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11 mAtfi"aSf
OUB AGI3JT3.
In flii rify. oiir Mr. All r.- will net ns Il:e ;
Jliiawiul a:iiil ami Im-iiics ilirettir. j
Wrl!iKi"i "r "uIaeiwHi. lol.Kriil.K. Liimai,
In. . r. K. m. k. j
-jHl-t.n S K'mrli, . I.. Fislal-ark.
bap-rl Hill J a l.-tldr. I. W.h. inr.KsijrIslr. !
., SM--Kar-Mr. U1-.-.1-."-. fwl. Walt.-a. j
. IhulUirr-J. I'riie. W. K M. a hesacv, A. Ba
rnrtt. Th.it.. I'. Met krtw -. I
fwnton M. MaBirMaT. IT Kobmsi-n. J. Roar.
3laTM J. M. I'ulau-n-ou, J. f. Urn, in. Win.
tionlon.
- Tafen Janm ll.ii-m.
Iwr-Xn. I'stirk, J. . riaftentinr.
Wmrir-4. Patterson. Ke. Mr. Mrrarlantl, Ir.
' Tmi, In- . . Brown,
r Funfein-Mmil. Benfon. J. B llorl
Morton (KaT . t.-l. Bobnanon.-Totia I'tirtrr.
KW-hmon. Jotin Mta-ia. Th. Krta li.
I wnll I tmnft . M Mis- ! Mmirmtan.
Faa-ttarii! iiiinoa A - larr.
lle-aa Hit: In-, t llius, W. A. Firming, Ciir.
- - AIIa.
1-int nTH-Jaihr- Firing.
Iwli-tnwr-nri 't. Ww. r:.-iwrn. i
lo Jark lr. Kent-at. J. W. Amol.l.
iMai-aTi-an-hip . J. I it.t-,i r.il.1.
lfola K. 1'arl.j.
I..w"l IW A. A. a.tusc.iaV.
ArruW Bock lweo 1. M:arfUs.
iltmaroo-J. Valine cu ) Mr. ta.t.-rl,4-rrv.
- -nrsos Biscu s appointments.
Btarn, rawlhlate fi.rf'mim' in iUi dis
trict, aill a.l.L:.-.t!i-i-r..;.I:..f Lal. tn-CUTilv at
tlra foltowiaiC iaH- aii.1 pl:u-es:
Vm-Tlia. Wilaes.l fcr, h-f..t.-r
' 'M-Mlnt ThinrsilaV. fH-tolw r 4
Wrttiaifft.a. FTHiar, irt.ilirT 5
Lpsm-h-. iatmla,r. A-tiler. ti
The City and Country.
A ISXOC.N CEMENTS.
. W,a--tli..i-t-.an.ui.r-.th--r..tWi.-na-';
mr-1 ict-wU-iurfi as-randi!ars 'r iter ihrrs lriw
nririHwr.!. aH Wiaar siiwl ht thr h . i.-i.-n tl tin-
-rvaxiftv 4.in-aciva:
Km the m:mt;.:
' H..B- JAKK..S Ylil Nti.
FORIIKCriT A TT f l:KY.
J'!l K. litl.AM.
rK rorvrT tf .st kki;.
JIIN VI I f..
J'Mfil I.. THOMAS.
KoBtUk HALL.
FtU flM SIt T1.EKK.
LIFTOS B. 1AMHL.
.. KT :!.
JAM H ItLLAUI.
nK rtm-rir n.itRK.
JII! K. KI KIK.
II. A JIIN.
KI-ilAKlX TAl'tiHAX
WVM W. MAT.
P. II. IIAMBKUS.
nE .SHKKI1F.
jk, ri..
.-vv:i l.i. I. ihosiwlk.
t- V At M M.-I.IKk.
LtNX B. .i;luN.
F. F Mi-4 oRMIt K.
J-i ril T!ll: ! I..
AKI.I T. VVI sou.
A B A. PER K
c tnr authurizml t anrv.in.-r i. s. Kestek-o !
av.ai-amli.UJf f.-r cjrrk ..f ihr Owary .irt f La- j rj.'hti nt the ritixen. I am in 1 avor of -II i
(ivrUr runar . at tlx rmunx lriKi. sii!.je. t ! ; . . i i ,i . , ... ...
tai, dKUiunvf toeeirTati---auly coavrition. from the statute book, the resri.-trj i. w .
j the tii;net courlaet. and the efjiialization law
We anr anihnriznl toaaaoam-p PATKICK It VI.- : as unneeessarv ami extensive. I am in liivor
Txj&t&rsz.' i -f r. '"'iT r vr Iaw ai ll,:,t il vvi",
Zr ' not take all the fund to pay employees, ami
Wrart-aottru-.li.ann.HiDrr W. M. ?t. i.KKl.N :
aa in.-)iU-ul Katirat ramliilnft r Kepre-ii-ativr
hT the wrlra 4islrict vf Laytite c.t:nty iu
'.Lr state Lritaturc. Ir
V- arr amhorixr! ! anaonner VT. H
BoWKN i
aa ialirn.k-fTt Klical raalilat- fcr tif oiliri
f .traty lurt t l-rih, al the raauia 3iuteii!.r
ttcctii-a. It-
i
Fjwr.a: Toa will jlra- annnnnrr ray
. tuiincw can. li.Utr fr Mm oiGccef lire uit 1 l.rk j by the war. ours basin-en made poor: ami
( Itkyttr cuaary, n!.j-.-t t(ar -isun i.f thr j w hile thise Stal- have a dense population.
TnTrntin, to be brhl in Lrxinstonoa tiaxt Sat- ours is companitively spare. I haveexteiid
axtUy, Un stb of October. I ant an oM re.-i.l-nt, j ed this much Itcyond liat I intended w lieu I
- natinff livf-1 ta the roam y fornurr than twrnty sat dow n to write, but I could not well s:ly
Jar.
I ana rrj axraeratly known thr..ui:hout the !
canty, acl nay d4-rtinent at !! times tui- lieen
ark. I trt. aa to seear-r Ike esteem anl frienii.-hi
f aH t'ae. Mr frUuw-eitizens of all parties
mmj Ke-at aanawat Ikat if I an elect. . I. I a ill n
tearar ta disrkarpe the duties 4 Ihe oftire faith
fully. 1 kate aa fearl-nt Liat I at ill be ahle torive
sali-t flirt icna. Allow tue to ay in coarliL-ioa ttiat
if aay naa raa be faa.l li:w inalint-d and wore
ay salable, I tlu tnt wisb the n.ani nation
P. II. CHAMBERS.
WSSTtOa for THE sabbath schools.
Xa. 14 WIm wtv the children of Israel''
"Wliat conntry did tlaey inhabit ? JIow ix
Ikl tln-y il well in the il. U-rnc-s ? And n hat
w as tlieir ultimata destjiir i
SBOCEUES.
- S. & J. iHuunieT4, opposite tbe iitcb
How" are in receipt of their fall ami winter
t'k'-fcf ;roivri?s, lb.ur. salt, ie, to uhii h
Iber lies to rail the attention of the public.
Tln-y are ai-ewntiuixlatiiir deaf rs, and will
please all who may call on them.
SENATORIAL EISTR1CT CONVENTION
In fiH)i'ifn'C of the tv:f;t f Biianiiuity
n the part of tin? peoIt? of two of Uie rmn
tit of thr tlUtrwrr. it i- r'pi-.l tlt.it a
tnet 1'onTentloa W ht-!d At Vavt-rly, ou Sat
unlay, the l-':h tf H.-tubT, t iRitiiiiut a
Senator II r the (G-trit rMi;p- ! of h:tf.t y-ftt-e,
IVftHaini ?rl;no. I tlii n,!.ri-. as i Jiuir
man of the Exe-i!?ive Cuiiniiitb-e ot the
trit't, pive nullcv thai, a Couvi-iitiou will Im
lu-M at thue anl !ai a?Hvt; iii iii.ii: I.
I am further rwiH-tt-(J ta rive mtie that
Mr. Aiuwi Own. of will on llial
lay aAJrrs the eroli; uf Wavt-riy.
JI. i VAUiHAN,
sfliiriuan Kxeeiitive CoxiiuiUt--,1.
Mri.Ki s'roL'EN A tine kit of liarmss
mule were stuli-n fraani the stable of Justice
Ai. Clayton, oh Frulay nilit lust, in thiscitv,
ami are vet at larre. The thieves broke into
the stable, ami a-laa-tei from oilier mules the
IKiir that suite-1 tln in; anil then x-li-etiiitr
saddle, ate. from the -tahhsof Jlr. Hill : jtultncut lie iloes not say a won! tmi nnteli,
and Major Ifciya-e. ma-li nil' la-fore daylight. a ither as to ii:i!itv or i.naiiiitv.
A a onple of men lately in the employ .il the BoBlll.t-ri.-F fci.li.. -io.l bl. ss thetn. are
IV 7, I " V ' H'---' t" l-'-oin the l.ets and
HHJ I 1 - I ''YWr"-1 1 ; hats; V.,11. thev are here, in ,,rof-e vuri-
2!?H"?-J?,!a!!.,V"I l.''rr.1,'aV,' b-v,ftr. ami -r hereby-'stales, at the . .1.1 .....I
llia-ir own. it i siisin-ctaii that they are the
Jrpetrattr af the act .
ai
Rksldc, 3Ii., Oat. 1, 1SCS.
Mrf. EiHTORs- wraite yon to anniiince
mne as a eanali.late for Ha? CiHinty C'krkshi,
; Mtbjert to the lonervative Convention, to
be held the 6th inst. Yon liavr, throii';h an
error of my brother, mt me i-'i as an iie le-
jienalent a-amliilate. nease corjvet in your
JH-st issui. Very resHatfuEr,
j.s. i:."iillAki.
K E Mx atiox In vieavof hi-api-ointiiieiit
at the I 'onaTence. hblal at this J.lai-e. tai the
Tresiilin-r KMershinf tl Boonvillc IHstrict
Ker. J. A. Murt.l.r ni-m-.l I.!. a.b.. -- h
. , r, . , , , ...
A. Wash, A. lakr-a Ihe Irinriialship.
jumI J. II. McIIalluu, Lsaj., serves as .ssis
.tant. Mixitakt A aJetaehinent of the 17th V.
Inatuutry, nmler eomniaml of ('apt. .las.
J. Eieroii, arrive J in our eitj vesterday.
Thr aMaa-hma-nt -on.ista of thirty-nine men,
-ve believe, all fine looking and well uiiiforiu
atd anal ariuetl.
a mm
Tia rr- The paastpamment of tlie
alrawin; of tlr LuKcV ttir. at St. I.uLs. i n-jble-a
Grimes A Venable to oBa-r the tickets
;-r a4 UU Siivr.lar evetiina; na-.t, at which
time tbey are po-4tiirely to he n turned.
New Iloriat: Capt. t;eoi-e Keith lias
Aoai-rlit the lot on Main .Urca-I. adjoiuin-' Mr.
fjt,riek'-lKilik,aiidwi!ler.-ata Mora hon. - a -
,.-,.
nteivon at once wawk bavui-r already Ihiii
tromini need.
a
?T"iriIt A iiejrro woman, named Mary
tea-l. hnn; iM-raelf. in lliLsaily, on .Sunday
ni-htUst. Mte waalal-oringunaVr luenial
. .. . . ' " . ...
aneraiiw as lite time, and lor a .onr wimc
IVrevionsly.
