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ncr Onupier .2puiil" uoa @neEtoa. &c: ii
Fdiier 8eh, so SaleR 9aumpoae fin @beebee q
DifinIon; to5 90 fir Sebr. Gaiott, reritiebene Goai
fir biperie Derionen;
Der Dompfr .georsr gearp@ BON MorioIf: 5 9alsr
gaunwole fir Dunn, 5000 & 60. 81 DO fir s. @.
Senfins & Co.; 10 DO fir 3. 4. @tltnTs; 8 tl
Wieienfelo, Stern & Coz 2 90 ir @etr 6orop; &
DO fir u. 3. gfc9eoh & 60; q DO fGr gebr. elliott
z DO fir Wbeobee a. Difinfon; s 90 lIr q. u. @dt'
| taer, Jun. d Co.; 500 ihr 81. u. @amilton; 9 90 fl
o. Sber; 1 90 Iur O. u. @raiHtn; 8 Coli 9auIs
maunspanren fir Cole & @iipin; 2Goli Sdite fT
| s. $. @rupp & Co.; Is Ba1en SuuirlannstuaareI
| iir RoooDarb, BaloipiH & Co.; perihieocne Col
| iHr hiuerie 1~Serionsn.
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Gafpn

Der Oampfer - 8m-9 afurenee" fam Ronta9 bon
Baltimore in 9oiton an.
iubr geftern bon bier nab @llmin9ton, ii. g., db.
I'm 8. DECEMBER iuuroe unter'm 8. iipli6en Sreis
ten= nnb 81 &dn9enarabe Die norlpe9iide 8rig9
rNabine" ami Der Scbrt uon Jtio De Santitc nod
ben 5anpton Saoaos an9etroffen.
an Der 5eitun9 Nonroe, 8a., farnen gefterr, nab
Baltimore b%eitinnt, icl9enee Sbtife poriibsr: ols
Sri9g .@6ouan" pom 9eluzgorf uno bic Sarfer
ceh" bon 9eEua, .4mltp" nno r9aoio Eufer."
Die bohe Gce seipannen eeiterr fol9euSe bon Bal
timore tornmen6e Sa5rseu9e: Die Bdrte "9eimoai"
unD Ole Briggs sSasitta," nebattaneo9a" uno "epe.
iapeafe," nan 9emerara, une Ole BriS9 rReInGd,N
ua6 98eifinbien beftirimt.
Der Sampfer n9iortb gpint," Capt. Solee, unb biz
SGopner IS. 6. Sbompiun" uuo rs. IS. 9eper" les
Set 0ampier "5alcon," Capt. 9apnie, fam &c
fern BON Baltimore in @barfeiton, S..@., or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10

Orr eeubaInnss, 0 Clinton 2efb, fRpbsrt esbrnnnn,
o eeufert. o. O eiginger, Suitus ecuts, Nartin
Rnuin, IN 81 Mann, Wr Mapter, Aoam Marrin,
6 Mefbert, Gecr9 Msrte, @ WfeiHuts6ereer, . 0iils
Der. BmG Daianif, Soba Rifelatidls ylltolausSens
bed, Senrn Cber, y Dtto, Senru Tfeifer. 81 titts,
% n auep, Is r Rau, GadS Quentin, Col Rono T.
Sobn s Hequarbt, 8 gtidsrf, 6fnrn 6ofer, @eorg
8oibfdilbt, Nm 3 5fofe. W 9 RoieRBpei9. AbraP
GGtoB, 5enrp Ghue. 6 8 Shurr. 6enrp Sbmtnte,
abom Shneioer, @ufau SGro6er. Sob S9gLtbctE.
q 6 SRrt, 81 8 Soaers, s % StinmnnH, @ilb 3
StinS, So9n 9 Sdormfeot. 50 S1Iueher, G6lro
8baler, R 3bies, Gam 9 2fueper, frans Bc9elsln,
@ottlieb @anner, ID Gsauber, ggm BciBmann, Ao
4seinbeu, Senrp 0uhtsr, % 3 Wisbart, 8 u g
@oIi RuboIpb Bilfe, @enrp @iesf, 3 Esiir, AHtoH
= .nHer
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
stn Der ,,MrbeiterhaQeM

