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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

Billy WILKINSON, the famous news.
dealer. rear the corner Of Poplar and
Main streets, has the latest daily and
weekly papers, monthly magazines, and
everything known 70 the news line Z
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

LARGE stocks of dry goods, clothing,
hats, boots and shoes, cutlery, notions,
al Frankland's, 1876 and 1877 Main st. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

Fans for rocking chairs at Ames
Bedtas d co. Quantities at reduced
Dricss-No. 3s6 Main street. 1857
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

CRY and country merchants will con-
suit their own interests by examining
consigDments At Frankland's, 1876 and
lg7 Main street, before purchasing. %
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

Cry and country merchants will con-
suit their own interests by examining
consignments at Frankland's, 1876 and
1877 Main street, before purchasing. 81
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

SUICIDE. = LOttie Butler, a young
woman about twenty-one years Of age,
who, it is said. was born and raised in
this city. committed suicide IN Little
Rock last Tuesday. Love and Jealousy
was assigned ss the cause for he rash
act
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

The Nashville Banner, now the en-
thusiastic supporter of Andrew johnson,
held different opinion in 1869, when A.
]. was figuring for the United States Sen
ate: IF Andrew johnson is elected, does
it not insure the perpetuation of the disa-
bilities of hundreds of men of recognized
ability in Tennessee, all the peers Of
Andrew johnson? Is it not the purpose
of Andrew Johnsons supporters to per-
petuate these disabilities, and is it not
Mr.. Johnsons design, so that he may
stand the isolated pinnacle of available
greatness in Tennessee. Gentlemen of
the Legislature, coquetting with this
adroit triekster, be warned in timel
Elect Andrew johnson and you strike
home to the heart of Tennessee the
ranking dagger of discord, and scatter
with one fatal blow the brightest hopes
this people have cherished for eight
long. dark and dreary years.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

violin and guitar strings. best
italian. at II. seehausen's. a4o
Second street. M ~ MI
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

PROTEssosAL PERsOSAL.-Dr. Laski
has opened an Office temporarily Al 50
Union street. opposite the County Court
building.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

JOE LOCKE, newsdealer, near the cor
ner of Main and Jefferson, has Peter
sons Magazine for October, and the
latest daily papers, foreign journals, etc.
Everything in the news line can be found
at I.ocke's.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

The earpet-bagging friends of the
Avalanche have increased the debt Of
Arkansas, Alabama, Florida, Georgia,
Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina,
South Carolina and Texas since March,
1868, from fifty to two hundred and
twenty millions.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13
Pumps, lGJeiferson street.
rrrrNnRAr.. NdT,TcE

FUNERAL NOTICE. 4
The funeral Of Mrs. SUSAN A. GRIMEs tor-
inetIy Mrs. Boyd will take place tomorrow
SATURDAY morning, at ten o'clock. from
the family residence. Trigg Place, McLemore
avenue. Services BY the Rev. David Walk.
Carriages at HOSTS.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

cOEE AEB Coal TAI for sale at Gas
Company's Office, 2sI Second st. not
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

Boy your wood from C II. John
son, III Poplar st., near Fourth. n
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

srYLIsH HATS, new styles, now ready.
Wheaton 4 Co, 20 Main street. rs
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

RUTHERFORD-At Milford, Ellis county,
Texas, EDWIN III. RUTHERFORD, aged eleven
months. only son Of N. r. Rutherford. Esq,
formerly of this city. o. gf to uN
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13
NOTICE.
Notice to Lawyers.

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE LEDGER
w Office blank notices TO take dispositions,
and printed instructions to the officer taking
the same; also blank captions and certif-
Gates lot
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

Victor D. Fuchs, at Al Jefferson street,
is receiving them daily by express. Call
on him for your supplies. 81
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The Courier Journal is responsible for
the statement that Pere Hyacinthe has
gone to grass, having married grass
widow. Will the grass destroy the crop
Of hYaeinths7
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13

ALLEN Bros, those red-hot grocersr
corner Vance and fernando streets.
70
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LEGAL.
Executrix Notice.