Itoa-OH I's.tmc We have een a letter
IWtna fnropetoa srentleman of thiscitv, witai
ileail end torn away. What does it mean?
fteonkl only have K-aur alonai bj-band, fan
ar postmasler a-riHii!t Sir' it '
Taat-xcu f-KOP We re-fret to learn tl.at the
frost baa erifMi!y injura-d the rowiiijri rop
of tohttrt-o in Ibis couni v. die gentleman.
aYearthiritr.fc-o3 ta-a-nty-tiva ai-j-cs. and
all. so far 'as w bTir. have had J'Hir crop
nore or jka ijamavi-d.
CLm'KaT iwTimiT SretJ ArtBstronn -
tat ju-4 ira-eiva--! a Mi.ply of-the above eais.
frna fhd good, for sale cheap.
Hmvokm Khler 11. M'.- Ktedsoe
i
-,
Willi
dreaA at tie rs!i-i-rits.,'ct'-ta- t
SENATORIAI--
3fr. fcpiT'U3: Alloa me, llironirli the misti
aiima of oiir valuable iiajH-r, to r.-tui-u my sineere
Li !o .1. If. fur his Hasu-i-hitr m!ici- af me, in
the Kxpri-ss. I have loin so
Itl:tte i'.-r the ss-nat- fYotti T
icitisl t;. l..-romt- a c.m
irious atuarteva. jvit-lti
totbr s.piuit:itin.of mv frit-mis. 1 am a canilitiare
for liie .a-n:tte, -ulji-et to the .lrei-ion ef 3 rol!-.a-u-t.n.
If 1 aiu t umniiutte-J, I j 1. -lj.-- my n.ovt
i. the buiuiuvf. ,v.i. UtjaiK.
My nanm having ln-eii usctl in ci'imoxion
wit!i tin- i.iTirr i" Sfii;if.r. I tltvm it jirojier
triv- itiv views liriollv .Niiliii:iI jiiiilSl;itj
politii-s. " am in l":ilr of tin- ProMtli'iit's
r.t-mi-itnirtioii ptiii.-y. I iim in fhvor ilvc
rv mini t:kiitir !iis M-at in Uoniv.s Iiorma-llit-s
vi;!i th- tr-rin-? laid down in in''iii--liuuiun.
Uut I am told both lioii-cs art- tin-iiidg-i-s
f tJie ijii:ililMatii of immn iifiii
'Wv. At!mit it. Tin y tiiit-t ho v-!!n-;l!)y
jwiii- law. What i that law ? 'flu- 'on-ti-tution.
T!u V'oititiilion s:tv tin- iiiimiiImt
llin-t lir.Vf n-- tvr il a nia.iorii v oi -,i -.
,-1.4 bv tli!M-ailtlmricil t i vote lor Hit'inU rs
f thimr liiinn'roin hmiu'li of the Stsifi-Ij'gir-laturc.
Hell, otrr-s lia the liulil
ti "iiirjiiirt- 5:ito f!:at ftn-t. If it apjw.-ir-: hclia
rit that majority, tln-y havt-a riht toi'X l
liim. ' Ami i tho otlu-r i-iMmUiifr.. such a
, asrt. r-siiiciH-'. Ac. Let ns l.iok i;t tins a
i litTh. tor I wish to U.' brii f. A man is ar-
r.:iirmil for inr.nW; li" jmls in t!i a of
ju-tiiiallr ln.mi. i.l.-; tin.- judc is to dii-idi-lh
law of tin -: tin ri.lf!n-o is lu-aril; a
rli'ar imi of jiistitialiti liomirid is ovi-n.
but tin; jiidf says -'I will r.'iiiiri' soiin'tliin
morf. and I wiii liattir liim tor iimrdt-r in tin
first di-no." Asrain. tin- jury is sworn to
try :!n-raso. and a triif rdi t find. a -or-diu
to llit Liw ami 'vid tn-e. Tlwy aJaiit
tli fast- is om of jiisiilialile liomifi li1, but
wili rt'iiuiri' soirn'ttiin inori. and wit! ivudrr
v.nU. t of I'UiH.T in tin- lir-t .i-.'r.v. 1
i l'.ivi- thought (ro;T to say tints i:uieii. tor II
slioitld N- !' Iil to tli- S--li:s!( I will hi in
favor of i:i-trn thiirour S.-nar"is:i!!l n (in-st-
inii nr !i(mlHr.s f thclowt-r lio;i to ud'.int
thf menilifM of the !on;h on tin tonus li. -re
laid down. A iv tin tw Ei!''!a:id uifinlM-rs
i of I'onjrrcss :n-;uatd by riii ii!c in ki'iiii
tis Southern iii-nibeis out o! luiyri-s:'
X;iv. veiilv. but I v intr-r. The eiijiitalist
who has his thousands laid out in u;-
j oji wiiii-h he is nor jtayinsj one cent of tax.
and is deriving from "2" to .Vi jier cent, prolii
by means of the tarill". they think if Ihe South
i-ailinitt.il the nienibers may join with the
wvst and siMiil thiir e.iins. Is it riuhl that
the imiin-iiM- ainount of bonds should jro un
taxed, while the jioor man's home is fael
lieavily? I think not. I rejrard the slavery
cHlstion as s'ttl-d. The South, whieh is
most mtere-lei!. lias ratitie.t tlu emam ta-
: tion aet. and 1 am unwilling to turttier agi
tate flu (jtiestiou. This is a white man's
roverinnenf . i am npsed to tirjrro suf
frage. I think he i- wholly disqualified to
I east an intelligent vote. v Hat mav te his
improvement, time w ill show. I am in favor
I of irettin elear of all test oaths at the earliest
HssiMe moment. I reirard them as um on-
stitiitionul. unwise, and l.-ti iietive of the
therebv defraud the i htldivn of tlie U-n. tit ot
an eiliK-ation. In the l.ejfi-'latitre which jv
iramcii uie law, we nail memoers wuo were
onuialiv troiii ermonr. jiassiicmiM-tts,
Xew Hampshire. fomtHticut. tHiio. Illinois.
Inoiana. ami Iowa, t.aeii n'comnu mien tue
law of their respective States as a model for
our law. lliev siioni'l nave remeiuiTii
that while those" States have made fortunes
less. rnoii i tin nominee tti me pio iy .
will addres tbe vnfers
more
:t lenrli bv
handbill, "'ours tnilv.
1VM,
nuvt'E.
SXHIDAT SCHOOL COSTENTTOJf.
The Lafayette County Mnulay School ( onvention
nu t on Ihe iTth in-t., at l' o'clock, a. m . , in the
lresl tt riaii t hlirch. Ju.Iile .lohn r'. l: I :iai. I was
railed to Ilie I hair, anl Anthony !I:iyue?aiioiiitel
Seeretarj-. Lxcrcies were intro.tu.-vfl willi j-rayt-r
by Uf. J. A. tiuarlei. The following l Ugat-
taei-e then cnrollc.t, nain.-ly:
KitoM l.:xix:Tov I'rf-l.vterian srh'-l It. VV.
Kinb y. Itev. Jauu-s A. t.iuail.-.-, .lotm K. Il:int,
Mr- .1 . It I'liih-y. Mrs, s . Miimm-r jii.-. M'i-M.
F. Lonir. Mt-ino.li-r, Stmth Ma.ior .llm K. Hy
Iaml. KptM-. al school .Mr-. 4 . Urn kinirham,
sti Vlaiy slram.-ke. Ctll'i-ti.tn s,-h'N.I Aiilliony
ll.in-.. fS;.itit -hol ll.-ur 4 . W aila.-.-. .Mi
sioii si-h-frol Misa Mary Ko.x, .Mrs. .Mary Vltcall",
Mr.. Fannie l.n:r. Mis iJi,.,-f u M.-JIit-e"l.-r,.
Fk.m litivfu ir--lo t..-rian .o!.t. A. Itarn-ft
s--rl:ry :w- or.l. rea to loi w :ird to the artotisj
smi.Liv sv'ti.MMs -I" ilo i-oimtv bbiiik rejirts lo l.e 1
'"Kito ti"?: .. i
constitution nr.rt l.v-hiw un,) .iiiinr, ,,t ta,- ton- ,
tenrioii. f. ro;-t at l-t mc-tins.
.Virrlciiti-t s.-h.rf.l. s..utii ll-l iii-or. I'r--I-
I nri.ni K. W. ruil.y. liupl Lt II . Walla.-,-.
4 bri-tinii -
- f I .1
.ruitriii. t-.pis.'o.al .t nims
. -4.i.itiiiift-tr : i!'n ii-jniii; 'l t ri!rt .1 j r'-liitiiinit-
tt t'. n i- i.riit f i:t-Tinif. tiz: Uv. -I.
i .. il;irl". J .itli t,. ti Uttt'l aii'I . If;t in
Tiil- fuil..v iim w-r- III. II :tp.ltlt-lt i.H tllr l-M-U-liv
.i..iulniTI.--. l'r- in :ili 111.- -i-li-'-iN ill l?l- .-..ri'ily ,
a:z: lr. I h:ilul..-r-T t hali-s Wilitlli. s. . t hil'.-.
lr. s.ii;- .r I -,.Mth. It. v. r T. ,M lU ortli. VV .
i vr-.-, II. .1. Iim-iii-, H K. Miii-wbv, 1. M . It .l.-
iii-.:i. l:nf-ia i ..ui.ir. iilinlii ll..n. .l:or.'- I.ir'l. i
.i.-!;ni. N-H-. .I-HI..-S i . . ln T.-iajil.-, luul j
IC.i!i!i:.rl. I !I --..tl. M I. I. -l..ltt. !
!,e t..l..an .! :.)., . .i ,l.-l u .-..Liw-ifs-ef n- I
r-.li"ii, 1 - .. W.-mw.irth, .lohll t.Kylaml
Iir. M'.-. s I i;:i,.!ii;.r.. II .1 . I ills! l.ilikT.
litili 1'. VV li.-on au.1 M It.. le wt-ri aji oinl.-.i j
.1. l.-ir:!..s t'l ! si . i.oiii. i ouveiino.i; II. J . Anij- J
str'.ii-ai.l H;tiiir-1 iiisvr, ail- rnua' S !
1 h.- iii u.)i.-i-- nt In1 -..'-'uii e iti in : f wi-ro r-)i-tl
i j t-v.-ry elt'-ii 1 ! . In-it inr. r.'-I in :1m-
..an iili.il. t' icioifst lh- iitt.-THljiK-' nf nil im-1-s..iis
in lfc- r.iinly in' ;---t-'l in lln- "m(i ..i-k. mel uil i
in til- a.li ati'.UH-1.1 1 Ili'i l'i. -l "I Hi- a uvfiitmii.
a.nuuitt.-e ..n ii'!rrMi,iiiif ai.ii.in:-.l t. invii.- a !
:i r I. a.l'ire-s id,. n. i m. riuir, m s.il.d;u!t
Jrll.Mls. a f.uvi-lltion atti'ilirtie.! l.i 4:tM-t .s;U .N..I. .
at 111 n!l-l.M-.kt A. M., at ltn- l'r.-sl. Tt-rian I liun ll.
J K IO I.A.MI. lnsileut.
A.xtiionv !!.v.vks. -ri-.-iarv.
New Advertisements.
