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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

a FLAT DENIAL or TIE REPORTED LoUDorS
POISONING tAsE--A CARD FROM DR.. PrGII.-
To the Gator Of The Alexandria Gazette ::
Burhngfob LoUdom county, October |, 1872.
Ny attention has been called to sensational
article III your paper of last week. heade d
" Another Poisoning Case in Loudoun.'
copied from the Lcesburg Telegram. From
its apparent >'anderous character and entire
pcrvcrSion of the facts feel it my duty to
notice. will briefly state the facts: Mrs
+. Cation sent for me on September Sth to see
two OF ncr children laboring under typhoid
fever. one seven Years old, the other seven
teen. They were both extremely i'll when
first saw them, and continued so for some
days with but little Improvement, without
any hope of saving the younger. When |
last saw them | considered the younger n
hopeless case, and told the mother. The
next day tailed TO see them, having moro
calls than could attend. The second day
called n%ain, and the younger was dead,
and several OF the nci@hb0rs were prepar.
Ing to bury it. One Of her friends
asked me to 20 i'll the kitchen and
see Eliza. stating he believed she was living.
Eliza was iii older daughter, about nineteen
Years old. and said by the neighbors to be
.ncjr,;". went il and saw she was nearly
uptlu . illltlitlttl tit tltSllu vi Tue luCi. put
o!p medicine for the other daughter, and
went on. as had no time to lose. After /
started Mrs. Cation sent for me to come back
and Try 10 do something for Eliza. | exam
inrd her again aud told her mother that it
was useless t. think of doing anything ; she
would not live M hour. She died very soon
after lett. The other daughter has recov-
cred. Some Of Mrs. Cations friends believe
that Eliza was dragged BY her paramount. l
could form no opinion, rs | only saw her IN
mrti.n'o nortis. The Younger child died
from fever. and nobody here has the least
suspicion Of thc mother attempting TO poison
either ot thcU There Is 10 excitement and
no cunning Of bodies. rs stated.
This poor woman has had her full share of
tie ills OF this world without being falsely
dragged before the world as the murderer of
her uWu children. The author Of such
>lnnd"r should certainly be exposed Re-
>icrtill!Iy yours. }. Il. PuGu,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

The -" Hollywood Ghost" is again plague.
ing the authorities of Henrico and Rock
bridge. The commemorative Attorney of
the former county was in town on Monday
with donblc-iistcd l,enchman to collect a
big bin against this county for keeping the
wait aforesaid. The miserable creature who
is the subject of these proceedings is In the
Richmond Jail under the vaesant act.-.Rock.
hrline (ILI.en
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
ldOMMERE,,GIAL.,.,-.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, October !, 1877.

OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White.1.7 LEO bushels Red 1905 bushels.
CoRS.-Whte. o1s bushels. Mixed, COO bushels.
OATS.-1?D bushels.
SALES.
I WIiEATs-White, %! bushels prime at sl.s5: lsO
bushels seed at s1.75 81 bushels very good ut sIso
l7s bushels good at Sl5 T52 bushels fair ut 70 q.
bushels common at 81 as: 30 bushels common ut
81 .2s: 80 bushels very good at 1882.
WHEAT.-Red.1Bo bushels very good ut Sl.7s; 50
bushels very good at s175 16 bushels good ut sl70;
23 bushels fair af 81 So 30 bushels common ut s1.5o.
CORN White. 1914 bushels prime at 7oc.. Yellow,
"a bushels very good at 7sc.
OATs--20 bushels winter at f5c.
RYE.-lo bushels prime ut 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

