Ine of tlH' Twelve;
1. "V. Mvsterions springs in Ilinnlnildt l'as:s.
If.. The Wedding.
17. Kvaugeline and Uasil.
IS. Over the Sierras.
l!. Toilet Casualties.
211. The Cliil'and the iViehelors.
21. l!eininisences of San Francisco.
22. t! c:dciii and Orient.
2:1. Oriental Ksculapias, w ith the Lamp of
Aladiii.
21. A-racl's AViug. or the Man whom the
ends of the Karlh have met to dejilore.
2i!. Sanla Clara.
27. Tickets and Friends.
2. ". Woman's Love.
BOOK SlXOXI.
CltAPTKtt
1. Over the Seas.
2. Chiaroscuro.
S. SaM.ath njxin the Sea JonalTs Hotel.
4. Neptune and lipid.
o. At A.-apnlco 1 Vt-' and Loves.
U. Miss IV rrault's Hide. "Hi betide the
S-IiimiI wiicrein 1 learned to Kide."
llvrou.
7. I liaries the IVave.
M. When the Continents M.-t.
i. lu the Canicin Sea. "What care
these Hovers for the name of King.' '
shake pi ::;.
10. True S:..ri.-s f True Love. "What
would you to; her do than go a l i-h-ing'V"
Not Shakespeare.
11. l hiie Uo-e i'.n.i j.
12. Niht and Morning. ( iinnl Nigbt
Mow can si;cli u night lie g'KJtl."
ST.e'Itv.
II. i'hi.togr.iphy and I'lirenologv. 'Your
Ci-.vMi is most n,jc i'a-hioned I laiih. '
Shakesp-.-a;v.
!.". r.e.-.triee.
11. tiossip on the High Seas. "The will
above be done: but I would lain die a
dry death. " " shakvspcarc.
b. The Haven in View.
17. The Shipwreck.
H. Kobert Van Annat.
P.I. Wedding Ih-lls.
It is known that the faniilv of fjen. Ster- ;
ling rth-e. in .iddition to the confiscation of
such of their property as was not sold to pay
debts, have recently suffered shipw reck,
barely escaping w ith their Fives.
Ill order to relieve them of their pecuuiary
eniharnissment, this book, written by their
niece, and now in the hands of the publish
ers in New York, is ollcrcd for sale. All
money obtained from .subscribers will be lor
w anled immediately to Mexico.
The lady friends of the family are every
where ropiestcd to act as agents, sending
the address in full of all sub-eriU-rs. and the
amount collei.-teil in drafts, to IJivx lirj. Ajs
iiiiK Akhykk. .Tetb-rson City, 5Io.
You will get vour monev's worth.
CAimOJT.
Messrs. KniToiss: A lady of this eounty
has placed in my hands, for collection, a
ticket, or certificate. Xn, N"7, of The
Trustees of the Mutual Protective Union.'"
(should Im' swindle.) wiih an official cata
logue of the 7tli monthly distribution of
prizes, showing this ticket to be entitled to
$2tn), and a letter w ritien to her, signed by
;eo. II. Franklin. Sjwi-ial Agent. Ac., in
forming In r that ticket Xn. fv7 had drawn a
prize of S-!U0. and says. -if you will tki.l mi
iixk. and follow my instructions, you can
obtain a part or the whole i.f the prize.
This money does not come out of my pocket,
nor even pass through my Ir.mds, but comes
to you direct front the Treasurer' a office; but
X shall expect you to show your "gn-cn-baeks"
' to your friends, and sell all the tick
ets you can for me in future. To obtain this
prie, enclose S10 for one half, or $ Jt) for the
whole, lie very careful what you write, as
I have to open all letters before the Hoard of
Tru-ti-i-s. and they finding the date of your
letter and money correct, will sendyou a re
ceipt that will secure to you the money your
ticket has drawn. Hoping that you w ill not
In-tray my conlldeuee in you. .. your
friend. CLO. 11. FKAXKLIX.""
It appears the lady paid 10 for this tick-
it. and the villain, to defraud her of 10 or
?20 more, scud her a di-ceptive drawing,
w ith a promise that she will receive $200.
We have written to this Franklin, at Xew-
ingtonJuiiction, Conn., and to Hon. Lewis
C. Fremont, Isaac Ileinnian. F.so.., and Ir.
Henry 1. Morrissy, trustees, and Chas. Y.
I?ii-kett. S-cretary, Columbus, Conn., none
of whom have ever responded, and therefore
we conclude tliat the '-Mutual TroN-cUve
Union'' I- a i;!ainoii-swhi."i, and the pub
lic .should be apprized of the fact. L. .v J.
Our pi-ople cannot be too careful how they
d posit their money in these distant swindling
shops. Xotie of them are reliable, and
pretty much till of them sw indlers. Papers
friendly to the suppression of such swin
dling, will please eojiy.
Wavekly AVt- see by tlie Express that the
following gentlemen in Waverly disloyal
Waverly, and about w Inch so much has bc n
said that our Slierilf thought it right to or
ganize a posse, that be might lie sate in serv
ing process there. invited Cen. ISIair to ad
dress them theothcrday, wliich he did. And,
strange to say, the ' -biishwhai-kera," "n--bels,
' ' and disorderly persons, were not on
hand for a row; all listened respectfully to
the Generals sn4'ch. Xo one was killed, as
at loyal Warrenshurg. nor "nobody hurt."
We guess fJen. r.Iair left therewith an im-provi-d
opinion of the peopli', if indi-cd the
idle IJadical stories in rcgiird to the place and
its iM'ople was ever n'garded by him. We
copy the ri-ipiest :
To Gen. F. I. Iit-Ain: Sir We. the citi
zens of Waverly . would rcsiicctfiilly ask you
if convenient) to stop and make us "a swccli,
on to-morrow, at 12 o'clock, on Utepiilitii'al
fllles!!!!!!."! of tif d.-iv. (SigtM'd)
I. . H. ll.'i-.'l'..r.l, A. V. L. ww, J It Fb-tchrr,
VV. II. Il.-llaiiiv, K. Leni-li, W. s. Thomas.
A. I. Lllis, " J"S. Ktrlcller, W . V. ixl,
Wni.Cram-, .I..I111 1'. Hall, S . Ilimvn,
1C. II 1 ..win, ,.iiih l.rn is, .1 H M ....1.
A. T. I'alliH'i, .1. I.. January, A. II. shii,.ll,.r,
W. Mii nii", V. X. (.ain.s, .1. K. K. i.arli.ta,
.11 :. Sett, H. J. ijalliinilll, A. f rani-isio,
W. K liatli.II, W. II. Thomas, Slv. Kanit.t,
J. K. Wallon, II. 4.'. Kranc-ieco, Jl. I, tiaiilier,
W. II. Hi ti li.T, 4'. Patterson, Jiuilis lin.l.l,
arv Vani:hn, IV i:.IV...iiIsmi, A. liar ml t.