an n =Grebert6Er.
Fnb fir oas Srheftrion, bieies punoerbare Bfri
beutiter aunit, mieber iedS nere g9aI3en ein9etroffen,
neIbe ioIgenbe Biecen repr6ienttren: 1. Suuertiiri
3ur nDiebiihen Glitter" La Gazza Ladra) BON 9toIfini;
Z. Supertiire sur rStalienerin in Nlsier;" 3. @atot
mad pGduit;" 4. amcrifaniide 9icoer; 8. Barrier Gin
Sugsmarih nit o6t ocutihen 2ieoern; 6. Totpourri,
ST.. SdleseI td6t es iif, ME man iiebt, ~an9ete9er
ietn, nibt nur fir @rjriihuns ieiner 9dite Su forsen,
fonbern aud Abpe6ielun9 in Dem tbnen ~9eb0tener
ShrenIhmau5 5n bieten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
Xp6c6fGQe.

6enslabre.
am [. Sanuar 5pIparf ~. Soc i'm &c. Sabre jci=
mes eehens.
Am 5. 9dnuar @eprs GrnarS Sobaum Sid.
mann, q Sabre uno Z Monate oft, Sobn BON 0ilb.
uno 2ouife bidmann
am z Sanuar 9inie Deap 9dsulB, 2 Sabre uno
3 0tonate alt, Sohterfeu uon SobGnn Us. uno 2aura
.. S6uls.
am Z. Sanuar Gran; GsarnomSfp.
I'm s. SaRHGr Cafe Seinridb StidJer, l Sabr, 8
Nonatc uu0 IA Gage aft, ein5i9e5 Sinh BON 9eoia IL.
NdQ9te s. Niider.
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c1n

treten oieie YBObe Is neue HIniiIer aut barunter eIn
aus ahten 8plblut.@rabern beiebenoe Girtuss UNI
girobateu= 5ruppe uno apei nsue San3. Primaoonneu
Die 9orfteluusen ihlieBen nit rem brrlbmtenD Drama
DER straBenrdubet Ron Yaris ~ Wtttruohs unt
SSreitanS rpIrn auh Na6inittaas 0eipieIt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
- ie "&i9monO : YOrfFuBz
@iienGaAns@inie."


Bon Mittuod, ben Is Scptember, an roeroen Die
ihoncn. l6rgliobreuben uno hcquemen 9ampier
rGaitcrn etto" uRo Daniel 2gebtrr" lire 1erfte am
8ier Nr. 10, 1i9htitrG6 enzg3e ritr, rabe SarrsItraBe,
iesen Sa8 Na9mittaas NM & ubr mad geefpotnt
uuo ben anocren SarvuRgsnelien am 9orfHufie, &c.,
%uertaIieH, i'm AnIhl fe Su g~Seftpoint an bic 3ioe ber
~u8i6monbt gortauB~Giienbubn" mad Ribmon6, Rez
%tersbur9, Wbtte Sulpbur Springs, Danpile, Mila
minston, CHARLOTTE bis HciusSrlean6. Srdhyelter
mad alien 8untten in 8irginicH uub @arotiua fuercen
tG9lih bis Ratmittaqs 8 MIR dngeHommen. Noteu
ebeuio nieort9, ME NIT Ger Soilinie nno iibcr Qortss
mouth non alien 8unttcn in @arelina, CHARLOTTE.
Ralet9p, golnsborougb, Ha1etttuiuc, @iImiHstoH
II. |. NJ. Quitturgen i'm 0urdiahrt uno Snrdfraht
iuerocu 9arunttrt uno Die 9tGten ebenIo niaorig, mie
duf anoeIen Wonten 9etllt.
6abrselO mad 6idmono ......... $3.50.
8abr9etc mad JRihmonb mn Buriid 100.
Sabrgelo nah alien aRbereR 8urtteu I'm gGeiber
8erb6ltnihe.
Baiiaeiere, peIde Baltimore 3~ahmtttnaS rbr
%uertailen, treHen iriih y ii ubr in Jtthmouo. 8a., elm,
no fmb ole Sdnel 5iQe nab Dem Sileen anj6IieRen.
9anuelG u. @rdftD, SRHeral. gaeHt,
auq.30 ,t2DiGe.) Nr. 144. 9iqhtRraRe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
Sic -MroOiSemfin ~

Der befannte 9ebensperiiherunes. uuo &rarteuuuter=
itiitun9s=@erein, bolt beute Abenn cine Gtneral.Ber.
iaminlung, um pas Dircttprium fir 1872 5u erp6bIen.
YrdIiocnt oes 8ereius lift Sr. 2pujs Wiutb, SetrCtGr
6r Seiuridl GQihmener,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
Staats Oeiet8cbun8 BON
MarnlnnH.