The SrrroSFp fc'soElyg % i t,LrRGYMAN
II EALE;GH'--A y"" ..crai gloom pervaded the
CIV ~ ~. tuesday morning upon thcannounce-
mcnt Of the sudden death Of the Rev. Dr..
J. Brint0n smith. president OF ST. Augustine
College, Of TIL. city.
Dr.. smith arose at his usual hour (about
ji o'cUckl yesterday morning, and after per-
forming his usual duties about the house and
yard walked out to his farm. but short dis
lance from his residence. Meeting his over
seer. lie ave him some special instructions
in regard TO the days work, and returned to
his residence for breakfast. Before going to
the table he remarked that he vast little I'M
well. and thought II scidcZ powder would
help him. His daughter ut once prepared
the powder. lie drank it and went in to
breakfast. After eating his breakfast he re-
turned to Che farm. aud while convcrsin@
with Mr.. Sewcll, the ovrrSccr. he expert
euccd Gas lie expressed it, peculiar scnsa-
ton. aud at once returned 10 the house.
Arriving 1T the house. liz said TO his family,
Il am DYING. and feel that ] am poisoned
| Five minutes afterwards. and he WAS a corpse,
Dr., l.. Burke haywood was Immediately
! sent for, but of course too late 10 he of any
service.
| oNiII " tue >Ntlt'tUlltSS vi lIlt uttNiI VI
| nr. smith q Jury was summon Il ly the
coroner. and IN inquest WAS held over the
| body. Aitcr ali investigation Of several
hours, in which the remains OF the ,eidilz
! powders in the glass were examined, &c,
the Jury adjourned til this morning at 10
O'Clock, when post moriem examination Will
lie made.
In the death Of u. Smith Raleigh has su%-
tainel Iii irrctrievabe loss. lie was north
| crn man by birth and education, came to this
State since the war, founded the St. August.
| inc College for the cd'ca'i0n Of colorcd men
for the Episcopal ministry, was n public
! spirited, cntcrpIising citizen, and Gid more
than amy one man TO promote immigration Of
northern neil to our State. In the absence
of DR.. Mason he Frequently filed the pulpit
of Grace (EpiScomN chuich, in this rity' ant
! was much beloved hy the congregation. Hi:
death is universally regretted. and his family
has the wa:nIest >ympathics Of the commu
! n"y.-Rdictgh Ners.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
WILMINGTON On. c. MARKETS.

OcToRxa 1.-SDirits 1tipe'ttne;-salcs Oh II
casks at COG. % gallon for southern packages.
E0sin.-Safe5 Of COZ barrels N 81 Tor sIiqine.:
;ld FOR low No. 2, $3.50 for extra No. l, anu 'O
for low pale. ,o,, % {, r,
for hard and $3.50 for Yellow dip and =, T!rgl,;
1,oioa.-Saes or bales at lGc.. IL ut l63c., 10 NJ
17c: and at lie. u fb. We quote Ordinary !5!c'
a H. good ordinary, .l65c: u h.; 10" middiis'
lie. a H.; tGi!lns, l7ic. q ID.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

: STRENUOUS FRAUu--rHE NrGRn EX0-
l...-l1Uriug the past ten days our Colnm,i-
.'' Nl> h"yn forced to witness IN amount
< hr IA "llronlcry Well calculated 10 excite
go. j'ir>t Indignation. Agents ftom Pcnn-
f3au8 lave been III our midst engaging
a-y1 !1cn o>tcn>ihly for work upon rail
lN.'-. III quatvi"S. rolling mills. &c., but
s.uy Io! the purpose Of voting Tor the Grant
'..a@i candidates in The approaching state
'#."H ON IL" s'h oi Tue present month.
Eo,l,th, lhr only place where this traudu-
-" 'U,in"~> has been carried Oil. One hun
a. Il and titty negroes have been .t2hetcd
H. u In" thulr>town drlGt, and us many
u."r from tinT'cr,H Ferry and from uarri-
>.ahNi@ sud other points in the Valley. In
SHORE. ,ac whole northern border Of Virgil
G.a aud tn" counties OF MARYLAND contiguous
W PvuH>l iyHnia have been secured by these
Nautlnuu> agents Of Simon Cameron for
u'..l" u,"n IL aid in defeating the effort OF
@t hottest voters OF Pennsylvania 10 rid
"Nm,",vc> oI the rule OF the rlundercrs
"'" have gotten possession of the govern
%" 81 81 that State. 1900 Manchester Times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

4 meeting of the National Board of Trade
will take place mt the rooms OF the Chamber
of Commerce, New York, on Tuesday, Oc-
tober 18th.
On Tuesday last Rev. G. c. Biting, of
Richmond, addressed the Philadelphia Bap-
fist Association in behalf of the Bible and
Publication cause.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
PETEMBTRG. Va.