A. It. I.,-.I..., .lohnli.T honins, It. II. l arolton,
I. M . Knox, Joiiu V. W. ljli, .lihn li.-.lal.-,
.lamest'. Imvis, . i Washlmm, X. Is. I.ivciis,
W. W. slin.vrr, II. B. Pracne-k, W. .nnit,
T. t'. Smith, J. K. Amti-rsoii, I av-J. Kirtlv,
ii. W. Hall, JniH-siioiMlKiir, !anil. B. Iti-Jil,
r. W. Killay, ii. c. t li tclier, J.L. Kniiis,
Thomas W arfj '. f'ntron, J. I allatian,
II. I.vn.-h, J 1.. llicj. .1. Kit7,.atrit-k,
A. If . W.mhI, .Ititui.l. I'liinn, W. MclloiiRall,
.1. llavisj Ji.st iih llavis, B T. Ik-llamv,
A. I'ra.i.-r, AWk I arlvle, a. M. 1 hrisman,
.1. II. sann.l.-rs, .Martin I , irtler, M,-iih. I alr.ni,
W. JI. With, M. W. Taylor,, J. W. Tncktr,
J. W.
Silver Couxkt Haxo This Kind very
handsoiiicly vilunterrwl, their S4'rviee, at the
Baptist Fair, Thursday evening hist, greatly
to the enlivennn'nt of the occasion. They
have adopted a scale of prices by which tltey
are in future to lie goverm-d on all ocrasions.
aud at these Kites, w ill play for any sort f
political assemblage, fairs, exhibitions, wr
enaih's. &c. The scale is:
For one day's playing,- no marching. 00
" " w ith inarching 7." 00
" " 4th July, in, 73 00
For 1, S, or 3 hours, or half day,
no marching, 25 00
These prices w ill be rigidly adhered to,
and no one need expect a deduction. Only
One price.
Storm A severe rain storm visited pltrt
of Jackson i-ouiir, onfhcSsth. One braiu h
ef flic "-ni wes iwLlrrojfcit Hiereby,- that
a Mr. .lotHah Hooier unil a little il-nignter
vvTe drowned in crossing it. from a picnic
pally.
JOHNSON CLUB.
At a meeting of the friends of I'rc-id.n:
.Tolmson. held Saiurday las, for the purpose
of forming a Johiisou Club, for Lexington
Township, on motion off. en. N. U . Leitoii.
o n. .1. 11. l.i.i'.iam wa called to llic Chair,
and .1. M. Julian appointed Seer ;ai .
Till" ol.jecl ol lilc lili elhlir wa-briefly tr',te.l
In the I hairni.in. and a call made for the lists
of nanu s in the bauds of friends, whereupon
Major W. C. r.oee reported the list below.
On l. lotion ..f lien. N. W. Let! on. whole
miK-iiug appointed a committee to solicit lur
tle r name- to the I 'luh. Ai'iopted.
On motion, the Meeting adjourned to Sat
urday next, at 1 o'clock, w hen it is pro;H.-cd
to s,-,.ct pi rniaurlit olli.-ers for the Club.
.Moved and earri.il that the F.pr"s and
."aucasia;i puLli-h these pri-i eedings.
.1. II. ;::a1IAM, Chairman.
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W I. a lit'. ol n, .lai.es lining.
Will ( l!..vre,
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II Kiis-t-il,
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.1 ' Hall,
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I. Mal-ne,
J 11 U ilh. mis,
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J..I01 atli.-r.
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Sanil Null,
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lt-iii V s. II.
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l-uat W.M..I.
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l-'hn Mi-Kiiiiiia, .1-. I. "I iooozis.
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in :,. I .nail. !;..!.; I Hart.
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I- II .Inn.-, K l; ri ;t.-i::i. it, .1 W Kim li.u t,
M K siniiitii e, .iolm It .Ini-iaii, W l:.-tlt'..i.i,
l.iilln'i-i.i.-.iii-, .It IV'licol, K..I.I .1 simtti,
-lain.- Si.-!i..i-, W I. mirk. ,! Iai-,
Ih-.s W ilii.-iiii.-., .lotui It I'.i'l, A lit l!aln-.
Ill, la.-ktl-, W UM-., 4.C. N ..l'-l.-ali.
It is hoped that every man in favor of the
I'-i onstruelion policy of Prcsid-nt Johnson,
and opposed to the Ik'striieiives w ill be pres
ent. i'iiro!l then i -elves, put on iLcai uiorand
go forward for battle.
Messrs. KniTons: I st... y the lat Uegister
that the locale of that paper i- luiiiii g over
the siiggi'sfioTi made by me last Wi k. to the
eili et that KadicaU traded only with lladi
eals, and wi.-hes to know if I will father my
banlliug. 1 have . say. Mes-rs. Kiliiors,
that a buuii-r is always satisiied of hissiiii.-ess
when he -ees the lluttiTing of th'- l ovey ; he
knows that .sum. of the ipiaiK have been bit.
Just so now. Ua licals couiinciieed the pro
.seriplioii. If 1 am not mistaken or iui-i:i-
tortiM tl. one ol the present proprietors 01 tit..- :
Kegislcr made the move iiim- If, tuid this,
too. iu a public manner in public meeting
when be i-tiggest. d the pro-or ipiioii .f an iu
dividuid i.ici i Iv lH-.-aiise In- hail purcha ! an
article of trilling value from a I oiiservative.
If this be true, and I think il susceptible of
proof, docs it not. conic in bad taste for tin
locale of that paper In be thus talking and
ga-i-nnading? I think so, iud'S-d. The
controversy is not of a personal character,
and I do not mean or u Mi to make it so. and
thereiore th.-re is not the sli-jlucst mce-sity
for the "lathering of my bantling. " ihavc
simply to say. t lint "it i a poor rule that
will not work both ways." and it is a fact
pali nt to every one. and to none more so
than the i'aiiic'iis themselves, that with the
w it li. haw al of Conserva'ive patronage would
go nine-tenths of their support. I.F.K.
Masimi- The f Irani! Lodge of Free and
Aeii'pted Ancient Masons of iheStatcof Mis
souri nn-t last week in St. Louis and 4 lected
-I. 1. Vim !i., of Cliilhoihe, M. W. liran l
Ma.-Ter. Wcuud-'i-staud that this geul l.-inaii
has locn indicted THii-TY-ro.ru times v the
IJadical ( irand .luries of Missouri, for pivaeli
ing the tinspcl of the Son ofliml.
Flit'su GicrM'KUies M. daeques ,i Co..
Laurel street, have lately received a large
addition to their former stock of groceries.
I'heir stock of fancy grmi.rics.suchas canned
lish, vegetables and fruit, is particularly
large and desirable. Try them. You will
always find Messrs. Wolfe and Wallace, their
polite and attentive salesmen, ready to fur
nish vou with anything in their line ot" Hade.
Xkw Arrival Mr. Mcgi-de is just re
ceiving a large and couip'.-te stock of jew dry ,
fancy goods, clocks, watclu s. ti.ns, silver
ware, and. in fact, everything Usually found
in a lirst-i lass 4'stal.lisliineut. His store is
large and commodious, and it would do a
person good to step in and look at the fine
di-play ofcostly wares he has on Laud.
Advertistaueitt ucxt week.
City Ki.kitios As we go to press, we
understand that the election yesterday for
city officers resiiit.-d in the i l 'ction of the
Conserviitive ticket by a iiiajori'y of about
out of a vote of ::bout 8.1.
Ai:i:iVF.n-E. Wiiisor arrived lionu la-l
nij.li from St. Loiii, windier in- had been
to at'., ml tile .se-siou of the. Grand Lodge of
F. & A. A. Masons.
Sooa Kiii xT.vix Messrs. Whittlesey A
l'l,,i.'h,p 1im-. mi,' ,.f'tli..s,, ' .T.,. ;i. :
in
full operation. Give them a i-all.
Wi'i i.tNirroN- doiiN.sox Ci.rn This club
will have a uni ting on Saturday next, June
t, at 2 o'clock.
New Advertisements.
It will lie spen by ri-fcrenre lo on n.tvertisins
crhminsliiat I ul. I.. i. s. Jtalliliun has o.. n.'. an
oilicc in tliis city for th.- mi.-no.-e of prw-th-tiit; law.
O.I. Kathlilln is w.-ll ant favoi-al.ly known lo onr
citizens, ami wi. wish him iilmntlant blH'Ct-ss.
M.-ssrs. Yanirhan ,t Itt,l.in.-.on aiv n.,w M..lli,.,f
thf- ritrht l.intv l!artl'i Palvnt snirar Lvaooralor.