Iry liootis Mr. Ar.Iiiifrer sj-aks at some
letijtli. in rejranl to Iiis new ro'HN. We
Iiave U. .ke.l in at liis assortment, ami. in our
lavonte store ot Mrs. H lute, a house now
over liftecn years i-st:iblisha'i. H-r bonnets,
hats, feathers, l'owcrs. ritilmns. anil all
that -hoiiM ailorn tin heal of a la. ly are of
the laifsf fasiiin. ami lst material.
Ivntal lr. SeiM i r aiinoiinei-s his rcad-ina-ssto
iwrforin all o"-ration.s in the 1 tenia)
line, at low liriei. I im 1 loct.-.r iies the
Irous oxMeas in painful ojK-rations. Olliee
aiver Ziler's tin shop.
Tailoring W. V. froniwell is on hand
with his Ha-w stock of tailor's --imm- cloihs.
aassimeres. vstini;s, ,Vc He can lit any infiii
not over two-ami lialf stories hih." Over
1 1, hi aatore.
Itoillity I'ol. Case, of K;i-:i-. is prepar
ed to liKik np the :t(l() biiiini y for services nf
ncirroesi f Kn al musters. "At Kansas City.
liriM-erfi-s Kobinson & Co.. Hroadwav.
I ',vp rw-emil t.irre slnpmetits ot all artb li
i in the whole-ale and retail trroi-ery trail
and are now nc mur tla-nt at tn-st rate?.
-stock larj-. and must e sold.
Hemp Brake See Mr. Morrison i-anl of
I'biliip'.s In-tiip brake, which he is iiiaiiulai;
turiii'f for sab.
Itrv Hoods ami Farniin"; Impliments
Mcss"rOVaddcll.MeCanslaiii tt.Co.Main st. ,
a-orner aif 1'iue, have in store, and to arrive,
al.irre and full stock in their line, held as
at low priii' as similar goods tsin lw sold for
anvwlacie. 3io trouble to show goods. Call
and examine.'
Bonnets and Itress makinir Mrs. f ir
paiiter A Ma-inw. over Mr. l.imrii-k's
bank, are in full supply of tail and winter
roods in their line, all of the ri'liT slri-c.
This linn jrive attention to dress makiu"; ami
laavtu-m Xnruishhia:. liiye tli.-u: a call. '
Stoveand Table Korsale. yc w mts.
lrv liiod.s. Clotli.itr. Oroceries .Mr. M.
Ij-iblich. whose advertisement aom-ars. din-
I hu'- " out-id.-, is in receipt id tall stocks in
' a" hU H':'rt'nents-r.i.Hl I,.,,. I-ome and
i cheap. In ihe aiotliiii"; departmeiit. that
prii-e aif -ji-ihI fellows, and aceiunioda;in-jr
I reiitletiian, Keller, dances a!teml:iin e. ami
j warrants a perS-ct lit. Two s-tre. iln-
j -."-oils anil clothin-. aippnsite City Hotel';
! grocaTics corner Main and Laurel. "-ot to
i b,Vi",,I,7'T'r' 'T1"',,
Ibir-a liisiiranei We call the attention
, f ,ho1 interested lo the announcement of
I Mr. K. Uiiisair iu to-day's apir.
j Ci rio'-a Ai.bi m This pleasantly written
: )Mk is ,w ran s:rie at Mr. nrtt's. Ue-
Meniln-r, the prmei d- r( to the relief of bin
Pri-e and !au;v.4 don't failio"t acopy
The pnwpecrus -ays;
It is well know n that (;.-n. Sjerlinsr I'rfee.
pn-vioiis to the war. wa jiihus-i-il ofa haiid-
s.;u.e fortune, allot wlm'u. tiv the
umiroiirl-
at'ou ol victors, lie ia.s lost, and is moV
: i: eviie. fSm less. A few f i-nds. from
; their anvii sa-anry neans. pro! I. d luinlS. lor
; Mrs. I'rice and family to jro t "Mexii-o to liei
! luisbaiiil; but alas! that fund was lost bv
j Miipwreck. lheiioleaiithoressofthishoi.k
; ba btwl it piablishett. that the proceeds mav
4 ; In Bsa-J fa,f the .beueiit ws Oeneral Tri.-e and
family. I At ev erv JfiMierolls hearted Mlssou -
rian have a copy, and thus not only support
nieri by eneonrariu-r"the authoress. 1ut
..).! .... a ..ak.,-.. i! ..n i .-.,.i:.... ,. a... i. -
.'. i: " J - - ". -".--: "
EGT-iTBATlON.'
i
We I.;ivt Iwaul from most of t;ie ivirlstt r-
injT distriets in this county, sinee Saturdat
l:ist, and will ende ivor to ive Oic t?tatfinent,'
as near as we can. .
Jn this township. Mr. Kar,' fTie re-jristnr,
lK'i anie somew hat iTlexe'l about his duties
and the demand utMrtt him, ami as mil. h was
not done as on the Saturday before, t!io:i;rh
there were plenty in attendant. Out suit w;.s
brought a;aiii.t" the registrar lieiv on Sitor
!;iy lat, and several others will prow out of
It," for this may be ilonu anytime within five
year.
Ini 'lay township, registration proeccded
;uiet!y and. we hear, satisfaetorily , not a
voter iH inr rejeeteil w ho w ould take llieoath.
In Washington tow rwliip. some tony .'on
servatives only were registered as leijal. and
alMttit three or four as rejeefed. Some rejee
tionswere iiuute that ptvbahly will be matter
for turlher tnve-ti-rtition.
In Dover township, the registrar. Mr.
Iutin. e-o t-urTy to work, mid eoiistruiu; liiu
law properly and fairly, proceeded to regis
ter pretty much all who ottered to comply
with its rcipiiivments. earn in; to Ihe rcjc
tel list only a lew names, ami those of per
sons who had been in the t 'on federate army.
In Middlctoii. .Mr. C i'attersoti, the rejr
istrar. rejected no one, we hear, clearly en
titled, under Ihe law. to become Icjral voters,
lavinu; far more stress, very projicrly, we
limik. on tin- tact of the applicant's standing
o! to-day than upon any nu re senliment he
mav have ciiteriaincd or expressed in the
pa-'t.
We hear from one district in Freedom only
Mr. Winkler's. There, we are told, that
oliiccr has ocrieneed no diltleiilty in n-iris-f
ration, and interposed n ubstacles to it. en
iteavoiini; to proceed in his duties as quietly
and legally as possible.
In Suiabar and lavis. we have no report.
A friend tells us that at Shaw's Shop, in
Kay county, the registrar is ob-tructinir reg
istration by everj- lutans possible, and that
lit'ile is doin-;.
TIKE FROM THE FLINT.
SmaiiaR. tHt. 1, lXltt.
3Iessrs. I'i'iTons: I wihto respond loan
article published in your valuable paper of
the iUth iiist., ver the siirnature of Kadi
eat." orderinjr me lo leave the township
within live days, or expect to be waited upon
with a view to vengeance, in the ordinary
manner of radical usanire assassination.
Xow, Messrs. Kditors. I was born and
raised in this township, and have tried to live
in jjood repute, ami would bevvilliiurtolcave
to my neighbors whether or not I have suc
ceeded in my desire so to live. Now, as to
the threats of ihe cowardly, murderous, rad
ical robU r. I would say. that if In, or his
thievino; crew, ever should try to carry out
the threats indicated, that lie will not liveteli
days in the township. There are one hun
dred stout hearts and uiit1iuehin; hands in
Suiabar that will teach those Urownlow.
Fletcher. Ilabeoke tribe bow to olicy Ihe
laws; and wbenever thev adopt violent- for
law. lliev will have to toilow in the wake of
tlieir illustrious chief. John lirown. We
want to make no threats, hut, we tell these
illains plainlv. that as Suiabar has before
been the battle "round, it will not prove less
so if these radical monsters commence their
hellish. l'.abcoUe eru-ade on our civil, law
abiding, down-trodden population.
Vcrv respect full v.
" V. E. MiVOKMICK.
Fike Fire was discovered iu the house of
Mr. W. 11. Craw ford, situated nearIover. in
this county, uu Wednesday last, and .-o rap
id was the pro-rtvs of the devoiirin- cle
ment, and so fairly had it established itself
! tore bein discovered, that all effort at its
arrest proved unavailing. When .the tire
broke out, the family were nt dinner. Loss,
about S;l."'H. There was iii-iir.iniT nn the
bouse to the amount of $10ihi in Hartford lu
suiauce i'ompanv. and on tin; furniture to
the amount of S7"0 in the Home Insurance
I 'oinpauv of New York. throujrb the oilices
of K. Vv'in-or of tins city. The Express
says Mr. Crawlurd lost I.IUmJIii rnciibacks,
concealed in the roof of the house, in addi
tion to house and contents. .
A house in Irishtown. iu thiscitv. wasde-
j stroyed by lire on Friday niht; fully in
1 sureil.
i
I'uoT'MiUAi-iis Mr. W. V. Inivall, the
artist, has. with commendable enferprizcand
.
ucsss of Ki-hop l.jLTett and Kev. lr. Se-
ho. .,!, r..r lb.,.,M a...l frames ...d has
tin m on sale to tneir many lriemls here. Mr.
l. 1mi-u Viu-I cnMiirh t ires-nr u 11 Ii
:iu alUiim --opy of e;n-h. for whirh we :nv
m it li t.l-,ijilTl!e'ii.-i.rare hi Mr. I s.
(m--i -T If. csty exfo.!ciii in (l-lin':iIioii that
th.'si ireittiwnrn hoiirht ami pai-l for a imm
her to b cUeni then'hy -M.lirh; fully
tlu-ir aopreriaiiou of the j-it tares.
Persons siifVeriiir ttitli lH siei.-i:t anil all
ilisiise- sri-inir from a (li-onlerct! st;itc of
tin stoiiini-li. slioulil at once obtain a bottle
i.f llie Keil Jacket Stomueli Hitters. otaln-
., . ... .. ... .... .
!' -iionl.l lie without till 111. 1 liey MV for
' sjiii- liv al! linguists lliroiiliont llieeoimtrj-.
"aaiaaV -g aV4aVj
MAHRIAt3
. '
i 1.ut;.-.1, itftlu- resitl. m-.- i.rii-briil-'s imrle, Mr
(I Pmmii-, on ihr 1 s..!cn,lr. Mr .1 - M
: HIM Kit. i.t-1. .I.i-i-i h. !., ...Mi-sllKM:ll.l 1A
j V. Ill I K. .lau.'iil. i- o lr- V lull-, ..I' l-u!lii, M...