HAVING QUALIFIED BEFORE THE
Ill Probate Court of Shelby county, at the
September term thereof, as Executrix of the
will Of my husband. the late John M. Cor
wine, notice is hereby given TO all persons
having claims against the estate to present
them, duly authenticated. in the time pre-
seribed by law, or they will be forever barred |;
and all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate payment to s. G.
foof IF SUE P. C0RWINE,
Executrix Of John NJ. Gorwine. deceased.
II AZ % 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-09-13
FRESH OYSTERS.

Gas rrrrpo, ls Jefferson st.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26
TIE COL0aEp VOTERS.

!. The colored people look upon Grant
as the Moses that led them from bon
daae, but sthe-truth is. Grant before
the war, labored with that party,
which combatted Greeley, vino has
been the lifelong friend of the colorcd
people. Grant before the war. was
either opposed to. or Indifferent to
negro freedom, and never lifted his
voice i'll their behalf. Greeley has
labored 4 lifetime for their freedom.
and with his paper. ttile Trlbunc.)
manufactured the revolution thar
mad" Grant. and brought about thar
rcsii'. Grant was arCidCn;ily ut the
head OF the armies that put down the
rebellion, and freed the negroes, but
he deserves no credit for this, is il
wolid have been effected without
Kim. Bat without HE aid Of Grc.!cv
and The Tribune, such u result, II
brought about ut all. would have
been postponed for Years to core.
Ii freedom is any benefit to the
rol"vct people. Greeley has done
more ;rr them then ten Thousand!
Grants. he !, ,ilil lnbOgi:i~ tor 1...lr
"irN&i.un. IL a ;%"cinrn delivered! 10
4 negro meeting .il4ccEi- nomination,
l.c m.,!e! in,sc words:
Il trust Ia" tnnr VIII conc u:.ri
no f.....I - str.sI.' VI go I. S,l I.fi. .t.,, ,,.,.
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.E.''::. SiNJEL i. GILBERT,


vi" now WHO reaIS oar
"''"i'e'' VA. a!-'ovc! lat
80 "" ""''''i''ice ci mater It
~" ""i''' - iiii"' congressman u,
" '''-' y N'ri ~ caIiii:.\i'* pre-
- '-F'N'-- fc!"E ciihrf /"
''' W. we t',t.I't~ or the Sale al
'' lie "tt!, "hl difficulty with
'H' '.'. = - - -cicct from this in
l"'''i~ 'F.": a! haiicS. nl,u OF solid.
'''''"''''t priil. who viii ,ligiitv
'' '..'. ''. nat WarE fIr Giae con-.
"''. s. .i'!r@-iD"n who are iml,u.l
VII" 'r'.' public spirit. and that;
''"l''l'ihE more 10 gTat!Iv
'''''' "' ambition at the pure pulIti-
can. 40 This c.a-- We are g,au
t. H.. .u.lr ni.. oil f.;.r,i md ,oIr...
+i.uu. .I,fr.. : ,ir,., =,
VI. w
- mas "c"!i hl"hti"'.t'! &s
u -H''i'...i Ittii - represent this. 'hc
aizih ,!l-;r..t. II. viii b.. r.ru.ru
L,rr,.I D., -,s,o o,.,, ,
''t'H'''' -
W. >'Eer''!'arS al MasonI'
q" -. and - 0t,c ori!rn most hr.!-
liant y",tu5 ,ue,i tIi., w..,, for,l,
fro.. In. hats. ,,ncr f,cn IT,. corc.,
IL I,.,.r az a., o,ii,o. ..,.
- ',' J"'If'
III "''! "''''iai!1 ana useful. lie u
a@.i;'.i -.""akcr. and a ma. of talent
and .i.-.-y. IL, has the uubcrnl.i
rnna:.r.. OF Tie .,,,,,lo ~ r,.,,o
''' ~
"hh""= "ho'i lac "see. All" n: in'r--
r!ty "u.! 'ir:nnrss uf purpose are be-
wont pf.r,,i,u lie :. rouLL,mr,
:, ~
- ,''''". ''"n'!e' 81 Ire district. lie
"'..h' "@.' OF III: strongest men be-
fore tho dominating S~opyvn,iou In
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tDi, :. Z. CHILD.