Annapolis, 8. Jan.-Ger Senat irnt UNI iluhr
5uiamnlen. ionnte a5er crit ipdter ein Quorum biloen,
Do uriprinsIid muir IL Wiislieber ~anlpeien0 pafen.
Der prdiibeHt seiste ioIsenDe fsbenoe s omrte N an:
GiHanjen-2S. Carrie, Carroll, Stepbenfon, slaa-
get, @tlliatrs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10

9ieie 9iions lit ieitoem einbeBablt iporben.
uttipn : 9ebIbre unb Com
seiilonen.-S n leinem Sabresberidte on bic
Weies9cbuns ia9t Der Staatsihat<@ ontroleur SberIt
3oolioro, Die 0uf auttions=@ on;eiiionen uuo .Se-
bibren beSii9li6en Staatsseiese isien duberit nnperz
fGnolib un0 b~ehiirien Der 3epioirung. Die i'm 81.
4bl1nttte oee Ill. @apitel6 oes 196Ser @eieees ge=
mauts IusRabmef lei unnotbie, in ibrsn Sofsen io9ar
eeIdprIif unb iese bieieni9en AuftionGtorer, iueId|e
lid aus lmeebuns ibrer abaabe niht gerabe elm &C.
Uiien MAIDEN, in Stano, Der 8eteueruu9 fi6 gu ent=
sieben, obne eaB bies BON Dem Departeiilsnt entoedt
lperoen tonne. @r e~upfiebtt oaber ben gBioerrui bic
les Abit,nittes, reip. Die abihaifun9 Der BARN ent.
baltenen Iusnabme. Sn benz am 80. Sept. 1871 su
@noe gegaugenenS inansiabre ~leferten bic 4uftion5=
@ehibren nno auftioTators : @on5eifonea in Die
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
Nr. N1rl Neer,

iest Regent an Us O9e,
Gde SGltimDrefr. u. e5arriiOnz&aue,
feiert beRte ole groffnuu9 ieines neuen Sotales nit
oblisatem 9unlhe. aueut Bef'ihem &%trnitofe uno
elmer ssoiesenen muiltalii6en llnterbattun9,. 6ei mel
der oes Birtbes trefflihsr Sumor leine %2eirfun9 mid
AZ 1 O Irn AnirS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10

NJ F%TN
laiien iih oes Abenbs einise Stunben auf Die ansei
nebrnite uno uHterbaltenofe Beiie 5ubriH9en. Gae
Bitbnen@l$erIona iii 0ur1fue9 neu; io9ar Der He9ii
ieur Sr. Grart Soue bot Sainfta9 a5eno einen tiid:
tigen gtGbiolser in Der Berion oes Srn. 6tce erbdI
ten. SRI. a9nes &~obinion tit cine treilihe @olora.
tur=Sdnserin, ole ielbit bic lhfuiertaiten Bafiassr
init ibrer Shule iiberpinoet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
8riefe.
fpelhe In Der uSun" angeseist itno ano Dem 4Ia
mad 3eutiben dn8sboreH;


