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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
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"H::.iiA>, G".r.-M I:i"-. h: h;< cer'ri.
~ i al "a irU,t ,lti.'i %ryrmj.r All, 10;
and '!uiv r''":! i :. an .!,',;,i T'>ui!rr, with.
N AMI i". iH. County ui i. ,~f.:rtlr, and Silie ,i
Mis- 'uc IN ltr'ri I:nr'. :. NJ. !. ut pages s..
'"i 81. cunrgy '!t,:a" undersigned 81. Trust =.
ne i.ii,'rtlC 'ir-'r'''.rl tract snd parcel OF Lana
';;Hntr', lyI:i.- AID hvI.:S II the county Oi I.af1v-
Fit, AMI SCAT al A..,n..::. tn-yif: All that par.
81 IN" south w'1t IItr'rr of section six. (J, in
ship i"r.N-rI-ii' (iSl. of rIu.' twrrty-,ix
t-V>. cN'ltt""Eiy acres IN iiIr north east cora
"r Thereof containing on" iunGr,a and t!iiriN
iSrrs. wiiic!I .flt '''Tv ytD'e " i> ill'.r in frl,t
10 ncriirct lr u-NIn.nt %! icrr;Iln iIrr:ll>sOry np:t
t'.rrt IN d"srribri. .hI't wlrrr.r. the sIii not.
his l"HG sirl,' h"rpra. 'iI". and II IN inns uRng:,i:
Nn'T therefore. | The undersigned Trustee. ia uUr-
sit i'ir' al Ia PROVISIONS of -: Il ,i"r,t al trn i AMI
al the r"'iti =. -! lie hpitrr ,f-ii,i nu;c, viii on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER .8lh. iSsa,
ii tN ''l Tie II mrs of min" o'c!,rS in the fore
II, Oh ln'l H." "'clrcN il III. a;icrnnnn Of TIN.
lty. in :r..it of thu court !! iII-1 door in tn. CITY
al i.-Nin4ihh, Lafayette COUNTY, ,HissaI:ri, 49,
r'ti IL ~! tiit above Described property at l,.i:-
I've vr,i,!Ir. ar 80 mn: n thereof 81, nav br nrr.-.-
+ Iry, In i.' highest li.tt': Tor csG-ir. =" satisfy sal ?
IrI". with ali interest remaining ualail i.r-.-
"a, tax her wittIrb-:a and \!Iri---.iIr mi, rras.
dccit5 ZACH j. MITCHELL. Trustee
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GUARDIANS NUTaCE OF FvyaI
E,x,k-1 GNE

NUTFCss OF FENAL
SETTLEMENT.
NOTiCE Is hereby given 10 ALI PERSONS infer.
~ -sft,t ia the estate OF Marietta Hooker
formerly Marietta SAor,) That the und,r,iyurt,
Suir,iiai % the prrson aud estate Of ssi'i miinr,
has fled his account for Enal settlement or .nii
iouhhr's estate Al the january term Of tine Prob Ne
court OF I.atayett. cauuty. Mo. and will aniiy
.irst Monday in January, ls:s, for a Anal dis-
charge ut his guardianship.
dec4t5 JOSEPH SAGSDAI.E, Guardian.
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CASH P.iID FOR WHEAT.

Goods delivered free. au-,tr
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

ChristInas-'lny has now been consc-
Grated for SO MANY centuries, and it's
observance is s" closely associated
with The religious ideas of the "rr,t
mas. of the Christian world, that The
discussion of the historical accuracy
of the date has ceased to be impor-
tNnt.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

The Gcrman Democratic general
co1uinitec of New York have rcatiirin-
e" Tie principles of the Cincinnati
platform, and will rcorganizc on
that basis.
George Francis Train plead guilty
in the New York court of Oyer
and Tcrmincr. Yesterday. to Tic
CT. re of publishing paper call, d
t ,c Train Liguc," considered an OBJ
scene publication. Train is still. in
the Tennis.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
a BOOK For TIE esI.iIoN.
Nssissssssssy sssIs

