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Tins i.,ix:iTvcirrrv vioisiiiv" Caucasian aucj. iwxs.
1 i
(The VrrlibtfaHfasiaii.
TKKM8:
i 'r, in rtlv)im 2.ftC ; month- in
. 1.8ft; ,ncle t4 , UV. Mibcrip-
tt iitin-.l ;tt i n I )( ( rut unit -rts ve-
t w
-1
ill' it M K i - I li :tlt ks to til' fl It lll, ItO Vt
!.-! i -ponding I'v our ;ii(t-itl tor cttilot. Let
t tti lti "iitiniii' iuiti- li .- tnr-M'lj, a re
Miiii; ;w til lor our ticui'l armv ot tmr t au-r-a.J
one cut n-namlv get us
sub-
n lit r
.tl .o a er.
II no a csr .
W mi : year,
..I dub.
Iuh .'I I
n
1'J to tfrit r up
THE SAUNOlfiS CASE
n again riintinm-.l to term
Hi be
..HI I
CIRCUIT COURT.
Mniost (iirritnrr- we k h w been consumed In
Iln important tnl - b idd ol 1 dl
.1 Matim t order, deceased. An army ol legal
gem u im tt d:ir be n conducting the rase.
PAR0QN0.
(,o,rnr it t rat liiiiwn has pardoned
Ki.o,k M i! iifiin the i nii ntiaty lit- w;t- iif
,t thoM- i'iuh h I -t 1 a few mouth since he lore
ihcviMl. in tins otiv, for robbing Kuit-hai t's
kll'.l Mt'ic
ATTENTION.
K. mcmi-cr the IVjicln-rj." Institute nel week.
V r v p. I .!,' gue and I r lend ol educat un in the
foiinM itiYtir I :iu 1 commanded to be present.
-oipenntendfii! M nti't.li, one oV the best
. ; ii-n mi Mi-sotm. wiii pt'itk ttltn'-sii.iy ui
l.in.'.n iin-i :U ihk!i- l"l"tt". r-n lltot.
ftClr ) ,
rk I hnr.-iluy ami I iiurtluv
Ki. k.m, I'm- mo.t t'titiiit til
.m.-i o( liif Atlt-h;iny notin
.uni the :tt tftti nn of Hi In-iruu-I.
renin Im' ilrlunri!
iirtlf .ill ! li.lllrr, ot" M I.OlUS
1 folk- Uilfll.l. X'x-loll Ml
of t llf 11:1)'! l-t i-miivll.
AT SEOALIA.
t uiii I ill lik mi'lioji.tli-- ol
r.--i; pron.l ol it. liiftioni "lf
Itiut j t v 1 1 1 I'V i 1 ftlloM llott-lll-,
. uilh tltr u. ii!:il oiii-,ltt k
. in ilo- t'lfTk'" oilu'f. V rtt i- i
;i. !! UN I IjM-tlilU-j.. It! lius
i i. . :ik- u i ol' if- hoftl. ami it--
i' -.. ..k- tor .ha r
t a! Itif Im-iims--
:llil - . :i llU'iii; llt'llt
i i ' i.Mini'. i ii.tii, i;. 1. 1 a .
. - I- :llll it Mo .lr;h '., Alllollk:
iln i .ilt'l t tit f:.VII'- lill-i ll'-. IU-li ,
on ti t i in'Mtt" I V ilh :i iiioi r jit in i -.im
iK.iiii -i-n it.
ANOTHER
NTY CONVENTION.
JUDSON S AIR SHIP.
!o Mr W. I.. -In
dl-'ll and rt-lliil-lie
i-. to exhibit
-hi- Aif hip,
iiv d it llldicate
l-un for a
noil I I a
me of thr
or flying
. that it i-?
I h- p-
i-, to hu h is hlllltf a cabin
1 1 1 v it 1 1 ii i- a ni'ol' 1 , foiir-
.1 in -balm ier, and w'i-'h.s
-H p.. I
afl.o-i
- - I ai
W 1 1 h
It W:;
bin, en-'iMe an-1 t'. I-
e..i;. tructed at I 'iilladt l-
cot
and
d' to
I In
l i t1
ai
woi kt-d bv fltlo-r Com-
i,r (hf L.ra ol l.o'iid ittniiionia. 1 n
. d the niod. l h; et v attained in
o):.- iiiib- in loin minute-. It nioe
..idai or virti. al, wt hour expt-ndi
or l-.rt o balla-t. with Ihe wind or
wind, at Iln- will d the operator
i n thf ui't'tf
:n-! , dou:d.
is a line -1
lllieli ot
hnd. r 1 l. -tr
r. I lli.i mod
b
- pmpo-
Ml I
ill till
work .
th--
: p.. i
i.j.fllrr .
id
ideer-
i'td fhaiiL'-t-.
turning li"
.-In ut
ile sldt-
,b-pr.- -r,
mail
i:d Ihe -dlip aero-- tile
!. Tit-.- a pt-rteel eitt b-,
! . .ii ! roin a ii i v en puinl ,
I ! i. ai . It i- to h.- e.
nt tit- .dioY!NLr fan? .
r J ! 7 ; Aehi.-on, l;i't
. k l, Kall-a-, Sept Hi to
-fpt . J ' to J- ; 1.. lUiiana,
. pi.
PERSONAL.
, Mate ipenn!t tub nt
rl llM re-pect.t to the
public
en.-tali
. lb
'.-till,
nt at the ounty
b- next v. e
pai r, of
. I' .
t Saturday, the
our prominent
; hll (It' ld loii on
j.ui f dm aforr : " UeV . lr. ."u Hi van ,
.1 i - rural 1- emaie l oll.-i'
i .lay 1 he l lor t- I
l. - of Ills m-hot d, olie
, w a- in mir
'king round
of Ihe very
dale
- ui.j
lie t.d!- th that
hi- trip into
lare scholarship
ii ol a eail early in (he week from Mr.
, r, w ho i now the leading lcmoeraiii
id d- b'l -enalor mi tbi- Senatorial dl.-tnet
-.,) ,io-f tmiit v 's cltoi.-e, and u l'ettis imd
,.(le have b.Mh had the s ,. l , , j , t
. i-, hilly elitdled to it this lime, and there
d. t she will i;-t il, in spile ol the many
. - lhal a i e da i k , ' a lid t lie numerous I it 1 1
. ai h 1 1 k- tli.il are -om- Iiim s .am.
had a ideaT-aid call on .Mondav . Iroin our
an l i n-ml , .. iif i al sin id-, w ho tfax a gal
.in in., ii-bf Hi til- Mexican W al o the eorp
l,,. it on.- the Y. hloi- ol Ihe an -a-iaii
.Ul.t-ti-d. Ihe hi lirl.il Will aKhaVs till,
on a - iaii latch -I I I ML' on I he olit-lde. A I
.1. In- a.-pi ri I ion- liae in-n more or h--e
i.-d h Mo i in e nip. rale appeal made bv
lo- coinpt iiloi (o ihe -.t-eiional pa.-spni
.- p. ..pie, m I- r,Mll hopt 111! of the le-iltl t
' ill k I I'M- i oil .1 1 I HUM II 1 1 1 1 II .
K un.-a- ( it
An.il-t I-, .
d ONI- llio-.t
-.mi. r. ol I. a
1 nil.--, ol la-l Sunday morn
lilaim d ihl-i it- III 111 leg (rd t.
pillar r-iiuiti men : ''I apt. J
w d te count v , is in this ctl
-lopping
hi- kin-man, Mr. A Mollatl
In ik i hit in i
m illle II f "I to IlliiVi
and i m. r at one
It W IN ),!
W I
- tailiily
Ii
n aetpraintaiici eu-ex
nd l one oi lilt- liH.-l
ami
W.
live I
Ulipll.hed
.e tie W ill
if. A
ow n ami a live
natural law ut
i o. H. i.n hi
I UV It l. 1 1' ill . ' '
if her by
Dh
THE HALL-WILLIAMSON BUSINESS.
In I!.- la l i auea-ian We gVe iiihlh:it I
I II ill t i aid, denying the correct n.-i ot
tin- I- pi. if t onr Aullville correspondent, a.-i to
Had -i ir.iiii dtiiMrv cteir-e in abetting the bail
i.g I W iIh.umoii, m iio i- charged w dh murde
lh tlie in -I d:"e, 1U takllig Ihe lite ot Heilii
Th;i( ' ,i t,,i :t j.lt (he liiol al aid of a 1 1 1 Ileal
lioini.n sbilbv and .M l. Bill 1 M -caid i iil'
n llallN . al
Ibis to -av
I, onr in mhbor ol the Kegi
' I hi
i t n- lie-
ris utidi
orv What dl
Ml- II i l -,i- lll-Mcc ol l
oc pi i iwd- .1 bv Mr I ra , I
n- lo 1 1 , lo tntmplc li.-' -Intuit
I-eiiitt r w.itdull ii.'ih.i ;nil or
- peaee W ho cult
pit nt and aide
Under Ills feet,
b --iieratt Iv eoi -
r ii nt -M. h a liniir iin:lit be d-ni- t,v
t1(kn . but lutb 1. , it nihM ni. ti t
tiv ili-tlCe-.
b Ihe
Ult.m,. i,-.fr enlJiit,' ti.t- t:.le, buf fi it lo bt-'.luh.-
...mhi-i Iio pr--lt-lol tin cm-tit! altornes ,
lookt loo Uw le-- lo. tl- lo Si. lit Ar, A- We .ild
iu ..tu . .ii n ut id -I l.i I w . t k , t be law s lhat
Ml. til t
tir-t ,1,
f.t.ib.i p
1 w iili co in tin 1 1 in t iiiurdt-r m lln-
f, l.lll II
ul. . II. -il
.1 )lt-l"'
li,- ;idiiilll d lo b id ll
t In :''IU' Hit" - Uli'lK
atillilt ! b:tll, 11 tOtll-,-
t hoiii Ihe . eb net thai !be ci mo' to in mil 1 1 I
b.W-l i
(ban tntiid. r in Im- In -t
ndi.1 I'V ar.v one thai any
Il ii no( .rt i
bv Ihcie two w l'-acrei
(to a I
; pi-ltct-i iu " Hi i-i r in-, John Heiui
rm ot and a p'M.r mail, hut lhee po
d Mi It id will tbid thai tie has mole
lb i ii the v 1 b ink . We JO'. .IM.UIIfe tlie
I, tu a-baiitttnl iotalun id liw, ad.tt
till mill 'Itt, ili-.'i act in) lit Hie inlt-Hi-lbi-
county. Mr Il iU may ind be lo
i liooe be I led, Inil Ihe c 11 c limslaiice
i iiioi't-oi an explanation I ban he i v cm
t a i -1 I he .u-1 ice- a i e cerl imily
u'.d r-h'tlild be ictpu l.ed to slirt't'll'lt r
t.ob lite coiib h lice tin-) bave abused,
tne oi d mail in the fount-, ii at
dffii.m.
li tu,- ,
I"
'nv He bit l.ufed I Uip ar In uii.iW.-r the
HriM-iiu, i,( aaili.it htm, ami cannot now be
I 'Mud Hi- U.ei !ld . ell jri-Hitf tloW II Milotlie
i hl.i.rboi.d w lo-rc the mimh-r a commit t d.