Kvery farmer slionl.l niuki tils own miur ami mo
lasses, anil this is said to hi- lh Ih'.-I .atvnl out.
Tin- flouring, mill .-.I .ai. J in Ir ri'i-.loiii Township
is ilvi iti-cj. for sate i.i r. nl This is v.-ry ilcsira-lilt-
ii-i..i i!y, sitnal. tl as it is, in a line riain iuw
in bei-tion of the coiuilv.
Mayview, Lai-ayttk to., Mo.,
Jiint-,1, Is-,,;.
Messrs. Kr.iroRs: Haviniy ftn-n a rail on Mr. A.
T. WfNsoii Sir the Sheriffalty ol I.afayrtr.' comity,
if lii-nill accept, Iip will ir. t the uii.livi.lt-. I s,
liort of th,- iinh-it-n.li-nt voters of thin particular vi
cinity, ami 1 think I can saiV ly nay, of Washing
ton Towu-!iip, wilh lint two or thn-e uisstntiug
VoiCCS. lifsJHTtt'lllle,
J.iIlN P. HFKIt,
Ami Many vulivra.
Mprs. FniTons: The pnhlir mind is now a pood
leal inli ri tl and i.xrite.1 on the. next ap-roa-h-insehTt
ion for County ami Mate oilier-., and all
are; inti'i-f-stc.l in si-li ctiiiir tin- hrst uirn thai r.an be
had to lill all unices, ami with the- siil.j.-.-t fully be
fore us, 1 hae lwrn in.in. r.l to put forwaril the
name of an old, wi-ll-e.stal.li.-lii-d, iim-xcrptionaTib-,
qualirteil, rnnservative, liusim-ss-haldtcl man, as
a candidate- for th' ollire of slnriir, tn-;t: (,til.
. KI.LTi 1IKK, of W averly. If Mr. I- letcher will
consent to make thr ra.'", the people of Lafayettr;
will he irn, ally Mrni flttt-d t.y his surce'ss, as iir is
nery way fully ,inilinV.I physically, ini-utally,
and morally . Will Mr. Fletcher ri'snon.r
-SLiisi uiliLtt.
Tn the voters anil mv lellow-ciiiens of I.sfac.lte
county, Missouri : I, ha inj; lie, n ti-.,ulv snlii-ii.-il
i, m mimiHT ly .mi ir!.-mis avrl nrtiiiaiiiinin:es
troin the in ih iciii parts of Hie count. , anil also
IVoin the citv ol' l.evhiirtoii. t,, l.t-e... i;.i..t.
for the oiliee olMi.'i-ill ol Lalayelte conirty, at the
next .sioen-vcrrnrcnn-wuit-li oiliee was sn imrnst
ly taken ri-t. in me, 1 heveiiv itiinoitnce nivsell "a s
r.imliilatv to said oltice. Milih-i't to a I ..t'.ntv i ,,n
v.-ntioii. A's to my ntrtHty r iiiistiiicatioiis'to- di...
rharm ln!K ami tnirly he duties. tin-oiiive. I shad
leave you lo jiltli.-e, fiiini iho niainxT in w hicli I did
Sn-ini-s.s when I ini ' iousiv tilled Hie elliee; l.iit I
will pledge lies.-!! to itist hi.lv.- t!- lmie of th
lli-e w-itiiuni piclimliif or pai-kinliTv.nml will atsr
tt-.'..Ur.' myt-cir lo ri.le !l over the co)im v.mid serve
al? .7rU vr ?" taMnftb-c mlfi mv nl.
cm laxinir yiai to uin-.i-a nnrs.-s ami ony ; ei-
ien-4'soi a ies.-e lo aeccnii uli v n.- or irv .1 -i.itt-.-
v im.-.". i
Lt -..utoli, My . Jr-y ,.-t. icvu.
THE ORDHRS.
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lietlilli.
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lm:r. t An a: j Ihill. I'. i iviol li i.c, 111 -n. n
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tir-t liinl.lv in . ;t li tun. la .1 l.t.wi.sii i ,i I
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J. K. 11 -i.u.. s
I J--ori.ni I....1-,. . No i:., I . i I . IH.-. I.
s:ilur.:t .-v.-iiii., :u A m-.iiiu liuli . al ; ..'.-!
Joli.S ii' illMN , N . I..i J.i. 1.. i .i' .!, .Sc
Fort of Lexington.
AlCltULU.
M iv Wiir I";b-. f im .Iii
'i 1 lain. t..rst .I..-.-I I.
"' a i An!. I"i-.'. i-.i i m.i. ii.. a.
.Im..' I ll.iili.-W.'li.-r. !..r Kan-a. I'ily.
" 2 Kal Ktiim . , t'-.l' l.taalta.
" -J I':,i-.,!...l. Ir SI -I .
" j st,,)ll M)ti( -,,r nii.alia.
l.i.rtiti t ii.
Miv -.i lsa!i.-;i l. 1 ,1-s.l. ...is.
" .l. . I .r :. 1.- i.i .
" l'. ..ria i ii , i.'i- sr. l.t.nii.
" .1 l.lk II.H II, i'.lM . l..Hi.
:; I .i-ii.'li:i. I'-.p st I ..ii
" ;.i l-.-i i:.e. . i-.i' -i I. ..a.-.
June -.' i r..i. I .r si. .,.ia-.
" a I '..liiliil.iali, I'-.l -I 1 ..llis.
" 'J I N-.-r I-.mI;.', I'or s. . I.t.ui.
" :( 4!u-jr..w , i-.i-si. i...iu.
Til- rivi-r cmim-u.-.tl ri-in- .n Fri.tay, an. I rose
al'iillt two fti-t, tint ia ii..v falling sl.t 1 , Willi
.l-iity .!' water in the i-Iiuhhi-I. 'I hi- Iha-r lnle,
lri.ni l'..i-t i;.-iil.u, sat ui. lay, r.-...i-t- t!i- Jum-ri-e
ri.iiuiii. l-'ri'iv-hfs, u., i;:c; .tvwti, i;(ji. Ii.k: i-r
lull lls !lt-iiij 5 ht tm.
aw ?
KAURI AG 3.
MarriiH. In St -I l.lt. at th.- I'at.-e IH.Ili-ec,
Ma;, 2.1.1. Mr Vll IllIC I'-I.l K tu .Mm Kl.l.A,
ilariliti-r ..f l'rt.f. .1. II. K..t.iu-..ll.
lu 4.la-ir'.w, on tin- 1.1th, Mr. JARVH .
ris, Iticliuinnil, Mo., tu Miss ALI.IK M
HIlillKs.
In St T.011I-, on ttie Sith, tuft. J II tt'KK
to Mi-- lil.4 Ml. 11. s.MM II.
In Mac. .ii e-.tiiitv, on til. 'jTlli, Mr. C. I..
rit.VN4 IS U Mis A.N.NiK K. It lll.Kl .
Iii Au.ir.iin c.iunt-. . mi tlur-JiJtb, 11LNUY C.
SIMsti. Mi-sM. J. CAl llHUiN
i ii st. ,i..-. ;.ii, ..! tin- situ. Mr. K::tit.i:u.i.
OH IN I" Mi-s s VIC A II M VHI-.I.II.
in Knlti.n, on the -stli. JAMK4 JuXKS tn
Miss sALJ.lL. I'k.Uill.itl.lN.
EEATH3.
tli-.''t, in ltav i-i.uiil , mar Ki..'laii..ii.l, June Ilh,
IsiiK. Mi-, sti-.. s. lr.it, ii IiaiU', s.-vi.r,
:ip,c.l 2. t-al.
In l'..-r. ttii.- ciinry, V.'.- ln.-,.t i i:k.t, ,
mill 1 ii 1 .tut ..1 -I K. ami ll'lliv l'. ..r.
