The weekly Caucasian. [volume], December 16, 1871, Image 2

About The weekly Caucasian. [volume] (Lexington, Lafayette County, Mo.) 1866-1875

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TON WEEKLY OVXJO.
ii:o. io, 171.
STATE SOVEREIGNTY!
WHITE SUPREMACY!
K i:i i : diatk : :
mis is i.i i;i i: rv :
Our Motto.
Never Despair of the Republic!
Our Platform
The ConstHution of 1SK. and the
Kigbts of the States)'
Our Doetrirtf.
Thi i a Whitu Man Government, mail
by White Men. for White 9tn. nd
their Posterity. Forever:
HUM WITH THK riKTKMTII RrWr.MIMTr
7otnl Repuilnktton of the Monstrous Yan
kee War Debt '. - lln.i i riir't. I m-.m-tilutiMli:.t
Itiiritt'ii, ih'i'timiil.-ltr-l hy mi I u
i'i li-llllltliUill M..li -tliiu it.-ill it Mtiicrt".
u ttii' )rMvi'iitiii f an f re-"ii-f itutinn!
. rliule. fr lb- .i--uni)rii..inirnt if an
I' iictoieflt.il .IIII..I .iii.l llwrrhl I'nrpo-p '
Mtrn ni iioitiut TittTiuv
.ti.rilo.'e thr IfWil'ti-e ! irii
imw iTirT7i tll
firfief tf ttlt ih Mttt
ANOTHER REBELLION r
f , .ttitl'tt MlU-4( tf Hill t'V uiiter i;'-ltMn'
- 'trr hy Kir'r ' - V iilni i l Vtolcm'r'
ni I tirtttin ht'iil-t It N. rftir tMiit, if
tm HUM FMT ITU mn4 KH.IMETI!
rOR PRKSIDtWT.
IS. itKA 1 BKoWN.
The f re'ulei'ti:-! tlamhul vn s h
?ria--urt, 1 mtwrll, i- nrit;.rmu!
ftn! ! 1 l'!'HJo.t ten .irif.ker, an.t
i t a teu lrit)Uir." irv it-!;
lu:j!iM riy?!. I- jiiiritufiii'u! urn!
! ! (lo-l a h. !v-r aj'cr, an.
J i 1 1 a lut.e craj'tT.
-
iov. Wuiker. ot Virginia, al
t:tt rt- the u ti.ve Koift:iru er"
. . - .
atu aiari ri ,tu an l II. U ot ;
AuiTtit. t.ver vhi.-K the t. Loui.- !
"
Kejuit iu-un rr.lvavori;'! to af je:.r v ;
teirapliieaily mart (.n the li!b of j
Vc'.ober.
I hertf are Caucasian ami
AVhite Nijjer- in tlo Virginia Legis
lature. Pretty iT I 4howir for a
$tate which ha- teen outrage .mi
Jy trample ! pn by white-livereJ.
Mack-hearteJ, uulie4- morifrel anJ
neoumireU from yan kek Jam. and
wbi h hi been free trAr ahouf :i
year.
tre or two i.ewMpaper in Soutb
far- Iitiu have taken a tar, I for I.e
pudtation of the swinJiiri debt f t
the rotate carpet baif knaves. TbatV
riht. Wipe it nil out clean in the
tate. ; then we'll take up the Van
kee Federal obligation-, and piare
them all up in abuut two rnirute.by
a mil t the tea- and nay.F ir a
4'aui?aian 4 'onre.-. Thi eriera-
tion owe- it to its children t settlet
ni it own r.Ii:ition., and to entail
no liurdfin on posterity.
The itifjtiiiusj Fostier l'itdi;ett, a
nitfer blooded mulatto thief tVom
ofiim, vvli.i uridr indictment
at Atlanta f.r af. traction and appro
pria' i )n if h.rge amounts) of State
hon !-, tie I the .state with llullock,
and, a- w:n to le PSpef.e-J, ha
turr e 1 up in Wa-hinton. Itecould
have madi? hi- way tt no more sate
lendevoio i-r i'al!otT-t!e-rrviiiL'
villains, than this penal coloriy ot
the South, ealied Washington. With
the impndrrre ni' Safan, he applie
for a senatorial seat to represent a
Sta'e he cannot live .n, outride it
prison.
e e
i ef rifia editor i ah iut e-tan
lisbin an Imperial organ at Atlan
ta, lo ngita'.e the establishment ol
kindly ir.'titutions in this conntry.
li'tdieal llepuhlieait !icentiotisne.
tyranny, ih-spotism, and iron rule are
hearing i.arural fruit. Wliere there
fioT is one American willing fr
hrave the old popular prejudice, in
tilled ly y-:ir of true temocratic
government, for Me.al institutions,
a le ).irs more !' rantisio, terror
and if i-tijiviii, will rai up hnn
tlretts. In la t, the people will nlti
rnately learn to ftek kindly rule, in
from Jacohin lit ense.
Jack Ilarniltoi), ol lexas, illus
trate, m some decree, the trite
aphorism, that it lakes a tbief to
atcl a thief. At least, he comes
pretty near putting hi tinker on a
penitentiary-deserving thief in the
following picture id' Southern car
pet haters, as they have fallen un
der his eye in the Lone-Star State :
"When e ee a poor, miserable
Cl-, who never had il')l in hiti lite,
fotne to Austin, horrow money to
pay his expense', arid presently find
bun losing a thousand dollars a night
At faro, driving round with a fancy
team, makm liquor hills, wine tills,
and all sort ot hi!I, and toying a
tiutry and tine horses to go home
with, we know he m a thief a well as
if we had seen nim "al."
Ther i one redeeming Mature con
nected with lh suffrage nitvement
f th crowing ben, nod umb-eiia,.
toter. They despise t'lysse wb
all their heart. They want to vote
now, more thar ever before, tb'.t
they may cast their ballot against
him. We have paid very little at
tention to this o-ca!!eJ Woman's
Right agitation, from th fact that
liap liflilll' thflt tlkk li n r. I- V
agcJ.petticoated hrigade wbo want
suffrage, are women at all. We
should jmtge ft'0" appearances, that
Ibey are mate yankee in female at.
tire ; lut we must confess, their zeal
. , ,, ni.
opposition to the JI.de Scraper,
,(anV in the language or Poet,
.d n a bide-scraper") ba some -
what softened down our asperities! hottest papers, that ever vent forth
that direction.
STAND FROM UNDER.
A few of the siriMiler lor Norlh-
ern lVn.ocratic paper are sreatlv
exer-iej ju! no-.v over the" Passive-!e:i.starHe"
polity originated
by th.; I 'am asia. Ti er are f r a
convention an. I nomination. Tliev
U'iieve in tijjhtintr 'he CaiUaU with
the "urt ihing," iinailiilteratci',
nnwahei!, and eternally. I , ye;
that' all very tjuoif fir men who are
willing to take " new iJeartnre" at
the wni J, arnl ! have mi iiu'mu
tie of the late iliuter exnt in-i-tar
a they warm.- 1 tlu-iiisul vess at
Feileral ramp tire anl i an u- I y un
lit hayoiiel into the South. J'.ut
the people in On section whi have
all at !tae. while these Kditors
have nothing, are more earnestly
anJ i!e"p!y interested, than to he
wiUii.g to play with late any longer.
The late eJeetion exhibited the fact
lhar there are inNy enough .North
ern I'l-niocrat lei t to make mile
l to that section, hut not enough
toiarry a single yaikee Mate; ami
the tune tor tomfoolery i about i
plat clout. ThepepIeof the South
vill be dragged no further
a the tail end ol a deal
rarea. They incut look out for;
tnernselve. The old log:m fail to j
:irone u to a repclklton of ten year
i t ulitifnel lolly. Yankee I'eino-
i ra y, : e.ijnTietre teaches, if to
ay the leat, a tritTe tl.iuy at bet,
and .t "prill, .pie.- i iay l e gf a de.I j
anv where from a white niati to an i
African gorilla tnitu Stale Sover
e.onty to a ort f rtovereignty
! rrii oUl la!i- lt t!ifi rn-t ineii-
I'ttrk from 'int u nmirlc man r.r
.kr lo doilar." ti vxttry man ai.J i
j
every iiIiar trm I ln. JetWrm
t ttamiri torrU Stet tiai. In tit,
yanUee l Vtii'rratv 1 n tra! ap
parition a waiuler.li rKot U ati :
.mie4 erruiul. i
f
It' ail Very to talk abuul i
.wthern imotrvv when it i
tontleJ l. a4toni4l. an ucvfiEititen-1
. .
-m-h thing. It eollajwoj nith Ioug-j
i; .t &l.rhrti tv tin war !
j
t .-ittiri4 fLrlrn teile it? irra?-- i
rown grave,tu poor really tocraw
iti iiiiiX rtir iiPtn civ i jo 11-4 mar- .
. ------- - .... - 1
L.n, with limberdei- dariLjiini in, it !
4iif, and Iat.ter it clumpy teeth
ad fattier it- fottoti-tie J bones in
lire-t mi.-erv. There i notbirttr
more revolting than a n vn buried ;
... . j
orpe. Ah. put it antler ?over j
..... - . . i
it np kinJIr, in memory of what it
i V . . t.v i i
wa ana tau i. " tniijnl nave luren.
r. . ..,. . : -.. I
e. riifiiiaii prm ipi?- my in f, i
l,ut it- lo.ly 14 very moch decayed, I
m l need that peaceful rest that '
ruur lastt till Oal'riol s keen lIa:
ha!l call it forth to judgment.
True democracy lives almost alone
ir the heart of Southern men, who
have had their pi incip!e$ ground in
by mort-trou invasiori?, tian.irjg
torches, and a continent , of iiitrhway
men mdulirii' in ten year of organ
.e i poc k e t-p i v U i n
Ah, irentlenien, the fan e i.- p'av-
T out. the curtain dwn, the lights
extinguished, and actors and audi
ence di-missed." A new epoch lias
orne new men and a i t power
promise relief t'rem hellish bondage.