tpelhe in Der Sun" ~angeseist itno ano Dem SIan0t
Rat 3eutihen dR9sPoren;
RameHs2ifte.
Mrs 98m q ahbp, QliS Sarriett Gnn atb, Ners
sissie 9arteIs, giiB @eorsIe Saber, @aib Ginnt
8ouis, lQiB snuie Gouif, Gds Sutta 9ibten, Nflf
Clara e grIin9, Atrs Wfargaretb Senftel, @lr6 Niati
8 SalorbeaIn, Wirs Charlotte Giiber, Mrs % 8
@eisenbuffer, 5arrtet n gortos, NdS 2atbarine %
9ros, @9iB 9rupp, Dir5 Suian 6offmanR, Rrs
Uiaseie Safob, Wrs Sobn aripbt, 0trs MGrp Graft,
@frs Sobn 9uber, 0frs 2eits, 9irs <5a u 9ambert,
DfiB 2ilel, Dtrs Niarp " Sormann, 9fiB 4isSie Gin
o~enielter, gfrs 9iaru glad, WitS I 80 Ridies, Nis
81 g Shr, 9irs anHie Bdrneie, Wtis Glffabef5
BoiDel, afr5 &atbdrins Boipea, DirS 90 6 gSQuars,
Dirs Clara y HaeoaB, WiiB Carrie Rofentbal, Dtrs
Dtaria S6afeIo, Nfrs Waooria Shutt, Iii6 acbp
Seitep, 0irs Sperber, @ti6 8 3iImann, WiB Widr1
Io2te, D&iB amelia 5 @alten, @atbariue Wa9oneI
gsi6 .Snnnie a8eepcr, 9tiB siap Gtpef asis sGroliHs
Boli.
berren<StF e.
aobn AHtoni, anoerfuhrer, Sonet& comb Sobn
% Arnolo, Arnoio d Sames, . 6 Ban, ~ & Bate,
STR Sereeriter, @nI Banoen, george Barns, 8 Bar
& Comp, q Seder q Comp, Grontlin BiSer, Sobn
@trinian, IRr nnb Wir5 @obn, 6 @ropGu, 9oIej SIS
6nlsfi, Gborfes 3renner. GranS 9renner, Satob Ga
Iinasr, as 5ett. G 80 gilbert, . 90 Corner,
Meper @reenbauil, &ohsrt Gufeu, Greoerif Sarte,
Sobn Sartmann, Ghas SerSber8, qemon Sefltner,
HRihaet 3efToH, Sohn 8 6iadbnlanp, Rrof. asser
SaInertf, A6nm Sao6, Wm SaEHftuap, FL Saaie,
SobR Sa9eH, Sobn Sobeuberaer, 9M6er, Sbans a
Comp, Nm 5uan, ebtpdro Sdaer. Carl Se5n, Gail
g aener, gerl airdof, SODA 9ir9ner, ISM Sling,
80 4ernsutt, . 9 aiffar, y goblbduieu, 81 9obI.
Siaot aoibtonb, Sobn 9umpb @5 Suters " 9raaie,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
Gts aeHrissn gsrfdufe aut Der RisTgeu Bore pa.
erHes@pnrh

grhes9oarb.
81, 500 arptduber ertbet6igunsszanteibe, CT, 103
600 Baltimorer Sta6t- Se6ier, 1896, ....... IS
900 bitto ditto 1s75,........ a8h
1900 Ditto Ditto 1584,.....,.. 97H
1900 npittsburs= g onn. sBabn"<S bIiact., q. 9OA
5000 nYorot. @entralbabn"@S blig., 8olb, 81, 90h
1000 nNlar. Seine. -Sobn" SblIg., 2. 5pp., So
5000 Ditto Ditto Ditto 84H
1000 rSran9e- 4ler <0iaA. 9abn"zC bt.,.... e2k
so aftten Der "90mes Seuer=8eri1nngsgts
10
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mnN. mnmItnn.
scr Gcinnnncrein ...farntnnicM

bic bsrlbmte sdassrtn. sibt 0onnsrftas I'M:
Grtitas &btnb in br rGoneprbia" jpei srpBt
gpnssrte. @an febe beSrslih Ger bsbsuttnber
mitpirfenben 6rGfte bic @n5etge!
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
- - Abfabrt
nor WnSfnmrr GnmnMfShfGn

Die Dampiidiffe Der ~0terdants' unb Miners
Eransportations=@SeieI ihait" lperhen BON bier na6
Bolton uber Noriolt an uno nod 6reitag, Den %.
Septenber, jeoen SienitaS mo Sreitag, Ritta9s
IL ubr, anitatt Wtontds5 uH0 9oHHerIass, Hahmits
tags 2 nbr, iuie Iruber, ubgcben.
&eridifer NIT oieier SiRie ioGten fd oleie MenhR=
rnns merfeH uno bic IGaaren eem9eudB Itldeu.
(224-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
Ser 9entide Correspondent
Baltimore, 10. SannarlS72.

