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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

In vain do the drill-sergcants Of de-
cavins organizations flourish 1me'.-
acinyly their ~truncheons. and ansf',
" insist that the files shall be closcu
and Strengthened. In vain do me
whippers-iu of parties once vital
because rooted III the vital needs OF
the hour, protest against straying
md boiling. t]leuouncc mon nowise
their Interiors as traitors and IN
radcs. am! threaten them with infalny
and ruin. | am confident that the
American people lave already made
your rausc their own, fully resolved
that their brave hearts and strong
arms shall bear it on 10 triumph. In
this faith. and with the distinct Un-
d]crstandin., that il elected. shall
be president, not ola party, but Of
the whole people, accept your nolni-
nation in the trust that the masses OF
~ count ymcm. north and south, are
to clasp hands acro>, the bloody
rhaSm which has too long divided
them, forgetting that they have been
enemies. III the joyful consciousness
that they arc. and must hcncc!urih
remain brethren.
Yours. gratefully,
fSinurh1 HORACE GREELEY.
To Hon. Carl Schurz, president: Hon.
George W. Julian. vice president;
and Mr>>rs. VIM. L.. Mclean, John
G.. Davidson..J. II. Rhode, srcvcta-
ric>. National Convention OF l.iber-
al Republicans of til United States.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
ssOis ME.

's7iII; iAyiu l. i"rl',al about >iV mile, 49,
I lwr ~uHih u WaN,riS, "a lie ycrl IL,
- =; |i,ri..l 81 Lafayette ctu.t'y. Il con IN
aids 20 rrr'~. III .url'- e! ~ i pru,l--A
p:Gr l,!i"h i,..r-. urrt 20. ~ hI-h stat, cot cultl-
IsiiinH. - Iui..S, ~ a. aye, Il lir"- I've
tony tram" dwelling, suitable t,Iaut luru-,>.
.si al IT, utr'--IrN "u.:ru.ll.n-~. and cog
>,G!vn,.- al u N-ii regulated tam.
TIA" iIiiuI- IA i : ""i u'i -i'tu' arri. ruuyrnirnt
L. -ciI"rl~. has oH Il Il thru, irg lu,ii,.: orchard,
Ird = aarr,l'iIiy supplied With water. Ihr
!i..t hI- been Ia cultivation .niy i,t wears, IL
t.".r. a. =, ANIL vii All, Il a. tic ginwth of
Il lnT -Ht -! iU" ~;Ii'" pr,,,u,;>.
ii.i;i~-bE. t"r.l r,-'l. ani the halrnrr ia
n!H' ..ii ~" lrt"-. win tri per c,:J. IiIrll
-: "a, .'.t,l'Ul,.- apply at III -u,ir..
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

FLATrER1NG-In speaking OfMr.
VIM. Young, our associate. the last issue OF
the fa'rrIy Express says;
''The name of this gallant young hero is
mentionc, most favorahly by his friends in
Lafayette county. for the position Of sher'fi.
Mr.. Young lost his right arm and a portion
Of his left hand IN behalfof the south. since
the war he has conducted himself in such n
manner as TO win the good will ofeNcn the
most severe Radicals. For our part we would
like 10 see him get the nomination, he will
make q worthy, honest officer"
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

SUPREME JrDGE.-Thc st. Joseph
bar have united in n call on Henry NJ.
Worries, Esq, of that city. to become u
candidate for the Supreme brnch.Mr.
Worries IL 4 gentleman OF eminent
legal ability, aud his qualifications
generally for the position are repre-
sented ~ excellent.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

FoNEsr Box We visited Artrrs'
livery Stable last saturday. Tor the purpose
"i seeing this c"Irhr.,tcd horse. the PROPERTY
at Mr.. lra>i- iiuI"Ii, oI ihI> vicinity. lie
j. i '"'au!iIu, iarp'r bay, very l,r=r ,n,!
compactly built. with WI! shaped hmh>.
show in- great power al muscle. At present
he weighs l4s1 POUNDS. and i. 80 Tar ~ We
know. the heaviest horse in IA" country. 1t
-r>. he i l.l-d to beat. Mr.. liulor,! la, just
completed Il new mile track m lis farm. AMI
VIII after a short training. tr"t Forr>, Boy
against any hnr,r II the county.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