EiarysfNsNk;y : IssHs.s1
Private Counselor ID ta> Married
or thuse Gbont to Marry. On tho Psychological rly,-
teries and reve,atiuustfti sexual ~.IysirrI. with tho
latest discoveries in producing and preventing or
spring, preserving tbs complexion, &C.,
THIS is an Interesting Work. Of two hundred and
sixty pages, with numerous enyr.vipss au CONTAINS
valuable information for those who a.o married or
marriage; still It IL a book tl,t ought
to DO under lock AMI key and not Lid carslr,slv
about the housc,
Scrt' 70 any CO G'e" f p,~tarrl for :ia- Gents. ISi---,
Ut. L'ata l'isiru lE:t ~. l: =. E'sh:A StrS,, 81. Lou, "a.
Niece - - A--...--, Al v~.;-.sr-,.A-.
~ he'"Fe aHiHytnE ~ IL. nu:u: -r@s Z -~E,usps..st , in
fahlic psrrrs. or rsins s:y 1 g=cS Lcrpr.p~., L,use pr- RI.
SsE. no matter rhsi yrur dis-a~c Il OF huv dr-in-.'i. yrrr
e0ntitian. hs BrrTs CA BE- consulted, p-r- araIy O r bx isai
Ga the atsnnses nent!rsrd IA his Voc. B;lc.. No. II S,rt.
Es-ata stru1. bctrcca GsEsc: All caeza.t. at. Louis, 70.
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Gen. to.70 q. CLARK, ST..

Ilr historian f~..Shc!hy's exDrdi.
ton to Mexico. now being pubi cd
"a III" Kansas City Times, gives II,
ioi!oWlng account %! Il stubborn Mis-.
souri, rebel "Gsn. John Ii. ClarL.
returning ahout tie sam" time. WI.
bounced upon and duly i~ncnrceratcn.
twlitn attempted to CONVEX him to
Imperialism, but it ended by Clark
bringing Gwimn back to Democracy.
AID n noble Nis>ourian was OLD
Gen. Clark, as the soldiers loved to
call him. Lame from a wound re-
cclVcd while leading his hriuni,
gallantly into action at Wilson's
Creek, pcnuiiess III Il land for w,Usc
sake he had given UP gladly Il mag
niilcent fortune, prescribed of The
government, & prisoner without =:
country. an exile who was not per
'uIttcd to return i'll peace, kc wcil,
INTO Fort Jackson u rebel. renamed
II rebel there. came away 4 rebel, and
l rebel he will continue to be IN iuu"
as life permits him to use the rough
.Angi" Saxon oati,s which go to make
up his rebel vocab;ilarv."
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r.y.e

~ -k->N - r. h.Ia T. h
ARE ercirIrSa and opening ont the largest
stock ANA pre:iiest lot Of esint- of any re-
tail house in America. They are equal in
.tyies and beautiful c~olorln- To any Frcnrl,
print cand only lie per yard. Come ana see
1t WILSON * IIuTCuISON'S
Popular D-v Goods Emporium.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Davis u Allstadt warrant their
goods, and sell cheaper than the chcare>t.
Ladies iinc shoes n speciality. decitf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

The first song v composed In
England was a Cbrlsfmas.carol In
ADgio.S Norman French.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
CIR xED 022S5SG!

Boys slcighs, wagons, whcc!bar-
rows and rocking-hor>c-. at Ludwi.'s. dIl
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Mems boots at Eckic Il Co.'S, at
= 10 = pair. dceitf
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

CLOSING OF TIE MAILs.-St.Louis
md EASTERN mails 1T $50 II. ii. Western AID.
81. Joseph at 5:l5. +. ".
G.. W. Mexican. p II.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

APPo1STMENTS.-Ilic President
has sent to the Senate for contirma-
ton the following appointments:
Ward Hunt, Of New York, Judge
# the United States Supreme Court.
in place Of Judge Nelson. resigned :
and Hon. :. l.. OFF. of South CnroIi-
ma, Minister to Russia, in place OF
Mr.. Curtin. resigned.
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TRUSTEES saI.E.