4DYERTLSEMENTS, NOTICES &C..
published in the 1CoRREsPoEDENr" in the Engasn
and German languages.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
Die meme GcorQ Srebm'ide Srauerei

q 4 Der SeIatr~ H0n0
iuirb morsen mic einem srosartigen S9la6tteIte eit'
eepeibt. Sbue .3ueiiel fuerren fih @rn. Sreblh's
~i5reunbe - unb iper 9ebOrte nibt DdSus - bente tn
Shaareu b'rauBen e%intnoen.
M- Ser neeutid,samerifaniidJe 2ebrerpercin"
bait beutc in Der 3ions=Sdule ielnc monGtltde Ser
5dmiulun9.
~ Gie rSGltmursr &d1iiscu 6cieuicbdft'
fommt beute aberb in Jtdine's Sale CUR Wonatss
81 prinmrnfnnn arinmnnRn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
Sm Naiber'fdhen ,,AoDcpu"

NV ONTWsFWU%k% pFNlW%NNUNtN
jeigt auf Den Is. Sanuar iein ;peites CONCERT net
8aa, auf Zen II. 6ebruar ieinen WtastenbaQ an.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10
germii9te Mu3eigen.

NO0lf d SWRt
Orr. 16l, IprtbffrdBe, Baltimore, orb.
BabritaHteH Don
tragbarer uno feifen 0ampfmaihinen NIB
Sefeln;
BON SabceT 8 @acpr'S pdtentirten
rObrenfOtmt9en SdmpfeefeIn;
BON SGS. 9eTerS patcntirtem anne
rtfdntfAen ocppelten $bnedenraee
(Surbine);
bon Shneioe= nEb GraupeHmutleu, Roblmlbl=gQaz
iainesie, 8elsn, 9vsibtdoern IL. i. IN.
lGnn1 .12aftP. iGm4 nj
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-01-10

9retter rtemalS etnell Strett 9ebabt bat. Or.
Dodge, Der faf beitanbig an leinem Bette it
ertldrt ieinen i3uaauS fir iebr beoenflif
9ainbarb murSe in's @efdngnlB gebradt, 100,
lelbft er uerbleiben ,pirb, bis in Dem 8efiuoer
ieiaeS Spfers cine entl1eioenoe @enbung Gin
9etreten 1T.
Ser Morb in Ser greter1raBe
-Das Acknowledgements bes Or. Werrpmar
Cole fanO 9eitern Worsen BON Der bisberiaer
Wobnung oes 8eritorbenen, Scr. 1O2, gforo,
@reteritr. fatt. SAon fritz par bas Srot
toir Dor uno 9~egeniiber benz 9auie nit tbeil.
nebmenoen 2euten angefiiut uub bei'mGraner
gottesbienie 10000 Berjonen suaeaeu,
Inter ben 2eiotra9enOen befanoen iid aHbel
Der Camille monhe %ebrwiiroi9e Srcunbe bes
@rmorbeten. Die 0ei1e lag in einem bib,
lden, nit neiber Seibe acknowledgement mil
flberplattirten @riHen periebenen Cargo,
Gtne Blatte auf benz 0efeI oes Saraes trnq
bic Snibrift .Or. Merrpmar Sole, geborer
am IS. Wat 1899, 9eitorben AM 6. Sanual
1872" Die UtetboOiiten<@ eidli9en, @brm,
W. S. Speafe unb gbrm. q. g. Sanf. lei.
teten ben 2eideugottesoienit, nnO Der @rlters
belt i'm 6tnblide auf bas trasilde Gnbe oea
alien OoftorS cine tief ergreifenoe Nebe. Dis
ueberrelte murben mad y@reemount. Gemete,
rD" 9ebraht lno borldufig i'm groBen Sc
m0lbe beigeiett. Die aeid)enbelattuna be-
iorgte 9r. s. 3. 2ancaiter, Mr. 80, Sf.
Yrattir., uno Die 9S. 81. 5oule, Chs. Grea.
mer, s. s. giro, SameS Qucas. Or. 6. s.
Baldwin unO Geo. Carpenter fungirten als
S~abrtu9trdser.
4uh 9eitern ben gansen Sag blieb ser Ser.
leste obne Seinnun9; nur einnial febrte baS
SewuBtiein suriif, meldeS ibn in gtanb
iette, in benz inn porsefiibrten 9ainbarb
ben llrbeber Der gefdbrliden Serleeung sn
| %erfennen.
@ineb6ie St0rungb Der 9 erban 5.
lnn9en be8 Stabtratbs. - Seitbem
Der Staotratb i'm Nouember 3uiammentrat,
baben bic Ntitslieoer oes /. Staotratbs lid)
nerseblid mad benz Sournals Der 8erbarIo.
lnngen pom 1870-'71, bas 10 notbpenoia
gum Waai6lagen unb gum tdgltf)en &C.
brarldle 1T, umgeibaut. Getera ging cine
meme Wittbeilin9 Des Gontroienrs elm, baB
Der ieste 9hef-Slerf bes 1. Ratbssmeiaes
(aS. 8. Cole es unterlailen babe, 6aS st.
glitter oes SournalS an;ufertiael, fuie er iaat,
neil er iiber bic 3eit bes 53uiammentrittes
oes Natbs aHr ldbrlid)en Sisuns nit fif
nift i'm &laren geiueien iet." Scr spsite
@atbS5weig. befen friibercr 5efretdr SEQ. s.
8sal, jun., mar, ,piro iofort ieiu Sournal e.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
COMPLIMENTARY.