A - if j t .a indi'iiaiion :i- bit llore al Iiih criuti ,
r'.n.e it ui thai lo- h:t- been kilhd Unhin'l
b-lhw-it lie inteiHh l lo loih 11 hi hail and
f.e h(fl neck, and hax done m. He iohiii-n
Hi-id. i- bin ilioiiatid dollars chea i-noiixli
In ine ulila. -I ton ol luknm Ihe lib- ol lleim. "
1 our Atillvitie coi respondent iiilorm im that
mu e,iabli!-h the tmih d hia lateinenta by
ni.h i. -tonoiiy ai will nut be doiibti il by tht
p".pi,. ,,f l,alai fie county. He re-aerL thr
HtainiH,in made n hi" i port , ami claim fr
l-nu ib.u the an- kHu11 tine; that Mr. Hall
did H-f.,,.,.. !- th- hailing- ol WillliuriHin, while
-in, y pi,-.ecutii.w Ibr raw, a .-taletl by
loin
Mh J..MN an I'Ar rn.,- ,),'i nt lor the just
ly ct u braied llose .n u ihj Maclnue, la in our
fily , to reHirtlii t v o moot brt . He may be lotlfol
' Ar.lniKrr'H f-tore I'uiiic wihin to pur
4ioinr a No. I inn tune, will do w. II tt call autl
i'JlUfV lwe hi lore purrUaainj(. it
CO'J
( Hi-. I i! if oi. nt .on thf puipo-.r ol
l.l;.i I.l.U t oiini. onV-i-ln tta I...U calle.l to
M! !t'lt til ;illll.L, Si pi t IlluaiV I (
.' I., m ltd dtdt-i'.ilt toll itreot'blttl
?..;.,.. i j U . dio-di , . j.t lliffMiii
i v , im si b ' " 'itiol i.-io d ' ' Ih.il It VV;is II li"
l j,, , , ; i , lit- t .1 1 1 d I d -i t (' - I'V .1 dl ! t ."I pi I Ilia I "
,, . ; ., tl . Ml- . IM. to I..- b. Id iMl
-j,, !;.;!. d.o- - I i Mitl.-li toU n-tup,
al ( ,.,,r I I -1 1 lit l.i x lo-lot, ; I , :tt U ' t li
ifi.-t.tit. .Hi 1 t . i . i i.lt.n . til .i b;il . .it lid'V
-.,,,., 1. ...- . t i i . I . ' 1 1 1 , n! t t.iiiol di: : W :i dl-n.-ioii
.u U l,. ..no'.- t.-.td lb .1" - ; l:iii!-. at
tllt. !,....! H-.ti-i- Mr- Van Mrt.-r's
i, wl.tl lov i.-loi- uie lo bf t 1,1 i H. I to lb
i. m i- v i iiii niiiti'.. i ..I I .u k.ii - U, t'ti
- li : i l-.n , ii W ; t tl ; M tddlr
f.,), l...t. tlVld: W I iill.toii, . IL'l.t .
j , I'h . li 1 i i li , t I .Ill ll.tir 111 ! bt i
j,,;' m : ! i I n I , Hjt l.t (hi! 11 e d- b - ,
, i.,i. 1 .il W. Iiifi.ui, an I lh' ;l
I io- . ..in not (. m-n.Io-1 tii.il all
i. .i to i ti.iw i i im . 1 1 Uif .il.-- id t dec -:i.
n.t it i.-d. olla!-. It at-o v. -dvtd
i - a.-. plane.- -f proi. -. W. It.
;.!. .t- .! i.-d -.Mt.liy ol Ihf KxWnllM
...lol. . 1 1 ' Wihli I - lo in. it aliiil ) t .
CONGRESSIONAL AND Sf NATORI At DfUGATIS.
A Ittiotim'h tiif nod
of the l.uc I. moor
b-i (mo oittfiat Mo
imii) , the lollou nK
;tnd hi M IV of the Scerelui v
llii' OlitllV I oft Y I'll! loll IHC
I ihnu h.t mg 1 t m t ttt. n
arc I'iIh v"! to he the- d e
K;lo tliHl)!;lli '1 I'V
tow li'thip t.t
w hu h i to take
v it utiolltoii
I.rlrloii W. H. titlils. Win, T. 1Ivh, .
, K tatl'l
t 1jv I. Iliriulon, H. 1 laKlMii.I.
Sm-a- linr l. mi.-ul. Ut.
UalunKion W . B. Mel, .. W .WlutP.
r'ttm J . M llrl.
ltivi.l. . ti:tmtoii.
Mi.l.tl. ion-T. .1. I- UK-hrr, A. toritrr.
ik.Vi r-M. A . Sh elc.
The following gentlemen, aUo, are euppos t
to be Uio?e lrt iel loatit nil iHr $v mtonul Con
vent ton
Millleton r. M. Hums, K. I'rttli'rae,
lolm Siirovrr.
nu.r-W. c. WtMi, M 1.. lUtt.
I.t-inft .tw'th V . mmiOi, Kttbert Hiile, A.
.1, Hall, II , I. r.. Atin-na, A. ti . omuk,
flay i. I. Fintiback, .1. U. Milonall, A .
Stt til t.
Sni-a-i;ar V . T. , amnion, U I. tiiatertli-ld.
Wtuiikcton M , li- lti-ury 11 . C t hilea, C.
Krewtinn W . A. Thornton, M. F. Inre.
1-Mvis K T. tonn, B, F. coflee.
INFORMATION WANTED.
A. tin1 following is a matter ol' pulilto inttn-st,
ami prrtment as respectful, we give (t plaee
SIayvikw, Mo., August '.it, IsT'2.
. J. !lt.i., K, t irouit AttoriifV:
1 belivve that it lit a fact, K'n,'r'1y conceileil,
Unit w heu a man become a eamihlate for a pnli
hc oMire, he is at tnce public pr-rly, ami his
nets are open to public crmciMu . This being
-o, and the people of Washington, anl in tact
otht-r tow nshtpn, beinjf desirous of putting re
liable ami tliorontily reponsiblf (eutleineii in
;itl ni i port mil M.sttious, ileeni it a privilege ami
n:ht io ak you .-ouie tpieslion, whereby yiu
uiy be aule to put yoitrsdi rilit upon the
ret out, antl it I. -o r:ttilY tiii people in ivLranl to
our act ion in thv ease of the Mute of M issouri
versus foil Plinth Hii.l others, lor usunlt
upon th- person of . t'. Tool. Wit to not ii
tach to you any blame lir-ct, hut we lo not Me
how a cum' at iiniY so boltliy in ib tiance ol law
wis fiiM)it-.'ti w it bout trial. 1 he w itne.-se.t
surely coiibl hae bct-n brou.iit iorw;irl ami tiie
inatit-r li if.l, huil the proper un aii.- bern n -tnel
tt, aiitl a nio-l tliiifnmt violation of the
laws lt-eii )uiiihe.l. 1ft tt ipose who it mirht.
I an 'I you ' ' vi.-t- and tlt w I tat you know about '
(hi- rae; why it was .hsimsst l, as it nu; why
the WiliirvM's wi't'i' not lorce.l t come up, and
all about it ? 11 tiding so, you Will obliK Ihe
NOtl'IMot ASIItSt. IttN I ownmhi.
WELLINGTON ITKWIS-
M'NNY K!ISOlr.
A b.ifkel uoetin; was In id at Kairvtew not
lotitf .-itli'f. lb tit brriij? nt pit-at limi; in our
town, main ot the ;ood people of Wellinitttfii
atlt iidt d the scivi.'is. In a.iihtioii nt-vt-ral ot
our Miitit nun hkew ise dflerumii-d to ir I lit :-m-Mi--.in
tin-tlrlightml biecs that tan leat
I'raiii.-. liny were .soon happily paind off.
tht ir oiai. itn tux aecoiiipanh d their mother
I. tin-church. So tat , all ritit. But during
th s. coinl merino n tin- voi.n oropie resul t e l lo
ili.-i-ai-iia.'fs in Ihe Kroe. and otherwise en
io .-tl IheiiiMeU.s. u.h con duet freailv faa-
erated lite ujothi'lsot the Yoiiior iu-lies ,I ll.e
. io. td Ihe at rnioii the ollltt; nit ii uemied III
-land, Htlt i! too oli-tflo'u.-.. howt e. , ol the Ititt
Ifttial W I a ! h lu ft tine I he llitiliiik! then eh-ed .
1 lii'M' oiiiii no u t it1 tlo-n
OiUld d b Ihl'-f
lln iri Half d
polindrr--
Ol I tio-
, and it-eiiuvd In a tl
toi Ihu it. .rn n m
O ti.Uld. lr. ot jfo-j.it-i pi
iind 111- lanll t-oitii'
i- .ii thf eetit ?ueh bad
i itt -i;t -s I lit erow d
h. n.liiiif the ns-
.W S toi t ilr-t , llllllie-
iialt l btliind a ring,
-al i da tloil at tin- pioe.i
o appl ohaiioh . t be
tit u" e- mill a obib
aild Hiailltedetl thell'
lin. b loud bui rah:
Kiilig lathe.-) dtdi fi td
id in d to bt- approx i
ir ut It ranee-, w ith t!u
matt d. and eHlole it tln ir
uio-l trtnpiiali.: y.e( O ulai l.ni . I he ItoVa W ere
aoiri.d and rax.-d, and pultetl and Wooh-d bv
lit. ii I'.iuH and pallia till tht- tame laoliic a.
I h-.tli; b I he t I t- old v t W o- ( ar-td.N . On.
l telbiW, lNl-apprfiifll'llll Ibetd.ji-rt ol tlif
L.-aiili, liolilt red out hail audibly Unit iif bad
.ili. j.lv eh.tiKtd retorts onet- that da - Auolb-
r liptd --nt ot the ruor, td.nded with the
. r.-ud and thus bt Ileal i ad the hell lit of the
'1i-.ii-.Hiih. Another ejaculated, "It Werii'l
me.'' But p-tiaw The biy bad a- well al-
it-inpt to bomiiav.l r i t lioiodon with ottt-
n- a? to make m il.-l li-i' in the luce ot aiieh
lo-o'. 1 be er..w d font limed to di-i.-iiy , but tin
holies -tn.U bliii;lil lliell amumeilU- to a ehi-e,
It dea-ed theboVs tl'olll CH-bdY, rtlld told lllelll
lo go ami in no limit-, It i luuiuttd Uiat they
Went we: tw aid.
PK'KNIi KLE.
"Ht-ft "-prings ir. to be the si ene of one ot the
iTiaiide-l pie-tile ttial ever eaust d the hearts oj
o..i t'hriMiati brelhren X palpitate. 1 hurdav,
inr i- itit- .ia appointed lor the oecisioii,
and it is hoped that the whole eommimity will
a- emile in one pie-uu kle bi ut hri tmo'l .
Ma v ihei e be no -.can ity td eo if ken.- and w ait -ei-,
paupaW-s and girls, pies amt ttrabos, oiilou
iti'l cake-, cm uinbeid and swings 1 thi end
f b-el aHtboii.ed lo retpu-.it thai e'.ery young
man eoiue, w ilti his dearly beloved s-w Miging on
one arm and a Ita-ket td provt-ion on the olher
I in- invitation , it mu.-l lie rem inhered, is
wholesale: it l .swe.ping, t ome everybody,
and bring yoiirba-kets. bl jteitple, eouie and
lake one iiiv igoratiug draiiirht from the nlore-
s ml springs, and be relUVeliatetl. loii I lor-
ct (he 'pilUmelit . '
Nisi Kfd.ANKOl S.
Weather verv i.lea-aut. The late raois have
nuu-d h
avv corn crop. i oii-ideraldt- iek
eo'lilltl'V. It l.s believed that the do,. -readv
.-addied. undidates siill treat-
lie-.- If) III
l.iouor flow um (ret Iv Who Wtiiihin't bi
ter. Kbier I'latteiiburg will commence a
racted meeting on Thursday night be I ore
next regular appointment in September.
Ihe hop, skip and promenade at Mr. lidball s
nine i-veitiiiica bince was a pleasant anair. o
kirmi-tiing as yet in tlie neighborhooil ot
tm ks" vineyard. M At .
LIBERAL COUNTY CONVENTION.