The New York Financial Chronicle
says that the deposits Of the saving.
banks Of ti.c United states amount TO
about a thousand millions OF dollars.
The asi,n.itors are mostly mechanic,
aud labrrin2 men ii class peculiarly
subject to money panics. The late
failures of savings banks in New
York have shocked severely this
systcn aud am."d the withdrawal
from the banks Of from fifty to i hun
drrd millions of dollars. This sum
il. in currency in the hand, Of the pco-
ple. H. IL then more available in
small transactions, but not Ia masses
for great financial operations. The
range Of this .ysicm of banking, Fit
could be established upon basis that
would attract public confidence,
would be still greater In this country.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
yN7:s'g TORS. NOTICE.

7 fIit!;> I,-;tm'ntarv on thr v-'a'c Of
jams ~lEN,H. l'r,E-,tl, WEI, Ir.M',iin the
Ivy he lr,hLi, tnurt "i i.Ilti'jiu r.tEly. Nc.
III rrr~Uu- having c!.'n> against said ,,tair
rr. required t." r\!!iNit ;I,n, Tor allow ncr. 10
III administrator. within nHv year aii.r lie 'iitr
1T >tIl letter.. "r'h.E m,y ~, f,'iut,tu"man any
:"H.I.l at >U"h ~'-t.lr: .ni 1t such claims lr not
Ntt'.t.I within iw"N r.v- ir.m III dat II said
I,itvr-. ~ : VIII ; 'r,,,rf!.ur,d.
WM. ". &. WAhE aud MA r,
iiiHITA V. >l.tNEN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

George Francis Train and Daniel
Pratt. not being rcc0gniIcd AT Gin
cinnati, will compete with Grant at
Philadelphia. and in c;I-c of the Pres
idcnt's withdrawal will stand rs fair
:: chance Us amy other Republican i'm
nDstor.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

The convention of Ncbrask ltall-
solved for Grant and Coliay by only
a small majority. Some of the as
Scmblcd poStmastc.- flvorcd Denni-
.on. of Ohio, in p.a:r OF Colfax, and
they were far from being unanimous
for Grant.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

THE CIHcUs-D Dan Rice, the
world renowned Dan. will be here next
Friday. with the largest circus that ever WIS.,
tied our city. II Is. perhaps. the. last oppor-
tunity some Of us may have Of seeing Dan,
aud Ill should attend.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

The New York sun says that 1.-The
graveyard laughter with which the
office holders received the news of
the nomination of DE-. Greeley has
given place to funeral despair: 1t
looks now rs though their cXpccta-
lions were destined to experience Il
s%ciInCtarv rut-otf.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

GO Cr lIEAD-our county super
ini.Idcnt Visited i country school the other
day, ana the teacher IN order 10 show That
special attention was given 10 "rca'irr ana
sr"licr." called up a class in "rth"grLrhy.
Teacher: >pri! corn. First scholar: t-o-u-r-n.
C-o-,.r-u. Next: C-"-r-nr-c. NrAt:
C-ir-o-r-n- Next: C-u-r-n. That's right"
said the teacher TO the ii!ii pupil, -" UP
head
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
,nu,S,sru,TRIN, NOTICE.

9 hrlEli~ 81 administration upon tn" estate OF
julius e MI!r we've granted L" III, uhtrr-
>I-gn,l lN IL" rebate ,'urt "i Lafayette
rn,,;,iN. nt The .i,h DAY ~ October, ISL An
rrr-,n- having claims a."!n>t sad "-'ai" are
r.ri",,t e., lTt-,ut ilIrm L. >aid count Tor
glt'unucr Within ms Year from ihi- dat, "r they
.a.N nc prtriu,l,l, and II said claims alr not
~ .rrt,i within Ihyyv YEAR They viii. To- forever
h,r,,,I HANNAH Muir.
N,,:.i .N!m'ri~'ratrN.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
HON. NM. 0. MAIH\.