OCTOBER 2.--Ofcrin& continue light. Wcqnote:
Common unsound Tugs At 81. 5nIf sS.25; sound work
ing lurs. :35O@95o. Dark strong leaf is wanted,
and IS selling right freely ut $l@jo@ :i Fine black
would bring more. We note sales of about 200 hogs
hcts of fair to good leaf within the past few days
at Si27I$l3.5o Noaescript tobacco keeps dull, and
there is very little doing In coa-curcd, which Is
nominal q Si5STs5O for wranDprS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

,,.|NIn CONGRESSIONAL sTRiCT.-The
%''""ond S'Gtc Jour7ul thinks that the
1"',','i' and dissatisfied Conservatives Of
49, -tl"'a Di>tric, stand Il fair chance to de-
'.'' General Bowen, the nominee Of the Con-
'.''A''e PARTY. The Journal need lay no
'Ne4 !nttelinx unction 10 its soul for Gene
-, -. Bowen viii carry the district by no less
'.5I len thousand msjority. Marion Pa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

l"E gEwELL cA$E.-Threc residents of
'ai, riE were this morning summoned to
Il ARA brcntsv!lle on Monday next to give
49,, Hpny in the case Of Rhoda Fewell, for
'ao".I#s aud killing j. L. Clark, which will
zen romr up before the County Court
i g%0,n'yiu Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

LISTED STATES CoURT.-Thc case of John
W. Carlson AGAINST the county OF Botc-
'nar', involving II claim of $4,000 in Con-
"blalr money Tor salt furnished the county
"A'riirs during the war, was decided III
'"'I ot tbrlisou, aud the sum Of Sis
awarded hitn, with interest from the time the
"'C was contractcd.--Lyach5nry RepHth-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
TOBACCO MARKETS.
RICHMOND, VA.

inspections of Leaf the Past Year In the
State-Stocks OIL Hand-The New Crop-EA-
ports Of Leaf Tobacco.
The tobacco year In Virginia ends on the 30th OF
September. The inspections of leaf tobacco in this
city the past year and the two preceding years were
~ follows.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

".>.%!>s EAlLuHE.--Thc mercantile and
'!-lh.sa community were startled yesterday
"E#NE by the announcement that the
a@'.#e hon~" OF McSsrS. Moore, Hebrew &
So. H,d suspended. The horsc was doing Il
w"i'y large business, and Il good many de-
pastors viii suite MoIe or less. We hear
. s'&jcd. unot;icilly, TINT the firm will pay
"'u"tl'l!v" cents on the dollar. ---.NotJoik
lMnn.nl.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
ST, LOUIS, MO,

SEPTEMBER 30-Otfcrings small anl the demand
limited. We have 10 essential change to note. al
though there have been slight fluctuations in price
market. Shipping mot c0lorv, which are in de-
mand) were slow and easier: all manufacturing
grades active and medium brightS (Which continue
very scarcc) higher; good smokers siifcr.
We quote: Fer loo B,s.--Scraps. none offer
ing: factory lugs, $!6lSS.so planters Tugs, $3.50
Sa.aJ: common leaf, SsGLS).Ij; medium to good
shipping leaf. Slo4l:il: medium bright and bright
filters SlO25 $3.50 to &l3GlS2O; halt-kright wrap
pcrs :?5I:i0; ilic wrappers. nominal al sea SlOO-
none otieriug: factory GriCd shipping leaf, s93l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

I. ). Bundy, Commemorative Attorney OF
Richmond under Candy, has turned up in
Washington.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

The above are tho only inspection points IN the
State At Danyiile all the tobacco practically Is
sold loose, aud ought not to be counted In any esd
mate OF the srsp of the ssass because IT really ap-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
CINCINNATI. O.