If ye are hernoc rais, in troth, throw
aside your tomfoolery, and be men
and patriots now. 112 must not be
i. umbered with the loi years; ot dis
Uoiiest and cowardly treatment
meted out lo a:i outraged section, j
It promies a ilegrce of relief, and
vo shall he equal to ti e emergency.
Let mediocre politicians howhand ye
ancient I'immvcrats of the North
e stunned and disgu-ted, if they
,. rj. i a , f j . i
v II. Ihe tlay lor chroaic iji.v is t
asscd; we have neither time nor in-
I, cation loiter to flay with fate.
A NUT FOR CONVENTION DEMO
CRATS. We commend the following glow
mg paragraph to such snorting
liemocratsi a swear eternal J'eino
crafie candidacy on the party ,ch ar.ee
or no chance, 'i hey will find a very
large tiotb in a very small space,
tt is from a Washington letter to
the Chicago Tribune. Ye Diminy
trutic Knight of Cervantes, don't
fail to take in the whole thing. It
will do yon good :
The administration is now playing
the game of detaching some of the
more unprincipled hemocrat. Iroin
any scheme ol compromise or co
operation with conservative Ilepub
lican for it overthrow, and consti
tuencies connected with the Demo
cratic party are warned that three
or four of thuir members of congress
eat dinner at the White Hou-iO, and
share in the plunder there.
Wonder if that don't explain the
I.ou aville Cur Jnr's new-found devr
t:on to "old Democratic principles."
NOTICE! NOTICE!
A short time since, we published
in the Caucasian, a call from a Mr-,
Klizabetb Ilrooks, for informaticu
in regarJ to her son. It stated that
her husband wa killed and her little
s ir. captured hy the .Sioux Indians,
some litteen years ago. If .Mrs,
I'.ro&ks will send n her address, wo
have received ti ting of her long
lost son. Will publish particulars
next week.
Exchange, please copy or notice.
The Caucasian's circulation in
Lexington and Lafayette countj-,
alone, is greater than the whole paid
circulation of any two other papers
published in tbie part of the Stat,
'"r city list alone is equal to the
entn. nt oT any ordinary country
paper. We go to nearly every re
spectahle i-onse in the county, where
the family is .ne to pay for a paper
at all and thawt heaven, there are
Mjette, unable
to do that. 1 ne are amre-
tte, unable
are appre-
ctl hy the live bigness men of
this and other cities ; am lbe resuit
ia we are sometime ovei ron yj,
aJvertieing. We are coroplej tn
make thi week's lesua, almosex.
cl,Te,y . lota, BnJ vBrtiseme
i paf-r , ut look out for next week's.
Ill will be one of the eayest, fiercest,
jfrom an American news-raggery
CAUCASIAN STATE HASH.
A new (Irug-stortr has been opened in
Marshall.
llrirk 1'iiim ruy i- to lei lure at hilli-i-tilde
siiiutly.
1 he Mar-hall I.yeeuns has um: where
the woeiltiii.c elamher.
Kruwnville is : have a ilt-mit ha-h mill,
anil a Diiinlx r ol new- store...
(ruixlv eoiibty i ".rowim; wealthy n
liirkory nuts at 2 er bn.-liel.
new I'Mioiteileil ;;0 is .ut. Ki-rlith
of an ii.l ll too -liolt to 1U" uell.
Ailair eonntv warrants are A.Iair ar
lii le; heiiijf now worth !H5 n '.Cm-.
The StiM'kton .loiiriial rccurils the ileath
( t .1, -1 Kirns, hy a ialling tree.
A lauiine preventer in Carroll eonntv,
named Simpson, has raistil 1H.I hii-hel
l '.rt oti ijjlileeti ai res.
Tne eave lati.lv iliM.ivereil near I'ine
ville. it) Mi l ona!it eonntv. is somewhat
roomy, exleniling thirty miles.
Kivunli)- county Has lately uneoiirt
hmiscil anil is now reeonlles. Kale mailt1
a l 'i.liie ot the one at f 'eiiterville.
At Oaik ami l'is;ali. j,, iiriti:in
county, thieve.-, have been playing ' "sur
prise party"" on the ii.rncent-. at the small
hours.
Mr. ISri-e.H-'s little (laughter, at ll.uri
onville. is the t'h.tiiipiuii la!li-f. Knrty
tive leet down a Will two leet watei
nuhiii f .
eore Kemp, rrp.iitcil ih'ow tie .nine
linn? :;; in tin- Mi-..tiiri liver, is now
talkiii; about Montgomery ily. asking
t tarry.
t'apt. Ili'ins, i K in-is 'try. lately
hail a ball extracted Irotii his thigh that
he eontractcil in the lYtiin-ula even
l.is' frolic.
nr State excliatiiri's reeoril agj;reatf'ly
tierils of nii-'in-; cattle, hm-es, uml-lutk.
A straw tines it iinlicite activity anion;;
"rani's Initiirry kin r
I he moiiiiteil p t'ls of the path, in Hea
ver Valley ol ld oriaM eonntv. otlereil
to p!uv Imjretlv ! Ili'ioy I'olliM'k. ami
j II mini .1 -i .i i iiiif il c..ni.
', .Infiti Ht.ckhuM, a tv tilteen ye n s olil.
t ..-.. ii.r.... Ki i.; I 1.... .1...
;srim,,., ,lt.:,r tl.e falin.- c imty V.ir-
sroumi. ami n.nl Ins ).' t.toki n.
In tin :i;t'rnjt to ro! a ti inkat TrM",Tn,
rtic rhtH-r tunl the hnll :n-l ttU of
.n :tintniti in-nle. awaitiii; Iti-i arrival.
He i4 now nn anr'! ot the loyal hue.
Tll. J'...JkOw ..t I 'I i rlt...,vill.. ' I , il
roiniiv. h.i.i ttu ir it.i.aii. fcm.i,. i...i
I"- n,kMr tUvm km.wini: How to
read -r wnre. h-v rom la! toh-i itra
Ivrnwrnt, ho eouid th both .
A bain I o! St. l.ouU imt r.mii-ii)
yoiiiiij tfiif hnve. tor rnontti-i. In-en
rohhiiii: loekul e W liiit :i ni
available 4 'onsrreioi.al taient the yrtw
. . ...
Knirine antt bairsrajje ear n the Mis-onri
PaeitV r tin;il jtiuiiHH) the trnek at St.
a eillblIlklIJt..lU u.avillir .u-aj.ionteJ
paner reimni. A nrht Minn nterr
J w a a tern!. (toiler pNKi at
the tlourinsr milt it 1'iir-on a tr?.i.-. in
ViforiiM. Mnnitenii .N.unfv, .m Mm bnh.
I Jt (Mjfdii'rr i' out f s. tit -ujipo-it d t
t.e Mown inr one . i ' ttte nn in s.tmrn.
a- In :.r ami to-k n turn a moment tt f..r.
Notice has beer in:it!e in ttie Il iii-e t
. 1 : . . . 1 -m .. .
uir inirtHi ii'iiiiii ni h iti i. xmimi i r i
t1 PIe an :.tnm ! nitur to the oiiMitn-
. ' 1- '
tfon, prttvidintr tr u nii m -ur!
JudeAbip f five iiipmiU r?, and t'orit'er
rimf mKhority U appniut at asi-itant
eler k .
T tt ifiids ir tbt Si.iU wiio.it-- iai-inir.
r rti;'inplat.- rui-'p.sr, vhiU tor tbr f an- mules are oib red for" aie, in" our advemsmx
IVisihil. W? s:lv. riuphuticallv. ir the t roluntn ttii v.eek oibr. offers hi entire lot
nrt tJlirv of Hii f(l MitH1.rif. f;.r tllpir OWII ..i tim- i....r.rs t hu;:ii.i Uou.bon joun
. .... . ... ,,'U:." i'I I hil Ki'1'1 r.iort., ovvinjf tn the m-
county :itr. J !.' s(nuM b- nrr w. I! , .;,.;,.,., .' ,,, r,'o.T. the ..irerjii i
sn-tuiiitfil. aii'l put ii;nii fi lino ami j-ale ' st.-k ol all kin.ts was mucli -nutllir Ihau usual,
;ounl-iriuii. Hut w tv.M ! j-l-ul t- en- ; ; ni..- Httt-nuauc.. (.t the mviic wm not so
r,.n t1i.r,.imu,.r.jil a?h...rx r,i i 'Itir .'iiiaiity t'rtilr was rtMtor intVrior
' '. , . V ""it..
i,lt)r,., 0tir literature will" perhaps n.t In-
eunijU'-ie wmiutii ine pnus aiitasi;iu
f unt-km-iu Hf K i!l:is t'itv hts iii.r "t
ftTa s rums pr:ii rii-al jukf mi that village
l manv airs. He was a laborer on t tie
Court House; wa-. not paid promptly; bail
a bill ol ;0O mraiiist i! ; liU-il a lien on the
Imil'lit.jr; sued on hi- bill; ot judgment :
procured an order of sale o" the I 'ourt
lloiise; 90I1I it. and then nnujrhf it in
himself, lie now reluses SriO.tHNl lor hi-
hanre l openiui; a i ai pctiter -hop in a
?."0 ( oiirt-lbii-e.
A "o-ntli'inati t";iin I uiou ciMinty. "I i
in ii'. was la'Iy thro-.n i;.t prison,
while on a hu-iness vi-it to Sr. I.oni-. kept
tliere tweiity-f mr hours, and then releas
ed, without knowing tin; eause ol Iii-arre-t.
The kind authorities of "lleavis
ville," in the meatitiini-. relieved him ol
his purse eniitainitiiT jsiOO, sim-e whi h
time he has failed to :'! it returned. This
is a j;ood start on the par' ol' St. I.oni- in
."ii'ii-ipation of heeoniin the thieving
apital of a swindled nation.
one oF Mi'f lure's pet-, bv tie- name ol
Connelly, a coinier in the pi-nitentiary .
is to wear a I.i uip ravat on ttn: 2ii!h of
Jintiarv. lie ua- e nivii ted for th- niiir
derofa fellow convict, this lieinjf bi
seconil victim, li s first wa? the murder
of a woman in lloone i-oiinty, whom he
attempted to rape; he plead insanity; was
condemned to tie loiur; but this only
..I.. 1 ft..... ... M..I l...v . .......
i"'iinii.ii"i'. nun if .'iit iiii. on ....it.
mut, j,.,,,,.,,, to imprisoninent for
lite, out as a joker on insanity ne is
played out. and there are no more Mc-
lurs to save him. Ills la-t victim wa
a convict, named Hums, one of Abe's
et-post masters ol Syracuse, who klepto-nioniL-i
d the mails. This Hums was a
waircr at the nviefs' tatih. .- be was
pa-sjn" the hread to ronnelly, the latter
stabbed him lo ileath.