This gentleman j. prominently
spoken OF AS IL candidate for state
S~cuaiorSllip in this district. Mr..
Maupin Formerly filled this position
with credit to himself. ana >%atiSfac-
rinn /" his constituents. a. member
Of the lower house he faithfully
represented Saline county in I'll" last
General Assembly. He i Il man Of
ability. inilurucraud iar"" experience
in legislation. The interests of til"
di>lrlc. would be- >ait. in l.:- hands.
Col. \. ". ~layhtrk. Nat. e.. (lai-
borne and Cl.a-. l.. .Iohn."u are
toned rs Democratic and Liberal
c,lihaic- for Congress nj large from
-. Louis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
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y GRAND MON SUNDAY SCHOOL.
PFC NIc-Of all the Sunday schools
in the county ,wil::be.hcli ati'rnninGs Grove
in the vicinity Of May>ciw.on the :lst day of
June. An address wilI be delivered by Rev.
+. j. Bo--> on VI. T.. Church South. and
a splendid time j. anticipated, both for tie
children and grown people. Every school
In the county Is not only Invited. but urged
10 participate.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

Will Ben Butler. as Il delegate to
the Philadelphia convention. i'll
structrd to vote for Grant and Will
.nn. >tultilv himself by swallowing
all that he has said in scandalous der
og%ation of the President : or will he
dare to raise the standard OF revolt
against his own constituency |, he
not 4 worse" bottled-up" Butler to-
dav than he ever was before?
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

The longer We live the more We
are led 10 di,trn-t the friendship of
bruihcr.-in-lIw. II i, Mnrton's
burbank of Nrb.
raska who has lately filled the in
gcnious mind oiGrant with wrathful
thoughts b. writing u letter to - del
c1atc to Grants convention. suggest
ing that the troubles, in the ltcpubli-
can party ran only be healed by
THROWN. Grant overheard and taking
up Morton. The whole country
would certainly justify Morton IN
applying for II divorce.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
,xyr,rrDR.> NorICU.

Z F.iIl.R~ ic>'an. nt.,iy on the ">ilt" o!
Nm. rflNim.tnu, lrrra-ni, w,r' granted 10
IL. u.G, r-,garI" n III" 10Th day al January I>7.,
~ the Probate 'uuIi "t l~.niHN"ii" county. VI"
All ~ .r>nn~ lnNin~ claims against ~ll,t stat.
ar, ~T.iu,r,d :, "NtIhtt Ia, ~, - allowance. 10
II alu ui.'rE; 81. NI;.iiU uu' ! az alta lt" date
u ~,.t I%,lt,I-. ,r tlrN may h.. II. '.U,hi Iron.
any hru,i "i such estate: aui Il -U'ir Jain, lie
...i >h!hs.,I W.t.Iiu tw" N,-r~ ir.u IT,, iatc uf
-l'l i'.iar-. tn " rSili h' iny' VIZ haired
No. - ID JANE i'il.kiNtiItN. lNrcu'N.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

The GRAND EXCURSION To
Brownsville from this place. will leave at
$50 o'clock next Saturday. 4 sufficient
number OF cars have been provided, and 1t Is
hoped that there win be n big turn out.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

Mr.. Voorhees, letter does him no
more credit than his speech. He
might rs well vote for Grant direct
ns vote against the only inan it i.
possible now to beat him with. Til:
tune TO have protested against the
curse %nfevcnt> was months a.o.wlicn
..'pa,sirisn' Wa. rorrupting the mO,-
r"ie and vi:or Of the party. y rs"n-
u~cratic cau,iiiltr now would be I'M
able to poll ohc-fourth of the Demo-
cratic vote, and would only assist
in the election Of Grant. 1t won't
,io. Mr.. Voorhees,.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
SALT LAKE CORRESPONDENCE.
SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH.
Anu LIZ 1872