I'tusimnt to t Iiv call of I In- Kxecutive toiu-
ttl it t -- ol the I.ili-ral H. inil.ln-uii parly ol i.niiiy-
Hc .'oiiuly, a. convention was In M in the city
if l.i xiiiitton , Mo., on .-aturilay, Aug. lstli,
.1 appoint ili li'xat. s to tlie Liln-ral Ut-pulil ii all
lai.' 1 onvintion. which nut at J. -H't-i-son
I iiv on i-ilm-s.iay, tlit--Jll inal.
in iiK-elintf wad calio.t to or.lcr by Maj
11
II Wilson; who on inoliou, was also ma.ie pei-
inaiii ntctiairmiui. W. 11. ilwinf? was
cho&t-n
tin motion of .luilKf v alter H
.IIowiiik Ktntli-.ni-n were chosen
Tchlis, the
It-legatee to
iln- stuti-' onvention :
From the t entral Judicial 1 ntrtct AI ai .
II, Wil.-on; alternate too. Steele
From the W e.itwrn iitl ic t t . . 1. Sulterfi
at tern alt , I litis. 1 'ebbs.
.1.1:
From Ihe Ka-lerii 1 Ms! t H" t- i loll . Ail-Tint
llackuwlli ; alternate, Jud'e onr.ol Xeinkte
Ii vv i resulvetl lhat the eoiiutv oaiier- be re-
rpie-Iett lo publish the proceeding td the I .
eidion
A call waa then made on tlie hairman lor an
address, tti which he restxHided in a haooy :md
patriotic manner in a speech of thirty miuiil
He eMdalhed the true rtlatll td the Liberal e
lilt III of Mlrtrtollfi llMill the living l.-tU'rt of the
da. : tirui t iir all to loruet Ihetb atl pail, and biok
lo Ihe Kho iolis llliure. He w a I I'etpieid I ' U
l.lttudcil. Al the conclusion f the speaker, tht
ctn t ill loll atljourm d. Hie bent let ting JO'
my
. .Villi
(1 s. W htle Iln .ie pal i iotic words were belli-;
apl
lauded bv a nHiafl hill very cieonaoie antn-
i ill Ihe lolllif lolllt loom (below). 111
onb-., rate v llt.i 'td carried e .1 v t hi nK before
t in a -aim in ol iinlorur.dlen oas-ion in I be l irctiit
oiu t i-.m.io (no dair-i . v Ii. re a prote.i-e-1
' I leunicratic' ' ounty l on vent ion w aa
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DOVER ITKM8
hk.LU.lol S .
Khl rofe- I. Al t am an Our tow u I his Week ha-
betn iinuualK livet . 'I he old August meeting
of who -h n" have heunl r?t much br niany
years, of which Ihe obi ami the young Ihntk
with much pleasure, ami whose annual return
all hail with uiexpreisible joy, ha for thia year
about come to a ehee. Kbier (sanies ami lrc
tor, together with the bn al preacher, Kldcr
I'laltenbur. have been fonduciing the meeting.
Elder tiainet ia an obi ar-h'ii.-ie, ba.--tlun-good
service in tlaya fioue by in hia Mater't catire,
ami Mill haa'the -rotMl obi K'apel near hia heart,
lb i - not a silled a Kbh-r I'roclur, but pos
e-e. alt the lire and .eal necessary to waje a
-mcestiil war under the banner of his (.'real
b.ider. Kldcr I 'nii'tor deliverc-l -ome ol the
liliet tliscoiil e to Which we hae el ei had the
pleasure of It-leninjf. He is uiiani pa-aeti bv
anv preacher ol tin- dav and rtpre, e-pei-ially m
ht-C lai'i-'e and eoiii0-eheil-lVe VlflVi of llif
i hriiian rehjw'ioii in il true conception. I he
i t.n'.'lei.'.ttloiii hie been Very laltfe ami atteu
HVe. The re lias been MXleell conteaatons Up lo
the present Vt i iliiuf.
l.oMC HoUK.
i mi- tibl and much esteemed iriend, Mr.f amp
bell, dn d 4.ii Monday 1110111111 about ". o'clock,
alt i a Verv sholl lllne. lb- Was blirietl on
lue-dj al bt o'clock m Funri il vivhts
Al o'clock by Elder IMiilleiibni. He W.ia Ml
vears old al Iln lime ol histb atll. He b ave.s a
ver v larye e,nnet lion ol children , v ruhd-chil
drell, elc . , bi moot li Iheir lo-.i He Was Well
sirn-keii in yt-ii-'fi, ei lull ol life ami energy. A
limn id peilecl tuiiee ami kimllien.s to all, espe
cially tt Ins own d- ar Irieiets,
1'Oi.iTiCAL.
Ilo political aspect of onr little town ami vi
ciniiy i" well known to you. About all are in
lavol of Ihe) Hii.':i-;iii ).4ihcy. 111 mly believing
il o l.t Hie onlv true and w ie w ay lo linallv at
tain lhat point tor w hich all true men ate stnv-lli!-'.
Ihe tanners, especially, are lor their
lnal leader and while-man defender, Horace
I. let ley When he la elected, corn Will moW
hi tler. Wheal Will belreer ol cheat. Wine Will
be unadulterated, and hemp, th. great staple
uodm lion of the immediate alu anau country,
w ill bear a brller pi i e and be in K'ulcr de
mand, i he rea-sons why llusc things will Uv m
you can readily inter.
ft. a rTKNiii io; ran rou.Ki nut.
our wetl-known, Irue and tried liieml. Mr. J .
Selby l'iatlenbnij, whom you have known long
and well, is making raiml hlrnlca m the direc
tion of the orhce of 4 nuuly i ollector. He livea
in ltver, it ia true, which coiirtlilutes one ol lU
larKt iieins, but warm Irienii- itreet him el se
where hm he iniiv.'H around unions tin inaiiv far
mera ami Irue Iriemls of ihe ureal Horace Oree
ley . He it ull life, nieryy and bii."iiiesa, and
Will, 11 elected Count . , 1 1 CC.t o T . Hot OIllV be ail
honwr lt his many ti n nd and asajiciatea, bul
be td incalculable service to Ihiis jreal ami in
ble obi county in a Iluauctal point of view .
Mist kLi.ANicora.
Our inendiaiita an- dohiK a moed business tins
Uri k . Sonic icknes in ihe low ii and surrouml
inx c.niniry. IhH'lorn actio-; ilrujii.sia iloiiiK
better, our friend ami Kmlirtuanly merchant.
Mr. liobert ix, in moving into hi new tlwell
inxhuue. iheyoiiun: p-tiple arc uimti mtrr-
entetl iu pla IIIK I oplet. .omr farmer Kruui b
luiK lutiiiiii- tlie tti-f.lt are rowiH so rapnlly.
Labertew ' livery rtlable is doing a splenilnt lm
liiesrt. OilitoWU a tin lite list- exceetlinKy
much. A Jew Uu flghla. People a 11 pnet.
MNUliX.
FREKDOM ITEMS.
in (he way of news in the agricultural line
there i but little to say thi time. Mir cropw
are line, but the ground in getting ipnte bard.
orn crop w ill be immense. Farmers have tln-i-be)
tacking tto-ir giain, and CHlltng and put
ting away their hay.
ii A t n .
We have had two or three nice showers ol
rain lately, which was much ntntdeil and did
k real good to the rtrn crop. But now we need
a good mow king rain io wet the ground BUtli-ctt-mly
for breaking for wheal. The
Kroumi is too hard to plow .consequently w sep
hut hub bring prepared. Everybody itt waiting
for the rain.
fHICK'4 TOO LOW.
Our farmers think the price offered for wheat
entirely too low, so but lew have done any
threshing, and that only to $vt bread-stuff have
heard ol no alea.
Vl'KHRY.
Why ia it that 1.2T. in the highest price of
fered for wheat, and Hour la sold for It is
cheaper to buy w heat and exchange threw bush,
t its lur loo lbs. of tiour.
I'ltRSONAL.
Our esteemed friend and most worthy citizen,
T. B. Ilord.is cotitined to his bed. If there were
any caea of cholera reported, his would be pro
nounced as such . As he wad somew hat better
Tuendav night, we hope he may soon again be
about and regain his health.
POLITICAL.
This "neck o' the Woods" is in position and
readv to push on the car on which rule (ireeley
and Brown, Stephens, Iavi, Allen A Co. At
tended the primary mevting at Concordia, tiood
crowd, parsed resolutions. Fleeted Ot legates,
and got outside of considerable beer. W e of
W est Freetlom wern't a little show. In the next
primary, and in order to give both Kaat and
W est Freedom an equal tdiovv, we suggest to the
County Central I ouuiuttee to give u two dele
gates 'from boili places it we are entitled to
four; lei us hob! a meeting at A ul I viite ami elect
twofiMin Kat Freedom. We have goi about
ihe toughest light before us we have had lor a
long, long time, and it behooves all to work
ami not wrangle with those who do not think
just a.s we do. It v ill lie w ise to urk Ihe nsni.st
nnce td the Liberal Republicans in t.ur primary
elei tntns as well a general elections, and give
then: an e.pial ahow in the Conveiiiitin; lor it
we don't there will be a grand boat excursion
up Salt Hi ver in November, ami the pas
senger.-w hi tie Ib tnocrats. Freetlom will do her
duty for a ticket of good iiieii.bin if the ticket
is not good, H will be s it A Ti IlKH.
that roiikr.
If came, was seen, but still we surniise. But
lu re's tin i, est joke on the Comet (or on a lew
.tcareil one-, i.-. not malt rial) that has occurred
bu "lo, these many day a. " " Ihe l.'ihol Augn.st
came, and w dh it .some very dat k clouds ami
iiiiieh ihumb-r ami hghlning. The day was ju.-I
nt l an one h.s we wtmid look lor this old
earth tti be knocked ml a mud pic and baked.
In Ibis neighborhood on lhal .lay, Mr. Win.
Mock ent up a very large kite, winch was ob
served by ii lev, and ai one pronounced the
i tiuit-C Note a gt-nl leman with his team and
bis wagon load ol wheat; he sees ihe kite stop
ht inub s hoa ' 1 think that us it ' '
Mills he milled W til It the kite Moale.l proudly
a! he em) of Ho siring. l're--enllv tht- Wind
made it rtip and atari earthward. '" oh, land'
I know it is, " exclaimed our hero, and be dis
mounted Iiom Ins waon, beau to Unhitch Ihe
mutes, ihe w bile ,.i,iing piayer to Him who
i ul. (I le w as a w irked ma n ') . , i.oi tl , ' '
a long paust- lleconld Hot pro.'eed, when it
occurred to bun -the lillte prayer he hat) learn
ed at his moi he i ' knee. Mf lit-gan again
"Nov I lay uie ton to sleep - w hoa , .1 at k !
Otu Falhei who art in Heaven, I prav ihe
Lord- whua' itiy soul lo whoa' .hid at this
period an old colored cmistiau came along, obi
L tide Ned, who was equally trighlemd. tor
be had seen the ' I oiilet ' ' ' Hold on, UUCle
Ned and help lite- Hallowed be thy name "
I nde Nt-tl - " an ' t , tlar's no help lor yon, and
rt e ' V e got no Ue .n W heat. " Kite lliaki Ull
o liter dail tow uitl thf earth. I licle Neil ftlW It
and dittppt-d on his knees and prayed l ight man-
i.niy.
Ine gentleman vtho had the team dne-n't
hkc to hear anything said about Comets vlso,
pule a h timber w ere engagt d in tin c.-hihg
w tu nt, and w hen lb. y .-aw the comet ery thing
topped, and eVer 1. ody all nek ollt tor boine,
wtin the high hope of reaching there bt lore In.
oinet iil the eat III 1 be lady ot the house
w ht-ie the Ihit -hlng was beiug done, called b
all hand-. ' ' otne in' come in tin- house, an.
bt s all goto Heaven tog t her. " .1 list iiiiagint
a lo! ol hands linking actors the field, looking
hack oc aionally, and Iheu in Ihe hacfc.gl'ouud
evei-fil on th. ir tn tea praying, and you havi
the pt. lut.