CAUCASIAN NEWS BURGOUT.
I.'. SiimntT Ita- r-ijjnJ I ho rli.iiriiinn
ship i pi:itnal cnunittfci.
The oi- rviiive Fr-frm I'urry carrtetl
city ol' Mobile with I . h h m tjoiii v .
Th' itm-Hplii-rf is: ;i f rifli cimiI at N r? Ii
I'Lff", tih iwriily y;rN fw -hw ':t.
SniuTl'pfx r vmN tn ;n unnii;i! t nt
in all 'jii it r i - ( i In' piMW.My; iu 1'liit ib-l -phi.t
as pi. fin i.
1'nn liKn k, a t'JZ r, ha- !-1 th'i;tMl
l"M"-i.ritt ( th' Sl;it- Sfimftr ttt l-onisiana
virPmlty lifiitfn:int vtrrnr-- to -tn
Iniini.
An fmijfrAi.f p;rty of vnitrt'ii Mr'ns
--nin. wiiiini awl rhiMrwi wttn? tr tn
t ihfHth by th tare iU n ip m Saho
county, Ni-hnfk:.
Thr luiirtfh InfrrnarionuU ol'Niw York
art fit work rmttii.g ili.-ttirhatitvs in this
roaiirry. Th"f poor, inomnt ftfts
ar all intilt-U, ;ir in-, an-l lfVfllTs.
The t-iiTftmoiH, f rijrnn.nu', fjti:.ilriflra
moik or polygamous Uwi-it, who t n f
the pritf ntiuiy by prfh-nflal panlou,
a prominent iwnitMT of the Soiirh r'aroh
na lei'luture.
Thi're is a new awl peeuliar sect of r-rt-liior.it.-
-prinxin up in frntral lVnn
ylvania. eati-t Onih. I hir custinns
rv vomewhnr i lht onh roi ihe Shuki r,
bt Pfill inoro simple. A ipia'l ol tht iti
have IfH ated near Anrol i. lliinoU. i- wi?
i urn from the Arohi IJi'tonl.
Iraiiee U ifintf iut troutiio nuin.
I 'i.. pira'ii'.-are hatrhing in every o'iarter.
Thiers Hahrmetl. I hike M Aumale i-
to iieer-etl lr-itJeTit. The army in
Nrcoiiiinsr more Napoleonic, aw! The n-ual
l'r.-nrr-Mxn;aii way of lining i-otnettiinirs.
Is likely lo come ir votie in crayy :irU,
otwith'uniiit the iu.ny j-fporu as to
the tailing health, of u;iw, uw! hotly, of
the (fhieeri of Great Hritain. site h said by
one of her phy.Meiain to be remai kuhiy
hale ano .ane. Ir. Norman MeI,eofJ, in
a speeeh larely made in Scotland, remark
eil. in relerenee to I he fhare-- ot liUracli
andofhr-s, thut the Owen was insane;
'Tet mo .ay the manner in which the
tjnee.i b olten critiyised, U a eowardly
awl cruel inju-diee, when neither as a wo
man nor at a Queen, she ran make any
reply, but must endure the injustice.'"
-.
A NEW TRIPARTITE ALLIANCE
I D'lrr thli hf-ad our live and newsy little
neighbor, thr Saline County Profrrw of I
cemlfr .Mh, thuft ailnd9 to two prottrLs whi- b
th Cauraaiaa bas, for &m time pust, he u
urging iiNn jtopular attention
The citienauf Ruy, Lalayelte antl urn 4 1 art
ailaOng fh utij -t ol uiiitnuf ami hitvmc only
onr r'air lor the ihre counlirs Iitnct Kbit
ami it is ttmtixbt the project will if cameil
into effort, lo furthrr ctnifnt the union thr
tawr arr now moving, ami are propotiin to
a new iudieiiil eii utt C.0.p-s.i of those
i hrr counties only ; with thl view a mreiiint
re:ently hrtU, at wititrn resoimiD were aoorit-u
lavorinff the lao, anj a rommittef appointed to
git to Jrffersn .ity, ami present t it- matter to
Ihe IITiaUtureat itftnextsvsrtion. I he lawyers
here, we muterstamt have favoreil a . ircuit coro
oeU of Valine, Carroll ami l.alayette, ami a e
ansiona for a dinner thitt winter Ttavre la 114
,.,...1 u.niA hftni. will be ma le Lv the Leiri.sl-
ture. ome ol the piputou circuit along the
river are entirely too large and it htia bn-iima
atlulely nereary to Buh-livide them, anJ
aerraae the nunber of terms of the Court.
1'T TOt r Cmhutmas FiotK Al J A J
Kviiibari s ft&v gitarantee vou gowl cakes.
J A J. KKINHARO
STOCK, FIELD AND FARM
II1K ItKKhV A' GliMiOS I.AY.
I he tit(t' l'r i'tr'ntf!y Wttern vtry still
rt t .innt s..jitf hold ujhmi thi polittt A iiMTicnii
). u ill if, ihf t"il'wmtr rtvival lVtffiiJohn I'lm-nix
it an r-r'ii pai r. nn at oma Mil it atlmira
t ton tor Ii ;tnl -.hnv Hiat tin i-r inoitrn
ptM-f-.. as ri'icanlf- th ir lilrrary t U at
aiv but -o maiiv- pli.i m ris-inj front (lie ai)iH
it one ki) ti tti tttu iuilu-i "tiorM'y" ttays of
i i;oii i -i ritory .
Antony iht'tn that cam- tip to -j.ei'itliite in stock
ati'l -upiilifs
Wa- 1 natiif'l Stt-wart, a man ol 'enter-
Me bought tutu 11 it( -h-tailt fiorrt'l, two year
ohl, which h;iI a white t'.ee.
Ami he Itantere'l all I'ortlrtii.1, 4 r . f for three
humlreil yar-1 rare.
I har u:M a man hv a hoirte, which he ito oirht
(irt! .ui
ht- uiiit-rallv mhuv'.I .m Millard' thotiHJinl
lotlar male;
Me hailn ' t an il'ii, he?-ai't, o! iltun anvlhtiiK
ro r.i-h,
Kul he took no M1-1. r Mrw at lor two huieire'l
dollar.- ca--h
o pv ry .-..h! in !..rtl:iii'l, I , w-nt vrraiKh!
iown to th C'.tir.-e,
An-1 every cent we l.onyed we her on Mlllitril'H
tioise,
ml ihar w a-, tiiett j.ecula!in ' levvai 1 with hid
ham! lioii hip,
A iirt two 1 urn follow in if if h a tin pail lull of
lolliii - an-1 a r ham pat; tie ha-ket full i
e i ip '
U ell, tli. y ni aiin-'l oil the rotiinl :uel the
lioi M". ot a start
Vii'l (Mine liinnin down iint pretty, font
lour te-t tipai'l ;
And the .Milfanl mare had it ;tll tier own way,
as eer ho.Jv ,-aid,
1 .11 ju-I they K't fo tin- end .d the Irurk, that
.1! e o! !e! -hot aid hill like tell leet ahead'
11 er we so n that , 1 har 1 iz a most surjiri.-in din .
And remark- like this 'ere followed. !; v
everlullit nklli, "
"Ml be dod-dellied, and d.--oU-d , and dlll-
td.iim d by Pike, '
A .id there w as stn li a ;w tnl howl iti(, unhuear-
nur, and ilancaijr, that many old people
ai I I hey Had neei seed the like.
And t tat penilatm' MewAit, he made matters
w u-:
Me j acked tkip money in a hand cart, and didn't
care a cu?.-;
And roteetlv smiling, pulled it idT, an though he
dl-lii I lUilld tlte heft ;
nd sitirr then we hain't paid no taxes, nor
bought nothing, nor o!d 11 dtntifj, lor I dt
siiipOM- thai in all Portland, o. I' , there
ain't a sjnifi,. reil cent lclt.
Tho slinr Pr"-ii m. t 1 ecemler sth,
The hoi; dealers in tins eonntv have become
unite nctop in the ia-.t tew 4vs. nillilher of
uroe i.ave he. n dr ; en oil and we have heard
o .-everai Miles, the price ranKini; from .;-' to
.! :K llie weather tia- In en quite favorable
tor but heinm. and a number ol farmer- hate
at read butchered , conse.juentlv sauafe.s,-.pai e
rib-, A.c., are plenty and cheap.
Ihompioti X I,oW'an are buv shttihternttr
li--v lio vkilb.l l;ht wedi. Price pmd
1 and 5. I t.'o io--i.piuiyra spectator.
LeC s;t
Prt--l hoc-, in town, are active (commer
cially speaking) . and lliu at .i per hundied,
liicii llie hu'lle-d pi ice afeed. ioiMt pork
hi4 tjeen tioiu 'it a- low a $1 - and per hun
dred - - Ke ksv ille Ieuiocrat, lec. Hth
.1 liinn, ot this coiii.ty, ree.-ntly m St.
I.oins, ( i) lit- i. i.i t,-s nvira'ii jnotuds,
at l.'iJn per liuiidrej itroas Moi erlv Moni
tor, h c sth
1 he poi k biii ness i-: hvely lt-re. Just cow.
