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NOTHING But PURE CONNECTIONS ARE SOLD Al
4 lesrf
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OrALIrIEp.-Mr. John Goode qualified rs
attorney in the Supreme Court OF Appeals
Yesterday.
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You SHOULD TAKE ASToSTs ADVICE AMI .. l
rcur confec,ions thIs week, aud net wait fer the
rush.
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a LARGE STOCK OF YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTH.
TSG just received vt WILxERsoS & WIrHERs's, op-
posite post-ofice, which they are Offering very low
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If YOU WANT TO BE on TIE SURE SIDE GO TO
ANToSI's and buy his pure candies Tor tile nlu:
girls and boys.
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WHAT SHALL GET FOE MY LITTLE GIRL AS
Christmas present A set of furs would be the very
thing. r. WEIsIGER & Go. have d splendid STOCK,
and will sell YOU set cheap.
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REMEMBER THAT TODAY Is TIE TINE TO GET
your Christmas things, aud PIZZISIs Is the place Z
biiN fLnin-
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FURs. FuRs FuRS The largest ana cheapt'
stock of ladies furs can he found at a. y. ALLEN
l3lu Main street.
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SLEIGHT & HOWARD. OPPOSITE TIE PosT-oF'
FICE, have the finest pianos and organs In the city
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HOLIDAY HATS, gotten out last week. just recciSc
ut SIMMONS & Co.'s, next To Dispatch.
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| TIE DOLLAR STORE has just received large as
| sortment Of mutfs and tippets.
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TIE DOLLAR STORE has received largo assor'
racus Of plated ware.
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ALL THE HOLIDAY STYLE OF HATS, CAPS, &c''
c,n now he found at A. A. ALIENS. Give him n
call,
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ALASKA BoAs AT FIVE DoLLARs.-P. WEIsIGER
6 Co are still selling auanttics Of those boas ut IS
they are remarkably cheap, are full length, very
stylish, and the very thing for cheap Christmas
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ye,pKS. sTATIosERY. dc.
AND FANCY GOODS

DOCKS AND FANCY GOODS
FoR PRESENTATION!
RAN NDOLrII & ENGLISH,
1915 MAIN STREET,
have now The Lirgcst and most desirable STOCK Of
GOODS FOK OLD AND YOUNG they have ever
offered a- ... .Ge Il
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FOR CHRISTMAS SPRESENTS.-Nothlngm more suit
able for lady than u handsome set Of furs. r.
WElsIGER & Co. have splendid assortment OF all
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21

lME, LINE, LIME.-The Lime manu'
Il 4 featured by US In Botetourt county. known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, VIII heresitI
ne put upon the market under the name Of INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left 1t ouT
office, No. 1905 Dock street. =, ,,,,v, =,
No-,u,,,ar q, 1871. no 10
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PlMpLEs ON TIE FACE, ERUPTloNS. BLoTCliEs
SCRoFULous DISEASES. and all sores arising IRON
impure blood, are cured by Dr.. PIEKCEo GolGc'
Medicul Discovery.
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FOR TIE CIIILDRENS STOCKINGS.-Apply al
TRiBEET1 5 for things 10 gladden. the hearts of IN,
IIttln
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ASroSI's, Main street, is the headquarters for
CANDIES, FANCY BOXES, TOYS, NUTS, FRUITS,
PEARS, GRAPES, At reduced prices-bclow posi-
office
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SIMMONS & co. have just returned from NcN
York with full stock at low figures
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FORTY CENTS \ POUND FOR FRENCH CANDY
This is the price ut IHIEBETT's, ana nc Sells the
lrst Quality. III! Main street.
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a. A. ALLEN Is selling the best silk hat for The
same amount OF money that can be found In the city
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JUST TIE THING Put Santa Claus prizc-lioS
in your child's stocking. For sale ut THIBBETT's.
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A JAR OF PRESERVED GINGER FROM PIzZISl's S
is "A nice Christmas present.
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THREE HUNDRED OyERCoATs.--Alit this seasons
goods atten per cent. reduction for cash, at VIII
KERsoN 6 WITHERs's. opposite post-oflice.
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AFEw OF PlZzINIs BABIES ARE STILL LEFT
Go secure one al oncc for the littlc folk.
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SILK HATS FROM IS Up FOR SALE At z. WEIsi'
GER ( CO.'S.
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GENUINE SEAL CAPS At IS AND IS AT SiMMoN
& CO.'S, next TO Dispdtch.
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Shoo, fly, don't bother me,
ASroHl's Is the sweetest place for me.
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PIZZIS1 has raielus, currants, and citron too,
And the prcttlcst wax dolls, whose eyes are blue
Fancy boxes, c0rnucoptas. and sugar toys.
Aud torpedoes and ire-crackers for little boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21