In lariltill ..nnty, lllii. Ml- II VUKIKT l.. ,
:I'.r .-I ill is t.llK-inli:.-, uti .1 i:. yrarf.
Ill S,. . 4.. ll. vi.-ve, i 111, MAUI 4I.AIiA IRr-
KINS, iti h.-i- lulli year.
In 4 ..hniiliia. Mil, M ALI.IK K. Ilt'XT, f
Saliac i'.Mi..i .
In s,.,ia!i.i, ; .ih, Mr. ANNA -,r.VI.KV, g.-l
SSjear.s.
In ll. nry i-.iUiitv, KM1LY Ll-Wis, uii'o cl
ll mvll I..-W.,.
t svLilia, anil, Mr. JN . Wl-XL. Ma--
ter .las.ill.
Ill 4 hillicth-. M, Mrs. SARAH J. t-Ililt-
I.KV, in h.T tii.h ,-ar.
tn ll'iirar.l Cimuty, 1 till, !.!; iXOIt.V PAYXK,
av.i 4; ; cars.
In Aluu-a-U cuMiilv, al., A .. il Sifl, 4M1IX
w. 1:1: i .
In I . ingt.-n, Kv., 2i;ih, Mr,. Viitl.INfA
MnoWrA .
In W'ofi.J'.r. r-niiiT--. Ky., Mr. UL'f'.yltli,
r.-lict ol" i.ul. V illiaia iiui',i-l.
St. Louis Iilarkct.
saii K!.v, Jiiih. 2.
;rI.t ijuii-l mi.lhili.-r, at Hnwili'. In New
Y..ik 141 .
t i,'T1iiN IK-avy, anU lilt;-: ufing. with al. -at
r-.'i-
l!t:MP Vtiv. :ii.t a-l.-aii.-..!. 4tiu..t-iti..ns nr.-.
uu, 111 -s.-tl. if.rti ic. , uu. ..;a uo iu: ui-c-.a-.-.!
s.H-.'i ii: t.ov. s-.-:n .-i
r. VI K Kiil'K- Inactive, at ISr.
'i Hi VI 1 1 t inn a. id actor, and ijin.t. d at.
t'n-ti.ry liij.-s. :i .vi-i I 1": pl.iiit. r's lit-.-. I a -,
1 an; 4t.ii,lu.,li, ,7 ;tot.. l.l 00; in.-diuill al.i.ii:i,
SI'l I I ..,.. J, ;tt , js ,itt: ia,', llj-y
: mi: t'anry. SsT, s.. Im,. sllii. -M,i;.
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.1.. ul-1.' elra. :i a..-,. 1.1 mi.
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Miua -a f t'ju
Our ncighior of the J.e-ri-.ier has a
Ior-jj article devoted to our corresjMin
detit "Lafayette,' that, we think dms
that writer injustice in charging; lirrn
with advising the polie-y ef ftarvin out
the IJadiials. We think, if the e litor
will refocto the art icles of Lafayette, he
will fi.n! that there is no such spirit
manifested, and that what ho has had
to say in this respect, was more in the
way of in tern iatory than hy any direct
charge. As to the in-inner in which
our correspondents Lafayette and Lee
procured their mm icy, ir if, indeed they
have any such "trash," we know noth
ing and eare less, presnmiug it came
to them honestly and fairly. The ed
itor dotihtless knows more than we tlo
ahout the "mule ami corn" njeulation
his position in the army affording; him
better chances to judge correctly but
of ore thing -we ficl sure : if these wri
ters have any money (now, or at any
time within a few years past,) wc have
not heard them charged with the of
fenco. Lafayette had not one won! to
say about the working man, or tho la
1 tiring classes ; and so much of our
neighbor's article as hymns pjrans to
that worthy class of our fellow-citizens
is just that much meaningless oratory.
The New York Jlerald's Fort Mon
roe correspondent hays that Secretary
MrC'oi.i.oni reports the prison treat
ment of Mr. Davis as "unnecessarily
severe." We think so; conservatives
every where think so; and the question
is, why is it continued Is it with a
view of killing the man with this un
necessary treatment? It loeks like it,
indeed. If this he the real ol ject, we
think it a great pity that his head and
its contents could not he saved to what
is left of the nation. It would serve
as an ample storehouse from which
his cnimies might still borrow wisdom.
-sfr-
A trouble was made at Marshall, by
some Jiadicals and mgroes, while (Jen.
P.i.Aia was ppeakiug tiiere, Tuesday
week, which was home f.r some time ;
hut patience ceasing to ho a virtue,
the decent masses of the meeting set
npeiii the villain?, and in running for
dear life, as they iii.?, one of them fired
into the crowd, without eloing any
harm. Ilis fire was returned hy a con
servative, his charge taking effect in
the fellow's neck, silencing his battery.
He is not dtid.
The steamer Prairie State and City
of Memphis, both of St. Loui:, were
lost last week the lirst in the Arkan
sas river, by sinking, and the last in
the Mississippi bytire. On the former,
no lives were lost, but on the latter
several persons were lost by fire and
drowning. The Prairie State was val
ued at 825,000 on which there was some
insnrance. The Memphis was valued
at S 10,000 $30,000 insurance.
Mr. A. W. Maipix publishes a card
in the PcrnTdicm givingthe terms upon
which Gen. Fremox-t bought the South
west branch of the IJailroad, am? says
the conditions, so far as he is advised,
have not been complied with. The
price to be paid isSljoOOOO, one third
cash.
One of .Flettieii ,v. Uaw th k's friends
Tas killed in Miller county, on the 29th,
whi" endeavoring to cofeVmit a highway
robbery and mm'dvT". UU i.cikic v. a.-
LiTTEEi.
Dciilli of Cen. Jer.tt.
2tl. ;:i. Scj?t.
: !:
,t St,, minate, t 11. this m ,r-
He w:.s .ut i.i SuturJav alter-
I ni'
I
tH'Otl
i tl.i u Miowe-.l li t signs oflii
v lieuii-i'. t ):i S:;ii'!.i V ! L-itaii
tailing U:!
la !, t!...u;!i li-.!.c of I.I.s
Jiliysii-'miis I'Nj'i'i-li'-l l.o Would empire
:if such si 11 ;.! v !;iv. He was jieru-ct-
i K' !;.
m uu t tl.e moiiieiit of l:is
i-atli, lli'iugii l.e I. ad 1.-st l,is VoUfc
tf.-nie tWO lil.lllls Jil4.'ViITIS.
l'xix! tivk Mansmx, May 2:, 1-C5.
'l!i.' I'resi.Iciit, with jd-ofoiitii sorrow-,
atitioillK'S to tin; Jienjile of the Uni
te. 1 States tl.e death of WiiiJi.-M Scott,
1 he late !.io;ite:i:,iil t iencrul of the army.
On ti;e. lav which iiiav in' tiiuniiiiti' l lor
l:is l'iii;er;il, tt.e tcve-ral Jlxe-cutivc 1 'e-
lartm:-:its of t !. t i.v-rii':ic:it v. i!i le!,,v,N
ci'isi-.l. 'I l.e Sei-refaries d' the War and
Navy l!epurti:iiitu will rcsjiettivi-ly
rive i.rdi r t'.ir the jiaynu-tit of ajij.ro
'riale honors tolhe laemoi-y ul' tl.e
decease. Sigm-I
anii:i;w joiin.sox.
T, . . , . , .
iirlifil lc-XlMiUl.il US, or IbUt IsriWICS
of lcgistatiou that discriiulnule-sj iu fa
vor of one and aruil;,t anothef, is
the worst of all legislation, surely. That
wc have it, in these deonerato tiinos, is
a mournful truth, aid as lisijj-aecft;l as
mournful. To show this, it is only
lu-ei'sfiary to fay that the laS lays taxes
on pojiulation, instead of property, why
wo know i.ot, unless to aeconiiIisli just
what ii. docs, viz: lay heavier burdens
on the poof than it lines 0:1 the rich.