IN" LIMHii A T Al LLVIL1.E.
Obtadimg gottd- under false pn tense is th.
charge now preferred agaiiiat ach I'ayut-.thi
ame ueu tb inaii who was urrestctl some lime
mice on a charge of forgt-ry, and w as released
on bait It set Ills lhat lie has been pill cllao lllg
gotet.-- iu Anllville, and ivpie.-enting that he had
whttiT, whP h wheat lie had sold lo .Mark Bell
Ml' I. elt e ia tie have goods, and even aa-
Vat.ct d him some litlie money, and It lloW at
peal-- lhat he ha- no wheat. Mr. Belt had him
aire-led, and lie in now li ving to give bait, but
ha- llot succeeded, fa lie Is either ClHy ol' else
he is a Vet y bad man . S M
STOCK, FI ELD AND FARM.
The death ol the lamoild Keutucky fa lie of sue
cess t,d racers, old Lexington, is premature
The " Itnf, Field and Farm" chides its New
'oi k coteiiip.u ai it-d for their haste, and ays
hi willing trom spring station, Kv., under
it ate id 1-'. Mr. Bro.lhead says ' .ld
Lexiioflou has a discharge from hid left noatrtl
ami l nlighlly eularged under his left eye. He
does not seem" to sutler from it, and his general
health is a- gtMtd as it has been btr several
years . " so il w oiild see in Lexington i- far f mm
In ing a dead horse.
IL.n. B. A. Bailey, while viiiiing Kentucky
t-einlv, iuneba.ed one row aut lour belters
iroiu the in -l hei-is of that stale. 1 tie stock
(the iiuer-t ever introduced in the stale; is now
in Mexico, and in a K-w days they can be set-n
t his if-id. nee near that city, lie also pur-ha.-.-d
u line I ots wold buck, weighing :iu'
poi.mls.
A MORTAL SIESTA.
A NAP THAT LASTED ELEVEN DAYS.
i ln' Jacksonville ( Fin.) I'tiion rooorils
iln- bilinino- ri iimrkiible oc untiipf :
A womlci tiii cast1 of wU:it, iVoin the
ln!'inu;ition ivcn us, w html(J term
atulfpsV . I- i'X:l inr eonsidorabb uilcr-
-t in tins si i tion. Un lust W iMliirstlity ,
July ;il-l, Mv. A. I'owi.'r.s an obi
re.Milt'tit ol Si . Johns county, luitl liitn
stll' tlown to onjoy ;t shrt nap, " 1 lcl-
iiiir souicwhat latiirupo' alter a morning s
hartl labtd. In a lew inotm-nt-s lie was
Mdinil Ji-lecn. 'i'lit hours Hew swiftly by
ami still tie slumbered on. apparently in
the eiipiyint-nt of a healthy, relreshin
nap. Nirht eame ami still be slept;
steep Iroin w hieli no one eotild wake hiii) .
t he Luiiiiy became alatiiiei.! , and a pby
sieian w a enl lar. Kvery metlunl eon
eeivable was u-eii to nwakeri luni, even
lo Ihe application ol red-hot irons, but
without avail. Morpheus hell liini in his
siiou: embrace, and no puny elbut ol
poor humanity eonbl break the pe.
And in this Iraiiee-hke stale Mv. 1 ow
cis still remains. Noiu ihmenl , iu tin
tid iii of rut-l , has been foreed into lib
Hlomaeh bv arlitieial means, m Ibis inaiitu r
lite was siistainetl . His respiration is
uuile regular, and al limes he snores in a
verv audible ami distinct liumiier. J I (
.subject, oi tliis womlei iul eae ot catalep
sy is ity-two jears ot aire, unit bat
been apparently in a state ot ood pre
set valioii mid health.
I. s. The vieMm died on Saturday,
the '.id iiet., after having slept eleven
flays.
MORE KIHCLUXERY.
. ll-l'.-.lil the I...UI3 K.ii11i.:hu
( li-f iiii.iii the lii-el-. til Uie Cifiitr In
.-limit! tolnifil row, tomes another illus
tration t l t hi! African i.leu of free s.eei h
.Mr. Tatjhs ..i.o-, a colored 111:111 Iiom Ai
k;insa. is a nienilier of the l.iherul leui
ocnitic parly, iiiul in that capariiy ail
.Ire t il a . Jreelev iiieelinr it) Covinjfton
hy., Ih-I Sutur.lay evening. Alter tlie
niectmir. ami while cros.-injf the rixer to
see his l.inilv. lie was wanieil bv two o
his race lhat it would l.t! ilaiiirt-rotis f
I i in to .'ii to im innaii. lie went, bow
ever, ami ilniinir ihe niirhl was wain.
II r .4 in 1' twenty colored lliell, wiio pro-le-sed
lo lie a.iin under iiistrnclioiM Iroin
whites, ami inloiiiu-.l that he must leave
the ciiv by a certain train next day or run
the ri-k ol losinir his lite. Ile.-entlor
friend lo vi.-il bun. but the fiieud ri i.be
that be dare not do so, atid advised l.ro.
to irt-t oiu oft incimiali as soon as iussihle
He accoidiliuly li Illlllnl to Covinjfton
where he u as aifaln w aiteil liooli bv mjIui
of the colored lladical fraternity, and toi
II .1 be would l.ot be allowed to speak
there a.-ain. So Ihe .natter stands al the
present lime.
--
NEW GOODS.
Wil.-iiii A Ihilchisfin have iust ivrrivrd a lot of
nevv 1,1 iriiM. h.tn.t.-.uiiit- i.att.-riis- i.ruy as t'rrsli
i....'lio; alao. blrui'll.-.l mi l lilMWll tlollii-at
lilt lilt a.-lit-.l anil liruMH alit-rliliKs; iloiurslli-
k'lliliaiii-i an.l a liralltll ul 4. it "I tllote new allirt
in ettinlirii-d. Cull an.l g-t the value ol y
Kie. 'UliarLa at WII..1IIS A 111 'It HI-tlN"
DKATHS.
In Hover, Mo.. Auicn.-t r.l, 1-72. Mr. JAMKs
(; A M I'ltM.l., 111 the Tin.! year ol li im aii-. .Mr
I ;iU!.)m-II hit.l heen a rr-lectei renl.lellL ill' lilts
i-.mnly lor:t, yevii-s, an.t Ins l.tss will he lelt t.y
a host ol Ii leli.ls.
In this city. Auiut IM. of eoiisiiiiiitte.il
1AK1 It., .tauxhur nl Wltllalu Allen, lliell Ji
Kok Sai.k a K'io.l w ork mule. Apply here.
. .
I1HKWKKY The kIsh lhat cheers, lint not
im-liriait-a. lU-.-r, beer, foaininu ami sparkbuK.
I lii-ine or the pm i anil iiiilaU'luu's raptest lays,
.-purklnitf luiiulmn, wlienee tM-riiiuuy draws
sulaiM- an.l inspiration, t arter A Duvi. (sou's
net hrewerr, near l- ai rar's hi irk yar.l. is poilr
iuc lorlh tlo.ls of the I. est ma.le anywhere in
western Mi.-souri. I.ouih Lilian, ihe not.it
brewer, lots charge ol Ha inautllaetiire. tliilern
piomrclv lilli-l, and veiy kt-x wairaute.l
(food anil pure. Ki-llieintiei- Hie aildress ol t urler
A liavi.l-oii. iantliiHi.
Hiin a N li Khiii- Kl.td K.HltAN and KKKI
.'e-t l.rnii'ti ot Hour i-ouslanliy on lian.t. Kran
anil Keed ilelltered promptly. Leave juur ur
Uera Willi Messrs. A. A.iJ. 0.Lesueur, Cor.
Main aud flue. uctl u
ANOTHER BLACK FRIDAY.
HEAVY COMMERCIAL CRASH 1N CHI
CAGO. FAILURE OF FIFTEEN OR TWENTY FIRMS. .
Chicago, August 20. TIip entire cora-nifn-lul
rommuiiity Is a whirl ol' rxoite
iiiciit to-ilay oier the tirfttkinif ol'll.t ifreat
coriit-r in whent. What BIhcIc Fruluv
was lo Ihe Khl al"l atot-k market in New
1 ork, to-Uay is to Ihe fro luce Lxeliano-e
in Cliioaifo. The decline in the price ol"
wheat, which commenced yesterday, was
only more marked this uioriiinif, and
terminated in a direct panic, rtcedinjt
to $1 1 1 lor cash and seller Auitust, and
$1 08 for September. This crash iu prices
nrougiu win. ii me maunders ol the cor
ner, and reports that all who followed
their lead have tailed are freely circu
lated.
Chicago, August 20. The crush otthe
wheat corner Is the absorbing topic of in
terest in commercial circles, and eyen
amonjf classes f.f citizens who have little
in ere-t in the doings of the bulls and
bears the subject is canvassed e .irerlv
I'be fact that the break has carried with it
a greater or less number of commis-ion
men ami operators iu irraln. and crinnlod
others 1 1 1 itt. men who were yesterday
many thousands ahead of the deal are to-
itay tmiiKiupt invests the matter
with an interest which extends also over
the entire Northwest, the more so that.
many ot tlie jrrain dealers in the i-iiuutrv
have invested their money against the cor
ner, sellui"; laiff.ly of w heat at the ad-
vauceu puces ii. rcacneti. aim are. conse-
ipiciiuy, oy uie i.-tiiures in tlie Dull t'liqiie
iarre losers. rM lar as the positive lai ures
itnoiiir the inerchaiit.s here areconiu'l'ned.
it is still too soon to state with eertaiutv
wno are really tiroken. l hat Ihe linn nt
I. It. I.von iV Co., who were the oriifiua-
tuis and principal niauaoers of the cor
ner, nave laiicii. mere aoix-ars lo lie no
loubt. 'I'he names ul some t went v oilier
individuals and firms are reported unable
lo meet their obligations, but; many ol
i.ii-M-, ii is asscricii ny inose who uie in a
posiiion to know, w ill In-able to met t all
llieir liabilities as sunn as tlmy can fifl
iheir matters in shape. Hence an injus
tice imj;tit lie il.nie to soUeiit parties b
piil'li-hm.' Ihe bt . Hiatal least twelve
in- inieeii nrins nave n-iuseil or liceu un
able lo put lilt iiiar.'ius so far to settle
lillirences, is iiniiiiesiionahly true.
but inattcrs are still in sm-h eon
fusinu il is dillieiiit to ascer-
tuiii iiositiveiy who tfiesH Dailies
tie. a prominent operator, who has liet-n
1 1 1 1 iiiy the orcater part ot Ihe time sun t
corner was c-talill-lir. a con-taiit seller ol
wheat, on yesterday afternoon called for
marquis to the umounl of $lutl,Nlil from
..nlies to whom he had sold. The toiul
am unit put upon thiscall w as only J,r..HI.
J he I. is.-, of litis operator w ill nejri-etjate
not less than imi,.kh, and this notwith-
-tan.liii!.' the fact, that lie was on theolh
er side from Ilo- managers of lliccorner
and but for their failure to meet their ab
uoatioiis would have been largely ahead
lln-ie is i,u exeeedii.oly bitter feelinr
m .11' many lueuibcrs of the Board of
I i.i.le at lie manner in which Ihe rinsr
ti.tM- cole In. (ed iheir bu- ine-s, as it is said
lint they diew money uiisii-pectino; tin
breakers of liiiauciul ruin, and in.lm iiiL'
I heui to buy jrrain tor them, represent. u-sf
even alter pines bail dropped 'J;h. per
bushel, that they were still able and de
termined to carry the corner throuoh the
mouth, and that I hey had allowed prices lo
drop purposely. I liese brokers are now
lelt in thfo-ap, and some of them at least,
will be ciu-hed. Amono; ihe parlies who
ire positively stated to have tailed isio-i
Maimer, whose recent irreiularilie
. -oiinei lion with the t oma ele
vator were the subject of much comment.