May IS, 1872.
EDITORS INTELLIGENCER: This
city and the surrounding country,
through which your correspondent
made pilgrimagcS by the slow ana
laborious methods in vogue years
ago, was then only the Jcr-
usalcm of the modern 'chosen
people" To-day the power of the
prophet is on the wane; the OH
croachirg Chenille" is fast changing
ii into what will be the great city
between the Mississippi and the Pa
citic coast.
. THE SILVER MINES
arc becoming wor,d-rcmowncd for
richness. and facility and chcapnc>s
of development. The managing di-
rector of the celebrated "Emina'
mine oucc said o Il friend of NINE.
the Emma is worth Il hundred
~thou>nMti.' Afterwards it sold for
five millions. and to-day is considered
~
,,, 49,.
ten millions. and pay i%hirty->iz
per cent. on that. per aniiuin.
There is an abundance of the best
labor here, the sturdy peasants of the
.':.., r,..,
,r
I.
90, ..,: -. ...,,
~
~
,.a;,.;,, :.
~. $780,,
~
,r'' .",, 49,, ~
~ "il
!" M "'''
NOV" ''''''' GU " ''c "''". N''h-
''''>' - i'>' peco'i'Hs '"l UP WIN
~iif";l'i> ana lis Fa>t resources de-
Ne'"lcH. iAe "'''' a''i silver mines
oil Montana ldlil", N!oiniii%, Colo
rad" ana | tab are even now III their
infancy, whilst -NriH"lla. the richest
OF all. Is yet untouched.
lime Il never cNha"~t the I'm
ihcnSc coai he!hs oil "y"nhi'lg
winch ne on either SIDE OF the Union
Pacific railroad. and which are now
being extensively worked. The on
panics have worked Cinnamon and
Iartar>. but tiiid they arc not the
mild "cclcStial beings they are sup
posed by many I" be. They arv,
when aroused, II lot of fierce.
DESPERATE EAKEALlANS.
between the more civilized Chinese
ana The ~"H"hkar>' or Iariar>, who
some liii'e conquered the EMPIRE
'"''''' III! ''''n'io" }" inc foreman
N"'"' S"hS' III 'o"i
'", ",o .e'e''c" y manure il
vel! ''' gang was Il 'io''''ii''h
! VI" ,ei! ''s''"'s ''o"''s NAH,
~ Nv
-. "
~ WI ~ '
w
-" "o al "n''e
''e'' ""' '"''""'H S"slc'' 'ha'
'"eH e".'''"se II ''."'''c" III i"'e-
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i" MS f'"c ">"tt'" w '"''''
" st'''s >"''"'"'" >''"'!
>'o'c'i's Il ''" Sp""'>'"' "i grave
VII S'"''i ''"'" '''i'' u see
'"I wa" '' swinging
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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

..FAT DrsTHIEUTEK"-Iiis cards
went Ike hot cakes. and he still has more on
hnsd. A true picture engraved on carli card.
Sent free 10 any address. 10y the party cnclo-
sing ii three cent stamp. Address Fat Dis
tributer" at this office.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
STATE OF MIssOURI,3

STATE OF MISSOURI
LAFAYETTE COUNTY.
April 3Oth, lsi2.
James :. Piattenburg and
Jsmes ID. HARDWOOD
vs..
Jeremiah D. Warren and
William W. Warren.
vl1o the said jeremiah Il: Warren: You are .
hereby notified that said plaintiffs have this
Law commenced a suit against you and one VII.
liam w Warren, in said court, by petition and
attachment, alleging that yoil and said William
" Warren are indebted To said plaintiffs, upon
/, uromisor, note iled With said y, tition, dated
;he lslh dsv of September, ls,O, in the sum Of
three. hundred and sixteen thirt!-SiN-on hun
,,r,ths dollars, (SalS 3a-iDOl due one day after
late, and bearing ten per cent. interest IRON
late. And the PRAYER III SAID petition Is that
judgement he rendered against You :vr the
amount III e On >i!'t no'c.
And ynu are further notified that your prop
civ i, about TO h. attached, aud unless YOU
1ui,rsr ut the next term ofsaid court 10 b" holden
Al In, court house in In" city or Lexington, On
th,. iirh day oil August neat, and on
ar byfrr. the sixth day thereof, If the
.,rm shall 50 long continue, and II not then
h,f,ye the end of the term, and answer said
%urti;ion, the same will he taken for confessed.
md iI,Irn,nt viii be rendered against YOU for
Th,. aruSunr due nn said no;r, and !"Nr property
sold to satisfy same.
And il is further urtvrct that a COPY hereof be
r,tn,.t in IN. Lexington Week., fnirlligrnCer, a
Tvs, t,,r nriu,rl in said county ni LAFAYETTE
t,r ,pur weeks successfully, the last Insertion 10
h. nj lea; four weeks before the cominrnc' m.nt
%; thu neat tenn ri this court.
\ true Culy--at!est.
me- Il hN~rIr IA
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