OCTOBER 1.-The market for the past week ha,
been cool some very fine TOuccoS having been Of
frrnd which brought from 20 TO 2Jic., the greater
part. however, being Of lower grades. The rcjec-
lions were few. The market for Chic Seed Is firm.
with IN advance over last sale prices. The offerings
for the week were ,J1 hogSll"a'ls and 81 boxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

Governor McMullin will in few days
',"l' upon canvass OF the States of Penn
ANA, Ohio, Illinois, and Indiana, in the
',.'I's' OF Greeley ind Brown Bristol
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
pEgrAURASTS.

rsTABLIsHED. 1e6o.-L. LISAE.-
EiyASN's STEAM DyEiSG AND 500 I'M IN
400 Broad snd "a M s.saa
sfrset LADIES' Dresses SsesAss 49, n al IN
nv e,iSr or secured in the hcs
Ia, paid to Kid Gloves gssai
of Fancy Goods ase Toys ~ tus saetS 80 q
Bread street i. LINsEaANs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

p.'r ~ bcsuoSG ALLEGED SwISDLE.-Mr.
',,>.'ol% a. he confidently calls himself, was
., ,ar'e ne Mayor yesterday morning ON the
J'tse OF attempting TO obtain money under
i"' sI pfetences. The examination was very
TOM. .'' one The only evidence offered being the
, ,r.s,''"f from J. Z. Bushong and J. ID. Ban
! ''''' sashier Of the First National Bank OF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

'o'ohri James p. Riciy, Great Incohonee
~, '2r United States Improved Order Of
~ w." ArI', ms granted two applications for
',.' ,.'iihatton Uf new tribes in the Territory
y" W, >eorT'ska ; the law of the Order being,
',' there is 10 Great State Council, appli.
.',''h must DO made direct to the Great In
'''"uee.- Winchester Tnass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
CgioTIHraG.
s7o. FALL AND WINTER.

JULIUS KRAKER, Merchant Tailor and Clio
.hier, 1911 Main street. beg ~ inform my friends
and patrous that have now received my stock OF
MEMS, YOUTHS, and BOYS CL0THlEG,of all
kinds and grades, from the cheapest 10 the finest.
Also, my heavy line OF Piece Goods, which have
selected With care aud taste for the merchant taif0r
Ing department Ny stock Of Furnishing Goods Is
laGre and we'll selected.
My stock ~ large, my prices low and ] win not
he understood. Sign of the Red Post
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
cITNsI GUNs.-Just opened a

NUSSl GUNS GUNS!-Just opened q a
aT Iarca ,na comnlete stock OF GUSsof all kinds,
nom fine down to the Co spor
guns and all other gtics1 nes psToL Is Of ali Of
mn Our stock is large, and VIII be
sold II the possible prices sf .Fe H
Slanss - pa pa sBTRiDGFS being particularly ID
our Ine are made specially AZ VOTE done me- 20 ee .te
best ma mE M SI,o;Is spORTiN1s AND BLAST
nra S en,r, ~ 4. w. TIGNCR.
Ing foHAA No. 1882 Main street
Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
SEWEEas.7gACSEENES.
SEyEEEas.7sACsE
ssDoNEsTIG"
GHENES.
L0CE-STITCH.
sELF-ADJUSTING TENSIONS,


ST1LT--AIJ OoIINW II1-NHlVNS'
The :. DOMESTIC" combines with IFS rrmarka-
bic simplicity and ease OF running great quidaesS
of operation with II wonderful range Of work.
Don't fail 10 examine It,
AGENTS WANTED.
DOMESTIC SEWlNG-MACHINE COMPANY,
921 Main street. Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04
E1sUcAr7lIoyAf,.
MEDICAL COLLEGE or vTRGINIA
z. DEFARTMENT7 OF PHARMACY.