W ~" s.aR 10 learn That the
pe"p'" # "tiA Roy" are thinking Of
s"ndir2 '"L chAi. EDITOR III The
Richmond t~"u,crvnt"r, 90 the Irx-
i'I"t"r". i"rr" !, general r"jojc-
iE2 0r'r uIs mft aWonGIis brethren
Of th" pr"--, Mr. no man i. more pop.
u!ar. ~ m,rc respected in hi. pro
tc...ra. than This gai1ant "Enigh, Of
Ia" q..i" Et,n1iGf n,.a ;cvtorm
mare ln.'"rortf9paiir for nDrir panty
'ir>n '..r.f,, Aitr w!.en r.cy are "a
pal r., h".s.' abA %Gy gay woihY,
d''''." "bt'I't.2p. r.si' nli"n the
f""s.' '.' "rf.i fgn s.r p"'r re
. .. ~. fDas. q
81 " ."S ~ .. "te.'s ,
GDs. Ch,'I, ani we Lope, III i.e rop-
scn', 80 s,pcSm" 4 Candidate iLe lie
mors.y ~ii g,sshsn' the n"ssins-
fjos. SaI -
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26
hENE;thT,

The Democratic State cony.ntio:
met ~ Frankfort on the 10Th inst.
ami elected dc!rgater 10 The Ealli.
moro Convention. AL Greeley aud
Brown men were appointed electors.
with similar feeling. The rc.olu.
lions dcn)mnce Grant and his admin.
o. ration: rcafiria 'hr Democratic
Siat.s' Platform OF i-s5. aud instruct
the deirgl'ca I" act in ia. Baltimor,
Convention n, . anti.
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nvsivt il Z:!i.ii.

E~"sr0N. june I'll ~nu.l,"ncc =!
the Coliseum to-d:y was zu,!.rw bal
iirgrr I!s'n any d.! al the week,
irrischuctz's O~vrr;urr, !."ll"u'>
American i%iyl"n, and -ir.,n>-' Com
cert N#:ti were timely given. itur iit-
ter b"im@ rMr""rii. Madame Lru:..rr
outd!d hrr PREVIOUS vt'u.:> IL ih,
Fcuyna Walt, which So. "rcTra..e!
on cnc"rr The sta. ~pau-!rI Bun
ncr wa. next given, Mr.. Houston
West singing Tia" solo IN a -'yir that
elected AN encore a!!! Il repetition
ILat Wa warmly aip!"UI'd Il. unc 81
the principal features "i liv ,lay Wa
the performance OF t!!r Herman band
III the Tam li"u~~ru G~Scgiurr. which
met with the HarEi"-i e. reception.
Ill" h1M' left I'll" -;agr aGain,t tic
dc-ir" oiit.r apdjrH"r. ate: Tia I..,-
III" "siail t"!unLia" ..,ntl"" i.".. III.
Swallows ~Il"mcwt:.i l'iy'wliirn 49,.
Ivy s%i"cral request. lr,t by the COM
poser. lhrn rnnhintt;"u 90. 10,
c"!orra and y Na-lIi.la troupe. s.iI!.
''MiuH Ewes Have seen tie t..ury OF
IL" Coming ufth@ Lord" 10 til" iilnn
"i"John Brown" whir, Wa rri.ra:-
ed hv tn chorus. >,m,!.nE the audi
"n"H int" rantur"s OF MYSTERIOUS ell
thi>i1S'n. On it, repetition the au-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26

The X. E. Tunes. il v":rrriug 10
the conference Of icaIiug men. il,
Ee% iorh City. brought tu4.ihcv to
consult for th" Interest Of Ii; PARTY.
says:
"i!l that remains for them 10 Ito IS
To b:irg Delaware aud Dan into the
told. AID they. will have all the clr-
mrmts OF opposition t Grant united
in support 81 Horace Greeley. 1t is
barely possible that his little co.cric
Of am;tEl6 !rcr.trgde gcuticmcn did
not desire this 'nni"n Of '!cm"nts
opposed, etc., to ''h" IL" precise
shape il hns. Eut th"r can hardly
stop ,lr ,hin- r.w. All Hey a d"
80 TO 20, aboard the tain and move OF
viii if.n O..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26