M.i1 many lun y '-ars nl l-.:..ill.-ss an ti isi-i i.y
ntt.-Tp) lh ln. -m't tli.-ir il:;. 1-.- as a ray nt sui-
liiitt. sj.aikiii l .i ll I i:ani aniiil all lit.- elianes
,.b
N
.1-.-
In tlii. iv.unt.-, -J.1 inst , b- lie-. -I.e. Slmr
elf.ir-l, ti-i-l. it lo. i.i aiiMil.-i lay ton. Ks.i . .lilll.N
I M. Ks.i , t,. Mis- MAUO.VISfcT J. E.NUI
MAN, le.ih i.f Itli- ruuntv
- -til Ni-W" Ui l. ans. on thr St of.Iillv hut. .Illll
I.. I.I lil.i'W, l.i!,!.. lu-s MAlil.lh KhLLLY,
bold ol lln.t city.
l!'.M:-s Ki ili'v, now Mrs. I.uitluw, cotilil or wuulil
sH-:.k of .ri-ou lifV, slip c-otii.t nt tt iimi-tun aa
ninny of tlie stori.-s about ri-ln-1 barbarity an. I in
luiiiiaiiily Miss Kelley, sometimes rul!-i ilier,
bv ilir federals, was turi-sti-d at Natclii-z, iu
v. i t Ii ar.otlii r lady, sine-, di ad, rharged with soin--thiiiir
or unt'iin, as Ihecxse inilit lie, lliirni n into
! a i-ti ia rob! weatlirr, wilhoiil a lire, Willi no b-.l-I
.lin, and but liltl to f.-cl uion. exct-t Yank.-
; iiiiiaili-me. w h.-rr she reinainrd for a tint; was
; tle ii li-au-fi-rred to that di-"iirable i-n, airatiot
1 str.-.-t irisoii. st. Louis, and from tln-nre to Alton,
in w hich orison she remained for twmtrth-i, ami mu
linaUy ent lo Ihe peniti-ntiary a. Jefferson a'ity,
win re i-:air found hr. The. tn-alnn-nt she n-c-i'd
at the hands of irison-fceci'rs ronld only be tobl in
aTolnme. At AHnn her companion di-d, and was
kindly i-an-d for by thol attioiic I'rieitds of that t-ily.
DEATHS.
li'n-d. 1n ohn&oii county, nn -unlav last, t'ol.
A IINJ-.I: V( Kill, ;at of liourl.oil eoiiuly, ky.
" Yis, jronp gone forever! Mrs AM ANDA,
4-oiisort of I'lrteari Marshal, of this ronnlv, aipi
iyearst whose beaitk has unfortunately Ins-n i.q
thv lifeline for the ast tvlvr mouths, alter a se
vere strnjrjle, and lllleUsallirerillC for the ist ix
weeks, inell.llli-itit' the shoeks of the la-t st:Ki- of
eonsitintilion, i-ulmly fell asb-r-p to tlie arms ail ht-r
Ut-tleeimr, on M'litday evening, Ihe 171 la tilt.
''J'l- pasl; the voyage of Jifp is o'er.
Tin- wandi-ra-r hull, aniiihcrlinie,
On i'1-ribhiirnr to yomtt-r shore.
She VH-ws afttrthe waves of time.
Ky. paica jileanc-oui.y . Katie II.
At i-li-vpn .iVtorb, un Snndav ntKllt, the -jrt
lilt. . -II )IIN liilVVMAN, Milium, st son ot Josi-.h K.
and Nannie K. a hinn, at.--l w-vfi yrara.
Ilealh, the destroy iuit anel, with hisiry ftnit-.ni,
liaa snttielitMl a loved one ol Ihe home jewels from a
happy family, .since ItU auluncy we have known
ami iove.l I it I las Johnnie, ami w niched w tth interest
the many little iieirttliai-ities; ami tlie expn-.sion of
oriiaial ideas, hit rharaeterislie of pra'coi-.ioiis i-hil-dreu.
.Many an evening hav we seen him fobl his
tiny hands iiion his inoiiier's knee, and heard him
lisp a fi-rvirnl -rayer to heavni.
I.ik- ihe transit of a Iteauliflil itar, hi has pns1
ft-ni earth, and fouinl a home w ith the l.riirht aii-la.-l-:
anl w hen -'J im., the ari-eal t.iatlt-lniil.l.-r, '
shall have lal.l ns all low in the tlllst. nitty the fain
ilv of which lt a uieniber, ba: all rt-uiuted in
llt-aeii.
tiiini' as the fresh yoiin flotra'rs,
liie in the tuinlut-r slin;
So hadi our eui tu-.-Iar f.U-d
Our loved, our ilai'Dui' one.
Ilit-brtl i- Ibe vttir.e et'liiiisii,
Kallinar tit eniilcace -tw-et.
Nn mot', a'ila r:lti altsw.-r
To tbe patter of Unle feet.
'u nmr w ill his invinft kisw
Kail on his nioiiii-r's t-hrck.
Anil his rosy lips -uhim4 atter
'I In words he was wont to .eak.
As the How era closed llteir -elal-t
An.l lite i-vcuin.- wnu-it awtiv,
Bri-'Ut aiifls stuoi-tsl lo latsten
io little Joltttitit- pray.
As the whispered prayer rosa softly.
Like the entla hr-a'rli of spring,
lie bank to rosy similiters,
'.ulh his iiaritian un.-l,l whig.
And Iheanxpls tliil not wish him
In thiscobt tiaik World to stay;
With low- soft w hi-iM-rs of music.
Tliey woueil our lUrlinaj away .
Ami the strains the anffels tan- him
lie raatirht, aul is siiitint; too.
Ami oh! in that wliisM-r.-.i 'music,
bored ones, he is vallillit you.
V lu ll tipi iin'linieM.'altei-s her garlands
." Ail over die fresh .vrix-en sod.
iliT,u!i at home will our dai linp he tuusiliK,
Hit .su'ii wid re.t wiii hi-t aui.
TH5.EB HmraSED DOU,ARS.
Thn Huhrttvd Ooliars Compensation t loyal
ownnrs f.r Service- or Slaves in the tailed
I utra army.
i T- s. C.-Vs
sE. KunsasX'ity, Mo., in rolleetiiaa
i tte aboye a:lass of chtims, well a bouuties and
' pensions, for white and colored soldier, anil their
, htirs, and all other rlaims aainst theGovera-nent.
: .. ,
I N.Mawiin. MUvxHim 'orinit-enlars,
THE ST. 1XU?9 CONt2rNCE:
The session f litis btaly closed on Wednes
day evening. The ehar'jR to the pn aehers,
bv Dr. Ie'ntt. irevioil to leadins the iip-
jiointinents. wss. for Its leiijrih. a ti'liciloiis,'
hannv ami touching aniieal to them to stand
firm in tbe discharge of all their cl.ris.iai. du-
ties. The list of appoint incuts is as follows:
AITOINTSIENT vr IjIK I'KK M IIKIt.
St. I. of is liisTiacT ffio'. M. Fiss, E
First Inircli losej.h B.o
enteiiBrv To Iw siunilieil;
St. I'aiil ami City Mission W. Jt. rroUsman;
Wesley t.liajNjI lo te slliille.l :
.stoil.laril A.l.'tlioii To he llp.i
Ml-
I aroti'lelet lo ne slll't.Ile.1 ; .
Manchester Station Milton A.Iki-wn
Fentoli Iu lo i-.iliel;
Union nn.l Merurin f it John K. oillicj-,
I.. W. I'onell;
St. T.otiis f t V A. Mori!.", W. UroAiiiiics
.Ml. Olive 'I'll le s..iel;
a tiiiioi Win. W. aV illiaitis;
1. IS. M Aiiully cililora liii-lian A.Kocate.
Itoowil LE ISTH1T JollN A Ml III1H , I". E.
Hfioiivilie stalion Willimii J. lroa a;
tt.-ll Airt t l. rris I". smiili:
Jeilt i-son a iTy st ale 'ii tieoi-jie W. Horn;
.Icllei-soil Cilv t To l.e sllilii-J;
aliforniit I t" I. F. llojiaM:
Ver-ailb's a t Saiitii.-I s. a ol-l.oriH;
a.eorietoa ii a t John la. Wootl;
Arrow II.M-kl't V. Uiult-r;
saline a I I.. rnUiani;
I lover! I John It. i;.nm-tt. W. B. McFaiiaml;
Wam nshui ir i t I.. It .-ii-.-loil':
lhs-. Wat.ran.l H 'nrsnw V . M. I'itts; J. Me
tary, Joiah Guiltn-y, su,is. ;
K1S.I1('ITT 1HSTKICT . SctKIIlT, P. E.
Kansas 4 ty slalioii .losa-ph w. I,evi;
I. i-Miiulon Wilttam C. .oll.i- ;
ln.eielil.-nee M. l. tu:h;
In'tepetuh-nee a 't A. W. Thompson;
West,iort 1 1 Thomas M. a oll;
Weliimctoii t liii-liar.l '. Meek;
I oliiinliis t II. W Wel.st.-r;
II. t'Tisonv ille t J. W. II. Wool.lriilRv;
Shaw nee 1 1 Charles Hoi.-.-,:
!.-com.to!i Ct To he sllifliel;
1'aola Mission P. W. Iiuueaii;
a'onni-il airov-- a t William !tnilforit;
Ki-kaioo 1 nl i2i ti Mission Jim1 sja-nc-r.
Foist Scott Imtiurt J. OiTzi.ta, 1. E.
Ft. s-i-.oil Mission To he kiiilil:
lola ami Veniifi-ris a t Arlliur HawLiits;
Sirin Kiver John I Itaniahv ;
a an Iia-ie l t '' lii-sunilu-.i;
Neosho .Mis.-ion t alv in . WriUt;
Mt. Vernon To he stioplieil;
Stoi kton 'I o he stl..)ii-il;
Nt-vaila To In snilie.i:
SrniNOKiia i Iimkii-t tinn. V. Wistos, I. K.
S.-iiit;licl.i station i'o he sili.liei;
S.rinir!iel. a t To be sli.liel;
liolivar a I 1 jjini. I A. M hiiii-jut;
Man-lii-M t To be slllllel;
llulfalo I I To he sn.ili-tl;
I,,-ha:iou ft To he suiij.lieil.
CillKKNVtl.l.K OlSTIUCT.. JoiIN '. WlU.IAM-t, 1". E.
air.-en. il!.- 't To he sll)i1ir.l;
UlooinlicM a t I'o lie slleplii'.l;
West I'l-ailiel J lohll II. Vle:
airaml Prairie -Maim-s C. T'..misoil;
llolii'ilian ste.he A. Rlak-y;
a '-lllel'V ill. Toll' stili!ie.l;
Thoina-vill. To la- si..iIL:tl;
lloillou To tie sal j . i,-.l i
Uolla Mission To he sli..M-l;
Itloom a. aril. -11 John Monroe;
Sal. -in t t I'o be sii..liel.
C.MK lillt.VKPICaF IIIST . Wt . S. WooIIAIill, P. E.
Ja-kson i t To lMsiii.'liel;
o-w Mailt i.l .f.'hti s. l-'i-ai.-r;
Mississi.pi a t To lo- Hitiiisl:
a harleston Munson II. Anthony;
belllon I. Ili-illlis F. Asj.ley;
Perry ville William A lexnmler;
Faniiiiiicion liavi.l J . Mariiiiis;
I'lalllll llllirh N. Walls;
IocIiwo.hIs Ami. Pierre, N . II. Emerson, sii. ;
aale.onia .lames M. Proetor:
Fre.!.'riekt.v n l.ei-- a ' . Knowles;
llallas TiJe sli..i.-.l: II Watt-, flip.
J C Ht-mniiin. Pi im-'l Vreailia lli'll scIiim.I .
J. C. ShaiV.ltonl Mis. tot olM People:
A. I.eei-r traiist'.-rre.i to Missouri a oiiferenc:
William M. ICohhins trails, to K. Texas a onl;
John K. Hall trans, to Kentucky a 'onference;
I. It. Ellis trans. t'.F. Texas a'ont'.-rence;
John C Kini? transVrr.-il to Mo. Conf.