MI Georgc hoimsS and Agnes
w Holmes, his wife, OF Lafayette county,
Mo-, did, b.. their certain deed OF trust dated
S,th day oil March. ISIS, and rrcoried in the
Recorders oiac., OF said county, In deed hook
:, No. !, pt-e loi, convey to tme undersigned
trustee, tn Ioilowiu5 describ. q rs:i eS.. 4. sila-
atra in .Ii'i county, ia VIZ: A csr.aia 1T -,.n-
i.;inn OF the ,,ae-.iiid partof = certain tract oil
rand. -i+jsc-nl 10 the city ri T., Ntdstan, cbavvystf
.,y ~ I.ut'v W FiIurTtS. tcJaEa.s 81 .aaie
srt /. Iber, ). DihwitdL., amt dn,cr.b, d III :.
,lcrti cNrcugc,I on he Ia diy uiJd'y. iS.i. aHt.
r-c.F,t4 ID Oh page -. nj h.hia letter &C., ia the
..i.a .f me !:"cp,s;-r oi .i,sJ =. ir said county
,s.d lot beng by s.lin-usurrEirut r:iS-oae feet ~
lsIifa. and on. hundred aHi iifiy-i,e t.rt IL
irD.t.I-marc y lrticui:r'y de scri5ct 10 fellow,
9-yLiuias AZ the northeast cSrnrrc 81 ti.t "Tas1'
by :sut-rt pucActt. i,Iu:it ri DEWITT Prirhart,
su,i running e. [ II is't, theuc- south along =
.!ac inrrrsrc:.aS fHs Ir..t afitai &bJ. : n.ntit,Ii-
III, AMI parallel ID th,sct>t side of SAID tract, L.
feet ~ tic s.utl sale OF SAIL tract. thence west d
t-ci - i STAKE, ilrnc.' rJrtii along the west SAFE
If slisi ;.:ic;t1 tie hrrialin which s1It cutFty-
Iitt wis "a al: 10 accUct Ia i'1SEl'aI NJ l'i't
:ertiia promi ssory not.S tnrrs:n lt,rr.hel. ;Ad
sl.r~s< ,i.fiaI: has "a Mti- in In iay.:l-tt ii
>ttt notes, nov, t,-:r!'r", by NrT.tc ot IN,
''y r Z stt~rT=t al ~. ,y >ri'' 'trr': "a rus at
ii =. r"licas "a ais issiI old ot Sail .i0tss,
Viii l
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Tic best holiday present is Il Vic,
tor sewing Maci,imr, tho best IN the market,
at LuywiS's. al
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

christmas is each year more rcucr.
ni'y observed in New England, where
1t was once prescribed by law and he.
fore another generation it is probably
most OF the religious denomination.
here viii observe the anniversary by
public religious ~scrviscs.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
NOW Is TEN TIME &c s~UnsCRzBE
, -FOR THE
ST. LOUIS WEEKLYTlMES.

To Cioaisst and Best Family Newspaper
ru!hisi,i IA tie United Stcsts. continuing NOR.
H;cdi'y ns4tttr t."a 4ny otier Weekly Pape,
Issued.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

style cases AMI henr their rio .lri tone. Prices
sVJ {" 40. All the nhovc inst tu,urs are war
rsnt,'i a. represented Or money refunded. send
ior Si,'nlsrs 81 Piano aud Organs 10
'lEi,t MILLS, General Agents, 2t y. 5th
ri 81. L"lis, Mo. &3-ly
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
Look on This Picture, and
on That"

The following appears queer when
taken in connection with a recent
obituary notice of Mr.. Greeley. II
bespeaks its own origin:
WAL!
The aid whitr-hattsa reprohate OF
the New York Tribune, Horace
Greeley, has just bean down. ora
ling ut a donLey-Siow, in Texas :
ard gloatinS over the woes OF the
south. whic. lie has done as muc!, as
ANY other untnng m~alefactor. to
produce. On his way back. Yam
keedomwards, he stopped at Calves
ton and OF course was called on to
tell what lie knew about Turning"
and things. IN the conrse OF his har-
ranYuc. he let slip the following
%asinuniin. contradictions of every
paragraph and line he has prnned.
every word aud SYLLABLE he has "
tered in the las. five rcars:
81 heliere II tins lag mol So mach vio,enc. or-
ours tn .-xts ~ in NV York CRY orIttinIy
here IA 10: marry - iaich ss,l :.b"u,
1t. VIA bit IN ,SIaai population IN
pera,ior. in ,r,; city ;saa ia Texas. All
il IS hs:tcr 10 migAGr th::n. The North dIse
rrt think Tr.Gs :. land OF the bowie knif- a,,i
pistol. The rrnnf th,: Texas IL ia good r.i,rIr
T.. -,uwa by tIrr s:-a'iy incrcAs. il pa, ,tilxtis?.
from o:ner states rh-r" L. II great d.siru 10 emil
gr4tr. In this. ~r.ra:as. T-Nasis \ singh rAc-ii-
ii:n withuI, il may ~ Oregon Texas X!on. il
rapidly gaining gr.irf. O.her S:s,.s mGy in
crease brcsE-. ip=s : are r-i.iacsfi w larsrr
gains, hut Texas doris mol lose MAY on.. snl
iHiead 10 le ju.i 10 ;lcr. Al letters I snail writ.
rom here, aat all ! shall witt about her here
lf::r, will SHOW that sIch will be I:iy repressu.l-
tions, for | c IN testify that property rad life ars
Ia n and t,.s ,sf,t 10 ftHsn
This from the antique hcliiou. whose
"Ku-Illux" and "Rcbel Outrage
iie-faciory. has run without ceasins.
morning. noon aud night, under -
full head of hrll-engendcresI steam.
FOR years! We'll. the world doe
move after all. And yet the oil mis-
crcsnt viii! go back-to New York
an! as soon az his stock of Texas
whisky evaporatrs, the same huge
Observation-Disclosures. skull-and-cro>x.
bones tales of Southern horrors and
atrocities. will be revived. Sevc,
mind. There's = heil somew here.
sonniim7. And Cnivrrsalis! as he is.
old Greeley is good for a preserved
>eE,'-wl"ro pluc blaZes are iirrccst,
bUbbliHg birthstone p!enticst. aud
rcd-hot pitc'-!orks >harp:st-whele
the worm dicth not, and the fire ncv,l
s~qainchslh.
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CHRlNT1.lS GOODS