For instance a Missourian or Iliinoisian
is taxed almost as three dollars to one
as against 3la.-uch;ieits, Coiincetiout
.ni l I.'ho.!.; Island. These have S 1,2 13,
4'.i'.i,"!)7 of wwltli, aii-1 !iro taxed Sl.
21'.,,7ovJ ; while Missouri r.inl Illit.ois
have Si;.".i;;l l:;,'':i of v.c:vkh, and are
taxed t-l.'U7,iT.
.t the btu ht-ivtiale uf the Ircsi-h-iit,
tliat slippery i!ii:i;i, Sf ASTov, did
not endorse the President. If l.e' ever
endorses anybody lut hiui-e'.f, we hall
be jigr.'cuMy inistaken. lie has an eye
on t he stisi-cssivii ; he may et the liom
i iiit t it .1 1. aie! then the k irks. ..f the coun
try will fail upon hitu thick and fast.
If he can only hold Chase down to his
prese'iit work, he hopes to succeed Av
iiV JmiNsoN. lie uiidci-.-tands that in
the John-oil party l.e vou'.d have t.
take a hai-k seat p-'.v peeoiul fiddle',
or hone at all. The President thought
the people woul 1 put all things to
rights. Sew a it ii, Vi'h.i.ks and Mci.'ii.
l.iK'i! etnlorsed the President, and so
would Stastin for thirty pieces.
A little s iuu I of very black Radicals
have- rece'it'y hold a meeting in !anc
tiil hall, I! s:.jn, to denounce the Presi
elent and cndnrse Congress That is the
old hall where so much, ih-vilnie-nt has
been ibine, im, emly 4d late, but for
many years bafck ; that is where tlie
mercurial negr.-"deii!ii:g sneaks always
assemble to concoct mischief, but this
lime, we think, they will miss their
:iim. Among the little, 1-tH unanimous
s.pntd gathered there, we tied ice the
names of a f-Iiow named McKkf. from
Kentucky, and another named Stukks.
wearing the collar of old IJitoWMxe.V.
Of course they made .speeches.
. ,
St. Louis seems to be particularly un
fi irt nate in tho way of iirs, of late. 1 n
addition to the boats noticed elsewhere,
the bonded warehouse, and several
other building adjacent thereto, at the
corner of Fifth and Myrtle street-i,
were consumed. Loss, f"oi,i00, in
cluding a largo amount of produce.
m the same day, and just after the
above, another fire occurred in Wy
tiian's old hai!. Market street, opposite
the' t'ourlhuusi', which destn-ye 1 that
building and ihunaged several others
near by; loss Slln.il .). The insnr
ance companies in these several fires,
loose heavily.
What civilized nation em earth wonld
hesitate an instant, if the opportunity
otl'ered to incorporate with themselves
the brave and he-roie' people of the South,
whose fortitude and endurance in a mis
taken cause, challenges the admiration
of the world ? Would France or Eng
land, or any other civilized power, hes
itate to give to KUch men the full and
eirnal rights accorded to all other citi
zens Would neit those nations lie
most happy to claim as their own,
stn-li men as Lee and John-oi, and a
host ed" edhcrs, and lo confer itpon those
living heroes, the reward which genius
tfiid courage, have always commanded ?
Would they fail to honor and cherish,
as a part of theii own glorv, the mem
ory of that illustrious throng of the
dead le I by Stonewall Jkcksor-.'-Gen.
F. P. Ulair.
One of those whirlwinds, so common
in the West, gaiher.-d considerable
fori-e somewhere in the timber, near
what i known as the I'evil's Uackbone
above Miami, em the river, on last Sat
urday, the 2ti;h nit., and passed ae ross
the country ina northeasterly direc
tion, lining considerable dama-re to
fanners whose possessions .stood in the
pathway of its violence. Several out
houses were capsized, and miles of rail
i'cneitig beli-ngiiig t come farmers were
la iel flat to the ground. It had not pro
gressed far, lieu ever, upon the prairie
before it lost its force and all traces of
its damages ceased in a few mds.
S' iii tn' ,', ..-'iT.
On last Wednesday,' late in theaflcr-
noon. a diheiilly occurred in Mr. Sang
er's Jiillard Saloon between two Irish
men, one a work-hand upon tl.e Court
House, ami the oilier a sojourner in
our place. The former iidlicted two
cuts upon the left side of the latter
with a poe-ket knife. We understand
both were intoxicated, and the ditHcui
ty was altogether of a personal char
acter. The man cut is init elangerotts
ly hurt, and is recovering. a!in
Cincinnati, May 31 At the IWk
eve Race Course yesterday, lirst ree,
miles heats, best iluve in live, thre e en-i
tries, was won by L nderwooel's four
year old Revolver ; full weight. Time
cf Second heat, 1 :44 1-1. This is Con
sidered the fastest time on record.
At the Tournament at Clarksville,
Tenn., l!en. 1. V. ( 'heath am H'cTro
(rordoJ' was among tl.e othcr'iiotahles.
The t(iTrrnain-nt was for the henetit of
the widows and orihans of the Confed
erate dead. I"ceiits over SoOXJO
Jnde littsKrxE of Anirnsta. (Ia., Tias
ele'dare I the Inwver's test oath irneon-
ptitutronal.' Of course it is.
B4KTI.CS t ;ilt KVlPOKtTOK
rilKiiii..T-ijni,, haviiitf lioeitfia the riirlit .f 1'.
I i . nartlc'n Mijiar Kvairat.,r. ft.r i lav and
Siii-a-ilar I'.iwnsttii. are- r.nw nvt.ared t.i s,-l e,
earli iui-iiiit th- riiill i make In- o n uirar, on
hisotiu lurm, ataverj- low .ri.v
11. II ) Al l.ll
je". tm l. M I; IUNs,,s
. r. itr.i( K. w. n.,
1'iiYhiciAN and si;i:;kox,-
WF.LI.nsT.s.', MlSscCKl.
rONTtE to rnrtlre M niifi's-mn in all ft.
li.ar?m.iit - Air .if.-ssi.m-l mtU win M
jir.ni, mi ri.Ti-.i'ivi:.- HtKMI or 'i:iv (iiTi.-i' :-nrl rf
i-t' ii--- "i: Mam strvit, e.-j-t oX iltv i-tiT.i:l" .-r.irt-.
X;v A (1 vert i sc :ne ita.
I CSi:i. S. R.iTHKIA, .. i
' X$Xu"SrQ!$&
-.- .-ifr i.u.-i-tu kivcu i col-!
i.ill- jh-; ir'-'. .-c.n i-'-r.
lilli.ll--.- !! .1','' 1
I'rar-k l-el't-M. i:.-"-i. r- n.
I . to : I., i. I i i lk i . k,
WaM.il .il.-: ". V. l:..i;,;
4.o . i.i-la,: -u, Vil. ,I..ti. 1
Ms-urn Like, . -'I.
It. I y A '.. . r.
I ..: ..'... !- w4. li,
-. -j - y. u i.Kii
..i. '.-iliu-r;oii.
jeStf.
Miav ti-.
fl'VKIV I 'I- t.v .1 t ' IVt. ti.:i. I.vr!r ii
I .V.,..i;.."..u t"U.-liil., I .'itan-ite . "i !i
' U.-.I -It'.' ... ..f'he I', .-r, .1 11 4- I .... n- " ' -
-tli;. at I. o l II -'.i f -Inn.-. Is"',, s -tr:.J
t..l--e, ,I.--,-rr-. i a- ..ll..vsi f,,-i,t. s.j r,.j ilt.r-.-,
l:iln-,.,--, ...I. 11 , ..r 1. hand- Ian1!. jia.:e Jace.