The vote iiMn the change of nam of the
church tiken Vetlne.-day afteriKKin and
evening, stxnl, 2i tor and 12 against it. It re
quires, to nuke tlie cliatifre, an aitirmative
vote of thre-frurths of all the members of
the several C'onterenca-s; so that it will lie
some time liefore it is known whether the
cban!e is adoptail or not. The debate on the
ipiestion was conducted by lr. M'Anally,
.1. lit.ler, W. M. I'rottsmaii, and others,
in favor, anil by llevs. Jno. Shaekleforil,
John K. Iteimclt, F. A. Morris, Le!tvich,
I'itts. and others.
On the ipiestion of lay delorate, the vota
stood, 1!) for, and 'M ajjainst. the measure.
Xext 'onfercnee to be held at Kansas City.
The Missionary lecture tif Ilev. lr. Se
hon. dadivered on Tuesday evening, was lis
temil to hy a larjrc concourse of jicoplc. Tin
subscription was small amount in;; to only
about l.0. In our notice last wea-k. we said
of Kev. J. I)it.ler, that he was from Illinois.
This was not pnt-ise Iv corn-et. It is true he
had 1hcii lalMiriug in
hack; hut it i-also true
Tlliio.iv f.r u.iih. i'm I
Illinois lor lltf tilliP .
that he is a Ketitui-kiail .
, .... ... . , , . , ... .
by birth, and an old nicllilier of the M. Loins
Conference, to which he returns ami takes
. ... , , , .
work, as Will be seen by the apjiointiilcnts.
His resi.l. tiee in Illinois was inereK" temiio-
rary
Kor the .nfimiiutioi. of tl.' to U lnHI
he is assigned to labor especially, au.1 all
others who may have never had the opjior
tunity of hcarinsr this popular preacher, we
append an extract or two froin papers at a
distature:
Leelure at the Court House. J. Ttitzlcr. if
tin Chri-tiau I'niou Church, arrived in our
city yesterday, ami will heture to-nijj-ht at
tlieciiurthotis,. u,on --the philosophy a.fthe
relioioii nf the Inircli its principles work,
progress, triumphs and failure-;, with tlie
eau-es its alliancc-i with polities-" l.M'tlu:
oratorical powi rs of this lar-l.iiueil leetiin'r,
our readers can jildin from the loilowiii,
whielivve clip l'r-mt the Columbus O; Times.
tliliev Ik-lil.
-An Kloipient riseourse. I has s-Mom
Dcen our i'iki loriuiie toll-ten lo a sermon so
ri ltli le with thr !l;l--luS Ol bruiltitlll ini;io-..r.
....1 rn,.vI,tio,i. soeleyaut iu ali.,ion.
so iu;ijestie in expression. s. toVer.li;r 111 siili-
limit v. as the niio uttered hv the Kev. Mr
Ititlcr. of .Missouri, at St. Luke's church, i
Sunday evcn'iii from the pass;ti in leve- I
iationj 4 -And they said airaiu. Allcluin. " j
Ve have never lictore li.-ar.l so forcibly or-
tntyed the aw fill "rninileur of tiod's "jrreat- i
ne-s. or liccn led to form so contemptible an '
estimate ol'the imiuiu-ssiuial iioihiuo-uess ,f ;
man. '1'lit descriptive powers of the revi-r-!
end reiilleiiian are indeed reiuarkalile. 'i he i
vastness anil illiiiiitalileness. yea. tlie tin idle
siiMjmjty ol'liod'sciicative powa'r. weredeiu
onstratcd w ith st deoree of uiatha malieal plc-ci-ion
and astronomical detiniteness that ware
well calculated to lose the lu'uid of man in
fields of iniatriiiatiou ma pra-found that we
."- ---- 11 '- -" i.i .-it-ii tes im all
..oo-. l-s i..t..n....i ,. ..ii i . , . "
jnsrcl s intellect mi-flit well lie piesnam,.,! to
essay in a.tiit. ans aiiciupi to iieiiTieaie tile
siijieflative rorii's f ;d"s eternal hal. na
tion. --Ihe land of rest, the saint 'sdeli-dit. "
presented a theme of iiicoiiinurahie lieautii
III which thoiiohtsof the richest taiicv rushefl
lonii troin me pjieaker s iiiuid like diamonds
from the iirirh,,;,- fountain, e -u-h elusterino
to its mate like the jjoro-eoiis eatloring of the
rainbow prism, and these, in turn, tonuinir
flowers of sna-h splendid lute that the ininij
iiivoliint.irilv lost i.'sa-lf in the lew ildei inir
contemplation of the peerless gloria's of the
entrancing diorama.
A meelinj of Confederate "olilicrs
was held in Memphis, on the 12tli, over
which John C. Kkavser presided.
Gens. Forest, Ciialmers, IIime, and
other eminent Southerners, weraj pros
ent. Iiosoltitions vTin-saive of a de
termination to sustain the President,
and honestly accepting the situation,
.vtro adopted.
At an election in St. Louis, on the
27th, for dele-rates to the CH3- council,
from the Fifth Ward, IIexsi.ey con
servative, heat Oi.app, radical,:! 18 votes,
ont of (5w votes cast.
Gen. Dix, who had just filed his.
bonal as -aval otlicer of tlie iort of New
York, Ji4 received and accepted the
position of Minister to France.
a --
The eciintj- noniinatiiig Convention
meets on Saturday, to make nomina
tions lor the several offices of the coun
ty. 1M
Mrs. Peyton Jlarrison, Treasurer of
the Southern Relief Fair of Baltimore,
stthniits a report of the receipts, expen
ses and disliiirr-onieiits of the monev
realizod from the Fair I.eM in tLat citV
in April last, ot vhich the following is
a brief synopsis :
OrosR KeiiipLs.. SHVS.177 2"
Esiwuses 3,-51,7 2s
Total net receipt
DLsburseuienU.
Ualance in trtvtsttrv ;
... 174. V 1)7
... l8.dlNI (X)
t:.tHW u7
The balanea in ht '-t.ranry is more
nominal than' real, tnhny pf'the State
coaiimiteos haviiitr iiiatiHrniMj tl.-ir
jmrtii-ii "f it.'
St. Touis Registntttua.
. YosloTilay at llic Ilo-'islration ofliee,
:U 1 hp corner of Fourth ati.l Kimtrl,
over vvliicli tmo l.'a.sjicr AVoU presulcti
an Irishman up!iod for rei'ist ration.
,aa . t - - a
ex,.iai-7.i, jk.,, ,-e.ti- .,..eS
1 1. at nis luiiiruiizuiiou pai-er-t were at
Iiome ; that he had I .fen a voter for
years and oujjht, as lie had subscrib
otl to the oath, lo tc ainiittcl as
a qualiflf J voter. J. J. Tohin, Ksq.,
who irin present, reniarkeil rcseeUul
ly, that the registrar hail alinitted
othvr foreigners without refinirinj' them
to produce their papers, and should not
mak an exception in the r-n?; thn. be
fore him ; whereupon the l!or-itrartle-maiiilcl
the arrest of Prof. Tohin for
alleged di!ttirh:ttue. If twh arrosrant
and insult iiiiT tools reeeivc their deserts,
tl.ey would !e pitched into the Missis
sippi. They may find out, when too
late for retreat, that white men will not
loiijj suffer such outrages without prop
er resentment. Tuitrx.
A Wasmiilon dispatch to the New
York Herald, in speakinij of the Jeff.
nvis trial, ays:"It is well under
stood, in the best informed ofiioi.iJ cir
cles, that Jhivis will not le tired at the
October term, and that his release may
he looked for soon at'ter.but not till afUr
that time. On dit, that Mr. I lee-1, one
of Iavis's counsel, had heen authorized
hy the Attorney (.acneral to say to hit cli
ent that the I iovermnetit would direct
his immediate release on condition of
his leaving the conntrv, never to rt urn,
nnd that 1'avis iiidigiiantly rejected th
oner. Ay. ;-r.
The trraves of the four men, murder
ed bv order of lieneral Hurbrid in
front of Mrs. limit's residence in Ifi,;
have been inclosed hy a neat railing by
Mrs. Hunt. Ki. "?.
We pee by t"pcial dispatch from In
dianapolis to the Louisville Courier
that rumors prevail that neproes arobe
intl :4rtned, with the cognizance of the
State authorities.
James Foster, a lawyer, who l-efore
the war lived at Oregon, in Holt coun
ty and represented that county in our
Legislature, has been convicted of mur
der at Iiamond fit v. Montana.
Hon. Sample Orr, formerly of Mis
souri, is a Democratic candidate for the
Legislature from Meagher county,Mon
tana Territory.
Now AilvortiomMits.
f l"rrtiit-n'-nt.l
Mtir-h, of ;iu. h i.- !-'! ! :i i I :tu-l written ntvrtit
our ir-snt inffinlrp'-' in .fl."."', mom, I ht h-m-i
than triu. Uut ln-rrniiir IwKf-r
-tl. Iy i-niiitnl -XM-rHn', I ttml rhf half Hm not
Hn t-M. Th vry lri-j. jrtim anl lliri if r re
lation, wurktil it- w.iv ti thf top in th last four
yiar. Vii thi- --iiik f lt-tl an.l extrt ni rontlnr.
J-piirft.'! nii-t ''iiilM'i with n fint pumh, in vain
woiil'l fr tlii tiiMk tt tfjunl thin. Is there no way
t ril onr-t lvt-.s of nui-ncc- I ijiin-i tii're is. Ires
itlftit .lolinson. in si s)K-rh. iay !-,
ami I think Novt-tiihcr n-t will f-II tin tale l'r hot
ter. I liM-l un nrr.i-.i.ii3 tine time finer to have
fu- trtwl In-fore hi Honor Jmlire r 4nstiet i arr,
one from hnni U mitrht exiw-et .iie-lH-. from Ihe
Io-.itioii HTHitiJ . Hut not so: that pm1v irejii
tiire hirh f nki-n surh tefi hihl 011 thera, fUNtn
1m ine tu sep dilTerfnt. The tram-J jn-tire. or the
loit r n))K-il;ttion, inintice, tTemnlar and iirnore
the plui.H'-t i-rerfjit. if lan ami former ileri.ion,s,
ronvinriutt !'. anI every otlit-ruiipn-juilireo1 niiml,
that he eallfM lv ih wronz name Hid Honor,
too is aspiring to the jnIirv-hrp. 1 think we hayr
hntl tiitf rnoitL'h nf htm to let him Mih V topple
him from hi- .r nt p'iitton, ni pivr hiin a tall
fall in r kjanl to his future a-fMrai ion-, ami leave
him in the wet. Thi eonitnnnity ha-not ?o Hn
forclteii the felieitoii-t husine-w lie has of Inte heen
enui'tl 111 ti i it ii.ir in uiatrinioiiv tli- iinhic:uhert
MiiiIatin, profKiiratin? the Wrmit-ll 1'hillipM,
lhail. Mrvi-n- oph-r of tiling tnieriftiiaiion. rti,
hnine, w hriv i- thy hl-.i-h! ami he. .m. a in iim -r a -hl-,
-niihntr. liriv.-iin-x nM il.iat, woiihl tain take
the h-ry of h-avn to M-Me the dvil in sometime-
roa-crvHtivf , anil sotti tiine Ku'lt! yet he
w ill not atturh liiin--If to ny .lohnm 1 luh. nr
pronii- toupN.rt no nonmii-e. I.ik- a i-trna. he
i with thf iii.i. lit i-ms 1 1 void of iiity as a
hor-e ir a lninknrt i of ri-liioii. ami a unlit f.r
jn-tie-f or iuivc. a- hell t for an nrsi-ual. ihr laetM
in tliecae lire Miltanliailv lhe, in r tfnr-l to the
nnmnirjiu Mll, in- ,.r,.f.ri ,1( rtlt. .
rty to jrive -rurity f-r rt-t of -.uit, in
. .o- rirm o so.noo o nifainsi nun, iir ovintf w..rin-
owni.,-nothing in hi- nan.--. ,.rovinir Thf r.ts
I totberomt. tin.; the ..l.i injnsti.-a thought
- his tioi.. fill lrit-iifl able, the law lo tin- i-oatrurv not-
i -ith-tandiiiir: fooisooth U trot a iloilai 'orsi.