W . K Korthick h::?? bought head o! bors in
the 1 -i I V.) v, t ks "ilow hiKli lah iul ""
(Mo!. ten 1'emociut, lec. ?th.
the Pain, K , 1 rue Kentuckiaii, of Dec, f.th,
(lipplleS ltiee
l ive toik ittMii? There is not much to report
in the slot k line imtu any quarter. Nathan
li iyb-ss, i. iii iirtu, Ji Seal, lo MisM&ippi ,
tne iatter w ah two i;ood car-loads of mule, and
piohAhly ,oiiu' otlier shipments have been made,
t . M n, liom Atnbaiiia, makes report ot dull
tdiK v oiite represent New Orleans pretty dull
but others leporl ales, at latl rates VV . Pald
win, ie)resentatie of Mason, arrive i at i ratik
Iort from New trleans. lie t4ok a dozen pre-
j nuum- cu piow at ihe lair. Bob Howies took a
jbtlt d .- n premiums on hoirs and heep 11
tiad sold all!. ut one fourth id tti3 lot ot ho at
iTtnel iirn rs . . Mr Aiiudia tirortfe, u month
j sint'e. sold two N
inub' coits, one a premium
run if ni ttoin uiinwiu uwi r&ri , lu tiorare
., ... . ...
na uud t aris. tu Horace
Miner, t r y-i
Mr. Miller has the finest iot ol
colls we have neeii, having spared no expense or
t iimi bi e in h untitle th em up . . . Ivirtly J a meson
drives a mare mule, three ;ars old, 10 hands '!
uudte- hix'J, v. lined :d On Sundny
ni'ht Mr . -asa-er, who 1 tes on the lands of the
'T- 4 an: ii. i.r;r Moore, had a flock of-Jheep
U-t '..u.-t t.av. I mf .1. nmmi muiiouI an.l
nnt -- rnu-h higher ttian htjretoirt;, A kit of
c;tt I If, WclKtiiil.' 1 , l!i poiin.i-,-iu!ii at 4 .";
n.cii :iiin t wo-T""ar-'il(is i-14 at 4 cent!; medium
yen tnm .r tn i 'if pr heul ; mt oale
:1't ii-t 1 ti.- Miuic trad.- was v-ry heavy nn-i
!rt-is nnn-h lower limn h"refotore A V.
t. dirk . utictivneer, reports about IM miller oiit-i -iiiH
11 !'! I.i iiu'diiiiii wo-y ear-old-s lor
9t i- .vl per head ; 1" do. at IU"i AhoiHl,"U
i.inie oil' rd; i't-t iwo-vt ni-olds at about 4c; u
?tiipiii. curtle at 4 so!d r ti(.i-,-s trom
r.Hj to ?"-. j r. Hoiiai i-on reports 5111:11 is i
V.nr- ;tr-old, wi ll hfote mui.'.s tri.iu 14 to 1 i I
linnds tii.ti at per head; -ix t w o-vear-old-
a: sIt; 7;,; ..in- pair ot broke mul,s el -Jo j
i- iimin -:i r.ihr. lit i T" ; 12 do, m j..' per head ; !
I ir.r-e- at Jroin to i lt; o.,-l rat tie a pn-
V.lte -ale at I iood cattle brought lr'i
j io-.-. but in ft-1 ior ouj s were dull . .M ui- mar--'
T In t ly ittid u:i improv 110 lit tiom la-t nioiitli
Mlilcs sih.I ttt'li, l:ltt biiv.T- eiilttli'il. Oeoir
u . HLiiiulr-n r- p"i t !iwt too iinib oti the
uiiii k t ; put Hp i'.'.'i and sold ab .11 1 our-1 turd ot t tie
lumber at a 'tiiidi-r:tble advanee nvr ia.-t
aut ty. I ho.-,e taken down were at niinii
in Her prices 'hail the List b w inoti'h-.; but the
Ituyers and the holder- were too tar apai t to
nukf- s;.ies. 1 uttb-, atout X) on the mai ket ;
..ut up !- hrad? m.M m at about n per pound. A
:mi' ii better teeiiri in rattle. titan there tia lieen
tr some time. Ibir-.es, a limited demand, an4
but very t w otlered and not generally .-old; put
up t hree and sold on'-, ordinary, at $ 1 he
l:iy xi eoid. and the erowd not so lare.
V hiky t-itldies had a dw nw ai d tendency.
M'nev scarce .
le-.-. cattle, weilniig I'Mo, sold in hicao a
Jew da w api at I .r per pound, and sutne were
.db-red at 1c, whirti weighed T1.
Ihe eirroll llerord, ot I ec . sth. In; mshe r lie
follow iiiii intere.stin item.
Mr. K ilea. I i-h;er id" the Carroll Y.x
ctine Kank. has kindly Itirnished us with the
t'(do'.in ht of lots of cattle and hos now be
ii,vr led m t tns county . Ibis li-t i, ol" cmr-ie,
incomplete. An it e in bracks on 1 y the lai'tft lot.-.
1'avid Hall l.Vfrattfe ."no h-.s. rd. I.ee cattle
'.'' h', .be-eph (I. Ilea .'ittirattle .'ii" hoan, J.
II Y tot 11 rnfile '.nt hotfs, r' . ii. KlouinoyJt
t rt. JIKiritllf l.'idin;-;, Ti ter Wilson 75 cattle
hoif. . Attains -jo rattle :a hojfs, IVrrv
Kwm Ib't cattle, lavul I.ee -J,r catlb; i!U hogs,
J . f.all.tlo p'A rattle hnrs, fate A
.1 ilmon -irt cattle Coo .1. I iii pin & Son
btoeattle I'fi ti.i;, W. s. ronch l.'ni cattle Jon
hog-, U. It Itud-on ..tvorattic too li,.-s, James
se..by 4 1 rattle flint l.os, boitias Ivent4n I'm
cattle U-Vt Ii"-:-, -l int - ole .rtt cattle lot hoys,
iavtl de i; cattle h.-, Itobert llanes 17
rattle ;; It.is, s'andu A l rtter .'Itnt cattle,
Henry dtrk cattle joii h.tt's-. f.oodsn V Titr
ner iip rattle hoi; s. Win standley l.Vt cattle
,((i ho if -, Itanitl i Ait ."In ,-aHb- J " lioic. John
sian lie 1 i.i cuti fe I vo Isaiah hotitiam kl
rattle tio-s, m hiuiii l cattle 40 ho-,
Sjiii-d- ton Is catlb- X hoi;-, lr. Wagoner so
cattle. J 0t.1t ..,to7 eatfie and .V-Ma hoss. '',t.
aiio-.e l.ts are t iiie; leil m SiiKav-tr e Hottom
111 a -r,,pe d country, say a by l"( mile- in extent.
I ne oli-(W ini; lot- are lii'ins; led on the Uplands
Harvey Kelt r 7s cat lie .Iso ho.-, al;er sjniit
rattle 7"' ho'-, A ( . Work X o. U catlb
Jmi ho, W m. II aney :o cat! la -?0 ln;nt I.
roni ', rattle to iiu;, Ibniy Howard li'tattte
2n h''i;. I.vtd obit .Hi catt le '5 hts. Nelson
v adkiTii- to attle 7-" h"ifs, It. Quirnbeiry 7tj
c ittiefet' noM, Albert oiinff Ct cattle l hfis,
liirti aid .la.'kudi bt cattle I.'i-thog-,, V . . 1 intr
I c.w s, Jtihu sheban tiu liors. Berry
.iVeiisjo hujjs J S Harttord 4. hogs, ,f.
Mafhew boodnon :i hois, J M. Street it hojf,
fi Ib s hoi.s. Alien .MI.anahan I.i lio,
l.m rttlet A son hi rattle JX) hojs, Thtlip stark
21 cattle Hi ht'ir-, o(rire schurtj bi cattle lo
hoifs. lofni i,o7i cattle and 1,73a hog Croni
riu- it w til be -r-n thai the hof and cati inter-e.-ts
oj I trr . i t otiefv are arsnmin lorimdahle
pi-"p.oi,..n-. i lo- l.itiliU lor b-tdtiifj, the
iimiicteie amount ot coin rai-i d, aw-1 the inar-ii-s-
ot th- market r- 1st and Vl'Mt, make me
btMisie" oio- i't xriit proilt It is -ate to aa-siim-
that ttie completion of the Lumens
llranch ot the Burl inton 11 n 1 Southwestern i il
road, wiiitii will brings: hbMo as a ciinpt ttng
mai ki t u itli --t I.oni-., w ill .vc u lie-h impetus
to this hruuch oi otu nidn-tiy, and add greatly
to our iititn i il weal Ii, wtnb-, it the new rail
road la built by the tob'd.,, Waba-h and (treat
We-tern Haiti iul ttirotigh rh tier d cottiiti
parallel with the North .1 i-sroir i . it will pivea
i.i ct market to N, v, V k and I'ml.i t tphta
b-rp!.,y y, uitar A. Inoikic and
Ib'a-lter A 1 ii! pm ..hipped a rai load ot hoi?- to
M. I, out- Mm h averaged J-O pliiid.-rob ibly
the lii.--1 bit r, h.r;s eer tnpped 1 1 out tills, point.
I he paid i Vi per hiindi t d br ttn m.
ih' Uand'dplt iiUin ol the 7tU, sav.
In ihe neijhborh'Hrtl o Milton, the hoy market
ha.-, ien t.n-k i.ii- ihe pa-t tew weeks, f-. M.
Ibdloway has b.imht veral t ar loads li ices
pai l In nu t i i'i io s.i per hundied. l orn is
s. Itm-ai i..'.i on Panel, delivered ... Mr.
lb-one hv:;s i i .be-i-r-iUid-Uerkstiire
pi-, nine inoii'l s old, thai wiil Weii;li MM
p:-urnN net he -as , and to pi o e it . ill
-v!et;!ulit i ami m i 1 1 it,, hi in a few duj
The Columbia lb raid, d lec 7";, contains
the-c llo'- li de -
smte la-t a. 4 k t:;i f n.ai k. t has lemaiueil
about the r-iiTii i this iciiutv. there have
been whipped about ." car-loads . The prieed ill
St. Loin- r main alino-it the satiie with a rdiht
advance. I tie prices lor Huh! weint.- by last
ouotutiot. . are Iront : to to 4o ti'er e
ira. mid ior io-.d to rlnoce t la to 4 J. Messl s.