RENEWED HIS BoSD.-Mr. Edward \. Can
non renewed his bond as a notary public III
the Hastings Court Yesterday.
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Go TO PIzzINI's AND GET SOME OF THOSE T1Sl
li.rs In hlgs
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MISSES FUR TuRBANS, WITH EARS, FoR SALE AT
p. WEIsIGYR.S Co.'S. All the fashion.
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Wedding and other parties furnished with floral
designs of every description at MoRroN's sos Broad
street. Greenhouses corner OF Main and Reservoir
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21

THE DOLLAR STORE. corner or MINI ana ha'i
streets, has just received large assortment OF La
dies underwear.
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FRENCH AND AMERICAN CANDIES, at prices II
astoni5h the old fogies. at THlBBETT'9. llli Mali
street.
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TOYS! TOYS! FIREWORKS! FIREWORKS. at
TElBBETT'5, Ill. Main street,
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WHERE CAN l BUY PURE CONFECTIONERY
At ANToNI'S.
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Suoo, FLY, DON'T BOTHER NE,
ASToSI'S ls the sweetest place for me.
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GO TO-DAY AND BUY YOUR CANDIES Fol
Christmas at PIZZINT$.
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Ho. FOR ASroSI's! Main street.
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GO TO ALIENS, and gee his Broadway style hol
day silk hat.
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CumsTMAs CAKES OF ALL KINDS AND SIZES
pt.svi
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THIS Is THE WEEK to buy your CONNECTIONS
AETOSIS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-12-21

SECOND STOCK OF HATS THIS SEASON AT SIN
MONS & CO.'S.
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rue REST HOME MD FOEEItiN IIIEKa-
TUKf; AT CLUB PRICES.
- Possessed OF THE LIVING AGE aud cue sr osner
of our vIyacious American nonines,
viii dn,, himself ia coEaatun1 " tfr HHots s's'es
tio,, " Pltbl<teiphfa Bnttefia. Is. ...rs....,.
For ten dollars The ELlslNG As aa ssss. sr
OF ni,I., ane usskt or Basar or apsiskass loi1icl
,scakly, win Ge sent fora sesr Tor y.
IfvISG; AGE and oar fo,iRg Fotas, ~. -
sss
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LIME AND CEMENT.