I 'i' '"!-"'' :.'." tin-cost We were now Uriyinit
( i iir i:ii mien, ihiii ( iaji r-.trT iu it . ii iiaii
int'vzy mul Inui t raw n riuit ak':iint W
-u rai.-j, w in vxliii. lt.-il t viuriict ol k'hmI ilriUin.
an'l ili l ir-M.J 6'iiri-, lind t.Iil u.ia:'. thui-e wbo
i-ltfcii- with mn-t cxt-t:t i rie w tilt ilt-ntv, o 1
am I.r-tk" from u kin -izas In the lum t- ti
nt tn ; it is nrri's-arv iu riVf an ucnitml l-ftr
jii-iirt . I ! ihis, I hiul ihe .M- iti put ty jia h n,
uii'l with i) lii- il (ra iiy, lie udinitltd tuiii ili ius
t Im M.rr.-rt, vliichn oulil halve otiTii rJ thf
I he i'l 1 iiiit;u tlal. w. ith an at I i.-1 it r, w tlip di
Ifiuni liki lv 1 lit tiill his horH-t'iil, rHfl chum, hirl
ot tV-Htiivr. i!'.; cf kt'liH v. .If-we An1-rfin, anl 1
-larl that thr itt-m- jkrit-U nit to b- irarram,
ami linit a cnilt t l t 1h- a frarli n t-t..il;
lit-n- il w:in not cu-ltuuary to rtiarpv lor aurh . A
ir:trl. n w tMi f.tur ar'- !" Vr"iml, ami the nirhn
I at h n rhartr.' inaili- fair! We rt'tJ hy
tui-oM ami it s.oii'-i)ilt tavnicri-, that t-ucr caii-r
wa- iitt ioiii!i)'itiy raiH-(t in icanleus; im gn; hta
iiirmifaii!t eJii l,"H rU-ruul , that !' the Mtdti
ill lViiaiii liurlrii tiM lh, mih) huii I IijmI h
:--uii-r. Nt-w Yn k, ami CaU-h W. 4 u-hinrT it
wittil.i iiavt )'i-u 11 luy w ith me. Now. in imt-r-it
. I iti : I t hitrh hiiinr, aijltam ji.-tic, ami
t i.. hi. n..t 1.V.1 it- t-. .--..-. ....1 ;..i;.s . .
tlie vtiitu t lit 11 -t i Iu-ive. itli law rl
I -"t',", niad- ai.pli. uiion, throiiich im att
1! ZV
t v t tin- aery saw tiling had lMen sened on ine I
attor-
lrrt-
ill1
two
.luys I it I tire, i hat u riir-tire mih a Vfiijci-anre.
iiie fihf w itii-?M ii tlt up wile have a very
frtiMtnii-nr m-tiiwr atnl iht, itavimr ln Iiiur
in iht-in iclittorhO'Mi f .r thv a-t tn nr-. ami fHil-t-i
i -. a Inrt: :'-turf, lenct-il in alt !li- time;
itic or-,iUsi art t rribl !.-l'e-ul at tiim-4. an.l
k'-tenat otii-t-r- lie can latrlera, a-t he t nn
thritt. tix tttnths -M-forr itu-y -iui. lie Muteil his
h. tin till iinrie lVnri in tny 'isi.-f u r. or the ne al
luJe I !, in the -prtUK ol I chaipil him t le
ruire; he sanl hf wat, leraue in runnim from
li iee raiiifi-s that fall, he lmiinl n ditliriiltr in
etiii'4 tlinmh; thii making' a -rlisrr-i'i.aiiry tf
month-; -tatinr that tlie retire was put tht r- in the
jsj.rtnj?, ami in the tall of the aanie rear it not
thre. H'f:iw the trtHi)?.. and then aii it miarht
have lcn other raidt-r, and not lriees, he fun
tri 111. .VII true, oh, kinr. llis runuinx proclivi-tii-
are irKl eial ti hi- mad tuj.er iory and
imtoiietv, whieh han heen quite a lioif to the roin-
mumty in general, ami it hit." oven thouuht hv Mmr
i i i- . -- --- ,
lie has aiili.il iniltlie mean" to itrivaie i.ur.os. s-
, . r,, wall, yel, and cried, t.Mi. when he was r..n-
seriptisl. Ilerrie.1 ami heartrtsl like a white-head
to In exensetl, t'rom milrniitv, hut lookintr to wlt,
lol. (rir-a a-..Iielllded lie was fat eiion-h to kill.
Thotlith tlie fi'inostheni-sof the West, anil Moartll in
j to le .eVinitti-d lo h.nne mid B-ct a tilank. t. s.
tr.-neiai. lie res.i-it-. lo slrateirv ouee aaiaiti. Itetfirtiicr
hf tii.t, anil used it too, hut not in Crisp's i-ftriniriit.
II.- came not l:u-k till a..-:t. -riee was salt-ly en
r:tntil aaav Jovn n.-arl larksvill.-, in IVxa-, two
inonllls al'l.-r. 1 1- l..-i-ait.. as wilil ns a reindis-r.
and as hairy a K -an. an 1 ever atV-rtllal lontclt
ol'iiine. at Hi- si;rli! of a I. Ine or tadi-d array r-nat,
or eraek ol a sli. k. he, with a II.-lloo, would
r-miiiriikeawilsj L-t$. 1 1 1 j T. a;. i.KAi IS.
( iioic k i tRn roitNti.r..
Uli-l-KAIKI IKMi-I Im llllliitr.st
and Inn neresi.f I. .ml. Ioi-mmI nrlon Bf..o
A
miles from l.-iin;t,.n. on the VH"mJsirat
K.tad. is i-ffiTril I'.r.s.-.l. at a Low Ii-t tuH f- i
gatsaetory terms. It is well inipro-ed, hnviaaara
a.mwl House, I M-ehard, Vnt-r anil t-al rirr
ther p u-tleulars, apl 1 al this oltt-.-e tK- 'Ji r-"i
XOTICE. "
TIIEI'ornTXKs.lll h-Tt. fore e-aistin? he
twiia Iit.s. .Sei,eer A Major, i now ilisoived.
Itt. M A.la lie hata -en.-l an nflSea on aey--.
"aitt sireet, over aj. M. Jji iiiats' drvatC2i
so.hs slot-.'. wit.-rlo' is ,1 r -.ar' i to M-r-"s--Xr
forin all 6'H-nttions ,n-r.:untiir to IH-itiristry.
Teelh iNserieal aa p ! at mn j
UIHc-e in thr Tily.
tliRdf i illif i. s n ill be aiiministerrd for
putraetinaj Teeth va ithoiit Pain. PiTsoti- wh-i have,
hail liieir leelh ..lra-Ii-l at thr ollie of llrs
Sp.-n--r A Major, ir-iiaratorv to liaTtutr Ttth in-
sevtril, an.l , uil lite ii-uai ,-nr.e fer eMrarttft?. R&a t
wis.iii.iu; lo tiava tli tr t.-eta insi'i-seiJ aa ii'e ajttj.n-'f, ,
oiln-e, w ill hale tl.eitttioii.it paid lor tral inff. j
llediiel-.! from tin .licc of tlu-Joli wltru c ouil'K-lcd . j
sep inly j
tiisssoi hi rr.TRoi.r.r'if co'Pir. i
NMi K i ht-ivl'v (fiin l".r nifctiiiir nf llic I
lmkli4illir -aiif U- lxinjr'-nii i i - it ri IV-j
irft, t l-.Mii. in the tl;ty ol lrtolwr,
A. I livtirrfn tlie lttur- of 1" 'rtck a.m.. I
ami 4 Viork r. M to t:li-ct luirertors fr Raid
i itiifany. rnrni pnve the lear ni:nlt by tli- IrrA- j
i.liMii, nnl ihr nrf inn if the bnaifl ol' IiiVctrs, iii
8trur.tin Iht ii-ri-ri-i-nt to ninke I'j-'o-, ami iue !
buml of thr fiiniHiiy ! purl whi h.ivr advanc-rd '
niniM-v t the i 'ruupauy, mtd to e.tr,iu dti'd f .
tr-.t on thr real nnd rfoiml iiroprrfy of the m- !
patty, t MTun t;io $ m iit r-aid bond.-, and iiH:h j
olhrr busiucati as niav'ciuiir bt-fr-:' tilt m-tia,? j
Aln,l T. W IU,
rnoio..:: vpu: nioiocRinis:!
r.o to i::. av cuurt r.r
rf.ASDCnS aVKIXXKT,
fQIofcitc tile Court Ilo.ie, f.-rnirrij- Wbite'a,)
jr ror wart
u i"t it tit- ric'tiiiesi,
Pjir or Colorti.
CS" TRICES linDUOEn i-aai
":inl. Plain.
Vignettes....
1 vory typ-s. . . . . ,....
... to $V).
A lietlit'-tioij ftf -JO per cent.
All who
i FI-; A-rs!lutiVT.:"thri-
tl ..V.'.rt..n:ry . ts-rs. Kl.uiwrsT
el -- of
K too l
."s;s;l,, J-, (.-IT t,.w ion
Jiew AdvertiiH.'iiientii.
COLUMN OF FACTS
I'OB THE
3i i ii i n
HAVING JVST KECEIVED
rUOM TliK
EASTER X &. ST. LOt IS MARKETS
1 Larsr, Braatiral, Mi CsffCCafiaelj
AHractiTC Stock mt
STAPLE AXIJFAXCY
DRY GOODS,
Of every ifc'scriiition miifl Style of Fabric to
be Faiuiui ill a
CITY DKY G(X)DS HOUSE.
TT WorLD RESPECTFULLY AX-
U. nonnce to my numerous Friends
and Patron that I have taken partic
ular car ftnd great pain in celcc-ting
my NEW STOC'Jv I niight con
tinue to do, aI have in jntviout years,
cn nooessful in catering lor the
tattte of the mc-st fastidious.
Cloaks!!! Cloaks!!!
The Latest Stvlcs, in Sli..ies and Materials.
TO BE FOl'SiO AT
fcjr w lEsax's. -ta
Jaekets! Jsif lccti!
A very cuts and t-ecoming Style of
rnjijiin"; all the rg for rail w ear.
If the J wish a rare treat, foast-
iiiij their eyes looking at th Novelties
of the heasen, they must by all ineaut
call at
' a iris ! Sha ids !
Long and Square, in Scotch Clan Tartan,
LongandSqnare, inBay State
Colored and BlackBreakfaat
Shawls a great Variety
Stella Shawls, with While,
Black, Crimion, Green a n U
Dlue Centre, at
WILSON'S
DKY GOODS EMPORIUM.
DKESS GOODS ! !