Samtf I A tll. p'ok-pai kers, have received
lO Hily aoohead in the lat week, and -lanhtered
to ihi- dalu n-arly I'.titfl l.emt Hie aiuotint
(hipped the l.t wee It is nt-avly i!,.iij A con-r-i
derabl e port ton ot i lu-sn w ere uvi all ship
ment at the date t our bit paper. ( tver a thou
sand have reached here mce ttieli lor -hlpinent
one dro e he Ion i mjf lo Messrs. K . A W .
-niiiti. ol H'OAard. iditoe numbering over 7 on.
1 he total numtier ot ho- brought to This place
lor fdiipiitent or rdain;hter. to this date, t$ about
An eschaiiife -.a s W e al c in(otuei (hat the
people in parts of western Iowa nd N'ebra.-ka
are bituiih corn a- lut 1 I he icreat abundance
of this jjram and tin-verf low price it beat s in
districts where wood and coal mv scarce ami
hijrh is a tpute -urtii i nt r a-mi for thi- apparent
waste. ( mil al ten m Ulteeii cents a bii-hd is a
more ecotioliiK'al hud than coal at thirtv or
lutiy ei'iitei. It is said to make a if'Mul tire. That
it has tire in is not exactly a new idea, but con
sumers have In rrioioie preferred Ut take it in a
ti(iiid stale .
Ir. t heatham. of Tennessee, fobI his celebra
ted trotting stallion bd. bv Ihe dd .hiel
dam bv Ihe American Kclipse. b Wm. H. 1'erk,
ol Hartlord, Connecticut, loi :,UK ca-h
John Hughes, of Vayelte connly. Kentmky,
frold a pair ol ellow hav hor.-es lail week, to j;o
to rhiladelhia, for ::.
i iihitma- n i ohiho!-Wilson A Hutchison
have already fixed up their 't.hristm: Idlar
Table" lor'the "hob- beiivtit of ihe ladies." On
it will be found articles useful a well as orna
mental, and lar beiow their mat ket value.
Lome early and olten.and i;et our dr. liar '3 worth
at Wilson . Hutchison's dee'Hf
OUK RAILROADS
I.E INUTON , LAKK tM M'LF Ri'AIt.
The Lamar, Barton county, Dciin-mt , ot
lecember 7th, says
The oTitractor-ou ihe Le:iiKlon, Lake and
iull Uailroad have advertised for quite a num
ber ol men and team to work on thu road be
tween Butler and .Neva'la. 'J his looks I ike biisi
ne.ss. LOl 1SIANA AM Md. KIVfcB H O A I .
I ruler this head, the .Saline (,'ounly 1'rogress
of the sth inst , gives the following repot t of an
interview with Mr. lil-M'k
in Wedlie.-,dav last Preatdetil Block ol the
Louisiana aud Missouri River Ii. K , urrieed in
town on the Miami hack, and ol course the
Progress, reporter, always alive and looking out
for anything a Heeling the intere-dsol our coun
ty, i m mediately learned ot his arrival atal
MtUght an interview. Ilu tound the gentleman
not as diiticult to interview as President Grant,
-I tin Kisk, and other celebrities ot the "-a un
kind, and found him to be, unlike ?-oiiie otlieis,
a pleasant, -triable and courteous gentlciuan
Alter the usual greetings were exchanged,
substantially thv following colloquy took nlace:
Benrtcr I he peopta 1 this tMntuly are vert
anxious to hear any items ot news iu regard to
the prospect, purposes, Ac, ot llie road you
represent, aud we would be pleased to inform
them through the Progress of anything tf inler-e.-t
you may wish to rommunicate
Mr. Block Vou can assure your peopl that
the road w ill be built to Marshall I he hicago
A Alton ( otnpany hun not bought the North Mi
MJiin, ami has no interest iu it except a tem
porary running ai i augeiuent . Ihe ounty t oui t
in Audrain Eonntv has agreed to give us enough
money lo finish the gap in thai county heteeen
Mexico and llallsvilie, and work there will be
commenced immediately. It i light work, and
if the weather is at all tavorable ran be linuhed
in sixty days. As soon as that is completed, the
iron, which t?-all bought and imw King in Chi
cago, wtlt be put down, and the toad will In
completed to t.la-gow ery early m the .spring.
Kcporler- How about work in alinev
Mr. Bloek Arrangeui' nie were on loot be
tween lite M. K.A I Company and our road to
have a joint crossing ut saline ( ity or m ar. ttit
Mtice the former has located its crossing at ihion-
ille, il has reopem-fl igaiu the oucstton ot our
place of crossing, as between iita-gow. Saline
4 ity, and po-ibly Arrow Bock- Cntil that
(ptestion is wettled ot course much work cannot
be done on t hat portion ol the hue in your county
next to the river, as that work might be lo.-f . In
fact.l would prefer thut as little work as ponstble
be done in saline tor the present. You coni
uieiice paying interest on your bonds as soon a-
delivered to u. and it w e do jtif I suilieient work
to get the bonds according to the trrius ot your
uhscripttoii in fact do all the grading arid
thru ihr road-bed ban to lie idle becau.-e our
connections east of you are not fully made, ol
course you are losing your interest money w ith
out getting any benetit of the road our policy,
and the policy of the hicago A Alton 1 oinpany,
it to keep on good term- with the people We
don't want to use their money unless we ue it
judiciously, and so as to yield them the quickest
and lar'-ftt returns One great iliiliculiy . we
have had to contend w it li has been thai the peo
ple, without regard lo locality , have been
ciniiioroiii lor us to use their money as : oon a
ttiev subscribed it. I have alwavs advocated
w ailing till ait ariaugrment wi-ie'mude so that
then (he work could be prosecuted wuhout in
terrupt ion , and finished spedily . 1 heu the
people would r.otunience receiving the benefits
of their money as son as they Commenced pay
ing it.
iiepnrter Is it probable that the question of
your crossing will be ettb-d sooti
Mr. Block Yea. It will becrtaiuiy settled
so tha hy the time the gap in Audrain county is
fliied up 'work cau be continued in Saline with
out slopping any time at the river. W e are still
working some in Saline, aud wilt continue to
ibt so, though we w ill not ruh it through imme
diately as we m gbt do. Aud this will work no
delay to you, lor if your road bed wan now
lima bed it would do you no god until the work
in Audrain wan timshed and the trat k was laid
to the river
Reporter It has been sugge-ted that you might
go to BoonviJle.
Mr. Block Neither our company nor the Chi
cago A Alton have ever had the taintcst idea of
doing that, and it id entirely out of the raug- of
even pos-ibilities WV are determined to come
through saline. Kven if we b.ne oui suit and
are unable to make any other i.rrankrement west
f Mai-.h.iil. we will roiue to Marshall and here
1 1. ri a connection with ihe Missouri, Kau-as
and le ts rttad, which is now proposing lo lake
the Varreiisbutg road and build it to yoiirtown.
lieporter -V liat is ihe pre-ent status of the
Saiiue county ca-e in the supreme Court '
Mr Block It is amon the first caed on the
ocket, and will probably be heard on the wii or
bith of .January I entertain no doubt. aice a
recent decision of the court on a similar case,
coming up iron. Southea-t Missouri, that we
w ill gam the case. By the way, this suit has
been a serious obstacle tn our way, as it has
prevented u from periecting any arrangements
uii this side of the river, just as the gap in Au
drain was an obstacle Whilst that existed we
were unable to negotiate first mort age bonds on
that portion ol the road between Meico and the
riTt-r, and the iJlucago and Alton Company had
to advance u- the mnury, over one hundred
thousand dollars in cash, which she was doing,
too, at the very time it was being reported that
the Chicago and Alton hail bought, the North
Missouri railroad and won id not btitid our road
west oi Mexico.
Beporter Have you thought of the importance
to your road of being here in time to take off
the next crop of our tanners '
Mr. Block We hae, and fullv appreriatu it
We will certainly be here in time to carry oil
your crop-. When we get here we epe t and
intend to do all your business. In- hicago and
Alton i- the I a i rest i oad in the country to the
farmers. Ii endeavor- alwa- to secure their
friendship, and for thir- purpose esiablishe- it
local iater- on a fair basis. We have now noth
ing to interfere with us east ol the river, the
cars an- running to Mexico, fr-mi Mexico to
Hall-viHe the gap i- fi 1 U-l up by Audr.un agree
ing to give us enough money to htiiiil it. Boone
iia- given us our bond-, although thev boU'ht us
t"- a I it in-, and the i I !. d lin i-ln-d t i i c . i i -r 1 1
Hiwaid
I i IK l t xim. I 'uv i:ah. w v
Cnder this head, the sedaha laiiy Baoo, ot
I'uesday, theVvthin-t , says
txty car loads ol iron aud tie- Will b at the
end ol the track b--nighl. I he load is now com
pleted to wphin three miles ot oneordia. and
to-tnoiT'(W night the I ruck w ill be (aid into on
eordia. t ol Hoiist-itt iriiorms lis that the depot
buildings at Hoii.-tonia were thetlr.-t rlnish-d on
the road: Burk' iNo-ter i.s put ting u p a a w
mill at liou-touia. Iheie are two drug -lores,
grocery sti(r, biai ktunith shop, and all kind,
ol bii-Hie.-.- m tuli bta-t at that place.
I.EXIM.TON AND ST. I.OLIS KoAO
Thank dd, there is at last, a prospect of
speedy deliverance from all the abominations
and impositions. the delays and vexation, which
the North Missouri ntittuuce ha solonj entaiU-d
ujnin in. Th cars reached Concunlia, W ednes
day evening: and engineer Way says he'll be
here in thirty days. Track-laying is being
pusned with all possible rapidity . Cnder its
present management, the North Missouri road
has become a stench in the nostrils of our whole
population. Thank heaven, the day ol our re
demption draweth nigh'
.r. H. Aiimnhku 4 Co As will In
seen by iiiiti. e clscvlicrs this, ntuuni h
old tirm liave ilctrrmiiK'il to clos' nut :i
on-iiliTibli' jMirtioji if their iimnous
slock, n-rarillcss o.f cst or )iis('(iiciiccs.
They will issut'. u.-vt week, sonic I.mjo
liaixlsnuicty gotten up Caucasian extra
to our iilscrilKrrs throughout the citv
aiid county; ami let every hotly remember
that vow i, the timo to rct iiiiiirci eilcnted
bar-fains, in every thinjr -o be totiml in a
llrst-t'lass ilry-ifooils establislimcnt.