Story Books for cili,.i,rn. Gilt Books
fo"m>. Fiction AMI other literary rria~
.iii.ah!c for holiday gins an! ii"c>i.!c real:
ny. MCKrEN .Ar,TI:
SIrr.s.Or> to Plrpit.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

Nobody in the city can sell boots
and shoes rs cheap as E.ckle II Co TO and
see. Ice, If
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25
New Goods at Eeller's Variety Store

New Goods at Aeller's Variety Store
Como One, Tome sLl. Como Every.
body.
NJ. f.. Keller has just returned from
The East with Il lars,. assortment of blank
Is. wa~tcr-pr0ofS. t~l,nnci~. ~Iiu>cvS, culicn.s.
inu>linS. he'd ti"ks, AMI many other article
too numerous, TO mention. Al.o, Il full Irn.
ni ladies' turs. Also, boot, and shoes, hat.
and caps. clot!in.. ana gents furnishing
goods. Call and examine my stock befor,
purchasing. No trouble 10 show goods. dill
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

E,adiay 4s4tter aiaa any otter Weekly Paper
Issued.
rENiiE WEEKLY ME gives its readers all the
/ N:ws Of til" Day, III i condensed form. con-
yrniruily arranged.
s",s. occupying full page, and inc udln g every
thing Of Interest 10 thu country merchant. the
farmer, or the General +, airr.
l. contains It fir-f-cI!-S Story in each issue.
II - = la'-r f.i-nf-l,ag' Paper, carefully made
up, e.i contain, each week Fifty Columns Of
Hl- = straight forward Democratic Paper, and
the only one published in st Louis.
FRESENTFOR EVERY SUBSCRIBER.
Every Individual subscriber al the WEEKL.Y
TINES VIII" forwards 81 81. who desire it. and
mikes the r.fia,-t Nj The tiin' Of subscribing.
viii rrcvlN" a c"i,y ofihc lMt ALMA
Ntt. - ~S.!"a.l" publication. about the size oi
IN" iEiBrNE ALMANAC. and which was received
i!st year with satisfaction.
TERMS.
= II lie subscriber, per ycrr .............S 81 SC
t'i3, 81 ;iv" subscribers, FER year each. Il -
Tubs oi ten and upwards, per year each. .. LOO
7" Postmaster and others we will allow Ten
Fer rTt. Con mission, |" he deducted i,um the
'ra"i!ai :rin'it,ii Ter raising riu,- in other
'%"r.is, w "il! >tndt'n copies tor one Nenr on
&c ifl "i s'.3h. iIt this does not inrlWdi u copy
Il IN Tins Ann use, winch i. onIN sent Free.
"s.nc!" ai,',crsh.r, VITO +, nit 81 ~. Th,sc
!ti',. "" can .ssu:r pnr tri,l.is, are just what
j. costs Ia ir"''i.cr HE l.Ircr, ut W.. have set our
ni",t ~ l'm,np >ubsc!: hrrs next year, and i'll
,"ai ~ have IN IN.
iiir bAli.i pr Year, s;l-lr copy ......... $40. 90
in c.u,> 'i aEc................ : -
IN cubs IL zen. .... $50
per l!Jhii.. 81
H. urw- dealers, per ,l"zru.... ri
- T~.i-NthnLi p"r year sirE!s -up't 5 Oh
IN riuhS OF ten each 4 o.
TT".rC"nt Commission will he ra;., on all
'uir-. ny "s:ri c",t,S i'll H.. sen; inr same
al ti.t. ~ iH!, l;Ir,.. ADDITIONS caii be mlie to
Cubs 1t. Cub ;:i:.s III ANY tim.
"" i'ti'trs are sent by mai unless palI for in
! Hly.ur,.
..m.itirr"s can ," fa,'Ir at our risk in Post
MI br'. ~, = Isl. Iti Letters or Drafts.
"'',i!r!i c''l'irs "I Li! Issue sent Tree on arplica-
uI.
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FINAL
LYNCH HOUSE
Scda:11. Missouri.