I he marker this aliernoonou the opeiun
ol the i.oani showed considerable lirm
ne-s, and quite a number ol buyers made
their appearance. 1'rices advanced '-'(n i
benij; lirm at clo,iiiu- on ( ltauoe, and
. lost d steady at 1 15 cash or seller Atl-
irn-l. and $1 14 seller September.
THE MAN WHO STOPPED HIS PAPER.
(Kroin the Pliila.lelptiia 1'owt.)
Some of the Grant organs are distressed
ihout tlie peeuniary loss til Ihe Tribune
ince the nomination of Mr. Greeley, and
He priiilinir lett.-rs trom disifusted people
to show '-liow deeply Ihe tribune, s sub-
riheis are otleiiueu by his di-lioueslv
im I bow tbev propose to make their in
birnatioti felt.'' One of these letters is
rout a -prominent banker in Illinois
.vim thus relieves his excited tuiml:
"I never expected to see a man claim-
mir to he an American, to say nothing
iboiil an honest man, attain to a lower
level than Benedict Arnold, but such is
die case with Greeley. Were lie to with
I raw to-morrow, anil advocate the elee
tiou ol Grant and ilson up to election
lay, 1 would nor, nor never will, take bis
paper.
this tearful threat reminds us ol a story
bout .Mr. swain years atro, when lie wa
Ihe proprietor of the l.etlsfer. Bv hi
ourm: in regard to some public matter be
bad ollended a number ol readers, one ol
whom met him on Chestnut street, and
Hills accosted him:
.Mr. Swain, I've stopped the I.ed-
trer."
What is that, sir?"
"I've stopped the Ledger. " was the
-tern reply.
'"Great, heavens:' said Mr. swtun
- i , i y dear sir, that wont do. Come with
nit' to the ollice. Tliis must he looked
into.'' And, taking the man with him
In- en'ered the ollice at Third and Chest
nut streets. There tbev found ihe clerk
bu-y at their de-ks; Itien they ascended to
Ihe editorial r. tuns and composing room
w here all was as usual ; linallv they de
scended to ihe press rooms, where tin
engineers were al. work.
"I thought you told ine you bad slopped
Ihe Ledger. .said Mr. Swam.
"So I have," said the ottemle'd sol.
seiiber.
1 don t -ee t lie stoppage, the Ledger
-eems to he going on . ' '
'Oh! 1 mean to say that is, that 1
ah had -topped taking it.
"Is that all! exclaimed Air. Swam.
"Why, in y dear sir, you don't know
how you alarmed me As for your indi
vidual subscription I care very little. Good
day, sir, and never make such rash asser
tions again. ' '
The ridiculous position in which thi
man found himself is unconsciously as
sinned by -nen persons as the ''prominent
Illinois banker, who evidently imagine?
his threat will convulse the Tribune otlice
with terror. But his sub-ci iptinn will
not be aii-seil. W hen the l'ott. hecau-e
ot it.s convictions of right and duty, tie
dared Mr. Greeley its choice for the I'res-
iilency, a large loss ot subscribers was
predicted. I he actual loss, on the con
trary, was very small, while our circti
latum has been rapid and steady 111 every
.lirecnon. r orluiiately, no one is com
pelled to take a paper be does not want,
and that tact -hould set at rest the hearts
ot these greatly excited ivdivi.luals.
UT A N I Kll :iO or tun men In huilil leucine olj
Hie Lexintiui mi . St. Louis Kaibi.ail.
Apply to e A I.I. A HAN A IHiNKHll. 1'
I". I.. KOUUIS.
I IVh KI, K K K 1 AND SALE S 1 A BI.K, A
IJ f . . .Maui nll'eet,
.SElKiLIA, MISSOt HI.
far t ii-u tar attention pant lo alock left on
hoard by 4lay or Week. au.'4m0
.11. HOI I'M 4. V,
Tlliil.KSAl..: llettler in ilouiealic ami 'or-
t rli-ll
l 7.V..S' AI L Kll'ORS,
11 llelawaie Blreet, helvveeu .-.eeolid A I hlr.t,
I.KA VK.N Willi I II, K!. tlr.lera liolli the eoliu-
try ollein-.l uu. I iiri.iiiptty alien. t.-.l lo au.'tvl
on or i xo saloox.
l.Al'KKI. S t KKKT,
Lexington - - - - . Missouri
11 K i'hoie.et Wines, Liquors and CiKSrs oou-
ntulll ly mi uaiut . "o. K.
ail.'-liii:i Ll- K VANt AMP, Prop'
WI'llt:sTF.K (VI.) Ill KMHI.V
I.LOVEM..
Just received a line assortment ol' geuu beavy
an.l light Ktiutieis.niiL siiiuuier riuniif gloves
also la.tl es lawn bkiu rlilini; Kuutielit, a very
beaiiLnilt glove. These gooils re all warranted to
he neiiuiue or uioiiey relillj.leil . (all ami ex.
am uie, al sign ol "Big l.love, ' ' two doors east
of t u r Hotel, Lexington, Mo.
aiut nil A. W. Smith.
M IlAY UTI( E.
T
l.lkKS 11' Ii y William Leips, living .
ft5
Itover low Dship iu Laiayette '
t ounlv, .Missouri, and posted betore
the iin.lersixiieil. .liisliee ol the Ptact? I
ol Itover towiialup, cotintv and Mate.aloresaid.,
on ijje -Jlst day ol August lali, one stray mule,
.l.'.-t i ilit it as ...How s : Hay mare mule, lour
years old, tiln.ul Ull. -.-ii ami a hall bauds hlKh,
tup ..I Ihe right loud leg knocked down, scar
on the right lore loot enlargeit, some tiarm-ss
marks. Auuralecd tu sixtv Dollars.
Aug.!4-3w. LtVl I ALbUT. J. I.
ci'ii. i. h ue.
I'livis ,fc Alll:i'll sr.- t.'llin; boots, shoos
Hint h:.ts clu'Ui.iT lliiin :ii'V tln-r lions.; in
Ihf city. We have tri.l tlipin ; (licv sell
dirt i'luMi.
All khi.l nt aKii .ik 'l I.I in-k h n, j i Ii r.--
painiig ilmir at .1. " .r.n.r.u A limes.
Kok Sale vkky Ciikai. A flint rate Doul.lv
linrrel Shot linn worili tJU, will be nohi lor 1H.
MeCAt'SI.ANU 4 BEDtUKU.
Augl7-72
W intrn.1 to work twt chpj the cheaueftt.
We will nttt be iiniler-workei.
.1. v . i.r.ii,r,u HIto.
FAItMClim, SAVE lOt H !IOKV
By KI'K lo htvis & Allstatlt, where
you can buy the cheapest boots and shoes
ever offered in this market.
Music Mr. Dr. It. B. bm.tli, formerly as
sistant music teacher in the K. A. Seminary,
offers her services during the summer and win
ter as private teacher in vocal and instrumental
music. Especial attention pul to beginners, to
whom she will irive lluee lessons a -week; also
oilers her piauo free ol cnartre to those wtio
desire to practice at her resilience on the bluff.
Application can be inane iiirouKn mr. win. .1.
I'lKott, Mr. T. II. C lannett and I'rol. Foster.
July att, l97z. aufrilt
All kind of coal tools made and warranted.
at . -r.ii.r.ii a isko
Cheap at I. l-attcrson i(o., tilloCEK-
1KS, Bt H ITS ASI SlltlhS, c . SSAI.T, I.IME,
KSIKki, tl.UVttlt, 1I1""IH A.ll I If, l I
!SKKl. tioods di livei-ed tree. JanlJ yl
l-lloTotiRAiMls. All who are lovers of line
pictures, should not tail to go lo .1. H. Duvall
tiullery of Art, where the best and latest styles
of pictures are taken; also the larne Solar Pic
ture the only KaJU-ry iu the city where they
are taken, t opvinir done trom old pictures to
any size. All work warranted to Rive satisfac
tion. . alt and see tor yourselves. Keineuiber
n - i.iac.e
jy i so'
Price of lior.-e-shoeinK reduced at du
old re
I'.KO.
tiable shop ol -I VV . .KII.KIt A
lino, kkikm tiltOI EIMKS. 1'KilVISIONS.
I .Ot It, KUAN ami tl-.r.il. For the above ar
tides, call on MiMsrs. A. A . Jt .1 . tl. besuciir.
vherc you call li II. I u luri;e stock HI the lowest
Market prices. ocl-1 If
tiltOCK.tH Al llo.KIS lblVMI plaCCI
ill our House, eoiict and nut roasliii";
uiachiiiery, and spice and coffee n-mder.s
we propose lo sell parched eollec, roasted
nuts, ..round eouee and "round spices
fresh and pure, at St. Louis inices, for
like quantities. Or we will parch cotlue
Itll mslie.l us at St. I.ouis price.
A. A. O. I.KSl Kl K.
NnriCIC Persona Wlnhlni; the address of their
(.pcr cliaiiKcu. linisi sialt- w here the pai
il pieseui leceo.
Iciil in Ihe llltllr
tl, ai well an ft hert' it rn to l.e
Wlu 1'Aejcn 4. Miwjcfu.. lote a liiice
UrimirtiiH iit ol Wall 1'riper on hanl, m Inch they
Helling at Itie. inoMt lcdnce-l pricea. All
paper M.hl. will hi- tiiniuieil lnet.f chaise.
aprlct tl L. Mri.;itink At o.
V antkd Lar.i, J allow, tireae ami l""at ol
dl kiiid-i lor which we will iav CASH; deliv-
rel at the factory. A. A . t.eotitiir A lo . uiau-
uiactiirera ol Soaps, Kan ilea ami Lard Oil.
CM II
hurlea t'utteraon, at the I'oa mice-. o onr
atitlioriett aeiil lor Wavwrly and vicinity. All
MihocTipliou, or oilier uioiieya due Itus ortiee,
can he paid to htm. 11
At i isr. Mrs. .1 umeaoii haa tin Ijuml tt larie
nd Well peleefed slock ot tt liniued Itoimeiti uiol
lliita, Wlllctl the in (dlelHlir nt Cor-T PHU It, 111
tier to clo.-l- them OUt. an nhe llltelldrt tti Miahe
room tor A lo-W aJid elctbini. ohieL ot r'all ittoita.
i'lt-ae cull amt ai-e lor ytniiaeH belore puichaa
ing elaewbcre. wJjny'JT.
Ktioa t'heup at Wilaon A Hutchison's.
Notice la herehy Kiv-n to all peraona tnow-
uK tin melved tti Pe indehted to uie, that their
uwcouiils h a v e heen placed in the hands of
haiies It. Clayton, it c.ollectioii, ami that
llnlt-a pavniiulia iiiimh -Iritcly made, tiuit will
hr hroUKht. iiiJlinl JAMKS IsLKs.
1'araaola cheap at W ilson A Hutchison's. .
licTi. Kiis To all who ure lover.-t of tine Pic
ture-; we would pay i$o lo saumler)' t.tillery,
Mirtle the Coiirt-HuUe . lie liiukea by l:u
ihe ilnc-d I'u'turea ol any one in the city, lie
i nukes all Styles ami Siea; the only one in the
place thiil make tlie trtif Rembrandt and f'ur-
dain picltirea. I'ou t mitfike the place ii you
Waul the licit picture . iHlllltlcra ' taller ,
PpoMilc the Court-HoiiNe. tl
IVraotii laiiiii lt et Iheir paper from the
t amer, will please prtmipily it-port tht anie
ttl Ihia ollice. , It
DL'K NUTi K 18 hereby K'Veii Unit 1 will cuuse
to be uobl tme large Piiwiir Hemp Machine,
osuttsiiy Ireight uiel wstrehous clmrifert on ihe
smile, uiilesH jjuHi wilintl llltriy titty. in be
ht ut the war him.-e in liei lm.