In all the ilifleivtit m.itrriuls. from tha T-ow-est
Prieeil ltristol Gatods. to the Hirh-Irii-sl
French Faliries. in which nre to he fmnd the
Xeweit anil IWst Styles in the Market. For
all m.i It. go lo
rrosm: nic errv rotcl.'
S'iI'Ili GOoi)SI!
tt.yrer situet f all the Itest and moat Toi-nlar
.s lling at JjUiiKK'srijiJ.., ,t
sCloilits V 4Z?naSMiiiiciesi9
A Fine AMArtam-at of tbe fta-st Ameriera anil
Kn-neii i..mmI-. at the Lowest I'osisil l-f Prices. G-a-llrnten
w ill do wril, l-rf.jrc i.iuchsia-( aUa-whcre,
to call at
CWILSON'S.-Sssr
I twilil aiT io e .ncluaion "f-iWai aal U ta
fall Mat CaaiM Hj Stwi aaf Prim
BEFORE PURCHASIK3 ELSEWHERE,
nil at.-r Halntr an, 1 tSpar itnt flia r-ati!r. h Ha
Gnoils on ' r.iBtrrwi!t roarinro voa filar tit '
j abue is net iet "BatBroml-a. " boaf 1
! Tanlfnl for the libera! patrejre nit f
wt veV. J will do my utniow to writ a eontru-
j oan- i4? fVe aare.
I je'-ertftillT ronr.
Sa-Looi!).
CEIXARETfl At IT. SSIVtlat:
Opens IScpteiTsor 3d, pros.
rfstOIW,l'VH ln-'i-:H,." r.ifrl. .tstelard of.l
M -a'a U.,1l-j "Ihi -uinl.nl Knrt ol.cs-rl'liiii. - ,
ot iha-aaiMi'a 4titi liwiM-n.l.. iti-,-l..Iiilt-iii,ol'tti4 .
t&tni'iiu cri..--s ujl a r.rrs-t tasb-. Hi. fur. st i
airl ami nliati.us iaftii-airs li-. arv Uiu oli- i
jects anii1 ibt 111 tins lnstinii.n. j
Its laeililii-. rr. a lillltliii i.raiion. anrja, a:rT
au.1 w.-ll-li'lit.-d ..'ttMflrMMHs. c.nvriait k. h..l !
Iiimitur, k(nI illustrative iafarutis. ulii.l t-liii.-jr;rtinlii.
aliin.l-f r.Mi1 iat-r. A:ll-i-titiiit.-l
.l-a-.inc r.Mtins, av!liii..i tuul ciiUjiai-l pm-i-i,
lliiairisliin Snlil.a'h s-hK.ls.iiii uiilnTui '-lun:ii-rs.
arilh an inf-nijmit mimnlr. .
Fr utuis, Ac. aii- cireulnr. cnTl at !htsVniina
ry, iTal.lreM K. W. MM.K.V,
aiif tit :im I'riuri'ial.
(T.XTB.IL KcnniRt .
TIIK KlltsT shsss ..f this Instiuition f..r.:i
i.iU. Mill- kihI K.Miial. mill ujm'D n th l-'lltst'
M.iMiW IN ajcloltl.U M-.XT, aiuJ-a II l..ll..r
inat t-arlM-rs:
D. K. "larnlir, 91. D.. IriMrial,
Atvi'iirtirtor Iu Anntoiitv,- Iliiiol.-rVj tlnni's
tr,t.r. "...
!llr.
A. B.
AM-t;int T --ht-r, and lu-tlmcltjr i.i lathTn.J ii-.i
and t.iim. I.il lului-.
Mi . .,
Aa-itmit Tv-k ln-r, and Intrtir:ir-rs in ldauy . Mu-
'it.
TlM-oliTt of thf IriiM-iial i to l-avb1i--U MTin
m ii'.ly a I" ir?t 1 Jani srhid, it ludn a c-!:tra.l !mihI
Iwltrif n fur lu s on tUv rtvt-r and railroit, au
tlM!"tuitity if oiln d I'ai'Ml--. Uii- m--:,'!!!, l
fduratr tbrir rbiidivn. ll V.t bniifli uua:iv
taubl iu s4-huU i tin; cbara-rttT w ill L-e
a rt'tUir'd b Uie .nr-t of lb- Mbt.d.
TKI.'MS: jht S"-in tf Mt- L-)
Primary !iartnMiit
l'rvaratr lh-.artiaiM-nt Ii u
AcHd'-inir m-tttrtin-tit . . l. w
ConUn- ut (iu advamr) J OU
Pufiiia wilt Ik: rhrff-d frm tiutf -ntraiu-'.
H-a-iia)l- dtlii"ti.n- made fur 'rttrrUu ill
fr nnavoiilalilo- d-t- nti-Hi .
Hall Die "J uiu-u " njtiir-d at the exiirati-m of
trn .Tki. It K Ml Kl'IIV, l'rin
IIm-4- aranries mill tie r-rom'tly tilhd. m-yttlt
' ii.fM:i, inn. hiioou
T
111- l-HH t'.r .-uiiic I.Kdin and-t-n-
tlmn, h ill oi n it- r ait -siju ou the t irt
Primanr TVmrtnK'iit. ptT t-sion f Twentr
Aerlvs. tmi
Ara l-iu i- N-iartin-iit. .?ut.i.' I .' Vi
iiir 4 la- " nil
I oiititt-t-itt ! linvariably in advxnr- . 1 M(
..-tiding in tf-Ml iMimlit-s. jh r wo- k frotu 12 -
to mt. In ilU will l-rhai if.-d from tiitn-f u
traiM ', rxtt in cm?5 if ft-eial roiilrat t li-a-wmaUl-
d'du-ttift9 made for rrlra:t:U illncna or
uiiavotdald-r- d'tiiitton .
Half .f tuition f . - r-juircd at the Kdiati'iu of
t n t- lv-i.
The atbieet of tbe Irifirim1 fM-ina: to et:tMis,h
t rm am ntly a tirM -)- ihM.l at tiat- l lliil.
II i-.--o.iri. Oiiotiinit.-r wtiich atv fo( --Ut-i, n rr
uttiTi to U jt rsona dc.tiriit; a Kod bu.-aio - ttiu
i::ttin. The attention of iarntf nnd pimrdiwn- at a di
tn-e, definite ib- edtti-ntioii f tb-ir ljioirht-r-
and ons, and i-hhiit to svnd the b - y ex;-n-o
and i-il iidliieiit-e- .i it board itif? ht'Uwl, is rc-rtx-4t1';jli
solirittd
IC-tTnaKe mad- tbe fi'lowinff CT--iitlctu-ctt.
K-v. il. K. Smith, Imb'jiemb-n.w-. M-j.
liVr .-.. V fidl-y, I-Miiavt'in, Mo
kev. If. Houx. am-fi-bunr. Mo.
tt. v.J H Morrow, i htltiowe. Mo.
Win. IV Ati-I. r-..n, r'j , l'1-ai.t lit!. Ho.
l;v. Jatnen Iht) ton. Itlne riuK. 3i.
Ir. l-iibn, l.foeJ;trk, Mo.
It.-. H M I'itt, Wa-rlv. Mo
Kev. T. W.obb, 4 Itn. el llill. Mo.
ItU v. A. A. M'mitv, WflltttfrTon
A. i I.IT'f ICKIX, PriiPi.al.
(Iiaoel Hill, Mo., A uit 4. 3in
i:i:i.To r.:n ti.r ouj ..r.
fi'llh M-.XT M-MN oilbi.s Institiiti.Hi, vuder
1 theHfifiervtsiiMi of llt-v. t: S. Il'l.l. A. M.,
ill cniuiciice on
M-MtUy, Ujc Mih, S.ptfiiUr, lsfi.
The Sfhola1ic enr will be -divided iato two
Terms of twenty wirks eah.
4 ii i;i;i-;s ikr rntM, ( we.
Konrd, inrlMdiiifuel and lights an
'luititin wl"ivatatorv I -hi tweiit, lt lai Ui 4
Vd 4 las. I?.
S-l 4.1a. JM
"ol!eiriate Tveinrtiaent. . fl
KneJ, He, for -hMtl Kotntnt '1 .
Kr m lt. -rtuan, Latin or 4srvrt., (rai h) . . .. 1(
Ih-awnurAe . l-'i ou
I'aintiTiir in 4 ! olnrs, A 68
ln-itrwtion in Mieiet iano, lieIideon, or
4uitar 5 00
Vv o ln-tninii-nt fne hour -r d:y .) . .5 00
VM-al Mu-k, two lejn n-r e. at l'ro-fes-!'
Iricei.
H'asltiiifr. rer doze. , .V)
lT-onj w ihiiig toneture lroanliiiti; in the family
of the President, wiiluomell to apply immediately,
as a litmtard mimlier only rn aVNnimoflMirtl.
A w e are c4tnM lied to my Al AN4 . fr futd,
iro i-i..n- and evr tinuje ei.eT and a 'leaeherw
i-e-qiiireftlieir sularitf roniit)y. we ran not Hntrd
and teaM:h on a creiit. Me ho'e our atruon will
bear in mind that our U rinc are
Strictly Oish in Atlvanco.
When rmviU are alient for two wek at a time,
on aeconnt ui ieknes. a b-letion w ill l-eninde.
For lurtlHT ianii uiara 2ee 4 a;aigtte, or ttddrew
Ktv. K. s. MJN
anplfttf . Iviiiirt..ii, Mo.
-.RU ATO IIU.II M IIOOI
TIIK r'Al.I. KSliN f this Institution fr
Yoiina ladiett and 4M-tilbmn will oi-enou the
first Monday ot tteuitK:r, proa.. Ihe torja of
teaelierb are a ioiiow :
W. Wali. A. B.,
PHncipftt. and Intnirt'.T in UcUca Lettr-ce, Jio-ral
l'hiio4'iliyT -to.
t. n. !H IIatOH.
Intrnrtor in Miwtheinatii't, Ita'ok-Ki-ri'inp. H.
TheobjMt of Uie1ea4-her lieinir; t etadi-i per
manentlv a r"iit4 lass vhnl at .reeUion. -oiiiwir-
i t unities, whih are aowbereexerll-d, aw off ie.t to
!all eroiis d-irtiiatc a ftii bB-im education tr a
Iireparatoin for otlt v. 'I tie ttetii;ob ot iaieiif
I and ;iiardiaus at a .:stanee. derinna- the e!uea
I tionoi ibeir dauirhterb and -on-, and wishing t
avoid tbe heavy txj-i iiMsnil evil mntieneeo tciy
boarding rhol. ia res)ertiiilly tndi cited,
if deaired, le&MiaV9 Wiii be Kivea m
LatiaU Frrarh m4 Snnfi?,
or anv firaurli taujrht ic rhool below the grm da of
a 4 olleue. -iai attention is ielre4l Tvr tlie
II oral training of chiblren. There ah all bt iotfm
uieui wilh out tvraua-, f i-cihii wiihout cruelty.