SCfUsIS. NINsONTI.
NvnRTII sd. Pacific Railroad. near Parir"
~ ls.iirrad Del O.. Ira silent board, 9! y o
dt-AEp ir;.y PATRICK LYN!'I. Pnrr i.r
.S+,G). Dor gay! Agents win.c:li ~!
C')NoO-O ciIsS : al wurkIns people, eth r
: \. Yen -orDli, m'kr more Rtrucy at work L.,
It's IN their pare mpIn,n:>. nr ALI tue time. than III
anything cieg. PsrtIcuiirs free. Auirp-s q.
-..ssui Il Co. Portland, Maine. srpis-ly
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n front ~ N. rpTr>hluSs t.rrg, ia Lafayette
:'lh-y. M;-s mi, III ta- AZ g described ;rti
>i",r l.. , i.-!y >s!sG t.t<> -! i4t-r'st. 1l'i ;1t
= 's:> Ei rNrrL!iiS :I:> t,I>;. "a: It:Si.' wa Ike
- highest bidder e." : isn IA Aa.'t-.'-twr e;. th''
.pIG5 ii \. Z. ari : =. Il. II iEI, day.
CHAIRS Bi.%.-rI>-Ei.L, trustee.
tr.-l-.Y
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PAEic2 crna p,auos

PAaiC2 GEM PIANOS.
inrs" N:.':"- 4 lower priced plan. will nud
n" k"inI JiI>t i.ir thing, riui-ra;. bu,h in
ais' asa prize. III IL, 81 III. h,,I mliari,i fi,,
i't' ant rmIrH.hi" fr r.miinin- in inn.
Ntri''iy u">t lass in al it, prr,s. h,ifuiiy w,r.
any Il Marked iavols 10 ministers III. N. NO.
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CHEAP! CHEAP!
T.. EASTER & co.

BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP.
KENTUCKY wulSEEY, CHEAP.
GROCERIES, ASSORTED, CHEAPEST.
FLOUR, MEAL md BRAN, CHEAPER
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

1t seems To lie the proper thing
no" anon" some of the newspapers
/" GENEROUSLY say that they will give
Grant a hearty support in whatever
wise measure he Shall undertake.. As
president has not given these
good papers much employment herto-
tore. there is little reason TO bclicy,
that he viii hereafter put his wis
nom 10 any severe test for the sake.
ofeiving them Il Job.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-12-25

thrlstinast should he cons, Grated
TO high and holy uses, and the day
la'c FnhserTicit not only to present
enjoyment but to happy reflections
IN the future. The memory of such
a Season should always sparkle n,I
brighten with the JOYOUS. III.
generous, tic bcnnfi"cni and tIc
%c"d-'" that it Will be, indeed. n
"Merry Christmas"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-06
Columbia Music Store,
LyBrand s. Son

T,AKE pleasure in calling the attention OF
i tho public to an examination OF their
sisting Of Pianos, Church and Parlor Organs,
Melodeons, Violins, Guitars, Bapjos, Flutes
Accordeons, Brass and Silver Band lnstru-
Inents OF all kinds. Also, Sheet Music and
Instruments on hand at all times. Sheet
Music sent by mail, poet paid. on receipt OF
price; and all kinds of Musical Goods sent by
Express, whom ordered. to any part of the
State, marked G. .. II. Good Secondhand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, for cash.
Pianos, Organs and Melodeons tuned and re-
paired in a satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. Removing and
Shipping Pianos for other parties to any poin
desired, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts.
faction guaranteed to those favoring US with
their patronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise. Ri.
chardson street, a few doors above PHGNIx
office. Columbia. e. G. Now
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-12-06
oHIvER DMs0N q; 90. IANNoUHoE