l1 " - >>~.~->~-~~>c -
DOCKLAND LIME.
1850 barrels daily expected per schooier ioieh''
Mayo for sale by rp
de - n. y hcCt
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SIMMONS & Co. cater for the best trade and sell AT
lowest prices.
ovEEcoArs FOR CHRISTMAS PRESENTS
at T.. B.SrESCE " SONS.
Gentleman's furnishing goods
at T.. b. SPENCE ( SONS.
Ncckties and scarfs for Christmas presents
al f.. Il. SPENCE & SONS.
Half dozen linen shirts-a good Christmas gift
may he got at l.. Is. SpENCE 6 Sons.
Dressing GOWNS suitable for Christmas,
atE. B. SPENCE Il SONS.
Woollen shirts to keep you warm Christmas
ut T.. b. SPENCE Il SONS.
English and domestic socks
atE. B. SPENCE SONS.
Dress suits
ut L. Il. SPENCE & SONS.
Heavy dollar undcrshirts
at L. B. SPENCE & SONS.
\ lot Of business suits
at L. r. SPENCE & SONS.
All kinds OF underwear
at E. B. SPENCE & SONS.
Mnny thugs for Christmas gifts
e. b. SPENCE & SoS's,
Underwear for gentlemen
at +. Il. SPENCE & SONS,
1900 Main street.
In making ycur rounds for scasonable gifts
don't forget f. b. SPESCE& & son,
at 1900 Main street.
DEAR LADIES BE SURE AND 90 OUT TODAY,
And look at PIZZINI's splendid array;
And You'll hc convinced that his candies and
cakes
Are going right or ut rapid rates.
P1zyIS1 has rai,lus currants, and citron too,
And the prcttlcst wax dolls, whose eyes are blue
Fancy boxes, c0rnucOptas. and sugar toys
Aud torpedoes and firc-crackers for little boys.
Shoe, fly, don't bother me,
AsroSI's Is the sweetest place for Inc.
Suoo, FLY, DON'T BOTHER NE,
AyroSI's Is the sweetest place for me.
PICTURES. -....
cheap,
FIRsT-CLAss
In the city.
CARDS, :2so PER DOZEN
Large size, 81.
MAIN NEAR NINTH STREET.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS. z.
Watches and opera-cilains, royal opera anu natl
nee chains, opening at NOwLAS cos.
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Eoman gold neck k-chulns aud crosses; Roman Goia
h,pds. Iockets, ami sets; Roman gold scarf-rtnss
slides, md pins, opening ut NOwLAN & GO. >.
HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
r;.rrond. encrtsted, and amethyst rings; chry'
sorr.s and ONYX seal-xingsi engagement ana pain
gold wedding-rtngs, opening at NowLAS = ". D
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Chain bracelets AMI giove-bsnds' sleeve, pc7oii
and collar buttons; glove buttons, iai' anu ha'''''
Observation-Disclosures elegant new slVef III ca'es' 'leo
ing ut NowLAN x Co.'S.
LIME AND CEMENT.
R,ocKLAND LIME
1850 barrels daily expected per schooier Florence
Mayo for sale by As LEE.
7 lME, LINE, LIME.-The Lime manu-.
Wilson Srsa Sh II Y y Bf'fGas Ii q
De put upon the market under the name OF INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left at our
Office, No. 1908 Dock sirsstf fTf nv E1LErr 4 co.
Norember II. 1871. no 70
noLMAN's MUSTARD.
y GENUINE ENGLISH MUSTARD
ff.,,m,n'si In Tins, assorted sizes, for sale by
MAO 1915 Maln street,
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.

Watches and opcra-chains, royal opera anu inati
nee chains, opening at NowLAN K cos
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DEAR LADIES BE SURE AND 90 OUT TO-DAY,
And look at PIZZINI'S splendid array;
And You'll bc convinced that his Candies ant
cakes
Are going right or ut rapid rates.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Diamond encrnsted, and amethyst rinss' cnr!'
sonras and onyx seal-xings; engagement ana psain
rnId weading-rtngs, opening at NowLAS Z 20. >.
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HOLIDAY SILK HATS AT slMAoSs & CO.'S.
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SIMMONS 6 Co. cater for the best trade AMI sell
lowest prices.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Roman gold ncckchains aud crosses; Hof'ah Soi
h,nds Iockets, and sets Roman gold scarf-rtnss
slides, and pins, opening at NowLAN & CO.'S.
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cheap,
FIRST-CLAss
gallery
In the city.
CARDS, s2so PEB DOZEN
Large size, 81.
MAIN NEAR NINTH STREET.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
Chain bracelets amt gioVe-bshns' ''oe'e,
and collar buttons; glove pu'tou'' iai'' "i'i ''a
kerchicl-holders; elegant ne" SILVER III
ing ut NowLAS & Co.'S.
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the only

PICTURES. ..
REEs l. Co.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CHRISTMAS Things Seasonable.