Tnc-,' >;!ir~ are III" reflex OF i.lr-.
vet to -prtk v l stiIii -run near from
Nebraska. h'ni"r<N. Illinois, juG,
rtl N.iu.niL ANA ulHrr states. J.
.ouhIIt.i unw. ii wen Kew .!r.-r,
-un"~ /" The :ii ni |iIit!r Dr,aAurr.
md she liIay IN lea solitary and ,,iuHr
IN the vutrAt Baltimore. y! uIS ral,.
ErwIcr>y i-ttr only uihrr~.atc ..irr
viii vote Tor 81 nomination. ihcr,
vii be - delegates III The touvcu-
ion. and not mere than iW"HrtN-unr
votes against t,rcyiy aud Brown II. l.
Is, more ill,u prni,tbir that lncrr wiz
cot be Il single voir for :; nomination.:
.i,o>r in ave at on" VIII u" II oVt
w!r!iard ;i.at they lnav c]ouclu,.c It
.aiH titr general voice OF the BrImuc-
ricy and make The decentralization
policy unaniiiiuH-. SHrii Il cUur>t.
would be best tor iiriui in every -,'u~r
ti,t We are inclined to the belief TIA
hey VIII 81 determine incm-rivc-.
Ilr Grant Urgui!- rin Hiikr up iGri!
m,ui!, How. tat they must inrr :.
continued consolidation ct Democrats
sad Liberal Republicans | n,irr such -
happy uniuH OF all thrhu>tiic ricuu.ni>.
.i,It this administration will sinh
DrncatiI :, popular verdict umTrr"r,i"u,
ted III forge. .imd power iii ilc h'~ir;.
81 this cu,Iui:y. tr"riy AMI Brow.
! will be til" next President arnl Nlc.-
i'rcsidcn; OF these i'nitcl states. 4.
surely a. iiN. sun sets ~ election day
in Novembcr.-k. {. .L.~S.
The cholera IS prevailing t" an
/ ulIrIn!np tNtrrf IN InrkpN and -
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"ilE2EN-. tnna Long and William {
W Lung. l-r tiisi'Hui. by their certain 'irrr.
ur trust, .latrt the Bisi 'lay Of ALav, \. u ISL.
aud duly recorded III the Recorders "r'irr for
Lifi: II" county, IN In" state al Missouri. in
Iced Of t1,-t f;,Dk ~. three 81, un pay. ~.
conveyed - .Er ~Ualrr,. Elei i.ti>ss,' the IbiirW-
M tr~rrlhr,i real estate slIuai, ii ~ .ji! counts
and >tatr. tn-HiI: Lot NJ. ivy ~. imhinrS u.
~ iBh. r,.L'- Siilitlvi 10 tbs city ~ i.rSi.Linu.
which y Ill Ia seen "n tis plat ui said city no..
uI iir in tn. Recorders u'ire atEcshii, wnicn
CONVEYANCE was nEirt" i'll iru-; tn secure III.
~ SGf.t.' sci far,F certain pT"nIi~nry notes, la
>1.t: I'D ,ir~'! t'"Il. ani, WlrrL4I- an" tf s.tir'
i'rfin' stSy q "a has hecciRr ,,i' ard r'r,rius
Ingit,i: y ny ~ rsiJrr nj tat rrlgnE al III" issi
Ios,..r al ~. Ii,ar. LIt Jc'r.iif-- 10 III, ps,-
y.=.,g.- ii -. 'tc.ht 9i trust. ! Vii. uu
SATURDAY. ia JffL!.i \. .. lS.3,
b, y "a, rItrs III = O'Clock ia thr forenoon,
and H.. 0cID = in the atlcr.iout Of that LAY. ia
front Of the cart 'iou-e door, in the CRY of Lex
iugton, I.iiay cite county, Missouri. lfver-tl 10
sell ftrr above Described property, ut publ.
%v.,riur t, tI.. highest bidder, fpr cash, IN satisfy
siid not" With interest thereon, together with
rus'- ani expenses Of this trust.
eS-vla WILLIAM YOUNG. Trustee.
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>p'ssin2 Of ibc san Domingo bus
'nc"", thr itociie,,er Democrat iHali.
call "a3", IN" action o.tLr i'rrs.aru!
e'rr'." Impressed the people with
lie purity Of his rurp.ser n amy.
thing. ever impressed .,. ,.,,,Ic
with h:s purity oi purpose, 1. nue.,
have been that affair. III il La. ,.
tairIy never been dV,te ~ aIiyttin,,
rI.r. '
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EXECyrORS' Sor,rr