THAT they were hatpily untouched BY she
1 receut great Ere, rand are buey, a. usual,
IN Intending to their extensive orders.
hsy nov ss attsnt99d osso e 'l,Gir
srRtMENTAL MUSIC. Tie whole set is
one OF the most valuable Mnsieal Libraries
that could be devised, aa ,oaeh containa from
200 TO 250 pages OF the mont popular Music
q the day. PRICE ot each book in Boards,
50 60; Cloth. $500; Full Gilt, for Presents,
!4.00. The price a0ould be at retail. for the
pieces separately, about $400. In this form,
tl6ma Of Strauss, fnpw having splendid
sale y may be had for $S2. 80.
Musical Treasure, Vocal aud instrumental.
.. -, VOCAL ONLY.
Silver Cord. Wreath of Gems, Gems OF Ger
man Song, Gems OF Soottish Song. Gems OF
Sacred Song. Shower OF Pearls, Duets, Ope.
ratio Pearls.
III, INSTRUMENTAL.
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The italian Government is dete rmined
to suppress dueling, and has sentenced
two noblemen to imprisonment, one for
q year and the other for three months,
for indulging in the pastime.
It is rumored that DR.. 81. V. Redfeld,
{H. v. r., of the Cincinnati CONNER.
cial the well.known Tennessee Journal.
ist, is to become the law partner of ex-
President Johnson, in Nashville.
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Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta R.R
- SUPERINTEEDEETb OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., septfmber %, 1877;
EsSS H1A kHRH85E ON and after this.date,
~ 81 z.-5eS followin schedule viii be
run over this road: -l,I,H.. 4..:i
Train No; /. Train No.a.
Leave charlotte. .716A.M. 8.20 p. N.
Leave columbia. 80. 2:29 P. n. $50 AIM
Arrive Augusta. ZAP p. N. $40 Am.
x GOING NORTH / -
Leave Augusta....:. 6.35 A. 81. 550p. H..
Leave Columbia. .11.5S p. n. 11.r5p. n.
Arrive Charlotte! .6.15 p. n! 600 h. N.
Standard Time ten minutes elow er than
Washington; six minutes ahead Columbia. I.
No. Train daily: No. 2 Train daily, Rup-
days excepted. Both trains make close CON
nection to all points North, South and West.
Through tickets sold and baggage checktd
to all principal points.
JAMES ANDERSON, General Sup.,
z. r. Dorsey, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agent
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MR. GREE1.Ey's last Ep1roR1A1 1N rH

MR GRRE1EY's LAST EDrroR1An IN THE
'TR1BUNR.--In this article, entitled
"Abiding the Issue," Mr.. Greeley said:
''The South. We are told. has decided
for Grant by small majority; where
fore, those OF the South who were not
for Grant should conform to the jrdg-
ment and set to work to build up their
sections industrial and commercial pros-
perity., We heartily second the motion.
Let the South, like the North. accept
the situation. * The South
must live; and she cannot live on sterile
agitation. She has appealed for q
kindlier usage. and it has been fatty de-
MED her. Now, we are we'll assured
that the chief viotors in our late strug-
gle are inclined to correct abuses and
satisfy just oopplAints to the extent of
their power. We urge the just over
borne whites of the South to meet every
kindly overture with oordiality and trust
+, The late canvass has en-
lightened the North with regard to
Southern local rple. its causes and its
perila&1 No one louger pretends that
things are as they should be at the
South, even in STATES like South Caro-
serious opposition. It is quite generally
all that is required; there must be q
hearty accord between the educated and
the better GLASS OF manual laborers.
WhAre thess vette E@H;t5k E@H;t5k ..lae .ae foush5 and
plunderers; from apprehension OF wrong
from the gentlemen and land-holders,
the present is hopeless. We have said
that the renewed Administration must
be impelled by it's very strength, it by
ne higher consideration, to pour oil
upon tho wounds Of the South. It has
no longer any need OF Moses. or Clayton,
these must do, and it will bo done.
We shall be sorely disappointed if Gen.
Grant does not soon, in his own way, let
it be known at the South that thieves
may no longer hope for immunity from
just retribution by shouting themselves
hoarse in his praise and stigmatizing
those opposed to them as rebels.
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