" ! come, good gentlcfolks, the last of all.
To hear Your verdict and 10 close the ball.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
Preaching 10 Jurors.

\ remarkable legal point has been
raised il. the case of NARROW. the
New York. murderer.
who was To have been hanged Il few
weeks ago. but obtained stay ol
proceedings. granted by Jud go barker.
ut the supreme court. 1t appears
that n sunday interviewed during the
the trial and after the evidence was
closed. By order of the court the
jury We're kept together i'll the c'!s,o-
Hv ni officers. who permitted them to
attend the Baptist church i'll Mays
Vile. This afforded an opportunity
not to DC neglected. by the CLERGY man
who u!iiciatcu on that occasion. and
he proceeded to preach Il sermon hay
ing practical application 10 the
case Which the jury had under colt
sidcra,ion. takin. for his text the
words: "tcira>c unto me Barahh:I>;
now Eurabbi- was II rolhrr. Du-
rim" his Discourse the minister said 4:
| ..Sume in ,hi, hou e may think
! am pleading t"r mercy tor the man
i,uw bcin. tried Tor his life III this
| village. Such i, not the case, tor
believe the mans hands are rocking
with blood. have read aud CAREFUL!
examined the cvi,lcucr and from thai
hayrcou,c 10 this conclusion. Marrow:
counsel very naturally assumes that i
was not fair to his Client that the jur,
should have been preached TO in sucl
/ n strain, and he has obtained the sta,
of proceedings on that ground.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
=. III; s:,i:r3msS OF thr :.oI> Of MI
ca>Sf.ii Hen.

Next to the inquiry. What becomes
of the pins: an intcrc>tlu" question
would be. What becomes OF the sons
of successful mca \ i,'W niln"-
and Il few arm, are in the hands OF
the founders: but those are rXr"p-
tionS. The old name and the oil
trade generally Rass into the hands
of others. "Do you see that man
,ilovclling i'll coal :: Well his children
and children like his will j"-'ic Your
pa;nprrcu sUuS and rule this lana.
said an old New Yorker. iii" other
dav. The old names have ceased III
the pulpit. The fim!"d me-, at .le
bar seldom have a Successor. Inc
eminent juri>,> carry their hoh"rS
with thcm to the grave. -Hcft"th'
princes are ohlilrr;str,i. ihc reason
is clear. The fathers !aid the basis
of business one way and the sons
another. Men VIII" carhc" Their
fortunes bv hard WORK, by diligence:
that knew sixteen hou-, tof! by per-
so,al attentions; that were their own
/ book-kccprrS. statesmen, cashiers and
often porters. are followed b. sons
who do rs little rs possible; Who dele
rate to others all the work they can,
and who know more OF the road than
of the ledger. Famous hotel mel
were gentlemen, men of Intelligence
men W ho were the equals OF the besl
in the land. aud who never sunk til,
gentleman in their trade. Nouu.
men who flin" the example of thcil
Sirc> To the wind. find ii easy I,
sauan,cr valuable namr, run
through fortune quicker than j
was earned. and iinI Themselves. " hill
Young. at the point tronl which thci
. fathers started. Onc thing is quit
marked in New York. 1t is the tar
that the heavy bushes Is ccttiu. int,
; the hands of foreigners. Tho hnav
importers the great BANKERS an,
/ much OF the trade ii value is slippin
: out of the hands of tmcriraus. rs III
= trade of En.I land got into the powc
: of the Lomhards-Ncw York J.ettr
. to Boston Journal.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
60 I!l.'H!, EUiS.