NrZzL.E THEN We mean YOUR
dogs. Let every person be ~carrlil. .II>t
think nr h, ,!rop!Iul,ia. Dog, are going mad
every day in other parts of our state. and
somebody diving from liydrorhobia every day.
and we are rs apt TO have the same here u
sny other locality. Muzzlr them or Kill them.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
Nodaway county. by Il majority of
over one thousand, has declared i'll
favor OF Township Organization.

OF cpur>r the Granite, are deter
mined to sec nothing good III Greeley.
\ while A." they were d~r>caating
upon the indrrcncv of his ruMuin"
for President while ctitprilllv con-
urctcd with III" Tribune, and now
they say that his retirement from
that paper i, but Il thin device to
evadc personal responsibility for its
articles. Why don't Congress pass
4 law at once that no editor shall
ever run for an office
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
IL. l.. BARk~DAI.E. Clcr
by CD. DANIEL, PC
TUT ~ iiiNnt>, "''iu'N : W.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

r El-rEI;> ~; administration ON the estate OF
Joseph IL. Mcdowell. deceased, Wen grant
Ell iu the Undersigned on The :iih inA "l ~ ruary,
ia. bN IA. Probate Court OF Lafayette county,
Mo.
All persons having claims against said estate
are IrIyirrti t. exhibit IN III, Tor allow Incc, 10
Ihr administrator, within one wear after the date
at said lrt;rr~. 81 they msN lac prtciudrd irrIn
anN hru.i I Of ~ls,h '>'l;": and II stCh claims lie
u"i "AlIbITrl " iili u two A"II- ir"ii IN" date oi
>i!! Letters. they will he forever harird
FRANCIS G. VI, DOW ELL. Adm'N.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

Cen. Howard travels in Arizona
with y preacher. who believes that i:
twenty th"m~and .tparh"s w"rr TO
attack him, the I.orI would preserve
him from personal injury. tnfortu-
natclv the settlers of the country. and
their wives and children. have no
such supernatural arnlor of defense.
and p!arr their principal reliance OH
tho Gospel according to Crook.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29

II wasa -hrrwd sort of strategy.
after all. tor Grant to throw the re-
-i"n>ihill,v of the supplemented AZ
ticlc np"n the Senate. Whether the
latter decide favorably ~ adverse.
the President. of Course. hopes TO cs-
cape all personal obligation for amy
unpleasant consequences that may
enSuc. but will claim the sole credit
for a possibly satisfactory settlement.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
THE. GREAT WANT

OF the Rocky Mountain region is
GOOD water. and ! might add. Il
disposition in the inhabitants To
drink it. II i not sufficient in puan-
,ity to wash out the precious metals.
nor of such quality to make Il SAT. and
pleasant beverage. If man shouiI
drink much of il he would resemble
an old teakctilc. coated inside with
strata of lime, alkali. &c. hence most
persons prefer TO pay Il quarter for n
drink of California wine or bourbon
whisky. As the wine ia only wortl,
about fifty cents n gallon in Califor-
mia, prices should cnrnc down o
This city is better of for water than
most places, two streams Of good
wafer run down every street. Sitting
under the shade trees by these streams
aud watching the snowy mountains
in the distance, Onc may we'll fancy
himself in Zion. W.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
THE GRAZING CAPACITY

Of the West is immense. Last win
ter, the scvrrc>t known in the noun
talnS by any white man. all stock
~arrlimatcd did well on uolllin" but
the native grass a- 1t cures on the
ground. In favored localities il WAS
beef fat, the stories CT III" New York
Tribune to the contrary notwitll-
standing.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-05-29
BRIGHAM, THE PROPHET.