TfTl.i:> rr-ilm u:.rry .n ill.,. ,.t,.. or,,o.
a. N"I!.. d+c"i-'ri. w.y. -rtli,l 4. The ma
.isF,,-h.ri ~ N -nta LAY "i MN, I.-n Lv
nv nt"n''c 'nurt at Lafayette cnuu;y, Mo,
are required 10 exhibit them rhr lluwauc. IN ths
executor. within "nr year after thu dat. of anil
n " or nv! ms! be Ireclu,lrl from any Ltnr-
., -nrn estate; anu If such claims b. NOT ex-
,in'tr'i within two Years fran the date of said
iei'rs tftry VIII he forever tarrvd,
LEWIS NEALE, Executor.
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Hh:Tr arc TIE Ia:G, 10 s&ac rem.

Gambaiti, The .r,,t: ,
few Years aun. N.Y.. :Lr., ,;,u,,
rnrci hv a Charleston aulirn,.,. o.,
his third Appearance h. aj.i.,--.G
tho audience: ..l.a,t;r> and .rut',,uca
i very mitch nl,li"r lonr l;nI cars.
pl~iInrnt>. .a,! yrul with ,e,,u,i
plui>ir play more ti:,r for Won hu,.
ladies aud rcntl"innn. where de devil
dc BRET 10 com" from:
"A """l many folks want To make
The south ridiculous ~ Duiiiuw Nj.
Gv"c!rr for thr Presidency. Bai ",
put til" trIHn,.;c.', I".rry."w .Ir.r
de devil uc votes 10 runr fruuu:'
OF course. il WIS assumed! .i.ut the
. ~ %rn"s """ld z" for Nn>-A Harrar,
1t" man and :" they -".a.ll AZ!
would. If they ""r" fire. .::-~rr>.
b;; they amt. Grant c]lr.ir> u bil,
Of sale "t tl"n"im hi h""r,hc> rocket.
n:'i his ~rGrn"t-ha. uvrr>.,r- I,,,i
"lli"--h"li"r< Have 20: t':,iu nnnnr.!
un't.r the lo"k al,i Nv ct fearful
ONti,> in their 'l'la, ~l.arUt" nr:-au.
Tho Mt rcs.;,; -:!iry E:..-.y fnr
II .a"n.
I We'll. thea. lie Waste La, h.,r
H,~kcd by the i.ibrlaI n.2nni;r,n.
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TRAGIC sEIsIDE OF A feFss GIRL.