EoyS. don't hang around the cor
nrrs of the streets. If you have any
thing to do. 10 ii promptly, right on.
then go home. Home is the place
for bows. About the street corners,
aud at the stables they learn 10 talk
slang. and they learn to swear, to
smoke tobacco, and to do many things
they ought not to do.
Do Your business and then 90 hCmc.
If Your business is play-p!ay and
make Il business of it. like to see
boys play good, earnest healthful
games. i'll were the town | would
give tie boys Il good spacious play
ground. Ii should have plenty ot
lott green grass. and trees, and tVuH-
taiu>. and broad space to run and
jump. and to play suitable plays.
would make II as pleasant. rs lovely
:t> it could be. aud | would give il tc
the boys to play in: and when Il I
plav was ended | would tell them Il
20 home.
/ For when boys hang around TIT
stree, corners, and the stables. the,
get >louchy. and h,tless: OF All thing
| dislike i liStlcss boy or girl.
would have hundred boys like
hundred yachts, with every spa
straight, and every rope tant. ih
decks and sides clean. the rigging Il!
in order. and everything ready Il
slip the cable and iiy before the wil'
when the wore, comes 10 go.
Bat this cannot be if y"u i"""s
ubuu, the streets. and loaf about '"'
!, corners, and idle away your t'''ic III
the stables and saloons.
When YOU are from home have
I .,mc business: attend TO YOUR busi
rr.s and then go homc.-S"nddI
! School .SchoiM.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
Hurd. told her story 1 had my own

IIurd. told her story l had my own
theory in regard to his death.
There was no public exposure,h how
ever. Mrs. Hurd and l agreed that
it would profit no oneto make the
wretched affair public, and so We
kept our own counsel. =
Miss Melrose. in spite of my con-
viction that she had been an active
party in the conspiracy against Mrs.
Spencer's life. could not help pity
ing. Such a miserable, worn and
haggard face as hers, have never
seen: and when they buried DR..
Spencer she was confined TO her
chamber with brain fever.
Iattenied her in her illness, but
although she recovered her health
she never was herself again. She was
harmless maniac. whose delight
was in gathering flowers and dcc"ra'
ting the doctors @:ITc with them
She is living. and >tll gathers flow
ers and lays them OH that gravc,>ing
ing to herself, meanw gle, a sort ol
low iucantatiun, wh.Ti no one pre-
tends to understand.
Not until Mrs. Spencer had heei
many days my wife, ana the faithful
Mr>. iiurd slept under the VoI!rtS
did Alice ever know the prrtidlty o
her former husband.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
OUR JOB ROOMSI
A LIVELY EDITOR.

4 young friend of ours, named
Gumbo. underto ook to start pspeY
out in Cambria county, short time
ago. lie called it the Cambria Milky
Way. He said in his prospectus that
he intended to make the Milky way
lively. spicy, vigorous, fearless ana
entertaining, and he did. In the
first number ho called the editor OF
the opposition paper "a diabolical
liar, au unmitiga,ed scoundrel, and .
remorscIcSs assassin" lIc alluded to
the mayor in che, rful paragraph, as q
"corrupt magistrate, whose torments
from the rcmorse which festered In
his own soul were only surpassed by
the phv steal agony which is always
the punishment of the dcpravcd and
riotous dcbauch.' He soothed tho
feelings OF the postmaster With tho
remark. 1.-THE populations of this ofn-
cinl Dick Turpin can be compared to
nothing but the terrific robberiea
sommil,el- iu, the past by those das>
! tnrtilv Spanish buccaneers, whom ho
50 closely resembles in general chsr-
actcr." lie announced under the
head of "social gossip HAT a certain
Young man had been rejected the cvc-
min. before. by thc lady of his love,
and volunteered the information
that it was ''thc Wiscst thing sho
could have done. under the peculiar
circumstances :" and he related how,
upon the preceding, day. he heard an
other youth. named Alexander Jones,
remark to Il friend. that ''if anything
( will make man feel juicy about tho
Heart. i, is to talk velvet to pair OF
skv-culorcd eyes by moonlight, in
,.loycr-iicld." The next edition OF
,lr uapcr was not Issued nj the reg
ul.r time. Finally, some copies were
sent out over town in balloons, ana
they contained these editorial re-
marks:
The editor has found il impossible
ia go ont to hunt news items, because
the Mayor and tho editor of tho
Times. and tlc postmaster, and Alex
anIcr Jones, and n number OF othcr
individuals. whose names have not
been able TO learn. have been setting
ON cprhstoucs and roos,ins around
Iuu the pack fences all the morning
with Shutw:tns and other murderoua
, weapons. and looking as if they wero
in earnest We ii i've notice here that
we have moved the tirc-proof safo
against the door of our snnctum, ana
have lined the stairs with spring
.unS. cro-s-cycd lrislmen, and III
sane bull-,atriers who have not been
fed fora week. The privileges CT tho
free pres. shallnot be intcrfered with
while we WELD apcn or possess :"
. bull dog
The Milky Way, however, died tho
mex, uav, Mr.. 6umbo having SLID
,down the watrrspout and taken tho
o,rly train for Names. These out
RACES against editors will have to be
,trunca. cr William Penn Will nave
=, died for his country in vain.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-15
TIE NET. TARIFF.