-Jo :iiul.l,-r.-J. I.f; hind f.M.t ami a few
sultile maik-. Aoi rai-t'l al I )-. ilollars.
P A Vl i.lts. iV. .T l
Wav.-r!'. . M... . .Tm.e ?. ir- fi s,v
Mi: Wll.t. I'ROIT.llTl
I'or Sale -i Itent
c
i II
V VIM
"li piir.-i.--'--i ll. e I-!-.iiriii!f M'.l in 4
s l..;.i I.". ii ... I.itel . oane.l .
ii!A Ill-. I n.K -l-T !!.
!ii.-. uuii ia acres l i-.i.. 1. ..r iv.
, l'ur sale-
T eei,l ..ri r. ::-'.ii !li-- l.-rni
'1 11,-re are thrci- il-.c.-Mtiii:-. w;:a '.!ier onl-t.ni!d-
lii-. ..ii lit- I m i. and I,. - e t:- .Miii. Aa a
.lam e of WAtL'H. fr-.n: -i.i-mirs n. ,r tin- Mi'.tto
slipplv a!! d' i.ia't'i-. I'..r sicain l-.:ip:ae alul oTher
pari ...... l-i.-tiy ..I .r.... i ..al ai...i'T -.ic- eoi.- ins
tant, aud e.-ilv n,int-.l. ol ti.c.:iieni ijiiahlj.- ix
lU'-l lor s, J.I.IMTI.
This Mill has two run t,tV.-vrr. .l-on!v - n mn
alMHtf llm-e yearsan.l it .--a..!- nl'jrrindiiij; titii
.iii.si.i,i..,i,ii.ri.sfr.i.i'.i. ..-i'..,t
Lala.i-tlefoi.nl-i . il nu!.- s.aihe- a.ri.exinirt.in.
uiel ... mil--irotii Kti'.ii s.,,.(,.r. ;,,c ii-;,r-i. poiiu
.li til.- rat-tli.- Kailroa. . Kiel in l!i-n.id-t ,-f a ttti'-t-K
poputalcd ami uncxuelicii h heal and .ru grow-in-r
r"ioi. .
I'arti.-s ilesirinirtn imretia--or ts-ti. will learw
I I tie terms at tne l!-ist.r I'rin'.ii.i? eit,;e, or from
rne i:n.i.-r-is-n,-.i aT r ic.iuni i osi ,.u-e, inajeiM.
luuiitv, li-souri.
j.-.; im TIKiS. 4. tl'ATsi.
w iti:r ooi.I'.k
VI) Ii K e UK A M iULi.Lili ol Lbe iH-stqual-
llv f iTsaie i j at
eia ii liu
Mo::t-so's.
i. ixt yt 's TKOdioiM:
urea. v i'iowki
:.ilJ .J.i li Mi-tw. Ml Iti' fnriu, iJ liuiitrr:
ni;y .mi(u
rM i ;nuru iw ( o.
-..,. -r- lo M. -it-. l"-l.i
I'rauLIiM Mirrl. hriy MarLrt llran.
FAMILY 1 1 C I r.il V K.
I'JO COFFEE. JAVA COFFEF FLOUIi,
CORN' ItlEAI. SUGAR. IJU
I.ASSEo. TEA. NUTS.
RAISINS. Elc.
,r's'-ri-e.
.iv- n-. a cj.1, tii rr i U j T'-
1 "J.". ,i!Q "
FURXI1URE WARLHOU.
.I.VM1 II . vs.
M'llil -t , .;.!...sl;.. tl,-1 j i; ili-.li.-. I.txici'J., Mo.
Divt
l.AI.m iu iv. r. r:j'!i ,u ol"
i ukxituki:, rm-
I in ptriii? oi" iii--j.i -iii; an-! smmHi-r sttrk,
u l.it;ii v i'l i 1 .U'i-i ; ('i -l, ill ' i aiHU I-iUlOiA-
li'iv. AtHii Itis at-JCk Will l'-'.!l'V
?i.t:i-, -ii-i, jsir-ls,
i.air-. firc-. vai'iri''r--,
i;tir-, CoiJ-'U, U.
I--M. mr ', U-fri'-r:itwr,
l;.is.t,!,f 4.iij.L.a:i-i,
'ial.li-. r . AC, Ae.
Ili.iv. :.!s., .n ti-tn ! MHT M.T-; l;l.l:ll. AH,
-f all --ir".. mim! a iii itiiaift-:ljri'i- all tivci lptiou
f'nprrtnrrxl-iipv
WK lir.v- TUi- u .y l.ri.i -1 a i aiin!Tibii.nVr
frtli lrnr--::- J:- . :T " A iitcli, .l't k. !--iry uJ
t:iU -M.-ta3 ;mIBfs. ( . O. 1-1 i05.
r. g. m r'V.:c,i-!,
JU'.lt V,lVi I.. AIr '1.
& WO HAT II,
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS.
Fir-t ft'-rr- a-t i 'iirTlitw-s. l.v iiiirt-nf !o.
3 " I:tve ti'iw a Liic ;
"I- Iiuve a Uia well
.Jiw.-Irv,
i :
VI iiUului4 PKk; Knif,
li.--i
uil- rv,
i-.luj ami fin-fsr String, 0tt),
i'lj.u Mini .uilur 1 vin.u.ii.-s,
..1 HiM W iiiU'm- r.itrt
;! haa-, S;.iti..rrr-;"7,
l:-v.,Iv-i -- nn-l Aiuuiuuiiion,
I'n'fir I'i:im',
4iit. Klt-my. K'l-vk.MMt atiift lralnut irliirh we yut
iiji ut any hw, ami a gTvat vanity vt gu-yi- uuali
k-TTi iu a fiitM Mi fro.
ur ir'"U Jin all frt -h 1ot.rlit ftt tlMt late de-rlfii.-.
:t:ii will it -mM aotniiairiy, ht-ap.
: H at '-In-, i i.j-ikf. 4f-Ir . Acor.icon, Mn-In-i-niHH'in-.
sv imr Ma"liitM-s t-tv , caiful
i n-patn-l aid an auu-ti, and or-Jora t.r uvw r-tjir-tmiitly
liiitI.
LjMjiivv u-s a calltM-r-r- viirrhasins fW-wlirfr.
IT ly 1-T M-tro -a-t of iuniion't.
t. O. CKIlf - ; r. M.NA"Ufc.
;kiiics &. vi:ui.i-,
Watchmakers fc Jewelers.
I.F.XIXGTUX, Mo.
ei'HF. -iis.-ril
1 s i , H: K i;i h .M . lliul, r JV: l'.j Hutol. and liavet
.u ubU'l aul t .r -ait a4
jm xs t pun -es.
a sr.. an.t vari.-,l sl.ick in ilie-ir line, com-
ri-li:ff an ini. it- .i-.::tii I'.iuiu in an a
r-luhli-lini. nt i.f ihr kimi. ( liich i-l inir f
aiilti tti C'li-tauiu ). Am..ii-t a variety aaWAat.
cf ..tl.t-r anie-lcol' Use. or oruanit.nl, uisv bee found,
VfAKUhS,
CLOCK.
JEWKLHT.
sitl.VFR
IT. Ittli W lit
TAT-I-K. I I IXKT,
Toe KKT e I I I tUV,
F A V e;eiolS,
SEWISli ilAi 1IINLS.
at
cv-iiict M.wUiue Xe.Tlrf t
eiii,
" ans,
and BTate-rial of all kinls. in tli liDr. lwj- on
it.iii-1. "r'.ft.r sulrai St. 1...IUS nirc-e.