= kUtS SStSkcA vi ~ LUtNH yktGs
from the Yves. nor roh,o, Defender
A young lady named tiartty Ito,
kins. who resided in Green ,owusut,
on the hills above Stout's Ran. nae
of Rome, committed suicide on Ia.
Monday evening by hanging herseI
to the limb of a tree. The cause q
the rash act is said to have been the in
reference Of her father and brother
IN her love affairs. and the accus
tiuu preferred against der by them
Of stepping outside the bounds @
p~rOpriety. mouc>iy and chastity an
De!ng eacica:e. For soine time ,i,cr
'it,l been n fierce hraii mniur on !,
IA the family, wi.lcn Terminated az
iWu or three occasions in the y..lu.
.Iiy Lrinr ch,.ti,.I ~ a.,..H,tn,.
.n..rr.. u-,.,ll,., -, ! .
: La,. d.r,,,n =; 49,
rr. WAL, s;,,n " u'' "''
! .,,u...L j.. tLn 49,. -
! ~,ao,.,n tn t,,.,'., i ,,t ,t 49,
sl,.t -:r,n $780,. ",+ ",',. 90
| ~.oIte,i h.r oh,.n,o y |'.''-'
.I.t sf,n,..,.d ava , '"'H :
! .n.r,;ful Ln.tin,. 49, "'
,.r,,I,. Il. "a" -. G''.'
| nirrL.,,;.;,a a. n, ''" ~
G-,r, ,-.,r: ..,i IT, II
nnn,. l,.r H.. H., d 'iT;'P.'
.ennnrin,j onI I.~ton,L"iIcr"''t
go. ,,,r~ ,r',' J.,
he In, - .m'nm, ~ @
u. tmrr;!,l. ,in.;n., y.l :..h ..n,L,,
ba. ,T..,L ~. la,
.;.,r ,.n' ~ ~.
- - ~ ' .'t
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Hiram tSrrrE rrys: "tN ,he differ.
,fct ! .an-scc - sig i,it A-ie-
IYa~ "ir.i sad L. =. 4 RAM istlir Z
Aft.ngs va. .Nn' 10 ane:iice al
bis and L.is w.fc's YclasIiBEs ~
ave his country, while L. &. q. s.
within TO sacrifice the country 10 save
all Lis ow % aud his wife's Teisshuns."
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HON. TiitiS. 4.

This honored and distinguished
Democrat. who has been recently
nominated for Governor of. Indiana.
expresses his sentiments thus.
st will make no effort to influence
The action of the National Democrat
&c Convention. and will abide By it,
decision. At tli: time, in view o:
HE fact that there has been no coli
cert OF action among the leaders and
prominent men OF the party, it be-
.uoveS ali to move will, prudence.
dignity AID caution. The question
81 endorsing ilr' Cincinnati nnmi-
u"r-. or making st.ai"Ht-u.it Demo
cratic nominations. j. enc HAT sf."I!G
be well weighed and carefully cu..-
si,!crrd. 1t l. Impossible a; this early
lay 10 sly what the feeling of the
nt"SsC, OF the Democratic party IN
indiana toward thc t!uritrlaii tick
i y. As far IS can iuImn. the
Democracy Of Indiana will not ORGY
2y ANY decided ground unti! after til,
iI""iIn" OF the STATE t~ouyaai;nu.
which takes place on thu. lo!h .,
.Imrr. intt t"Gy@,...a v:uI...h.
it'> nominate l -fr,i.'a: i},"na. r:t,.,
'!''.'' -" ref'r III" plv>'jm, If l'r.-
- meal n"niut';",t> 80 VA %..junl'
'~'a'"Iri"nr :. -: g., ;.::i rr..-
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26

1t is sad That during the month of
May last. no less than 70 900 bison
were killed. south OF The Kansas Pa
ciiin f:ailr"ad. for their hides alone.
1t we were the tinited States Cow
c%.minru! We should cram these bison
mhrt..os. im'o II smallpox hospital.
give Sheridan a box at matches. and
toll hin 10 20 for the ~>conndreIs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26

The Democratic cGnl,rrErc held in
Nc~ York Ci!y amounted TO little,
ar nothing. n majority declared i'll
favor of Greeley. a minority held
II separate meeting, aud nominated
Grocsbcck, OF Ohio, for President.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26
THE COMING CONTEST.