The Radicals have hccu tinkcring
with The tariff. at Washington. and
nice tinker they have rIii'lc OF ii.
They are determined TO favor the
rich aud make the poor pay the
Hiiitccn and a half millions per mouth
of the public debt" OF which they
boast 40 murh. On cotton cloth.
such as poor people use for sheets.
shirts and dresses. the tariff is two
cents per yard; if b!ca"hrd or colored
prints. such as cali"ocs for dresses.
tw" and a half cents per yard, and
ten per cent on their vaIuc besides.
making. - 4 general rule. abont one
tourth OF tl:H value, or tw"nty-tivc
per cent. on the cost. Dn spool
thread TO make up such goods, we ar.
to pay five cents per dozen. and
twcntv-four per cent. Oh its value.
msking about thirty per cent. On
sacks. such us farmers U-e tor tagging
their wheat, they pay thirty per cent.
Bat diamonds are free. The cn"rinlty
of this injustice can hardly be rcH-
liZcd without examination.
y man with Il family Of children
wants three hundred dollars worth
of cotton goods for his special use.
bur he cannot purchase thr:n .withou,
paving about onc hundred dollar
to the GDy"rAm"'li i'll the way oi
tariff. \ farmer wants three huH'
,lrr,i and fifty dollars worth o: sack
for his grain. II there VA, M tariff
ON them. they would cost him tii&t
sum. bat he piu-L pay another "A'
hundred aud fifty TO the Government
50 hat the !:,.,iicai> may make roliti
cal capital by month!} payments Z"
til. public debt. 1t Is estimated W
shall havct this vcaT apr"du"t of siSt.
millions of bushels il @raiu for g.
port. II 80. il will require at l'i:>
thirty millions nj sa"t>. >Ay th"
are worth twelve and Il half cent
each. the cost Of lii" sacks will t.
81. 90. .tj-,. and the amount OF tar!
we shal! pay the Government VIII h
one ln.lliou. one hundred and TWEEN!
i've thousand dollars
Tliis i, y hat the Government
doing for the poor ln"H- inrn ii
work hard for Il liyin. iroi
= morning until .iigllt toll ;im,! sweat t
SUPPORT titei. Wi.c, aiG,i c!iiiIrci
whiic thuu-an,s rich mrn may puj
: chase Il million of dollars in Ginlrl"n"
without pa! ing Il C"ilt OF tariff tor II
support of Government. i II an
wuu,tcr, then. he Radicals arc I'll
:, gust, d with their own adnliii!-tr:
=, tiuu: l. it any wnn'lvr that ~"
lu"u IL lrui.lbu!i. ~..lii.rL, Gr"vl"
i, and others should ,ccN Tor reforms
iium i'll their own ranks: Or, rathe
* it not Il wonder il,nt th" Vc"p
. nave not sought redress tor Ill,
! wr"n@- i'll political revolution Ion
40: 10 talk Of di-ban,!jH% Il
Democratic party with -urh itc
before. Us ia highly concentrated a"
>rl>r.-.>.'IL Et.fHriSco Er"iltiatf.