Session OF Is7asnd ts73 commences f,crorvr ,ar.
and continues FIVE months iuD1H aots -
The LEgTggES on INTERN MEpffyl AND
IHEKhfEGTlCs. and on CIfEaffSFFY> AMI 3
PHARMACY. will be delIvsred on MfEnIY
WEDNESDAY, and Friday. from % ii Al. nj.
tend these Lectures without sany serious toss ~
time. They are also entitled TO attend she after.
noon examinations on these branches without
charge. Zee for the course, SIS. IT9s1-s
FRIDAY. October 9TH. INTR0DUCTORYLE Lee
TURES By Professor CUNNINGHAM at II and Pros
lessor CULLEN at II O'Clock
Matrfcu!stioE books open from 10 to II O'clock.
oc 4sit j. II. NGCAW, Dean.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

.n prs 74r e,"s cr1xp Of" nss S.S 1 ssa
or>7T I.rnrTa srrrcms AND ENTHUSIASTIC ,:,sn,
~ >9'''"'rv 7uy NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

The stocks on hand on the first days Of October
1871 and 1879 were Us follows:
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
BRYSON

llato In Store tho Iare0,f o0I
lbp su
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Parties desiring 10 procure COS
Tunes for TIE masquerade 20 be held
during thc iah, either by rent or
purchase, should oll on Or siile TO
A Mare, % Jefferson street, Mem.
phis lie can supply any order that
inay be sent him nt : very reason.
able cost, and there u a probability
Of q masked ball being given during
the Fair week, and in such case all
necessary costumes can be supplied,
oc5 tf
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
An Act TO Amend the Revenue Laws
and for other purposes, Approved
April 1lh. 1872.

sEcrtoS /. b. II enacted by the Legislature
OF the State OF Mississippi, Tha, the tax col
leciors OF the several counties In this State
shall, on the First Monday of December in
each year, return iiio the Office Of the Clerk
Of the Board Of Supervisors Of their respective
counties, a list OF the lands IN their several
counties, delinquent for any a. which such
collec orr are, or may be req ired 10 collect,
and The person or persons 10 whom each tract
or lot may be assessed, showing whether such
person or persons are residents or nonresident
Of the county, and II ncn-residentS the place
Of their residence, according 10 Tie bes, Of hi,
knowledge, information or belief, and the total
Amount Of the several taxes Aforesaid against
each tract, which list u al be verified by afi-
davi,; and II any Tax Collector shall fail,
through negligence or iucompe,eney Of him
self or any deputy, 10 return Fueh list at the
time aud manner here required, or shall make
any false return In respect TO such delinquent
lands, he shall be deemed guilty ~ a felony,
and on conviction, removed from ofics and
imprisoned In the Safe peuitfrtl,ry for q
term Of not lcts than one year; ald be and
the %suFrtics on his bond shall be liable thereon
Tor the whole amount Of such delinquent taxes
aad for all damages which the State or county
or any private person may sustain thereby.
a.uf4lau
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
FOR

Wa are a%aihorved 10 announces the name Of
A. 5. PASS. Esq, OF Grenada, as a candidate
for C0ngffsl on he platform adopted by tho
Cincinnati an Baltimore Conventions subject
70 the action OF a Dist OF Convention, " a
convention Is held.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
Lands said 10 lhr state for IaVts,
Fiscal Wear 1911.


Tho following ietgihsi lands 10 ihs raunit
of fauali. state OF Mississippi delinquent tI
HHa wYmtni ~ atH ff iha ystf 1911
el 81 subject q be- exemption ty ths
orbsff ~ NE rtfrl II ittise months
ium ihr date thereof aDef which time ihtt
will hp subject 10 purchase and entry of anY
parAUn uluh 'hU payment ui amount if Witch
Hl Hria hft Delinquent and al costs % M
siii. vilh damage. and '%Hbsr1Hsat taxes ar
ruei Act ~ Legislature W quiet lnt
titles ani Increase tbe revenue uf lhe State
approved Apftl o. 1872.
The daily Panola star. (Sardis, Miss.) 1871-1872, 1872-10-15
Artificial Legs and Arms.
DIR. ID. BLf-S
Patent Anatomical Leg

ha. side motion ., til. ankle like the natural
one. and Il recommended by the best surgeons
in America as being superior 10 all others IN
use.
Each Leg is Guaranteed for Five
Years.
Perfect satisfaction In hiiinR warranted. or
no Ale. Arms With partial and full hngtr
motion varying in price according 10 style
All kinds Of Artificial Limbs repaired on short
notice. Descriptive pam hle,s ssn, free.
Address A. heDsRN0TT, Manufacturer,
di-ly 90 scamp st. New 0fieanl la
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26
FOURTH OF JULY PICNIC.
Lafayette Silver Cornet Band.