VIII preach next SUNDAY. His ser
mons now are all "prncr. peace" and
hereafter | believe Mormon and Gen
tile alike will be willing to let the
past 20 aud join heartily in the work
making the "ranitc-b"und ''lodc>"
yield up their treasures. brigham j.
II year, old. hale. hearty, and good
polite and ailahlc to strangers. gen
craiy saying Il word to them in favor
of his doctrine. What he lla, accom-
pli,f.rd shows him to he a man of
vast mental and ply-ira, resources.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-28

Fall Crop---l672.
"WHAT we know about Turnips," every.
Nv oody knows. The best crop, as well
as the most profitable one. a farmer can
plant. For stock feeding. none bettor. All
the well-known desirable kinds will bo fonnd
at headquarters,
hElNITsH's DRUG STORE,
Opposite PHGNIx Office.
The cheapest store for such and every otbor
article in the land. Everything warranted.
Gall and see at
July "a HEINITSH'S DRJIG aTOpF
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-28

KU KLUx.-A year ago and this was n
term of reproach. But the Radical press
and Radical speakers have lifted it again
into honor among men. According to
their veracity, based upon the capacity
OF those they address, Messrs. Greeley,
Brown and Charles Sumner have become
leaders of the Ku Klux. Scott last yeur,
and Parker this year, call all who oppose
their humanitarian administration, s'Ku
Alux." 1t seems that Orr, Corbin and q
leest of others, have joined this IEr
Alux; and, worse still, President Grant
is adding his heavy artillery. If this be
true, the colored man had better hide
out, for Yankee Ku Klux will do worse
than Southern-at least, Scott thinks
they are more terrible.
Charleston RepubEcan.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-28

In his journey to North Carolina, Mr..
Boutwell,, Secretary of the Treasury of
the United States, passed by Glover, in
Halifax County. A Greeley and Brown
pole of considerable height had just
been raised. From the top of it was
Tying streamer with an inscription
upon it: The train stopping awhile, Mr..
Boutwell, got out and gazed at the
streamer very earnestly to read the words
upon it. He finally succeeded, and
lodged back into the car, resuming his
seat with almost painful solemnity.
What was the inscription upon the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-07-28
Special Notices.

The Wear md Tenr OF Life.-The ca res.
anxleties and misfortunes of lifo have as
much t" do with shortening it as disease,
They nre, in fact. the source of MANY all
ments aad physical disabilities Nervous
weakness, dyspepsia, affections Of the liver,
disturbances Of the bowels, headaches, hypo-
chondria and monomania are among thcec
distressing fruits. 1t is, therefore, OF great
Importance that pcrsons whose minds are on
pressed with hoavy business responsibilities.
or harassed by family !. Jubee, or excited by
speculation, or pcrplexed by multiplicity OF
enterprises, or in any way over.taxed or over
worked, should keep up their stamina by the
daily use OF n wholesome tonic. Thousands
OF persons tnus circumstanced aro enabled to
bear mp agalnst the difficulties in which thcy
ale involved, and to retain their strength.
health and mental c!carneys, by the regular
use or Hostetters Stomach Bitters, Olsen en-
which are promo to attack the body when de-
bllltated and broken down by over-much
prain-work i, or e3hausting physical labor, are
Kept at bay by the resistant power with which
this lncomparable tonic endows the nervous
system and the vital organs. At this season,
when the heat is evaporating the clements OF
strength from every pore, an invigorant ia alb
solutely essential to the safety and comfort OF
INC PUBIC. and Is required even by the more
rooust, II they desire to keep their athletic
capabilities in status quo. Hcnco course of
Hostetter's Bitters iu particularly useful at
this period OF the year. as a defence against
the. invisible disease afoat in II sultry atmos.
phere. 1t is the most potent of all preventive
the stomach. the liver and the bowels. and
interfere with tho perfect digestion and as-
similation OF TODD. it is the standard remedv.
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