IiAfit.v Hi kt In making a profession
al visit to the plai n of Win. Mi l au-laml .
Sr.. last Wednesday afternoon, lr. .
V. Iouhare rt seriously hurt. Ili.
horse tell, throwinij him on the froen
rioiind. seriously iaccratinir him about
the head ami face; and inflicting a tuuu
her of laintttl injuries.
I.e . fill' Kun at "lire, hclniv its solil; Hil l
taki' h iiok at tne &tumhini little ut(iTU:ttic
v.liieiicte-rnli'r ami CiH i tKr-iti iv.-r, ut l.rinivn
A Ycniihte'. First of itn- kinil rrer tirnuglit tn
Lexinlon .unit tne tuunicnt tilings ynu ever naw
'til aiul ynuii kii into raptured over Ibein . Xt
I.0.1T SHimlay lep. ;tr.t, on the road between
I.exuiKton ami John K. Ford's, a plain, heavy
Kohl ring, with a motto anil initials insnte".
r iniler will lie liberally rewarded, bv leaving it
at this office, or at the store of Boteler Oanetl.
It
Xew Idvertbrnriits.
(OlSTl WARRANTS,
gouonr p.x
ilei-lt;st K. W1XSOR A mSj
FINE ARTS.
I'RAWiNti , oil i : i n rx x t ; , am wax
WOKK.
MRS. t;. . BAKKKU. an PXiwrtenced
Teacher in Orawlnfr, b( Painting and Wax
Work, would inform all dewirona of receiving
thoroii(h and full instructions, in the ttnei
hlyb l the above branches of Art. that she has
opened rooms to teach a clas, at the residence
of Ir. Barker, r or hit ol Collect and Fran Klin
streets, Lexington, Mo. For Term ami to
examine specimens, please call at the place
above mentioned , decltttf
t HEAP,! JlEAPKK.CllEAPtlST
(heaper Hi an Ever.
7 F. HAVE J LrT HKCEl VKI and
If have now on exhibition one of the
tinMt, and most attractive stock- of Mil
liner v and Fancy tioodd ever offered if
to the citizens and visitor ol Lexing
ton. Allot which we will aell (in considera
tion of the hard times.) at greatly reiluced rates,
ami guarantee fiatitaction to all who may pat
ronize us.
We would especially invite all persons
who wish to see or purchase anything
io our line, to call and examtue our stock, be
fore purchasing elsewhere, as we feel assured
we can and will give entire satisfaction to the
most fastid is.
We would nay to all who w ish something
beautilul, attractive and lashiouable, we can
and will suit you
our stock consists in part, of
Millinery t.oods in great variety.
Ladles underwear, the cheapest in the citV-
N.-tions, nil sorU.
Jewelry, fcnibracim a variety of Whell sets.
Shell, Jet, and Oobl Bracelets t harms, I'ins.
Kings, Ac.
Trimiuinuji, rUnies, Feathers, and Flowers
to suit evrryboitv.
To all those wishing Uridal Outllta we would
call their special attention, as we claim forour
selves a -uperioritv in that department .
dvcUi.t v Mlh. 1'KK K AUN'OLtL
STRAW NOTICE.
rpAKEN' IP BV Cyrua F. Jarman,
X living in lover township, in La
fayette County , Missouri, and posted
before the andersisned. Justice Feace
of Iovr township, county anl Stale aforesaid,
od the Mhday of Oeceiuuer, lf71, a stray horse,
described as follows: one Brown Horse, 15 bands
high, about six or seven years old, shod before,
some other marks. Appraised to
derlfiSw (,EVI TALBOT, .1 V
MARRIAGES.
Married in Ibtver, Dee. luth.bv hitler I'lattrn
bnrg. Mr. s. l . llnpUKSuiut Miss ISLAM .'HE
TVI.KU, all ol this county.
Love laughs at locksmith. These two young
h'-arts hd long beat warmly and faithfully for
each other. I'arental opposition stood in the
way. The fair maiden went into Dover, to
church. Vigilant eyes were upon her, but she
met her lover at an appointed rendezvous. A,
few trusty friends rode swiftly, with them, to
Ihe reverend man, who could alone, unite them
in tho.-r holy bonds they longed to enter The
ceremony was ha!iiy, but etlect'ially t-aid ; and
then came mounting in hot liable. A report was
brought I bar pursuer were on tin- trad It
tuim d old to be a titi-e ulaiiu. A big supper
was given them. Mondav evening, at the resi
dence ol the groom 's pa rent ; alter which Ihe
Dover string-baud jiave the happy ci.uple a ser
enade. 'The whole mu-i .il troupe were asked
in. Wine llowed ubti idanlly . And on the re
turn home ol the brotherhood of liddle and
haor-ooii, some- how the wine got into the hoiea.
'They ran The bass-tiddler spang out of his
vehicle. And take it altogether, Dover had a
gav time, and a real live -ensa! ion . Ml qui t
along the Big Muddy.
Another runaway scrape. At Wa-erly. last
Sunday week. Mr." Win. Maddox went to church
with Miss. Anna Carkin Her papa looked not
favornhlv on the amoioiis Mvain: and therefore
Went they not home again, until the had called
on lar-ou I'silham, ami been made one llsh,
according to law and gopel. i.o it while you're
voting. Win nri '
1 ec,t-tiiber ."it h , M r
sahnr eonntv, an-1 Mii
i,KM;i,K HI I.I, , of
K A W 11,1.1 AM, of
DeW if t, M
1 n the t in.-d . . ut the residence of W .
i arpenter, b Bev. 1. B. Wallace, s B. BKN
Nhll, of Labette coimlv, Kaiisaa, to Mis.
.ILNMK W A BD, ol liolden. Mo
At the residence of the bride, in t arro 11
ton. t hur.-da , Nov. :",. bv Ks.p K. Smith,
Mr. II BLhs II. sMIIII and Mrs. MARY h.
ItALLLU , both of Caiiollton, Mo.
November :i"th, bv (hai b - We.-t, K(j ,
Mr IIKM:Y MTLLs and Miss MAUI HA d. I.
t.BII H HI, both of Carroll county.
lthe.M. K. Church, South, in Carroll
Ion, bv Bev . B A . Austin, Dr C.KD C PI (j-blN-,'it
Petra, sahne county, and Miss IOUA
K. K KB B V , ol l arrollton.
In Brunswick, Dec. Till, at the residence
o I enable, bv Ui v . f son Dim. Mr. II.
D IM.U M anl M is- s d'H B M V T N ABLL,
all of Chariton county.
November tr.Jth, at the residence of the
bride's father, W . T Huti hinson. bv Ib v J.
t;odbe, Mr K LAMBKINS, e, Henrv eonntv,
and Mins KM M A L. 1ILP UlNHiN, ot IVttis
county .
At the residence of the bride', brother,
Dec huh, bv Ii. r . -mith. Esq , S CAMUS
and li.-s AM ANDA 4 IIADW U K, both of ar
roll county. Mo.
t the residence of Mr. Henry Howard,
Dec Huh. bv Bev .J, W. Buvee, Mr. KBKDKB
PK BI KK1I A IM and Mi-s .lOSKl'HlNK
I t N 1 , ail of 1 ai roll county, Mo
In Sedalia, Nov. ;iit h , bv Bev. W. b.
senver, Mr. HKNKV s. BOKTKt:,d the firm ot
1. Porter Co , an.l Miss L( lsKK lfc,
Milv daughter id . Lis. (. Ives ot the lve3 Huu.se,
u!l of sedalia
December Mb, bv I-b-v W. B seaver. at
tlte re-nb m e ot C. Bappb-, K-q , Mr. JshlH
r.Nnl.A KNDEH and M.oa KAIL E. fcACl'LV,
all ol Sripuia.
DEATHS
Died, in this city, Df c
infant child of
.Lis. V . and Molbe ook
In tins city, ou the 1-lth in-t , ot whooping
rough and pneumonia. sit. D , only daugh
ter ol W. H. and A. K Kulhu, agd llaee veard
and ti v e months.
In this coULty, Dec lltn., Mra II M
TEBBS, wife of 'I liotnas Tebb's. she was only
married on the :lmh of lat luonth
Near Tab'), in this coitistv,
JOHN WhsI.hY SMIIHSON, aged
originally from Kentucky.
In the Tabo neikhboihood. Dec
b'th
v t-irs ;
iHth. Mri.
M.KV KINCIU LmK, wilt ot Lewi- kinehePw
au old and highly estceiu'-d resident iti Has
county; and tor man years a con-isieur memtjet
of llie liaptisl cliUieb.
In this city, Tet . luth. UF.KD HAlNK
aim ot harles Bealey, aged i,ue year and Xu
months.
In Washington City, Nov. 23d, CllARliS
CLKMKNT. oniy son and youngest child ol
Homer and Nellie T eliow-, ol Kichmond, Mo .
aged G years .
Near Monroe Citv, Mo., Dec 2d, Mi.
KsTHKB BAIKD WILLIS, wife ot Bev .11. F.
S. W 1 11 i-r-, ageil 42 years.
At her residence in lobertv, M., Dec.
1st, Mrs. MVlii MA.loB, wife of Job A. s.
Major, aged 4, years.
- Near Tabo, Dec. 1 :th, .h HN sCLLIVAN,
sou of Michael suliivau, aged 14 ears N a
buried U) tins place yesterdav.
Dec 'd, at his residence in Iloldeo. Mo.,
Ma. .IAMK.S M. HI BBAKD, aged 47 war.
At Hoblrn, Mo . oct. 21-t , D W I L D .
tldeT son ot Dr. . H and 11 . Thomtioi.
aged lit years.
September i.lth , at hi- i -id n e near
b'owietla, iu Bt-tti ft.ii'ilv , I'a V, I UK II.
T.KBUV, aged 71 veurs. Mr. Ib-rrv w a- born in
Kent tu-kv , "but lived in Missouri br about .
ears He was a minister of the Bapti-t church,
ati't ;n all the relations of lite met hi
t.oiH w ith an honest ebcerlulnes.-.