L. V. WKUNWAti.
Berlin, llo. , Aug. fi, ls7.
TIMK IS MONKV.
II. HOUPT,
t'eaet ieal Watchmaker,
CAIRO, ILLINOIS,
I
M I'UUTKK uiiti -P MiliKH iu Watcher, TutU
ami Material!. li!Iicult watclt reiiatriitC tiotte
lor the trade. .Sub aent lor the celebrated
KARL ZIMMERMAN'S WATCHES
t Liverpol. Mr. '.imniernian'ri lirst tnialitv of
watches arp maile with the Double Roller
Kscapeineut the latest improvements in I. ever
Wau-hea Chronometer Balance, The oeudulum
ipi lug OeiiiK caretiUly
INOCHItOXisED;
and, being a ljuted not only fur temperature,
but aloo in dillerent pOAitioiis, do not require
legulating. I conaiaer tlieiu the bertt time
keepers ever onerea iu this market, t-ml, with
proper linage, guarantee thrill not to Vai v more
than HO becoiulo per month. Several, to whicli
we are auuiori.eu io reier. are now runniiii;
tm ratert of live l eight seconds per month. His
i.:nUC9 w aichcs excel either the best Swiss or
A mericau makers. Manufacture! by Karl
.nniiicriiiau, Kiverptiol .
aulu-4v II HOi:iT, Hole Atfeul,
l.jo Washington Ave., Cairo, Illinois.
OltDKlt OF 11 HI J( ino.
STA'I'K r' MISSOURI, t
La I ay KTT K Col'NTV,
In the l.afayelic (, ounty I'robute Court, July
term, 1-V-, loth day, July II.
I A R 1 I I I IN .
JaintuiC Ityraui, plaintiff, vs. Laura Bram,
Alv iu I'vraui ami Jtthn H. Youii)F,delemhtiits.
oV at this tlav comes aaid tdaintiif. bv hit
attorney, ami libs his petition, aiatiiig
anions ulher ihinifs, that anl ilefeudaut. John
IS. otinjf, ih a n.iu resident til tht-slate'oi Mts-
soun: It l.i t ht lt lore ordered bv the I out t that
pttldtcafiou tu- ma.te, notilyiug him, sanl uiu
icsitU ul ilelendaut, lhat plaiulil hab coinll-elH etl
au aciiou aganst him and sunt other dr-lenilauls,
by petition, in thr Pnibatc tiourt ol Lata, ctl-
couuty, .Missouri, the object and general nature
ol which is, to obtain judgment ol partition, and
au order lor the &ale for wuch purpose of Ihe
following ile crlbed real estate, situate iu La
fayette couuty , Missouri, to-wit:
j he wet hall ot the northwest of section four,
township ioriy-nine, ot range twenty-six; th
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter ot
sectnm live, in low nnhip and range afoieofttdi
and the southwest quarter of tlie southwest
quarter of section thirty -three, in tow nship "'ty,
of range twenty-six; aud lor :hc division of tue
proceeils of such, sale among the parties in in
terest, said petition stating among olhwr ihiugs
that said plaintiif, James U. iiyram, is enlillca
to thr un.fivided oue-tlurd part of said real PS
late, and defendants, Laura ityrain and Alvin
livrani, are each entitled lo the undividetl'one
sixth part thereot, and d lendant. John B-
Young, is entitled to the undividetl one-third
part of the aatd real estate. And that unless
aaid non-resident be and appear at the next term
of this f-aid Court, to be holden at the Court
house in the city of Lexington, in the county
and state aloresaiil, on Ihe 7th day ol October,
172, aiul on or before the sixth day thereof, il
the term kihall so long continue, ami il not, then
betore ihe cml of the term, then ami there lo an
swer said petition, the same and the matters
therein as alaleil, w ill be taken as conles-ed,
and iinbrinent by detaiilt rendert-il against them
ll is bli ther ordered lhat a copy hereot be pub
lished in the Weekly Caucasian, a newspaper
publisheil in said county of Laiayette, lor lour
weeks successively, the last insertmu to be at
least lour weeks be lore the ctmiiueuceiueut oi
the next ol this said court.
A true copy. Attest,
JOHN K. Bl RLKS. b rk.
Alksandek A Chilkw, Att'ys for plaiutiU. i.'7
OTU K OC OISSOIM TIO.V.
'I'llK partm-rstllp bei-elolore exisllllg betweea
1 the uinler-,igiie.l. is this day by mutual oou
seut dissuh eil. .lolm t . tnelierg is authorized
to I'olleel all del.la .Im- Ihe late partnership ol
Kuelierg A Jennings, aud to settle all liabilities
111. j&ol .
t.iveii uiider our bands, this 25th .lay of July,
lM7- .iuHS K. KNKBhKt.,
ILLV JK.N.MMiS.
I lit-reby sum. mice tu the friends and custom
ers ul' Luebery A Jeiinings, lhat 1 will continue
to carry on the business wl liliiiuer aim siwi-ij
im-ri-tlaiil al the same old stand.
Keliiiniug my thanks tor past litvt.ro, I solir.ii
a i-ollluillaiice of the same.
JOHN F. K.NKUKItU.
Having retire,! ir.oi the l.u-iness. herelotore
cai-rie.1 l,v Hi.. rir .,r h'nelierif A Jennings. 1
reiui-ii my llianks to the customer- oi ... i-
uim, lor their liberal patronage, ami i-iim.uiiy
loiiimend John K. Kneberg, who w -ill eouttinie
llle business. lo the esleeul and eollii.lelice Ol uie
public generally. ,
-. j ii y w .( vt i r. i jr....".."-'.
Beautiful Woman!
lfAl;A-S MAUMILIA BALM ie t thr
t nntplexiun the Freshness f Isutu.
Haoas's MiuNout Balm overcomes the
tlllslleil aiineai-amv caused bv Ileal, fatigue ami
exeiu-iiicni. It makes the lady of lorly aiear
but iwenlv. ami so natural and lierlcel that no
l-rson can detect ita auliticalluii. By lis u.-e
the roughest skin is made to rival the pure ra
diant texmre of youthful lieauly. U removes
redness, blotches, and pimples. .1 cnulanis
uolhuig that will injurs the akin in the least.
Magu.dia Balm la uaed by all fH.-hional.le la
dies in New Vork, London and Pans. It costs
only 7f. cents prr Bottle, and is sold by all
Uruggitna and i'triiuuers.
For I Iif Ladies.
S V KINO O I' K N
N ti
OF CHOICE MILLINERY,
nits, nun: & Amours,
ON SATl KlIAY, APKIf, 27T1I, lti72.
f l'K STOCK will comprise a lariire as-
s sortmeut ot all articles pertaining
our line of busiuess. Inviting the i
inspection of the ladies, we remain.
very respectlully ,
apr-27 tr MRS. PRICE & AK.NuLli.
IHIKSVTI AKI.M..
A f RS A
C. S1IAW. (residing on
Fmnklin
iA street.) Is now
repared to ( I T. FIT and
MAKE URESMK.S in the latest, styles, and will
guarantee perfect satislacnon in every Instance
Also htampuiK-. uraiilllig and Kinlirolilery done
to oraer. apri;j nu
IIAIIi WORK.
MISS AXX1 IIUWDEX,
Is now prepsred to manufacture all kinds of
I1AIK UOODS.
HAIR JEWELRY made neatly and promptly,
t .omblnirs straightened. Switches. i;uris.
I hiirnons, Ilraids and Rolls made to order.
Will BUpply to order every description ol
II AIR liOODS.
t;all and see her at Mrs. smith's Millinery
Store, Lexington, Mo. mylyl
TO LADIES ONLY
THK (.KtfAT I'ATKNT SKI.K- A U CSTI Sii
ABIK)MINAL COKSKT !
rpms IS the only i:or8et math'
J upon correct principaln.
It HitpportH and relieved, in
Bteud of ttlLHtructing mid de
ruiiKin the Hystem. It has the
Hlronest ree'om mend :t( ion ami
upproval of the Metu-.al Kneiil
ly. I. ml its 5ittleriiiK in any
milliner lrom leru,iiK")ent of
the HVHteiii, will Iind Kreut
relief ml Miipporl frtitii thin corset, :iml will
never willingly dihpeiiHH with it. H cohIh u.)
more thmi a jootl ordnmry corset, ami will lu.-tl
twice an lon". I'rice for a very hu lienor
iiiiahty, $4 no. Semi i cent Htunio fiir circular.
WILSON A llli K IIIS4IN,
jairJT tl lry tiineif KmptiriiiHi, Axits.
I.exiuKton, Mo.
Oil 1KT.4I
II AVINti perinuiieniiy localtl
II LeXllttfttiti, I Will eoiMllHie
loiui chmaea in Muaical Instruction, 'IJr-
Ihir i.t riuaii and r r-nch LanKiiuKH,
tout lrawiii and faiutinrf. KeiVreneeH, Meaara
Win. Moirinon, Henry Mucey, Jim. K. Uyland,
Ktlwiinl Wmoi. Won I leii at ('. ti. f.iitiwiKs'
tlewelrv Store, will ni cive prompt attention
olliit i v ortlera al triided to.
novlsly HAS. It. KIUMBHOI.Z
W'e!
fc.AS, .li ieinitili t-. Ituiler, of Lal'av-
tie c.oiiuiy, Slate ot Miaouri, bv hia deed
id tnid, dalt .1 the I .'.lit day of September, A , 1.
IsTI, ami duty recorded in hook No. II, page
No 74, in thr Recorder 'a ortiee for I . h layette
county , M ifcoiiri, convey to the under-iined
trtiiteethe followiutf dt-.n'ii hdl personal prop
erly, to-wit
im apan of rrey iiiuh-a, aeil ; one undi-
vided one-halt inteiejt in one of KuHell 'm wheat
ami Kiain threHhera, and onr Wukhu, that he
loniM tti anl t hfe.iher, ami one two-horde luvy -
Sai l coiiv-yanc' was made in tiuat to oecure
the pa nicnt til a certain promissory nttte therein
dent idibtl; uiiti, wltereud, Haul in He haa become
due ami rttill ri iiiHin-i nnputd; now, therefore,
in pursuance of (he provi.-ion id ban) convey
ance, ami at the retpiest ol the legal holder of
bid little, i w ill, on
W EI N KS A Y , THE Ihlh OF SEI'IEMHEK,
A. l. Im7l between the houia of o'clock in
the lull n.itm ami 5 o'clock in the atternoou ol
iliat day, n tiort of the oui t hoiit-e doork in
the t Uy of LexniKtoii, Lalayelte county, Mis
souri, piiceett lunell, to the highest hitblr, tor
cadi, to satisfy aatd iiote ami interest, and the
cost ami e penaea of executing this trimt .
Oivi u under my hand . Huh 17th dav of August,
A. D. I;-. tjRIEF P. HKRKHUX,
atiif 17-4vv Trttalee.
jk i n imstk a to it h
Il-:SIKABLE t I t Y RKSIUENCE.
BY YIK I IK of un order of the Probute Court
of Lalactte couuty. Mo., inailc at the July
fci tu, A. U. 1872, iu the matter ol the estate
of .1 nines Kurnev, ileceaseil , lt the umleraiKneti.