In Lafayette. Jackson and Cass counties
there are rings of men. WHO. instead of
trying TO make All honest living by engaging
III some Legitimate business, seek to amass
fortunes by tilching money from the people,
AID robijing the honest labOrer of his hire.
They connect thcInsclve s in some way or
other with some public enterprise. and pre-
tend to be iahpring for the public good, but
the whole aim of these men Is to mend their
broken fortunes by pockcting other peoples
money. an! they are rs destitute of any
true public spirit Il, the common highway
man. The iul!owin. notice, will show why
the INrEILIGENCEN. and all honest jour
mails that seek to protect the TAXPAYER i'll
his rights, and the honest laborer in his
hard-rarncd wages, are unpopular with this
class of men:
1--WE were lionored On Saturday last with u
call from Mr.. J. +. Payne "t the Ca>S Coun-
tv Courier. We We're really glad to meet
him. For a long time the Sentinel WAS alone
In its warfare upon publ. piuniercrs nat
home. hut the Courier in Ca>S, and the Lex
imgton INrELLIGENCER, in Lafayette. since
their establishment have. like the Sentinel.
made an II compromising war on bond
thieves and other delinquent officers. W.
are proud to recognize their editors As eli
torial acknowledgements Sentinel.
We too are proud of the association. W.
watched with no little interest the sentinel
attack on. and victory over, the jackson
county court. and were stimulated by its eN
ample in our own efforts. We are not ac
quaintri with the iNTEIIlGENCER. but har'
placed it on our exchange list on suspicion
yni hope soon to welcome 1t 10 our sanctum
a-it seems bc-tr"m Southern description
no, of the eleventh hour persuasion"
I.t.. L..Lnkt, LI.urIxr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
COOL, VERY!

EDITORS lNTELLIGENCER: In four issue
of March 9th. l discover u report Of the pro-
reedinSs of Il meeting held at Wheatiey's
reported as "adopted without opposition"
The truth Of the matter is, no resolutions
were adopted, excepting the one UNANIMOUS
|ly electing W. b. Steele township COIN
mitteeman. In the three resolutions printei
IN your paper. | discover three out Of Il
batch of >oine half dozen that were read
before the meeting, but they did not even
receive a second, much less were they adopt
ed by the meeting. some three or four geIi-
tiemen spoke against the declaration of any
policy, or the adoption of any resolution,
Whatever, prcferring to leave that matter to
state county conventions.
consider the causing of these resolutions
to he published an unwarranted assumption
on the part of their author. and an insult to
the meeting. that refused even to entertain
them. 1t matters not whether the resolu-
tons embodied the aims Of the meeting. the
party cuusing their publication had just a.
mulch right, and no more, to have caused 10
hr published any string of resolutions tina,
his imagination could have invented. and
palmed them upon the public as the utter
anccs of his fellow citizens.
Hereafter let gentlemen ambitious to all
their paintings in the public prints, produc,
something that will receive the endorsement
of the people. or else print their enusions a:
advertisement. that the printer ma receiy,
his dues. Respectfully,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
BROWNSVILLE ITEMS,