TKHMS:
Primarv lH'iartniecl. ier aemioB of twet
w.r.rk tio on
Arndenue Itepartint-t-t, Junior 4 mm iJl iWi
Senior 4 la- lA m
4ontinpem r'ee. (mv ar-nMv in adviina . I lu
Itoantinff in f od fumuie-. (per week) from .V
t-o S.i t. I'uioUwill be rl.aived from tiBieol en-
tranee, esce't in f ae -f --i-eit contra -t Kea
wouarde ddu--tiona niaae f-r irolratel lamest t
unnvoidable detention . Half of 1 uiliuii fee requi
red at the edration often Week
leeferenee is made to the fo.lowinflt yrttltaia:
Uer. M M. Pujfh, ndejendenre,
Kbler A. lrmtor. Indeimdenre,
Kr A. A. Mooie, H tUu;iat
f lderJ. Ward -- Welliiiir'on,
Kev. 4.4V. Shm-kVfoM. . 1-eitiBrt-aw,
F.ldrJ. A. Mrlltt-.n, -l.reet-loa,
FWt-r J . Iiuvall. Ki-limona.
Kev. J U. Houx. 4 oTowbua.
. II W hitinc. ovrr.
J. P Pavuahv. Mt. lloie.
A B. Hereford. M I.f Mt rToy-,'
V I.. I.ainkin. M. I , Pleasant Ilil!'.
Ciee:tton, Mo., Jalv iilh, louo. tl
'JMl.l-.N. froan tin-j-tore oi tueMiise.i it'-er, near
n Hellinirin, Mo , on the night of tbe Vflta in- .
A I.AK-.r. 4.K Y M Al.UoN llot;vr;, tifteea and
a half hands htrli. brand-id with . on tbe 111
"boulder. ome vtfte spots on' the animal. Mx yea:n
old. works in harness. 1 wiii pa reward for
the return of fcid hor-e to i-
A Itay Mare Ml I.e.. (WkiI, with no -mark,
left at the umc time, but is -Uiped the mule
followed the horse A evaid of 10 wf?l tie paid
fr the mule 8 il S. Mi. Nl lTLli.
rnai:icj u.i.eb
tony t. at. ii.l.
ifiLi.r.n a nnoTi:n,
la-tparter. 1J hale-tale aad Retail Dealaraja
White Granite & Common Queenswarc,
rt;ASSWARE, CHINA,
Coal Oil 1..-UO-S, Tan Trnyn. r.riif.tnia Ware,
Ixkiiir tjlassc-s. fiiiif Jars. ., 4r.
So. 131 . rourlh Miw'l,
Citllier llloek, bat. Washin-trn At ate t atiarl".
iAIXT Mit"I -
aap Id saa
rinr. pTTTTRt mi ritrr-xritn i rr
atrtea H broker, frm m efttHiair. apf otatt t-n
affcci nt kii4 f iwa lark n4 fc?laai rliMi aet fa
fr(t aiaaewt aa mute Hm -Miter. t -ia1 fta-mt tit
taricinal furmnla ai-raa be tint ar-t f R-1 JifV.
la- C1i.tf ra. Who Oakv-4 44i am, wnmmtftiW fm hki pnie
flea r wtawy y nw, an4 hy lmir giai4 m arit a
wiiarft ta tbe 4raamamt at nt 4 fTf-iia.
M Cnaialaiat. 4iwci-afWa. an4 K-renaa fla4
aeae. an1 acna. aa4 a) m arterial fr.aa
TpM HvaaT a.f-,4 a4h-MU'a. lnnW 4mTHC rtT'-WI
H-r af tbaiav !MateacJu -4a-aBtH irtU 4i4 a earn lv 1m
-f fHtMa H;ttem. al Ml are leHtirfty ame a4 ft
ffa ll lltaa drac aa4 pimmm taattv pat In tm4B
pr Ikaratt-ofM. aiM fntltnd a n i:Miie(-etiitvg
A ainc. trtait rfl enaetttee t'nm wntl ak-rfifal taut fa
ts RRD JACwaX tir w a irttaa tl.t no vtW
B-ttera
Titer itranaHaft aa1 bitfffnrata ft trs-wteai.
They attt aaafqaal)Ml Vr avxta. aVbiltte.
They ara a etnat Vw loa-atv.
Tbey alva a pwa and faaltlijr appv-iita.
They aaMMt dicata.
Tiiey pur if t the I raaafh tmrt a-i-titr f fia wtoniaea.
Thy turf ItUrrtaaa ati4 OhoWfa 9l"1-t.
Thy ar aa -antt-- i -r-taa r1 aiur aad 4wt.
Tbay at tla tM-at atiaa!-r.t jpt--e.
Thay mm a fH -atari ve af a.H iLuml
Tte reltWte -TrtnfijiaTT-a.
fliaV e Ko-erona Ifeadaea,
ia-jr aia erratiy para ar-t paVti V
TI 4Te- t JtrtvFT B'TTf-JRP a- Wv a-J
la qntrt l-otl'a; aer -y tH .i.-,, awft-nt-nrtit.,
fiea that ear ftii-att wmarianiMtt atat.-i ia aiiir4
aear evrk . -
S.4 by al. arvft-ji-rta aVa'-ara Ti.rrf;tet.a ta
4.tl 'fur Ri-il .Ti-elt-at n4 nnei--r.
CafcQ'ata to tha trad tTiip'.4 ea j.!ieati".
EZZZTT KHC1 4 W, .
fC'taMltfc i-miaf r ."
ST. LOUIS, HO.
j
A'tlllt!
S I rAX I'K.n r:lisT t.jf m frL ral-
II a .i.k -a. amiultc-Mi aiitiK-'l
AI.. a tine I..!, nsi. a 'li.l Afplj a ti.."!;
U'.WTHi lo-!l aJIni rit.l.ii a.l. sa "
l'!c f.r tin- flams. Will 1-r ut' .
ctiaui-u f..r a x'Msi 4.ul. l.m rs-t atun.
Vi'ANTKri TsililiatMia aasal -ua, !.a?a
It niufi-..ai 'irifiioa. aj aHears; fata t i 4
eiri-m ia liuMim. lint a ill atnartr aV f -.
aiwi will l-t-i i ,utsi aitb a sris.liuj a lrat
J. Si. ti AVS, lAT-ll'trt"1'. Uu- -
A ST III Inf.imiali.in -t sml t-.4-. ' -
f I. .njrnn to til M-iii.rctl:inr.'f Una ('-:- a
1!i- N..lsi liT-nasav," and a ua'l ;.;
v..littne, titl tu.t rt !t!( liitsTnI. with l-aj mm 4
Jihi. Anthuny n tin- fy !af.
UTAM:i A jii,r frtlriiiiBleoi ' eta
.f 2J rtimmti, isl. (.toax-a a -irri-.i -w
a all .'i' :in lailica alut it- aata .f - -
i&ta-a-u, t--r tier tin.s a aiutatal iTnti.!.i' t.
an! 2. riinii.-iiiatriiiMwy ii'C'nieiiiMl av.'.t
ti. .viiii-!, ma u om r
ai-.x.t TiinP. O.. Ifiia... aTs
1
rriri rrn ior: tt. aran?
ai''" n alK-mo
U onr I Vfit
r-I $Jb -jriniMacbine. 1 hrce Clear fcinua
er "a ei. W ajnuiied five vefw.
haiy or :e e4--i'ia.-.t-.id. Vb4r -fiN.- -ebiii:--
'Jia I'iiitf. i.:s, than -M '. w :
att fnily lien n-t-d lr llmif, v lirHt-r A Hr
4ir-,v. r Jk HakTt iiir--r A 4Vt.. and T;rh
il ilh-r r!ieaj ntnetinte- are ie.fi iii,refi..-t--Ibe
i ll-r or ii - r aie liable to arrt--t. th. tt -T
lrollieiii. I! h.-t rate d ein-lliat-j aetit tee
!.. or C4.1 tiju .iaaT A 4.1a.4a iit Ui"
Sluh-e. j" - -
-w 4 a) 1TH ! ft areola wanted
tirt-lv new arttelea. j.il x-t. ft '-I:
It) T ;AUf.V, 4.4ty lluildiiif, Itia3dfi.a. He.
jui ;y
COLLECiK.
Cor. Fifth nnd Olive ti, 8t.lUM, Uo
SKVli I nUi iH.i.lX.t MOS1ULT aad ;e,. e
.f r-tiiiawsliiji .':' JI '
ivmki: ioik Lyra
1 THE,
UNION MUTUAL
Life Ins. Co.
HUSTON,
r. wixsonr, - - acaat.
Asst ta, Jtiuuarj. 1-HB,
e 1,4 00,777 10.
Urgatiized ia I sals
ajVKU nul l-aitJ IKS KiW IT VOatOI.
8.)l'2,:M- IO
1.0 Ht-t-i rai la avat
4(nle cent, liivi.l--mt.ao r.UcT kol lata
annually.
nates of l-n miuai
Iks Id as anj EespomlWai Compitiylo fl-aU. '
Jn eiex j way Fiist Clafa
Life InsurauccCountanj.
HAVINa; len airent ftrttiis r.-ntpaay.
in l xinptoai. Mo.. t-ar tlwlast Hie- i:
yearn, awi it-sued vjr
laOO l'olioieNB.
m lave f i -ili as.,aiil iaid eT 80
li., .-!-.-1 eaf-1-.-e...iuU'. it toauy fi i.te.s
a- a f irst a lass Insaraner aHiiaiy
j ata all au-i (:- a l'alu.hl4 oouia:cin
tnue. au-i "titer iuf..riuatiu 1
C ---4Ull, Afea.
Iaington, Auataa-t Si.
j'
STOVE A MAClIiy
r-
W OltKrJ,
WATER T tEIKatll..
WILLIAM MORRISON .
n AxurAcrxBrn or
ZStoves,r:
tratrs ttVmv V.ir, ate-, le
st can Capinrs
rhillips' llfiap Brakes,
Btrst rvven,
Iraa rraattv.
tTiBtU CapsaKat f UJa,
Iron rrlacMsBav5iKf.
in kinds or mm rastiagK, -i
MASLi-Aa.TL"REM -V
The leleiratri Oala raafi
aYtSV
ri!Ifr ratCBt CrataM,
KEEP COVSTA--rri.Y aS UABU AU. aWM
tas a4 Lead nrf
CriracIIiif(
Ctatf Ear,
a!)rr lra ialBlTt
- iafiUU Wrfal. ,
Ur.I'AiniXC of aii A.ttis .lone i.rotr.pal' aa5 im
the most ar.H-tninnAr -tiani-er. .
Ta z4 H;tn4 iJisiur Or Sale ttirf.
Irie.e I ie.tti T-Z'tt ninr wui im att-lie.ati .
I S-rSr.ite-:-? i....ise at hANSAs I 11T. Mi
- - W M. IWKWn r
Ixiriao-'. Mo , Jnly 18, IsaK.
to r i
It Costs 5lblr.g ft Try Dot?' ftu.
Drill YoUr Wheat,
ft ft,m trifh tlie Keat TlrM, tii ."u-A-i
nay tfii A.tfpioi ctoca wiii ,
If von want t-!e (nod of yurArij !.
nay Ihe Rnffalt raw 91121.
If j-oai Ilie the best yield -aTjwiraaaar
Tin: Hoozir.R vrn aw c t Trca
n Z errt :u the 'u n peair
TVI.a-.at Irf..'
Fiiait Er.nf-s.
Pitrtbio 31 ill.
" Timntiiv Fr.l,
Cider MiiU.
St rnv.. Cut tr,
isj&w fiutiim--.
afiatig Plr.an.a.
All -"t'il-f !rtte 1, !.tii liar a lv
J I!
mi-rStar,.
I.eii l 4t. ti.
s v .--a.vvu.!- f i -m .u i- uu n j"M Va i . i t ivp.
a-i -n.--
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