Public A.liiiiiii .trator c.f I.alavctte county, ami
hs .such having in cliargt- saul estate, will on
MOMiAY, SfcPTKMBKIt A. I 1S7,
at the court-house tloor, in the city ol I.ein-
lon, count y ul litliiyeiir, Male ol .viisae'ii i.aiKl
ihirinif the session of the County Court lor ai,i
comity, between the hour of iu o'clock A. M
ami 5 'clock c. M . , of that 'lav, expose at pub
lie vendue or out-cry, lor cash, to the highest
hhliler, ail itie ritnil, title aut interest ol the es
late ol yaul James Kiirncy. tlecfaircii . in unti
to the iolloWiN real estate, sittiale in Maitt Ca
lay file county , Mtj. , to-wit: I.ola seven (7)
eitht (s) , aml niue (U) , in block ft.riy-one (41)
lhal altlilion to the city oi' l-exiiiKloit. ivu
umler my hand, this 'i.th day of July. A. i.
IbTi. JOHN K. Rl N YUN ,
jy-27 td Tub. Adtu'r. ol l.al'ayetie I'finntv
I 7H r. RL A .lerry C Roller, by his mort-
Y kfagee tt-eil,datet the :loth dav of June. A
1 ls71, ami duly recorded in the Recorders
omce lor Laiayette county, state ot Missouri,
on ttie j.tth tlay ol September, conveved to
the HDiersignet, mortgagee, the lullowing des
cribeU personal properiv, to-wit.
One Russell aeperatyr, 'I'hreshtng Matdiine
and Horse Power; one small tray Mule, lour
years old past, and one Oray Mare, about eight
years oiu, auoui lourieen nanus ihku
The above conveyance w as made t secure the
iiavuient oi uuee certain nroinissorv notes
said nmrtiige ileed itencribed, anil whereas said
notes have come due ami pavable, anil still re
main unpaid, now therefor, by virtue of the
pow er ot sale in said mortgage deed given, 1
w ill as sabl mortgage, on
W'KI INKS DAY,
isTH DAY
OF SEl'TKMiiKR
I. 1S72, in front of the
courthouse tloor in
the city of Lexington, Layette county , Missou
ri, proceed to sell the above ile&cnbe4l personal
property, at public sale, io ine ingest ultm
lor cash in hand, lo satisfy said notes and inter
est thereon, together with the costs and expen
ses ot tlie sale.
iiiveii under my hand, this 17th tlay of Aug
ust, A. I. JOSfcll'll HOOK.
augl7w I Mortgagee.
CASH
T 4SII ! C ASH !
T WILL pay the highest market price in CASH
lor WOOL,
IHDKS,
I'KLTS,
BEESWAX,
KKATIIKItS, Ac.
Kiiriiiei-.s of l.al'iiyetle an.l liay countii-s, don
take trade tor the above articles, ij.ime lo uie
and get tin- HASH. I call he round at Illy old
stand, four doors west of the po.-lollice.
I keep lor sale, cheap fur cash, all kinds of
KINK WINKS AM LIIJCUKS.
novln ly L. KKINKMAN.
A It4ltt;tl.
A second hand I 1 1 11 Ks II I M , MA. IIINK ami
horse power, only run two years. Ihe whole
call be had lor one hundred amt eighty dollars
il applie.t lor soon. M . MtlKKIsoN
July Jli-frt-
l4'T III, AO THIS.
ILiiAl. proceedings will tie insl itule.t agaiust
J every man ami w oman indebted to tlie estate
ol .lames lints, deceased, if not paid on or tie
lore ine 11 nay ol September, lake warnlug
ami ae utiau, lor i ineuii wtial. I say.
migl.i-4w .loll N AI'I.L, Ailminiatiator.
w
ANTL1I KIVE I.Onll Blllt H-LAYERS
uou-iLaiit employineiit and good wages.
J . K tA 111.,
Lexington, Mo
JOB WORK.
We refer with pride to the job
work being turned on at tbe OilU
oawian fiffic-e, as specimens of what
can be done with type, when in the
hands of one who is thorough maa
ter ol hie business. For the best
call at the Caucasian -office.
JOB WORK.
We have now in the Caucasian
otlit-e, one of the best job printers
ever in the Slate of M iasou. i, and this
department ot'our business will here
afir refeive especial attention. Call
and see siieciruens of work. Prices
as low as work of a similar charac
ter can be done in the large cities.
JOB WORK.
Ofeverv description done in the
best manner, and promptly to time
promised, at this oflice.
KIXK FAIIM I'OK SALE.
TTAVINll UKI'IHKII TO I HANtiKMV
BL'sl
XL ness, 1 now off.-r lor sale, privately.
one of
the liue-t farina in Laiayette county, lying on
the Warreuabiirg road, three miles southeast ot
Lexington,
ontaiiiiiig 107 Acres of t buire Land
The farm is lliielv improved. Well watered
and has a good orchard on it; well proportioned
w ill! w ootllan.l, pasture, mea.low, ana rutin at
nig lauds. Kor lurlher particulars call aud ex
amine Ihe premises, or aitiiress
MKS. K. A. CUOMWKLL,
Lexington, Mo.
P. S. The advantages of this farm are too
numerous to mention. Call and examine,
aug 17-tf
CIV A I. SiETTI.EMEXT.
NTOlTt K is hereby given to all persons inter-
i. ested lhat the iiuderaigned, a.Ullinistrator
ol the estate ol Willuiu Jaekson, deceased
haa lite.l his account lor dual settlement of said
estate at the July Icriu, of the Lafayelte
.11 n t v Probate Court, aud w ill spply for a linal
diacliarge from said ailuiiuiatxalorshlp al the
October 1 erui IS7J of aaid t oiirl lo be holdru oil
Monday, the Ttri day of October, Is.i.
M. U. CAKlk.lt. Adiu'r
.tw Advert isfiMfnts.
XV.W Tl STOVE XTOIIK,
GEO. KING
M ANUFACTLUER AND DEALER IN
COOKING tfe HEATING STOVES, I
rpiWARK. TIN ROOFING Guttering. maile
X and repaired in neat woramaniiae uiaum-i .
Also have tlie well known
Ltri i, frV
COOKING STOVES
All work done, and all stoves sold warranted to
give satisfaction. Please give me a call, r rank
On i t, nextdoortoS. I. Hummers, Lexington.
f. S. 1 will work or sell goods as cheap as tht
cheapest, and everything warranted to give en
ure sailsiactlon. isepiuyii i.r.v..
STAR
Clothing House.
V
B. SlNAUER,
AHEAD OF ALL COAIPETIToKS.
NEW I I.OTHIVIJ,
NEW Fl IIMIMHI.Mi 4UOODS,
NEW HATS AND CAPS,
Just arrived at the old reliable stand.
No cloae buyer of goods can afford to invest a j
dollar without tlrst examining my large assorted I
stock.
1 have ready-made clothing as fine as
CUSTOM WORK
Thauking my Patrons for their liberal sup
port, I respectfully ask a continuance.
tfEEMEMBER THE PLACE.
B. SLSACEK,
oc-..Stf 71 Main Street.
PLANTATION BITTERS.
S. T.-1860-X.
This wonderful vegetable restora
tive is the sheet-anchor of the
feeble and debilitated. As a tonic
and cordial for the aged and languid
it has no equal among Hloinaebies
As a remedy for the nervous weak
hoss to which women are especially
subject, it is superseding every other
stimulant. In all climates, tropical,
temperate or frigid, it acts as a spe
citic in every species of disorder
... : ..
wiucb undermines the bodily
strength and breaks down the ani
mal spirits. ian27 ly
Mexican Mustang Liniment
FOR MA AO IIEAST.
Probably few articles have ever hail so x-
lerisiv a sale, while none have heen mom tun
vemally benetlcial than the celebratJ MKI
CAN ML'STANU LIMMKNT. i. liiltireu. Adiilta.
Unices, and loiiiestn; AniinaiN. are mIwuvm
lialileto aeeitletit, and it in sul'e lo say, that iio
iu in ti y can a single sieason without Home
kiiut of un emollient lifinij neeesaarv. lt be
comes a matter of importance then lo secure the
bet.
Over thre bumlred livery stablea in the citv ol
New York alone are using the MEXICAN
viL'STAN't; LIMMLM . in all ot which it iriveb
timiMial riatitiliictiou.
CAL'TION Theireuuine is wramxit in a fine
Steel 1'late engiavmi? with . Westbrook,
t heiniat," and "Trade Mark, MKX1CAN MLS-
lAMi LlMMr.M," enin-aved across the lae
of eaeh wraper. The whole bears tbe proprie
tor's private I utted states Keveuue staiiip, and
not a common stamp, as used by druggists.
Lyon Masi'factuhisu Co.,
53 Park Place, N. ".
CHEAP! CHEAP ! !
I KXtSKltT At Co.
srt;t kssoks Tt I'.
C. l'ATTKKSON A
SKLL
SALT, per hid
In His good sl li Alv lor
4 His good C'OKKKK lor.
sii
. .1 lit!
.1 tm
t OA I. OIL,
per gallon
rOWDKIl, per keg. ..
. i 00
tl ll.a W Hi I K
L'UAK lor
.1 (W
BOOTS AND bll.ltj, CHEAP.
KEN1UCKY WHISKY, CIlhAP.
CROCKRIES, ASSOliTEK, ClIEAl'tlST.
KLOUR, MEAL AND BRAN, I HEATER
CASH PAID KOR WHEAT,
.ooiiii delivered free.
au?tf
L A F A I E T TE
SILVER CORNET BAND.
WE VOlTLD RESPECTFULLY announce to
the public, at home and abroad, tbt we
are prepared to furnish music at all tmiea, at
low rates. We can be employed for Picnics,
Political Meetings, Excursions, Fairs, Ac. We
have ou band a choice selection of 25u pieces ot
lie .ilaie-H Music, and tee! satisfied that we can
give satisfaction.
Communications addressed to J D. Chambers,
Secretary, or Oiu. Zeiler, Leader, will receive
prompt attention .
SEW BOOT A0 SHOE SHOP.
THE UNDERSIGNED WISHES TO
inform the citizens of Lexiugtou aad
vicinity that he has opened a new
Boot and Shoe Shop,
In the building opposite the Market House, oc
cupied by Joseph Hook, where he would be
pleased tu see all w ho wish a rtrsl-rate Hoot or
Shoe. He haa the best of stock; will al all
tunes keep up with the latest styles, aud w ill
warraiit his work lo te equal lo any others' iu
the city. Prices as low as the times will admit,
dive iu a call, and be suited.
Fancy Boot aud hhoe work a specialty.
iug l. sTCLLt.Nu.
IISS01ATIO OTM L.
TO alt whom it may concern, notice is hereby
given thai the tiriu of Mieas Jt i hamuerlain.
heretofore engaged to deliver cross ties upon the
A tc li isuii , Topeka and Santa Fe Kai t road , ts
from ami a Her this dale dissolved by mutual
consent of said partners, and no contract here
after made in tbe lirm name will be binding
upou (tie unuersigueii.
Juiyvrr-aw squire . speas.
STRAY NOTICE.
rVkF.N UP by Thomas H. Graves,
X living iu Hover township, iu La
iayette county , Missouri, at.d posted
before the undersigned, Justice of the
Peace ot Hover township, county and Mate
aforesaid, on the 11th day of July, 1872, iwo
strays, described as follows: One flea bitten
grey horse, twelve years old, fifteen and half
bauds high, two wens on the right aide or tbe
neck, under the mane, oue eveu under the jaw.
one over the right eye, letter A oQ the left
shoulder. Appraised to twenty dollar. -Also
one brown horse mule, four years old... thif(wi(vJ
and a half hands high, had on a large bell. A p-
J u y wj LEVI TALTjOT, V
FOR SALE
T HAVE FOR SALE three thorough
x urea, imported nerftsh ire sows. an
lot of uigs. which I wish to sell
There ta no finer stock in tbe county or
the state. They will be sold al a bargain, if
applied for early.
1 am prepared to furnish tlrst-class blue-grass
pasturage, during the apriug aud summer.
Hood water. Good attention promised, but no
liability lor accidents or escapes. Terms reason
able. Apply to the undersigned, at the btt
verdale uriu, live miles south of Laxtngton.
mar-3 am. Wtt. U, SILVER.