Vw Advert is nun Is,
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THE ROBBERS OF FELSECK !
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rpilK Ai.F.NTS will tif i:itniiil tn kn.iu that
X tin pav im-nt nl' tin? I jst' in Chii-aiiO is
ir'irri--!.iu in Ihf mot :it isl'sn'tury inanniT.
lor tlifir i nl, i-ra:it ion ttv ivi- tin- tuUowiiiK I'.t,
r-liuwiii tiif iliul iyui'iil.s ui to this tune
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It ii cotitictiit;y believeil that '.tip (nftymi'iit f
ho larKf an uinouut of losi.es, in hi slioit a tinif,
h:in no parallel in llie history ot mum um e
tdrouKlioiit lh: worl-L That it iii j.lireciat-il l.v
Lne liiolli'iiiff puiiiir, l.s shown oy llie lac.t that
nie .ti m:miMs hut otiolii.ii
alone hi re over 47no lloO T in- Noveinlii r premium.-,
now In-ill it ei iveil, will irolably tie us
large. Hraltch Otiiee. t iin'lniinti, IJet. 11. 1871.
t. W LNsOli .V ."SOS ,
leellit:: Agents, Lexington. Mo.
KCW IRD
TLrN IVouiH.t. I ay lor, on the
tufriuuK ol the 6th of iHcember, a
Bav Horse, 1.44 hands hmh, rrs
old. iiiirein-toed and bare looted, when
taken; gear marks. Abo one oi ret florae, 15
hands hijjh, white strtitedown the lace, lame in
the left hind toot, fresh .-hod all round; s let 1
toes. There were alrf taken two new tuiit-d
saddles, wooden stirrups, two bridles with rack
ing bits. Both sadfib-s have wide girths ol
c.oar-e cotton material . A reward of l(Ni will
be given lor hordes and thieve?, or ."iif tor either.
J. II. (iKM,
decl.itt lily Marshal. Sedalia. Mo
STK 4V OTIC i:
fl'AKKN 11 hy Matiisou i'a ior, living
X in Mavis township,
Lata vet t
county, Mif-sotiri, and po-ts i-doi
the undcrrigiu-tl, dlltiee oi llie IVaf
of lai township, county and State aforesaid
on the tith day ol Dt'cemlu-r, 11, Utree srras,
two horses ami one mule, described m f'-lbws,
t-wit: One Horse three years oid, blaetc, with
one white loot behind and before; tit teen hands
high; appraised lo one. big mare, two
years old, a scar on lelt jaw, and pot on left
lore !e; appraised to $:d . One dunn colored
mare Mule, two years old, a black &trije on
back and shoulders; apraiseti to fcw.
decbi;iw I'lIlL. h. AVKhS. .?. V.
AlTIO.
THE rt'lU.H; are hereby notified not to pur
chase County Warrant No. I45, dated Oc
tober 3, 171; drawn upon the Road lund, in
favor of A . W'i'gee, for $71 7."t the same being
lost or mislaid. aid Warrant is properly as
signed by said Wegee to
JOSEril HHK.
The above Warrant No. Hh5, duly registered
aud payment stopped, October 3, lful,
Henjamuc Marshall,
Uecw4 Treasurer.
w Aivfrtiseafits.
BULLEUES, lAZZZt & Ef.CRY,
KANSAS CITY.
Ainioiiiiceiiieiit .
We will occupy this etdumn
for twelve months. It will
contain occasional rejKrts of
all the latest styles and nov
elties in Dress Goods, also of
Staples, Carpets, Notions. &c.
Plain Su.ks in Colors The
colors m riain Silks" are very handsome thie
season, especially for evening wear, which we
have io all ibe most beautiful and ex qi site tints
iniaguiAtde ; these enbrace Tea. Pearl. I-av-ander,
Ashes ot Uoses, and ala the new and
delieate shades of Urown, Blue, Green and
irt- ihe winter colors are ifeneraiiy neutral
butTieep, rirh and elegant. In the above may
be lund everything desirable ior bridal purpo
ses r ev-rv day wear, and range In price trom
41 "." to r."per vard
Striped and Brocade Silks Of
the lormer, we have several varieties, one ol
winull colored snipe on black ground is a good
quality, very neat, durable end unusually cheap
otilv $1 :lir r yard.
In addition to these, we have some very hevy
l;ia. k Silk with colored stniea; iheae are entire
lv new. warranted to wash mcalv. and without
accident, to last three years Thev are sold tw
us with thee eonddiuus, and we extend the
arue to our customers.
We have. Brocaded Silks, but they are not pop
ular Japanese Silks We have a full
line of the different grades f these popular
dre& silks, which we art selling from 60 rents
to f per yard Those at 60 cents are warran
ted: tu wash well and nicely.
Black Silks ior suits are more
popular thau ever. We have all qualities. Taff
etas, Poult de Soie, and Gross Gram are more in
tavor than heretofore, our stock is perfect and
complete m all tiw grades of black silk. We
have all the letters ol . Ponson's, justly cail
d'Kaimly liks.,, They are universally ac
knowledged the handsomest and bet that are
made.
Ar In: Triomphe. We have re
ceived the only lot of these beaut if nl Oressiioods
to be found in Kansas City . w have tbem in
deeo, rn h cloth colon, invisible tinta of blue
and trreeii, dark brown stone color, and a lovely
Iiade of plum They are the handsomest goods
procitraitle.
i 'ASlIMtRKJi, SERi.JK AND DlAGOX
a i.i The.c soft titushed joiU hae excited much
interest iu ttie fashitnable world , and really
merit the preferences which have been accorded
them Sott, clinging, and classically graceful.
Iu Hints thev are very handsome, and also very
duralde. We have them all every conceivable,
but ehteflv Uie new fall and winter hade.
s atkens are very popular this sea-
nin. Tin- colors anr iti't'ji ruaroiiu. ciarrt, ;ar
iirt, l.r.iiizt', tiruiit-'liotnut, invisitil1 grva and
(.htm. I hp new ahaili-.t uf bruwu are trelonii
nant . I.ikt' vabiner :imi aiTres, they aiv soft
!ini?h.(It ulidiu-.i tints, Ami vi-ry handsome. No
ottit-r Liild maUe u mi haniUointity lor the
price. set! an excellent uality for :l 't ets:
guuritnti-etl all uik1.
Irish ToPLiNrt still retain their
deserved populnnty, and will always lie warn
ha long as they are manufactured. Our new
tKiphns have a very ail ky surface aiv scarcely
dtstiiiruishatile from gros grain. We bought
cvera! cases direct of manufacturer's agent,
and procured an extra discount, and we will
e our customers the benefit of tt. We are sell
ing Irish 1'oplins at the unprecedeutodly low
price ot SI :V1 Hi per yard, of all colors and all
shades.
It epps, Delaines and Empress
loths have lost none of their popularity, but
are always fashionable, durabia and neat. Our
empiess cloth at 50 cents is the same quality that
was sold ut ttt cents last winter. We have them
i i every imaginable shade of brown, drab, blue,
itrcen, garnet, Ac. They are warranted all wool,
and will wear satilactorilv.
Black Mohair axd Alpaca are
never out of fashion; some of thera have a finish
equal to silk, both in lieauty aitd durability. W
.nell a very pretlv quality ot black alpaca at
thirty-live rente. V e have a nice assortment ot
colored alpacas, lusters, anil also poplin al
pacas, which we are selling at 221 cents er
) anl.
Scotch Plaids and Alpacas are
exceedingly fashionable this winter. Our plaid
aleens with silk stripes, are very pofmlar and
di-cldcdly the prettiest plaids of the season. VV
are selling very good Scotch plaid at 25 cents
H-ryard.
Plain Black Silk Velvet Cloak-
ing We opened this day the most elegant line of
velvets for cloaks, ever otlered in Kansas City.
The prices range frsm S to per yard, both
for iiennan andK rench. Of the latter, we have
V. IViiisun's best, w inch is considered the purest
silk uud handsomeM nnishea velvet maue.
Velveteens, particularly those
with a silk face, make very handsome cloaks and
suits. They are very ranch sougui after in the
eastern markets, the demand lieing much great
er than the stock on hand . We have them of all
colors. We sell a good black velveteeu at tM rt
per yard.
Great Reduction in Carpets.
We will coniiuue to sell Bright's, Higgins'
Hartford's aud all otlier A uerican carpeia at
$1 25 until further notice. These goods are made
of purest wool, with use ol best dye stuffs . We
will have another lot of genuine English Brus
sels in a few days. The patterns and designs
will be eutirely new, being copied from ttie best
velvet cartieuT We continue to Keep a full line
of Axminster
the very best
made
carpets, wmcn are considered
and most beautiful carpetiMgs
Curtain Goods. We have a full
line pure silk Damask; also, plain and striped
repps with gimps and tassels to match. In Midi -tion
to the above our assortment ofreal lace cur
tains is very r-oinplete. We keep various pat
terns of oil curtains; also, Knglish Hollands,
which are sold reasonably and put up tor noth
ing. We make liberal discounts to parties fur
iiiidiing tiieir houses. Carpets put down witfeont
extra charge.
Alexandre's Kid Gloves. Wt
have recently received a full assortment of Al
exandre Kid tiluves, every pair of which is wax
ranted. They are in fall shades, and also tile
most delicate tints imaginable. We sell l.isu
pin's Kid (.loves at l 25. They are higbiy
recommended, and we think them Very good.
Firs. The approaching winter
suggests that crrtain preparations are necessary
to meet its rigors, and in this connection, noth
ing is so conducive to comfort, nor tenda more
to complete the toilet than a handsome set of
Furs.
Mink, as her. tofore,is very much appreciate,!.
and can never he substituted by other furs so
divirable, for the same prices. They are very
dress; and durable. Our Mink sets at ", are
tbe handsomest to be had for the price.
Next in favor are the Seal Skin tets, which hare
a deep rich color and are exceedingly soft.