'I'arii.-i.fsr ait'-ntinn iriven ti HtrAimwo Una
Wxt.-li. e in k., Jem-liy, Ac. A U work Ul be
IKKIMIH.
Vim. a;r.Tts f..r tlie el.liratl Whi-er7er .t Wil
r.n S,ei in M ihiiif, ami art- .r.-iiaie.l i, adiust and
i.iii im allllic liiilix.veni4-nla e.n lue l
i lux'k-r-t Wil-
si.ii iii:ilifm-
Ali kinds of St-wing Marhinea rejulrrd at atiort
n.f i.-,-.
e.iv.' lis a rati lH-r..r," or-K-rin, andn-e will try to
give sa, i-ni,-it.nT i.,.in - ... ni.ri. -n. ir.
nii ?t I.KIVI.s Itv
. Altf.r
D. nussrll it t .,
Old Stand of KeBdenhall and Kussell,
Mai te-t Mrei-t, Lexington.
I?T! n.-w n aly f..r Imsine-ss, and 4M.icit Athare
of tli,- iHi!!i," nim-f.iia-,-.
e inl. r- f-.r N, w 01 k rtccivct and iTomjillr CU-
tsl. ii li-s-t ft I.'.
All Lin.ts .if Kf.PAIJtrVG W at .iTt notice
em lian-1. M-wral MUlMi-iUMI Vtllle l.l.
in k-.km! nmninff onl'T. I.- :,!, ..h.-ai.. .tvl; I
rttsn itiTTKits a k micuftrn i! mi
a-rboa H twkT. from romU-intina tf rvr trnr
4 'ir-roiit kiit-ln of wottt. tmtkn mni ln, ik-h art 4n
ftfvhct rrmmrt n with ti titer, pr-ji,re1 frnn tia
- I lWra-tia aivf-n by 1h crt - KM Jmfikmt,
n Ih. Chtafria, im- ttM-m mnt cufully ia Um praa
iea ft ttimttT ynrmt an4 l.y tli-lr u r-ii-i1 w wHt a
nfnUritr i ti-ntiM-.t f ur mf ftwtm,
Amt Ctf:ta-it, Cnrtiiiiwn, fd.-k nrrd Jl -rr-nm IIm4-aclt--.
tVrf ihI Avo. un4 all rii" m mrbntg frraa
xrpid li'e-r mv4 innix"'-'- ffmnm tnffTmB f.na
itlt-r 'f th- IaNtltat-H ilr-mmm will flnii aur ay thm
Mm t4 tm kitt-Tf-, wliica an rfrrtly yrnrr arnl frmm
fiom all clanaa 4rna aiMl f4wnn wmm 1 1 v Hit n tm mmm
prrfmnti'mn, aiwl paliiHI otT M in nnnptinic paiMia.
A Mrt' ttietl U -THiTiiM- fii an-i-t ktrraU UmU fa
I RK! JACKET tlira W a ituua a tbr
Btttta
Th-y afTtictrt- anl h1fnrnt- fJi mm.
Th mr an-nnhtl fhr C4-Yt-rml oVitilrtjr
Ttty ar a cwre ftic Dyttp-p-it-a.
Triry ri. a rod mid iteaitlt; ppfttta.
Tb-y munmt tJlCf-liTfi.
Tit4-y inr.fy tier iiTsMnth a4 aH-fttr of tit mtfimmm.
"I ry cr-f IliarHw--. mn4 Vli M -!.
ThV urn an ttii..t l rhng t4 n-tr an4 4.-t.
Th- arr tit xt -fiM.nUt iw xintptif-.
Ti-y are m pr-xitiiv t4 ami Ataa.
Th-y rl(r-v4 ConirfifMtiam-
TH-y er Xrmm M-itii-i.
T-m- ara fw-rfocf ijr par tuH pIa1l.
TTm- araalaa BCD JACK FT .1TTEI.9 awafiHanll
la i)uairC lixtt-r: -- liy the- crftl.mt. qnmrt r pint.
fk-e th Awr priANte Guvrritniewit Ukii ia uiiitrtpktV
rer -n.h erk .
1-s.M iny atl dniM an4 tltfarrml tfba
emtitrT.
f-r RtI JfrM-k-4. m.d iw otli-sT.
Circulaia tu tl UMWautdd miplitA,
EEEZETT riETEllS & CO,
Proprieteirai
Xm. 16 Matb r;Maf Ktrect,
ST. LOUIS, UO.
Van
Iult SA1.K A :;- J-lejr- ULLCl
i-r, . . . ..
Ai-'i. a 21-!isfi .l.v.
aiie tjeap. Apply a, this oilicc
.pr
r m ruroK far ale.
0i; -iluau-.ltuo uii't a Iiail tinl eot-lil jiC
,.l lMlUjl'.ll. f.l.lailllUK -l I'M- Efmll
1 in- cllicr situaleJ f..uitri luil. svulll ef PaSII-J
Uiii:mii. and ciMitaiuius acre.
l;. , Hi liu-l k' ji ftii-Uier iaruciilans iuyuira
at tin, olliae ;'
B. T. JOIIX-li
CICAR AND TUBACCO STORE,
Ka'D vrveS, ill arsmrr': r.ailttiiie rrlMtCai
ail tier til Hotel.
L.u.,iv!i, ilmi.iat.
l..ltoE aORTMEVT .f Cife, Tofcae-oa.
I"i-s, and all oiin-r g.t-J. iu Uiei line, coaitaae--1-.
..ii lialil. and for aale-at -t. Loll ia l.rieea. talv--al
..r i--il W h.,llr biivere ara nnartlf ia
mi. 1 to ir f!m a. nil. a- h- avrc lia. CM aait
tn- iii. l.,lh in.ei:i:it ewr- ,.-;-e
IJ.s iaiiiila.-lor'. i li.i ia lull Ulaett, aueltaalK
o- al.le to ii.j tlM-fteuiaad, llo luatM fcw grrl.
J.-iui.-.., Ma. Si, If
i.r.iM.T oL rltTOKV.
Ut-l eiK leiws. NtAlt
1 UK slOSK UiUUOL.
Tile ut.ti.-i'-iriie'i Iim iijir loi lu- --lSfc. -1
a ;,ti.Artii.-r.ijliil'..r iLe ,.ttr- aaa4av3aaa-ae
jne-ol W.h.1 e ai itiiiif. re-.M-.-tfttfy zAinouiMsr to tl
ri!i-n- ot Ial'aye-ltv au.i a.ijoittma e-ertialiea tla7
th. ir Machiui-ry'ha-i uu.l. r;;..ue tlt..roufh nclra.
and ia iio re-ad3' l..r rei iny moot. 4ur eitf
exiwriejice in file huaiucftanill cua'.le ua 1- war
rant food work m eve-rv tnaiaace, vim arewt fti
br..ui;li1 lo the Maetiine in ymd onltf
I'liAuLful fr i.ast fav "r. we h.e fre ctAa attar
11 ou to l.Usim-sa lo UK-rit a cut iuatioti of 4.e aaasa'.
Out or bolii oftu contautl v hand at tlie r'aclot-.
J M K14.JIAKIM1,
JOil W. CA-II
Leiiat ti, A ;-.'. !"th, tVd aSa
C'jnKr Mini aiii Lant- ! r?uvia. LjKXWfUm, )! '
rs-jrtiuiU unnouiit to th- tot of
11 I,j Mi auti atljomina: cjuati, tLJ. tt7
ar- iu rfM;it ut Uic krk M-lrcIc4 tui ntf gaaiaial
avrtm-nl uf
J.KAbr-MAPE CLOTHING.