W. are gIld to know THAT arrangements
i,a.c l..r made to have n grand Fourth Jul:
Plc-n!c II the Fair grounds. gca- llf> city.
for Tie benefit of our uariyaiel silver Cornct
Band. The Programme las no! Yet been
perfected. but every provision wilG be made
to render the Gay one Of Interest and pleas
ure. Fine music will be d!scoursed by the
band. ana Gen. y. W. DoniphaL, of Ray.and
other distinguished speakers, will deliver
aidres,cs. The band stand in great need of
new instruments. and a sna!! admission Zee
y! - cents. will b.. charged at the gate. Now
let everybody, Old ar! young. ill their ba>k-
cts. and come. Lexington and the whole
county ar. under Obligations to Our band.
They nave cnliI e]ncduur fairs anGpul'iiccnter-
'ainmcn's for year, with such music ~ hard
Is any other band couit! furnish. Ihry have
furnished rUmbcri">S gratIitou~ enter
'aininrr:'. 10 the people. TMey have sivrr!
"ur city i Reputation abroad. Lexington i,
not known abroad for IL m.cniii ant hotels.
and Il, i'"in- 4 great raiiroai! c"i.tre. but ~ =
town tir4t has the best >"hor'-. and til" best
band i" til" Statr. Let the people then from,
city and co,atrv tlock to the FAIR -Fothd-
On tn" Fnt,rth. not f" celebrate that day par.
tiru!ariy, hut to help the band, aad have 4
] ,l.r rood time.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26
~EXiNGTC

W,n.-.r, =. .,r cnrr.,-
Eu.,, - ,,i",. -, ~, .
"a Iilr i, , " = 10" i,.',: wrarpcu 10 10
10 49,, - WINE am c"hha"h'-i"
i:.Iu.[,E,,, ~, !" in,yr .:.a,, .oo. ,,,;,,,
ami ,.rlrntm. II 1T, =: "a i" '''''"'
rruvIsing,-~ , hans. Il "a rsc. r,,,p.rr ',
to i3r
S.f~-,I.Y- 80,
~nu,,id.-
itrI--. I, l.,
i,gr.rirI, XXX : 10, H., M. :, ,o.ro,i
...,,,.i ... ' - wi sPoi
, ~ t',' ; ~;
salt k'n.Iyh, so
,;r1,., - - , 60
a. ii. IrI' r. -. crt.h., III nV - !"
T,g--I -, ; "a
t,I. - ~ ..,c
.iay. =, ~ ~ " '-'' "' - l" ."' ""
$50 r =,
ri tI . a. So'""' ~
m,..N IN - - ID: e"'i''''i ~
,n,.,"y y %. .o So. t,.,f.n ,.
i r .r"n., =, ;" :. an.
GREE" ~ T., !: q p"'' sr''"'' '"e.
r., .,rn
- It' " -
- 49, r,c.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26
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Rev, Mr.. Chimney md family off. y semi
nary. havcgone to spend the hot da.s with ihcir
friends in Ohio.
Mrs. Chamberlain, Of the same institution, ms
also left the city 70 visit friends In another state.
Wrn IL. Hidei, "r.priv1e SECRETARY oiA II.
Stevens, Of GsdrgIa, has spent several days in
our c'ty, looking out for a location. lie believes
IN stevens yet, and that he IL able 10 way The
poislar sentiment of Georgia. either for or
against Greeley.
John Thistle, 4 w,ll-knvwn citizen Of Dover
vicinity, has been dangerously i'll for snrnr ti.nr.
Little hopes are entertained NJ his recovery.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-06-26


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