hut unlike the other. its nomination
FOR President was not unexpected: i
'act the surprise would only hsv
been in It not nominating Gran,
DAs 10 the Baltimore convention. It'll
bv no u.o.rs certain that 1t will MAJ,
"~CGmina;i0u.
|. s"c;is to be settled ~cony;.:in,
with the masses ofthc rc"rlcopTosv.
10 the present administration. that i
would be unwi-c and iurolitic TO d.
so But III the event il should. !
certainly i the duty of every maj,
not only TO hi, country, bat to lin.
self individually, t" weigh matter
well before coming 10 Il has,y COZ
clu>ion 10 support is nominees.
We are now III Il time of pcrllap'
t'h" greatest Importance in our
"nuntr\'> History; wear" nov on IT,.
"" Of HI m,-l inn.".lrm c!crur,
eyer h"!i il tn j"it'I ~.atr-. H.
result Of wh:,hwiii mnI,Iour iJtur,
dr>iinir.. and which viii Ice irtu.G'
.,,. ,a,i.,,. J.. ~,
.bi .tm,n~ c,..,,.nn ,r,. ,l,..,iny 81
or country j. settled for a long iirlo
to roin". al | whether settled :ur GOOD
on evil. VII I've ~ firmly settled ali
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rr;.
.,. ""S' lux
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~ N"f l'"'','- Crisis l.
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h''' '~HE''l"lic>. or nov the only nope
and -a!NII'"n for our country al dis
AVN! !" ''''''! ignore Ill" ''-fe-
&"'I is h'iii!ii'c'.
-" Oh! ri;'iIt" TO WF'~i til" power
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parity anu |" insure It's complete
'''' '''""' ""'' l" S'"i>or"ani1' ana
'''p!''" IL - |" f'ii'l'F IS lHtuf"
''o'''''!'" :" ''F'N''"''''!' l. '2E
anu t'''H MAJ" "PF"Sco II /"
we Iol WI. '''e.'!.
II no use Tor ihr prnr!" /" follow
'tclf leaders any longer; they iiarr
''''' c'l'"' 10 ''' t!'i''>. Us II" Use
va - VIA "'"' '>9"'S anu
use """'''lih% over "IEi' w."
' """' W. "n'c were ''"'
- wa W NV
with III, water that j. past
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26

Goldsmith Maid. according to re-
port. has already eclipsrd her snccrss
OF las. year by trurting the fastest
mile on rec"rt-2:I6 81. on the
Mystic Course, Eo-iou. She made
tie third heat ia 70 s.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26

= All sellers OF manufactured tobacco
will. on and after .iuiy !. be subject
10 u special tax OF $500 per annum.
The exemption of those whose annual
sales do not exceed 500, is repealed
by tho new law.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26
STATE NEWS.

\ communication in the Co
lumbia Herald, strongly urges til
claims OF CoE ~. ". Doniphan, o
Ray, for Governor.
The vote fortownship organizatio,
in Audrain COUNTY, stood i95 for, ant
1913 against the proposition.
Mr.. Simeon Branhan. OF Caiiawa,
county, has a pair. ofiwiu calves 81,
Years old. which weighed go,
pounds. He has a!renay refused
$1,000 for them.
The report of tho II. Louis count,
Insane Asylum shows that among tht
iv" hundred and twrnty->ix patient
'dn.t;"'l. there wa mnt one Law Yer.
Tie Commissioners have purchase,
i2o acres Of lana Hear II. Joseph. al
$40 per acre. OF $4,000. upon which
t" locate the new Asylum.
Hon. Sol Kitchen Offer, to- sell q
Anit dozen farms in Southeast Mis-
-HHri. Of an area Of from l~1to 5."H3
t"E".. at 50 per acre, payable when
.:''r""l"y i elected Prr-iIcut.
Jackson county voraG ~ the town
>"..p ;:w thn-: For. III: a~,iu>'
-.
Jt'@~ i-ar- &,apl, an oil r;"n,c
,. ,,.-...
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26

r K : 81 ttrIGtul-iI sGioi ol the csisi" OF
Usr.i War, DECEASED, were granted tu
AZ uu.irr-l...v,s Oh IN l.,L day =, April, i>.-,
by tns PROBATE Court ~ LaLfyrt's dhuI'y, No.
an persons havin- claims against said estate
Irr required to exhibit tftrIIi II allow ancr IN thr
administration, within one year after the da'e oi
said letters. or they IN ~ h. prcc!udod from any
benefit OF such estate: aud ii such claim he mol
Exhibited within two wears irsIn the date OF SAID
l-ttcr> they Will h. forever barred.
~. SITS ROBERT NJ. AUSTIN Admir-