Vehkli'!.
o. hi Msr.i.i. k o..
ls;i:ii,iMl4M, lr-i li.
FRASKLIX STREET, OPPUSITE MAP.KET
HOUSE,
BF
F.ING ONE OF THE OLLtE-ST Carriagr Man
ufactonrs on tbe Lrtoer Missouri, and hav-
inir a reuutation unsuruassetl bv any. we would
call the attention of citizens and customers es
pecially to our large stock of
Carriages. Buggies. Rotkaway
and Light Spring Wagons,
Which we will sell at the lowest rnarktt price
OKKERS KOK NEW WOltK
Put lip in every style It unit.
And of Ihe very best material and workman-hip
ALL WORK WARUANTKD.
" We have on hand
Second-Hand Huggies anil Rot k
away.
Which we will sell verv low.
Special attention paid to all kinds of repair
tig- ii I II
LOOK fr'Olt TIIE KENT.
THE BAIN WACON
Made l.v .-holler's old 1. .reman as good, if nol
better than the shutler Wagon ol twenty year.i
ago, is the best. Look al the solid boons anil
spring lever. Written guarainees with each one
sold by Jo. HooK.
( MIWIINI.El , WOTAWA &. CO.,
MAIN ST., LEXINGTON, opp. Baptist Ch) .
rpHANKECL for past favors, would announce
L to Ihe pnbiic Uiat they are prepared to man
ufacture all kinds ot
BUGGIKS AND CARRIAGES,
ol tue best material aud workmanship. They
have on hand an.l are finishing up, Koekawaya
ana all descriptions ot migies.
-They have on hand SECONH-HAND Bug-
l giea and hockaways, which will tie sold low.
fLTspeciai attention paid to an kinds ol Kt
PAlhUNti. apiT tin)
NINETY 1 AYS AT UOST !
UMLKSa SOONfcH UUfOsKil OP.
ftDCAT DADRAIIJO CHD P&QU1
i.ni Mniiuniiwiwnunwiii
DRY GOODS,
LADIES', MEN'S, AND CH1L-
DIIEN'S S HO ES,
GROCERIES, CHINA, (JLASS
A N D Q U E EN SVVAR E,
II. J. E. Alliens.
I HA
neurlv
tweiitv-tive s ears IU till.- l:itt- 1 h:lVe now
tiiii-liitieil to otler the "FNTIKK Slot K AT
FIRST i OST, a great part of Die g hmIs w aa
brought iii early this ea.soii, beloie tbe btte u.t
vauce ; the beiielit of W inch sliall nee rue to
buyers, ill later years, the tr:nle h got so
aci'tintoniett to this sort td selling out, tluit tb-y
scarcely have any more eiintidence iu it, Uecsuie
il is done with a view to draw customers; tt)
those I would say, Procure )ou an FaNlertt
price lll, and I alll sell juh It) lhal.
To any party wishing to buy the whole Stork,
I will ufft-r a favorable Inducement, and with the
privilege of renting thr nlore.
1 trust that all will avail themselves ut this
upportuitir v ami give me an early cut! , but
wnntAMin ll t ll. As i sell at asacriuce,
goods can be delivered until paid for.
no
Respectfully,
H. J. E. AHRENS,
LEXINGTON,
aprio tf (uear market house.)
Just Arrived !
.Tuiy ijTti., iwrts.
ANOTHER IMMENSE
HTOCK OF
flETJ 600DS.
JOHN . ARDINGER & CO..
Are now in receipt of their Stock o New Spring
aud Summer Good, comprising t very article
kept in a Retail Store-having beeii purchased
at headquarters of tlrst hantls, they areenablt d
to offer greater bargains than usual and will
close out their entire stock at smalU-r profit than
everliefore o tie red iu this market and many ar
ticles at lesa than New York cot.
Dress Goods
CARPETS,
HOSIERY,
Boots & Shoe. .
Alao a lirnr Hlix k of HI. ..-I....I m l lirown
slieetlug aud SlurtlnK, Talde I .men, lovtelmg
I ii kiuK a.-.
aiiuer'b Sllirtlllg, t Ueews, .-iriie.
Keopei tnillly,
4c.
apr27tf J. H. ARD1CEK tt (0.
In sura Off.
MILL, STANDISH a, WILSON,
ninetiK
.EXINtiTON,
AliENTH,
Mlssol El
Home In. Company of ,. V..
ASsKTS t,57S to OS.
Phtxnix Int. ( O. of Hartford..
ASSET'S !,7J,!-'l i.
Insurance Co. of North America,
ASSETS .i,tl7,St 07.
Frankliit Ins. Co. Philadelphia
AS-iETS :1.0S7,4.V2 3S.
Atlas Mutual l.i le Insurant e Co.
OK ST. LOU
4 PPLICATItN received and po!ine prompt
IX ly issued on all d.criptioos ol property,
lertn pobctes on
Dwelling, Barns and Content
A SPECIAL KEATl EE
All policies taken out here adjusted and
promptly paid at this agency.
A I'LL, STAN Ills t WILSON.
G. Klelcher A S..H, S.iicitors, Wsverly.
jtine3 ly
( IIK.O IVMI KN E.
LAFAYETTE INSURANCE CO,
i i:im. ion, -to.
ASSETS $119,475 40.
MKKi Tims.
Wm Morrison, John II A rdinger.
Koliert Hale, Arch. ti. liluius,
John W. Wa.ldell,
Koliert hnvloii, Mslta Bend.
Arnold I . Winsor, Uaverly.
Lewis W. Wernw.tr, Berlin.
WM. MORRISON, Premdcnt.
I.I'IKI Wiv.uk, S-.-rrelary.
John W. Waddeil, I rea-lller
this is a Home company.
Adjusts bl.erallv. Pat promptly, and has
ample uit-aiis lor Ihe accommodation ot us
cutt. mers. Patronage of ShipH rs -oliciled.
iaii! I ni'.t
INSURANCE AGENCY
OK
. C. WILLIAMS.
Itiookl-ii, .v lurk,
Assetts $1,500 OOO
l.ieiMHl, I.omlou ami C.lobe,
Assetts. $20,864,070,04.
-Si'irkholilt-rs iiitliMlitMllv hMt ti,r alt It.tssca
tif tti- l i m ti .
I) lKS tafein on lil'tet al u-riiis n nil '-e-rii-iV
t uit-s t.i Jtiiil.iiiijjs, an t tlifir r.tiitt-iiU, Mer
titili:se ami I'l-iMiui--.
Oiliff on i timer Mmiu A I'iue t-trfftd. over
t,f .iit-iir'a btine.
j.t.t.iiiii A. U. WILLIAMS
E.WINSORcSON
INSURANCE
ACJKXC Y,
llll'ltlMlVTIVI.
FIliST ('LAS.S CUMl'AMES.
ETNA INSURANCE COMP'Y,
HARTtORI. CONX.
Assets, - - - 04tr,33s, or.
The Largest Capital,
The Largest Assets,
Largest Income,
Of any Insurance to. hi the country.
ItiS STOl.lt THE MKKi Kill! 1)2 Itll!-..
Looses aitl at l..'iiult. iKrut f
5S,0-i-,!l 1.
K. U I.SOK & SO,
Agents.
HARTFORD INS. COMP'Y.
HAi:TFt)i:p, t'O.NX.
Issfls, Jan. 1st. '72. ?2.M2.1M.l.ls
ILis sto4tl tlu tires and Htt iritis ftir i;l y- srH.
Known in underwriting and counm ifi 1 cir--les
a.- Ihe "iil.l II AR1 HHih." l.-t:iu- ..I
ilo pioneer uod li-adi-r in ail lime .plvii'lil 111
niii aiiti iit-ii i-i-i whirl) haw mate th- eitv
where it is loealfil jn.-i i y iaunxi
lW KLL1NG IH'I sh; UK FARM PKmPLR I T
ln-uit-td f,,r a teriu of years at a tactual. le rate.
K. lSO K. MIX,
Axenta.
STATE INSURANCE COMP'Y.
IIANMKAI., MO.,
Assfls, Jan. 1st, 72, $7ll,s.,tl.
LIUI.KSTCOMl'ANA l ThE HLs'l'.
$ao.OOO Stock Owned by Buainesa
Men of Lafayette county.
PATKOMZE II0.1IE COM l A MIX
INSLRES DWKI.LINtiS, BARNS. St HooL
llolsES. AN1H III Rl I1ES, oSTIIE.i
YEAR INSr.VI. L.MEM PLAN
Try tliid new plan ot Insuring.
i:. tt i vsuit a. !io,
Aleuts.
ANDES INSURANCE COMP'Y,
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Assfls. Jan.r-2, il.;-is,-2I.",II,
lupines all deftoriptions of buihliuifs and tln-ir
contents .Man u lactones, mills, merchandise,
and product-. Ibisines comlut-uij in a iittrrsri
spirit, iitve the Aiule a fur trial and realise
its superior business facilities-
K. M lHOIt &. SOW Agent.
MISSOURI MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMP'Y,
sr. i t h is, mh.
Asst-ls, - - - -
NO KKsI KIC I'ltl.VS
V 1 K.t VKMMi .
No Extra Charge iu Insuring Lives
of Women.
Try tlie .t-ven per rent. int-iest pa plan ol
the .Wiaaoiiri Mutual
IVS4lt A.
AKelitrt
Having been in Hie bu liens of Kile, Cue uu I
Murine luoiii an.-e. in tlie citv of 1-mugu.ii
Mo., for tlie lnol eighteen years, we ure lull y
M.ntet on all pointii toti.-.liiug luuratiee, tto.i
eoimtiit no blunders uor errors tending lo itiaw
vol. I a polii v. 1'ntioiidge ot tlie public i m.
pettltully aollclle-l
E. W I Ml It At SOX,
OKK1I E, SU SI MAIS .STREET-,
Agents, Lexington.
?TllV Mlllt i:.
rpAKKN up by .lames stnthaugli, Iiv
1 lug in Sni-a-liitr tou ublnp. in La- i
layette county, Mntaoiiri, an. I ported V U
belore tbe llll.lernlgue.l, ,lu,li, e I'l WlT
Pence of said louliip, county and stale aloie
said, on tlie titli .lay ol July Ii7i, one tray
lliule, dcseril.ed as lollotts, to-Vt'lt. A lliouae
colored mule, 5 years old. small white pol on
uiider jaw, about 1:1 bands high, !iie itliito
marks on shoulders. Appraised bi tn.
aug:i-:tw DANIEL tt . DOIV. J. t
.tiaiiliait's Final llleiut;ii,
No I It K is hereby given to all ihtsous luter
ci.lcd that the lliidei-siglieil, guanllau ol I lie
person and estate of Mary Mcliols.iuinor heir,
has Hied Ins ai-uotiut for llnal settlement
of said nilllor'a eslalo at Uie July Uriu,
l.tTi, of Ibe Laiayette loumy l'robalc lourt,
and will apply tor a anal discharge Iroin saij
guardianship at Ihe October U riu, Is;-.', uf ui
Court, lo be holden on Monilav .Octolier 1st s.
aug;t-lw WM- Mi B If ON, t.iiartlmn."
(nartliaii's l-'iiial Sf It leuaftit
Y'OI lt K is hereby given lo all perxous inter
im ested, that the undersign,-,!, gnaJm,, f
the persou and estate of Win. K-tiug, a minor
lieirol Lewia ll.Oelllug.liai OleJ lus wmiui lor
linal setllemelll ol said Ullllor s estate atttlclulv
If I Ul, IsTi, of the l.alavetle c-oujily Prot.ate
louil, aad Vi lli apptv lor a dual .Ustl'iarge Irou.
said guardiauslnu at lh October term IS7" ot
6aid Court. Lfc IS tl, Ot TUNci, ottardtau.
JulyJT-tvr
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