We are indebted to the Banner. of the
10th inst, for the following items:
Mes>rs. Tistalc Il Goolcy's saloon was
broken open on Monday night last. and
relieved of three boxes Of cigars, and a
few dollars in stamps.
The large block of brick store houses,
seven in number, of which we made mention
last week rs going to he put upon Main
street. are now under contract. AMI work
will be commenced upon them immediately.
The contract was awarded TO Mr.. Rowlett.
of Scdalia.
Mr.. w. 2. Shaw, OF this city. has entered
int" arrangements by which he can supply
this place with Lexington coal. The quail
iy of this coal is said to be superior. and we
are glad that MIR. shaw has concluded to
bring on n large supply. in order to meet all
demands.
On Saturday last. Ole Peter Harper, of
this place. appropriated to himself 4 pair of
boots. belonging to Crookshank l. Towuer,
worth >onlc four or five dollars. Peter ste.
cecdcd in getting his ill-gotten booty from
the store. but was unprecedented in the attempt
" u lutil ph- III "is SStt W
Marshal Meek. and on Monday morning wa,
brought before his hOnor Justice Ferguson,
tried. found guilty. and in default OF bail
was sent to the county Jail to await the sit
ting of the circuit court.
On Thursday evening last. a laborcl
named John Blair, connected with the con
>truction train. was rum over and killed
The hands were repairing the rn,d east o
town, and near Blackwater bridge, an,
Blair was standing near the end Of the rea
car. Tbr train had Just crossed the bridge
and was backing up slowly. when he feel
from the ear across the track. the whoi
train passing over him. His left arm. pcIvi
and right leg was crushed in Il horrible man
ncr. lie suffered intense agony for abolI
ten minutes when death came to hi, relief.
4 rather novel lawsuit comes of ut Con
cordia today. The facts as we have beef
able to gather them. are about as follow.
We will call one of the parties Jones and tn
other Smith. Mr.. .Jones was the owner of
whcclbarrnw. which cost about $50. Mr.
r smith. 4 %nrighbnr and friend, borrowed til
whcrlbarrow of Jones, and after using
for sometime, returned it. Jones, wiShin
to have 4 little sport with nei;hbor Sln,tll
made out an account of $I3 for use of til
whcelbarrow, and placed II in the constable
hands with instructions to present ii I
Smith. This the constable done, and Smit
refused to pay the bill. The officer threa
/, rnrd to bring suit; Smith said sue al
D sure enough, that evening u writ was issue
D and served before Jones was aware that Ii
!, joke had been taken in earnest.
D Smith called on Jones and wanted
D know what such proceeding meant. Jonc
considerably surprised, explained that it W;
] intended As i joke. However, both rcfuS.
to pay the cost that had already accrue,
and they employed their counsel, and tod:
the trial is to come of.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-03-20
NOTICE,

EDITORS 1yrELLIGENCER: l see In the
Register under the head of County Cour
Order. that John s. Shannon is appointed
agent OF Lafayette county, TO represent said
county in the amount of stock subscribed to
the Lexington & ST. Lou Railroad Compa-
ny. and TO east the vote of the county for the
election of directors of said RsIlroad Compa-
ny, TO be held on the elst Of March, A.. ID.
1872. and To represent the county ut all gen.
eral and special elections in the matter OF
the Lexington Il St. Louis Railroad Compa
nv, &c" By which it seems the county
court appoints an agent to represent the
stock subscribed by the county. (Which II
has the right to dO) but dictates to the Lex
ing and st. Louis Railroad Company, and to
the stockholders Of Saline and Pettis eoun-
ties, when and where said election shall be
held. which it has nc right to do. and the
part OF the order fixing the DAY OF election
on the 2lst of March, IS -. and notifying
the counties of Pettis and Saline and all con-
crrned. that said election will be held on
that day is simply an u%surpatlon OF power.
Surprising the counties of Pettis and Saline
fN different days for the holding Of said
election from that selected by our Honorable
County Court. Has our county court the
power to dictate to them: Certainly not.
Section 4 of the charter OF the. Lexington 4
St. Louis Railroad Company declares THAT
an election for nine directors shall be held
on the first Monday in May, each year, and
If not held on that day, may be held at any
other time the directors mot the county
court of Lafayette county, may designate"
And in pursuance of the charter. the present
ftnar'l of directors h""o. at .. regular sneot
Ing. repealed all orders, resolutions and
motions, liking any other day for said cleo
ton. but the regular charter day. to-wit:
first Monday in May Of each year. The
charter, not The county court OF Lafayette
county, fixes the day of election, and ii that
LAY has been changed, it m be designated
by the directors of the Lexington and St.
Louis Railroad Company. AMI the Directors
of that Company, by the action Of her Board
have designated the charter day for the day
of election: and the county agent, John 5.
shannon. Esq. ant all concerned, are here.
by notified of the fact.
LEX. 4 ST. Louis r. Il. Co,
BY Geo. s. itathbun, its Attorney.