IlalH, emM. Tailriiiff tMii, Mm
rr IimukIiI i t.-x itiiv-i-tii.. and that thw are saleW
uie ilH-ra at th- l o i - r jlCl r.-s 'OatCAll
4ur t' k nf Mr:"iaJ1 1 .lriiif m4m m cua-"
iil. t- land ol ilw uutaliiy. SuiLai i4iir 9u raV-f
on liort iili'- alii lUt satijrtioB civ-.
bmef in O-uval Mirtetiri. TZie julliC mxm iunhm
tu ctU aul rxauiUic vurlfc.
umyily UcKlVNIN ft JKAT,
K. II USOR K C. BEL!. KlftKUJL
lftoul ltsisxlo AgronlM9
LicaiagtoM !f tna. mrt
t.Ti" Tti-.na on tti- r-ern-r of Mala a4 Ilasi
atrccCi. u--r av. V uitmr'a titauraiic-p Utkea.
U"II.I. -!r lef-rrf.inul ati-i.l t I s riaoa
iu l..fv.tt aii-1 aJMiimai fvuuti. !- km
xmtiiu.-M -.mi NuittiHcti Miittiiai, atM MaMa
m,ni L-'t.t in IjrKin-rtca.
iVili al-4ia t -) ai.1an Tsi in Wev&ra Miaafmrl.
a.il n-'lfviti rtii-s alrraiy fc tair, avud itrod
c'Tt-rjl t. all t.-iis-jiM -4 !! naiuu-C Iw a -I'uwt
l.ia Kntate A(f-itcy.
lla.r now Jt.r --ai- ..r'liltf TtmwmmmM ANara of
I iiuiruri aiitt uniimrovs.inaiaU ai4 kmrg0
tnu l-.. JKl a rmmbtT ul hvuvm auU Ivla eta Ajra
injrton ait'i -iIiuHh
-Ml whu nr.1i BT -a-.Trff-"! it t It- rt-tak'-
t' call oa and al. alio want Us tlA. Hilt
liiivi Our ciurx-r niJirrt-.
L. W lMl At V. T.EV. rcheix,
mvVtCm iS- al -tale At-nl. IvrxtUATti, Ma.
A'KWooiis;
In "Mrlliasloia,
U-It.l.lAM Oil:-'!-. ..uid rojaectfullr lavforar
Ihe f.uliiic and iiii old Irieud. tliat tie baa r-oi-rue!
at iii old entalliahiurnlL ia M eltiuftoa, tm
ct-.:.nii. rip uii Ins wa. Wc baTcjVatraceriTaat
an eatin It im-t io..-k of
Dry Cloodi, llats mm Cap,
Met ftUater.
READY-MADE CLOTTIIXG
trw-rTir-a. Fliiir. ft?.. whth, bavinR
f'un;na---i iiiict- i ur ot"iinr in .-ri-a, w a4C pr
arrI to s-12 al the vt ry low--t rat-a.
U iuvjt- 4H.r oi-! cu'm-iiit and tlt mimnuit
to u, rail; aixl lio-e bv a atrist atUutMm K
liusliiris IV aU'J IL muii n'K'l' m -i.rr pu I.i I1C
trouase. WM.COESa.AlOJf.
t t- "1 iiist-in. M f ?, lctX. tl
. , JACQtTM Ja CO.,
IeEALtUS IS
fStxiplo liryGooda
ALSO,
HOUSE FINISHING GOODS.
Huts and Cujts,
BOOTS AXD SHOES,
J-AIN STREET, A.ND
Staple Groc!ric(
LALIUJL SI UEtT. avdjoinin. raa OCai
Jjcxington, AIo.
a.a-JS vl
MillXmniriii:acFaaBi',
HAVK em band, al Mt. Hope, Mo.. Larfe aat
w ill aek-cted Mock, of
Dry Goods and Groceries,
II A Kl) WARE, QtEEXSWAIJE,
HATS, CAPS, BOOTS AND SHOES,
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Irng5,
Faint
Oils,
Window Glass, Nails, etc.
They a-re not nntler the teeMrr of aelliaw :
iiiff artiel.-s lwl..a their mai-ae-t eahse ia eireler 49
l.uy tlie conli.M nreof itx-ir e4,nlerii f baa mr
..isr.,. iiui will S.-II evrrytliiuial abort .roflta. avaet
endeavor liv fair, tieiest elea.init. to merit tlie fa
tronatre of their frienei jn toe nMdlt aad anatw
weatera parte.; the eu.unre. aaajSkaas
Iaatfityotte Ooiitatv
AGRICULTURAL AND SEED STOKE.
tkiatw, Miaaawrl.
H. J. ARMSTRONG,
OraUta n
Farming: lmplemcntsy
Grass and Gartlen Seeds,
Caraee faia aa4 atraawwai,
A eit.se Y fe.K
Moline and Pftoria l'lows,
Gant' riows,
Bncjej- l'lows,
Brown's Corn riinter.-
iolky lU'sCs,
Grain atidGrassSeed Drlllty
J'ciicrs,
Mowers,
Circular Saw Jlills arrd Farm Ijiginey
I'raii Saws;
Saw Gummrs,
Cider Mills,
8traw Cuttwra,
IValiifi Maciiincs
Patent Cfanrns.-
Alao a large aasorl-Beii eif
Fret ,
A rtielea nnt name4 abnre will W eweVeWI awel Iter-'
ni-h.w at raii.i-T l"riea, Fnirtt adited.
letiufloa Mae , lass. f
Instiranc Xofioca.
Irv fnaaraarr ! ajaajyi
.-. CJrTA ttOCK. 200.000. .
IlIS'iTr.e. I yonrsi-Ui-t, In luMirm vour bonaa ia'
I ll;e Missouri Mate I1..r-e liisurajire ami Itetew-
iire e...ni.aiiy. at An-xao.tria, M., cajiilal
Tiiis is the most rep..nible esomiauiT ia (
e eist, ami utauiea lire ai.M-k
aoAReaa turn.
aavajt.-
"VSt'lKK WITH THU PHlTAIl
l"""i iiii iitsi si Xttoolc!
1MIE PiturMH Iwinvn
turisr. of liartit.n.
.onnec1i,-iit, ean re-instiie al
the liiclierst rates, eim rik
now iiimn its liiM.ks, nnnilierinc orer aistr i
mm, uisenarKc an .ii-itiuna, T'm at r
lte.1ive.eif wlialeve r nature, iiav liaek Ut i
holders (.yery ei . il.tr nf H ea.itnl"atiek, and retilw
now uusiufs, miiii ...run iiti raaa i-nraina ear
. e-nmpetition with Wild at. or wartotatia
Cotnitanieiidoinc bUbiiiea f.r r-i.veirtailfeatlietm.
tray v am JOHN A11X. Aea.
c wiKoii.
IiiRiirnncc Accn(
Islington, Mo.,
Urrnr.sT.xTS n fuin. first Ctaw oost
PANIISIi., teWit-
-CTA IXSUKANCH COMPACT,
if Hartford, f t-Afsrta, IM.aaT.Ua .
UXDEKWRf TRS AGEXCf
Of X, York ity 3,nn,e) a.
IIARTFORD FIRE HCS. CO.y
Or HarUbTw, Aet, SlM,; H.
cxion mitita"l"ijfk iSSl- t-o.,
r? n eJewriptiofi. 4 iToperfr faeinreet la rtM
aW,-e ..n,v.ai .. at fair rate.
tt-l.oM.j adinsted and paid be tffc wailiraljaa
wuh e--jinty and pronipf&eMi.
l ives m-'uTi .1 era very lavMreWerermV Annltea-
!H": "".' "-" " m tiaaW7r hv
a-aul, aetalrMe-ei lo arae.-
E. TTICKOR,
ire. l-iv Maiwc Illsl. ranee A
'J' Jv aiii -toa, M.
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