Twenty-flee dollars will buy a set of these beau
tiful furs. Rose Martin, Black Sable an I Coney,
are al-o tn vogue, and very popular. Our White
Furs consist of Astrachan. Arctic Fox, Ermine
and Imitation Ermine. For tii'istantial com-
lort and beauty, our Seal skins and Astrachan
fcadjues are pre-eminent. Those who Would
make a handsome present cannot procure any
thing so useful or more appreciated than a set of
lurs.
WHmi & natcfcisoi's i lui.
UI IK I' SUE!
AT
tut i il so xxi
and
Mutchisons
105 Main St.
Great Reduction in Prices to
meet the wants of the peo
ple and convert our
Dry Goods into
Greenbacks.
Desirous of reducing Stock pre-,
vious to the 1st of January, 1"72, we!
offer the following great inducements 1
in prices, which are very much be
low the market value. Read atten
tively and take a bee line for tbe
Bargains :
r00 yards canton flannel at Ktc.
500 yds crash at ten yards fur il.
500 yds crasb, extra wi Jo, S yards
for l.
25 dozen h'K-k towels, fringed,
SI 25.
10 dozen buck towels, extra large,
$3 00.
500 pounds cotton batting, ISc per
pound.
3000 comfort calico, lo cts.
50 pair blanket, at ' IHJ to 12.
Good jeans at 25 to 40 cts.
Excellent jeans at 50c to 0c & 75.
Casimeres a large lot lrora SI 00
to every price marked down to zero.
Astrachan and Seal Skin jackets
4 00 to $7 75 a Great Sacrifice.
1000 Dollars worth of Furs at very
tempting prices. Winter is coming.
A few rice setts at $40 to $75.
Tartan Silks for Misses at 11 00
worth 91 75.
700 yds Bcautifai Jlepp Alpacas
in all colors at 50c worth 75; were
not made at tbe price.
Excellent plaids at 25c worth 40c.
Excellent plaids at 50c worth 75c.
Satin striped Alpacas at 35c worth
50c.
Fatternsof Silk Poplins at 14 00
worth flS 75.
Patterns of Silk Poplins S16 worth
820.
Patterns of Silk Poplins at $17 00
worth 22.
Long and Square Shawls 3 to $12.
French Repp silk and wool SUawls
at S17 worth $22.
French Repp silk and wool hurn
ois shawls $9 worth $12.
Beautiful zeph3T bumois at$7 sold
last year at f 15, a few left.
Shawl Suits, grey and plaids tit $5
to close out, sold last year at $15.
Furs, a great bargain, at $7 50
worth $10.
Kid tiloves all colors auJ sizes at
$1 a pair to close out, cheapest glove
in America.
25 doz L. C. handkerchiefs tt per
doz.
25 doz hem atiched haikerchlefs 8
for $1.
50 doz hem atiched handkerchiefs
G for $1.
20 dox bent stitched handkerchiefs
5 for 81.
5 doz lace handkfs 7 Sets euc'h.
20 doz shaker all wool bose 7icts.
20 doz shaker socks 50c to 6.c.
50 doz merino hose b pair for $1.
25 doz merino hose 6 pair for $1.
300 dollars worth of Lace Co!lars
from 20ct to $1, being the finest as
sortment, best styles aud cheapest
lot of Lace Collars ever offered for
ale in Lexington new style re
ceived every month. These goods
mailt be seen to fully appreciate tbe
extremely low prices at which
we are selling them. This
is o "ruse" to get up an excitement;
but based on sound commercial prin
ciples, benefiting ourselves as well
as the people.
fra -Fuiitiiu Xfartin .imti
I for the celebrated Patterns r.f K. BLT-
TEBICK & CO., Xew York, fall and
pet choice of Patterns at low prii-.
We are sole agent tor Mrs.
Moody 'a CELEBRATED AB
KOMINAI. CORSETS, the only
eonseta made an correct princi
ple, which give ease aaili
comfort, bene; a lasting benefit I
to those wh as Ihcaa.
Reduced price of ibis Corset, $2.50.
m & rmium,
7o. 105. Main Street.
lry i is.
H. J. E. AHncns,
lias just o.rii-d
A new a:nl splfiiditl assorrmcnt t
DRY GOODS,
For Fall and Winter Trade,
A full line or
I. tUICS' ' ( HILDREV8
SHOES,
GIIOCERIEN!
(7IIIXA, GLASS.
i t 1-: i : ak e.
All ill tw ofl'i red at lowest rks.
Corn-r Frank ha and (1ar strife, near tb J
M.ik.t lliu, I.KXIV(iTN. orlilly
Hats taps Etc.
51.
.M.
( OK.VER AtLAlHELSTS.
SAM. LEVIT.
l. HOODS,
Hat ami Cap Store ! '
liaveju-l rel-eivt'l sn.t 0-nej, and Will keep
.n!nti on liand a large stock, oi
GENT'S FURNISHING CCCIS,
H AT- tMH Afs,
1 RlNks,
Vill-KS,
t'MSRH I. AS.ae.
:it wtiii ll I will
Mock of
rlt rltrsi t-ir eash
Th largest
PAPER COLLARS ! 4
ii the city, (two Wtxefi for 25 rta.
JOHN" F. KSKBfcKti. JEKSIM-H
ENEDERC & JEKJIinCS,
DEALERS IS
IT 1-5 LUMBER
Doors. Sfist. Blinds.
GROCERIES,
CHINA, GLASS,QUEENSWARE
ic, tc, atC,
ll;TO. MISBOCRI.
KURT. HALE BR..
It AIJ-.llS IN
LUMBER,
suiswi.es, i. a Tns.
noons, SAH BUNDS.
WE are now receiving direct from "uica;
an.l St. I.ouis.a p-nernl assortment t I'tne
and 1'oiilar I.uinlier of all thickness and kinds ot
llie best qualities, wtiich we ofler very low lor
CiVe can mm supj.le all nrd-s ur W
now have f.n hand .nr.w feet Lambert :Bl.i
Shingles: liM.OM No. I Shingles. Call and '
amine our stork .
jail Ant ROBERT H AI.E BK' .
i7cXI!TO KtHSERV.
I AH fififi FRI'IT TREES, proratn-
lUU.lMJU te,t and for sale at thrsC
Nursery, wbirh hare not only tbe mem i
ol stronc, Tig.imos. h -althy growth and
careful traimii(t.tiut are by nature already ae.-li-uited
and aitaited to this western soil. As llie
season tor tree flaiiuntf is ajiproarliiiie.
wi.uld call attention to ttie fart, that in tfcis nur
sery is one of the finest lots of two-year-i.ld trult
tn-eatver pr in this or any other ewtintry,
uiisnriiassed in variety and sire. As times are
hard, will en'haiipe. this fall, nursery stock
tor jrreeuba-k, calves and Irnjrs. t irat cJaaa
aiMile trees, S t- l-et, bis cents. Pears Sct.
Otlier sUn-k uld low. qiiitlity considered. Cat
alncue and .rice list sent on supination. Sur
sui v one half mile weetot rair ..round.
ortUU P. J. WOP WIN.
KTRtV NOTICE.
'I'AKEN I t by are II IHIklI.,
I ..r t'rw.i. m Townlmi- on tbe
ii. i. Vniwulu.. I..71 ainl uosted
t......r-2. tk u W:iiuit ne. J . I. a red
roan SI EEK. 3 years old st. wbtu- lace, droop
l.oi ns, crop off Vipbt ear, hall croft off left, up-m-i
aide; brand.-i on I. II I'M': cannot make out
lor what it waa intended, and .i.iraised at twea-tj-bvedollais.
ns-3w
S First Prize .Heduls Awardeat.
THE tJREAT
S0UTKET.N PIANO
MAM UF ACTOR Y.
VLl.KrJABECcCO,
M ANI'FAtTCRERr E
l.r;iinl. Sniarf ami l'riplil
PIANO FORTES,
BALTIMORE. MARYLAND.
TfRRj-E Inntnuuents have been before Ui pub
1 tic for nerlv thirty years, and Ofiow their
er.. Brace abwe attained an untiurchaaed pre
eiiimaaicr. wbtcb ironouncea them uacquaile'l
IN TONE.
TUl'CII,
WOUR1IANSHIP
AND lI R ABILITY
fy All our Square Pianos have our u. lin
triiai verstmn scale and Asrra3e Tr.;l.:e.
We would call siecial attention tn our late
Paivntol luiiirovement!inUKAND PIANOS and
syi AJt. UkANins, loun.l la no other t'laaos.
which lirine the piano n.-r-r perfecuoa than has
yet been attained .
tu ry PUuo Eully Wan-anted for Five Tears,
a 5- Ve are by special arranirement enabled to
fuiiiiah PARLOR UlidANs aud MtLODEONS.
! ttie most ceh-bmted makers, M holes. le and
Retail, at lw-st Factory Price.
Illustrated catalogues and Pi ice LiJsprotui
ly lurnished on application to
WM. fciNAKE A C., Baltimore. Md..
Oi any of our regular eelablished agencies, df Cm
AS DREW II. II- UAWSOS,
CHilTJisEI.LoIt AT LAW. onice U ftroad-
wayJKooin list. N. w York ity.
4 0IT.(TIOERV BAKERY Jk,
R EST A IK1. T.
CutCNTEl! and French Candii-s, ft-
Fruits. c. WeitdinK Parties h j
1 ... 1 1 . . ...... 1 .i .... ..!. . 1 1 .- La-
lr-. and meals at all hours at
O. T. WILLIAMS IXI'S.
4IU Main St.. Kansas Itv.
o-tJlm3
SI X DRIES tOR Id A I.E.
ii'E OFFER FOR MALE, the following items
f V at prices auitabte to tne tiara umes.
One pair 01 spienuia or own mawe 1
Ml LES, nearly 1 bauds high, smmI I
uailer Ta(Mle, and u usurps seed m siu
irl r double harness. I
an. One sorn-l UELPlNti.- isrtlecllr
fonued. pleasant rider, tine roadster
Arvl in harness and an evoeilnt aad sale
One Top BL'oUT.m gooil repair;
a light runner, and stylish, to-1
cether with lurores to match.
One second hand BL'UUY, ao top, good ran
nine Rear; and ezoellent single harness.
Tl NSTAI.L SON.
I leal era in tetier-a! Mrrchandiae
deri tf Weilingtua, Ut.
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